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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1930
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads like a community notice listing names and roles. It mentions Rev. and Beth Blan with Red Nat berlr, Raiph Te, and Patt BANI, suggesting a church or meeting context in Elyria.
The Plain Dealer attributes Comings defeat to anti third term sentiment and convention motives, noting Hanna links and legislative allies but denying blame on his ties to city leadership. The Chronicle’s stance and a contemptible PD piece are cited as factors in the political defeat.
The piece recalls Galveston’s memory and notes the nation’s compassionate response to the Topeka disaster, highlighting how sympathy bonds people together and prompts collective aid to those ruined and left homeless.
Columbus June 1 The advance guard for the Republican state convention arrives tonight with Charles F. Dick to draft and submit the platform. Hanna Cox and Myron T Her rick are due Tuesday. Baker may come Wednesday. The latest shift shows Hanna backing Jersey General Sheets for the forepe jedge-up on Ae.
President Roosevelt motored from the New Haven hotel area to Vicinity fairgrounds in Cheyenne. Citizens of Douglas presented a fine gaited horse named Rag-A-Long valued at 300 dollars with saddle blanket and spur outfit. He hesitated but accepted after assurance the gift came from the town.
A 19th century newspaper piece details regions where diamonds and fresh water pearls occur in the United States. It notes Piedmont plateau gems near Virginia and Georgia, glacial finds in the Great Lakes area including Wisconsin and Michigan, and possible Canadian sources. It discusses diamond forms, crystal shapes, and the likelihood that future glacial moraines may hide more jewels. It mentions Kimberley-like geology in Kentucky and encourages surveying gravel ridges during road work.
A fragmented notice from the Elyria Lumber and Coal Company and OF feem Days Hardware Store urges buying tour hard coal before June 1. It mentions contact phones 280 and discusses tool diameter limits, while a stray line hints at glacial travel findings needing study.
The world’s largest circular saw, seven feet four inches diameter and weighing 303 pounds, was built in Williamsport Pennsylvania for Elk County lumber work. It will cut pine stumps into shingle bolts to unlock vast previously useless material.
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