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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
2
Fragmented OCR reads like a 19th century notice about rail disruptions. Mentions a strike or protest affecting trains, with references to a region, time, and potential authorities or officials. Reads as a local report on transportation disruption and follow up actions.
The ad touts Zems wBBWit as a solution for itching pimples rashes and skin infections promising rapid relief and complete healing after 24 years of lingering issues. It claims the product removes infection restores normal skin and urges purchase at 35c 60c or 160 pricing.
Local families share visits and school events as residents attend dances, homeschool gatherings, and church activities. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Waite and children visited Camden. Mrs Bartlett, Miss Retsinger, and Miss Whenes attended a game. seniors and students participate in homemaker clubs, polio vaccination talks, and a Chinese party planning meeting.
The text contains garbled references to Pittsfield, names such as Wallace and various dated notes. It mentions Missonars Bacrets, a Mrs case, and a Walter, with scattered lines about a sick person and an attack of mromehiris. The readable portions point to a local society page with scattered names and events and an unclear sequence of weekly notes.
J P Muller of New York, president of the National Aeronautic Bureau, urged strict government control of all commercial flying at a meeting in Dayton on March 4. The speech underscored calls for tighter oversight of aviation.
The local Exchange Club held an aviation themed meeting honoring Orreille Wright, highlighting his contributions and service during a recent gathering attended by club members and community figures.
In Toledo Ohio on March 19 Johnny Farr of Cleveland meets Eddie Anderson in a lightweight bout with Jack Dempsey officiating as referee. The event is expected to attract one of the largest crowds since the Dempses Willard fight of 1919, and the venue hosts oil field workers and locals alike.
In New Philadelphia on March 4 Pete Eckert, 79, fired a shotgun at telephone workers to stop them from reinstalling fallen wires near his Rogersville home. He demanded removal of the poles from the premises. Officers arrived within an hour and Eckert was pacified. Also noted is Lake Tanganyika’s record depth of 4,186 feet in Central Africa.
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