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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
3
A reader compares town and country social life, noting city women chase constant entertaining and display while country women enjoy steadier, meaningful visitors. The piece cites Prairie Farmer Home Magazine and Mrs Charles Henrotin, praising country life for freedom, rational standards, and enduring community ties.
Fashion notes describe dressy evening shoes with large floral decorations and long champagne suede gloves. White evening coats boast lace and chiffon, with slashed sleeves revealing lace. Parisian house jackets echo Eton style, short at back with elbow-length sleeves. Queen Alexandra gifts enamelled adornments. corset tips advise muslin or silk ruffles instead of padding. Hat designs return the flower toque in bolder, wider shapes. A toque combines red velvet anemones with pink. another uses purple tulle and red tule with pale primroses.
A Detroit Free Press reader recalls Poketown's lore where Marthy Dobbs uses savvy to run a grocery, outshines Dave, and even won a local political prank. The tale highlights small town independence and Marthy's grip on the firm and community, ending with a humorous note about a teacher.
Four United States circuit judges sit together in St. Louis to hear the government’s merger case against the Northern Securities Company. The special act allows direct path from Minnesota district court to the Supreme Court, speeding action and avoiding years of delay. The panel includes Caldwell, Sanborn, Thayer, and Van Deventer with Beck, Day, Watson for the government and Griggs, Young, Grover, Bann for Northern Securities.
Washington reports the president withdrawn William Plimley from consideration for assistant treasurer of the United States in New York and nominating Hamilton Fish of New York to the post. Fish is a lawyer and son of ex-Secretary Hamilton Fish. Separate dispatches note Montana capitol damage from an earthquake in Helena and a tragic raft accident near Chant, J. T. in Joplin, Missouri.
Judge Gray and Carroll D. Wright, presiding officers of the anthracite coal strike commission, have submitted the commission's report to President Roosevelt. The document will be released to the public on Saturday. In Asheville, Prof. T A Weaver, head of a local educational institution, was jailed for refusing vaccination and for refusing to pay a $25 fine for evading inoculation.
New Castle Pa March 19 John Genkinger died in Shenango Valley hospital from a wound inflicted moments earlier by George Merkle proprietor of a Darlington hotel in Beaver county Police officer Henry Bell arrested Merkle who held his smoking revolver at Mrs Eva Rumberger s apartments Genkinger identified Merkle as the shooter four shots fired only one took effect Coroner Porter and Mayor Jackson examined Mrs Rumberger following the incident
The Chicago Daily News quotes a sharp remark urging restraint, noting it is worse to reveal foolishness than to endure it. The line frames a caution against public boasting or harsh judgments in print.
A hawk story from Central Park menagerie in New York describes two birds kept together in a cage one developing a tumor in the leg which the other attacked with its claws to lance it. The report appears in the Cleveland Leader.
A broad regional snippet covers currency, government bonds, and mercantile paper in New York, with grain and live stock prices from Cleveland and Chicago, plus Toledo market figures and East Liberty and East Buffalo cattle, hogs, sheep, and lamb values. Also included is a short note on browned rice as a light, sanitarium dish suitable for invalids and children.
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