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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1931

Page

10

Bible Of Exiled Empress On Way From Philadelphia

A Douay Bible once linked to Empress Iturbide travels from Philadelphia to Mexico City via the Mexican Embassy and National Museum. Walter Harris of Philadelphia owned it for 20 years, unaware of its dynastic ties until a newspaper article prompted verification. The Bible’s provenance aligns with Iturbide family history.

Washington Philadelphia Charlotta Mexico National Museum Mexico City Walter Harris Hurbides Harris Iturbide The Iturbides Empresa

Parking Profits Aid Miami Unemployed Fighters

Miami promoter Pat Stribling says profits from the Walker Risko bout will support unemployed residents. The event aims to funnel earnings toward relief efforts in the city.

Miami Fla Pat Stribling

Last Man to Get Gold Piece in World War Veterans Club

West Frangford Illinois residents form a World War Veterans last Man club with a $20 gold piece sealed in a glass case to reward the final member remaining in the group.

West Frangford, Ill

Judge bars blasting at Sleeping Giant landmark

Superior Court Judge Carl Foster blocked quarry blasting on the Sleeping Giant range in Mt. Carmel Connecticut after pleas from historical societies. The rocky hill, resembling a reclining figure, is a famed local landmark and one side of the giant’s head has already been shaved.

MT. Carmel Conn Superior Court Carl Foster Connecticutt

Brew Tempts Funeral Guests in Brockton Wake

During a wake at Joseph Grigas home two men tried to steal a barrel of home brew from Grigas cellar in Brockton Massachusetts.

Brockton Mass Joseph Grigas Grigas

Fossil trove moved to Yale Peabody Museum

Five motor vans carried the Braun Schubert collection of about 113000 objects to Yale's Peabody Museum in New Haven Conn The private natural history trove was donated by Dr Charles Schubert professor emeritus of Paleontology at Yale The bulk includes 100000 invertebrate fossils 110000 shells and 3000 mineral specimens gathered by the late Fred Braun of Cincinnati who died in 1918 the collection passed to G E Ashby who sold it to Schubert both natives of Cincinnati

Yale New Haven Conn Yale Peabody Museum Braun- Schubert Charles Schubert Fred Braun Cincinnati G. E. Ashby Schubert

Pipe Line Muskrats Evacuate After Pipe Removed

Four muskrats inhabited a pipeline segment at a lake oil pier when workers took out a length of pipe between the lake and land. The animals fled the area as the valve was left open after the gasoline supply had been exhausted and no crew returned to fix it.

Sackets Harbor Maine Animala

Twelve Greatest Women in America List and Adjacent Note

A list of twelve prominent American women is presented including Grace Coolidge Helen Keller Carrie Chapman Catt Minnie Maddern Fiske Cecilia Beaux Grace Abbott Florence Sabin Martha Berry Jane Addams Willa Cather and Mary E Wellsley. The piece also mentions a proposal to replace Sing Sing’s death chair with a Devil’s Island prison in the Adirondacks along with a study on students basal metabolism for health and education.

America Grace Coolidge Helen Keller Carrie Chapman Catt Minnie Madde Fiske Cecilia Beaux Grace Abbott Federal Children’s Bureau Florence R. Sabin Martha Berry Devil's Island Buffalo N. Y Amos Osborne Squire Ossining Adrondacks Sing Sing Greater Advertising Club Lafayette Hotel Squire Adirondacks

Smith College women undergo metabolism tests for medical standards

Northampton Massachusetts. For three years Smith College students have submitted to metabolism tests under the direction of Professor Myra M. Sampson of the zoology department. The tests aim to establish new standards in the medical field.

Sampson Northampton Mass Smith College Myra M. Sampson Zoology

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