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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1930
Page
3
A late edition note lists rescuers who saved 83 people during a mine fire. The report mentions radio updates from WLW and KDKA along with details of crews, stations, and concert programming interleaved in the era’s broadcast schedule. The obituary notice for Ernest W. Brackett is included in the same column.
Fragmentary OCR text presents garbled phrases about teeth and comfort, with repeated nonsensical lines. It mentions teeth, plate, Grex, and Elutol style terms, but no coherent event, person, date, or organization. The readable content suggests a misscanned ad or lyric but lacks usable specifics.
The listing shows an orchestra event in Schenectady with multiple performances including Stud ie and American Hammer band segments. It mentions a General Electric program at 7:39 p.m. and a mobile concert. A banquet and a palm motive hour are listed, followed by a reference to Arctic region flowers.
In Youngstown on March 12 stockholders of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company met to block a proposed billion dollar steel combine with Bethlehem Steel. Eugene Grace of Bethlehem Steel sought control of substantial Youngstown shares to push the merger, but many local holders and allies opposed the consolidation. The outcome remained uncertain as influential figures aligned with Grace reportedly faced organized resistance from regional investors.
Cleveland March 12 Sheldon Cheney rector of the Actors' New York and author warns talkies cannot replace drama arguing Broadway fears the transition and that cinema could revive broad theatre while cheap productions threaten art. He contends the talkies will alter but not end significant drama and cites a broader symposia of the arts.
The 2astest Regina's Denny comedy Embarrassing Moments opens at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. It features rapid dialogue and splits lines with Denny portraying a strong lead alongside Mienna Kennedy in a supporting role and a cast including Ore Harlan William Austin Iaia Sale Greta Grandsted and Mary For.
A proposed cure for stomach upset recommends avoiding strong medicines and artificial stimulants, using after meals a safe preparation, Elaurated Magnesia, available as powder or tablets. Claims quick neutralization of acidity and relief, with a one week trial showing most distress unnecessary and urging readers to buy Bisurated Magnesia from druggists.
Radio listings show WTAM 1070 and NBC network feeds with various frequencies and time blocks. Mentions stations WW, WIC, and others with programs hosted by Lewis James and others, noting schedule references and conductor names amid scattered call signs.
An old remedy promotes fast relief from sour stomach and excess acid by taking a spoonful in water. The ad claims the remedy neutralizes acid within minutes and promises safe, genuine Ph Up tz of Magresia produced by Charles H Philips Chemt eatoe and its predecessors since 1875, with a U S registered trade mark.
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