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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1930
Page
8
A collage of aphorisms and jokes from various papers includes lines about patience, honesty, and prudence. The items cite Plutarch, Blair, and humorous exchanges about marriage, theater mischief, and medical bravado, reflecting the era’s light entertainment prose and punning humor.
A Beewan recounts a perilous rooftop episode during a telephone repair at Indianapolis insane hospital. He climbed a tree to fix a wire, as a gardener with a pruning knife pursued him. Two keepers ascended, captured the enraged man, and restrained the threat while the office summoned aid.
A reader asks to contact the author of The Mothers Page and praises The Evening Hour in the Nursery column. He identifies a man in a pink shirt smoking a pipe at the Office Bar.
Mrs. Dyma Ward who fled a divorce petition alleging extreme cruelty last Thursday kissed and made up with her husband when an officer visited their home for goods. A temporary injunction had restrained him from molesting her.
Agents of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offer one way colonists tickets daily through April 30. Special low rates to the South Southwest and West on the first and third Tuesdays in February March and April. Contact any Lake Shore ticket agent or write to A J Smith G P and T A Cleveland Ohio.
An old notice promotes low-cost travel to the Pacific Coast with rates starting February 15. It directs readers to contact B. and O. Railroad agents or write M. G. Carrel, D P A Cleveland. Administrators bonds mentioned with reference to 165 208 F. A. Sore.
Observers note mails to and from the Lake Shore have risen briefly with a few firms, including a family paper in the East and an Indianapolis ad concern, prompting speculation that the government weighs mail volume to determine pay to railroads for mail carriage.
Earl Chaney a Lorain juvenile delinquent was bound over to probate court from the court of Justice G B E Hall of Lorain was ordered sent to Lancaster Monday by Judge Hinman.
The representative American dramatist shows every play rooted in American life with locales and characters. His latest production Down Mobile, praised for its faithful portrayal of Americanism, will be at the opera houses Thursday evening.
The item lists events for Monday March 23 at Laneant with a March theme, a junior exhibition at the opera house, and Joe Murphy performing Shans Rhue. It also notes an April 6 municipal election.
Drugstore owner H A Dikeman promotes Mi o na as a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia. He claims near one hundred percent cures, with customers reporting dramatic health improvements from indigestion headaches and related symptoms after short treatment.
H A Dykeman guarantees a refund to any Hyomei buyer if the treatment does not help catarrh. The ad claims near universal cures and explains the inhalation method destroys germs in air passages, with an outfit priced around $1 and refills at 50 cents.
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