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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1933
Page
8
Washington new rules permit physicians to prescribe larger quantities of whiskey wine and other alcoholic beverages for medical use under a single prescription for up to a 490 day period. The change eases prior limits and may allow patients to obtain wine by the case at savings. prescriptions will bear stamps permitting transport without police or federal interference.
The Chronicle Telegram reports Robert T Moore announces the annual Learn to Swim campaign. About 837 boys participate with free swims Monday through Friday, receiving fundamentals of swimming and free instruction upon presenting coupons published in the paper.
A historical note recounts France’s first woman to face the guillotine in decades, detailing prior executions, infamous cases, and the role of the official executioners. It notes potential clemency by President Lebrun and mentions Madame Ducrozet as a possible next female victim under the death penalty.
Two aviators John Hickman and Russell Finnefrock chase a coyote from a low flying plane in Norton Kansas. The plane banks for a second shot if the first miss, and the chase ends with the prey killed.
A fragment from Wichita reports Wheo Wiles Pierce handling a Stradivarils pawn. The brief notes a local transaction with unclear details and no follow up on outcome or parties.
Grafton Grange No 16848 held its regular meeting Thursday evening with Master Guy Amsbair presiding. A short business session preceded ice cream and cake. The next meeting will be at Master Amsbair home with Miss Bird expected to attend.
A lightning storm set the unoccupied Willam Pringle farm house ablaze. The burning building went unseen in Harveyville until two days later, leaving the residence uninhabited and unknown to neighbors. No casualties were reported.
Syracuse will display a city exhibit at the Chicago Worlds Fair this summer. The exhibit will feature American Airways Inc and represent Syracuse in competition with other major cities touring transcontinental airline displays.
Detective Marion H Scott traced the 1721 Stradivarius stolen violin to pawnshops and located the instrument after it was pawned for 350 dollars.
The Rev G A Brown preached on the Battle of Armageddon at First United Presbyterian Church last night. He linked prophecies to World War events and outlined the geographic site near Jerusalem as the prophesied battlefield with God’s deliverance of Israel as the outcome.
Frank W Curtis of Vincennes Indiana, a retired newspaper editor and printer, has attended 1730 Sundays of Sunday School without missing a session this period spanning 33 years. He seeks recognition for a national record based on his faithful service.
The text cites Exodus and Isaiah to depict the Lord on the Day of Vengeance previewed in Revelation. It describes a dreadful harvest of the earth with blood in the land and frames the salvific path through prophetic imagery.
A devotional reading highlights prophecy on Armageddon and the Beast and False Prophet, with references from Ezekiel, Revelation, Daniel, Psalms and Philippians. The piece urges repentance and declares Jesus as Lord, noting every knee shall bow to Him.
Ivy or oak poison causes itching and burning. bath with Resinol Soap and hot water, dry, then apply Resinol Ointment twice daily for several days. Most cases clear completely though stubborn ones may take longer. Free samples available from Resinol Dept 28 Baltimore.
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