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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
17
An old advertisement promotes Bisurat Magnesia as a remedy for excess stomach acid gas and indigestion. The item is followed by a Medina Ohio report noting four children poisoned by their mother who poisoned the Gienke drinking water, with three deaths and fourteen illnesses, stirring local investigation.
Med ia drug store records show Mrs Wise bought arsenic saying it was for rats. In Ely a coroner covers arsenic in the case of Marie Gienke who remains seriously ill at Memorial hospital. Fred Gienke Sr. death linked to poisoning. Wise testimony given at inquest. nearby families and vaccination issues noted amid school disruptions.
A brief item notes Bakers Crossing by Mrs Luke English. The clipping names the author and hints at a local or community piece titled Bakers Crossing with a personal attribution.
G. A. Cole stopped in Elyria for business visits. Chas Hileman and family enjoyed listening to music from Elyria on Saturday at 7 pm over Station SXXM London England. They heard the clock strike midnight as the program aired.
Local citizens in Nottingham England file a formal protest against a proposed railway line through F Wood Forest seen as destroying the legendary home. The railway plans a route to serve a new collier in the area and faces strong public opposition.
In Cleveland on March 20 Jacob Pruchni of Lorain filed a federal suit seeking 50000 against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. He says a foreman ordered him to lift heavy train couplers and a dropped coupler crushed his side.
Belmont county census shows inmate count at 131 with fewer than 30 foreigners, while mining slump one factor. Superintendent Spencer Moon notes regional decline amid eastern Ohio town pressures. Nelsonville hosts Red Cross life saving lectures for Athens county children ahead of swimming season.
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