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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
10
New York reports a cadre of hotel lobby cadgers who, through suave charm and polite demeanor, lure lonely visitors into drink and social contact. Hundreds operate openly, sliding along the line between harmless hospitality and criminal deception as they ingratiate themselves with newcomers.
A historical ad urges consulting a family doctor about safe headache relief and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims physicians warned earlier remedies for stomach and heart risks and touts Bayer Aspirin as a fast, safe option based on scientific ratings and million-user experience.
The piece surveys accepting, mostly married men who lend money and guide visitors to bars and cabarets, noting few police records and varied reputations. It laughs at fashion and theater personas, including Baldness as a career hazard, mentions stars like Garbo and Crosby, and observes audiences at premieres, gum chewing, autograph lines, and publicFancy street scenes in Central Park and Manhattan venues.
On Saturday morning a collision near Pittsfield between Dan Lloyd's car and a River Corners vehicle caused Lloyd to suffer a badly bruised nose and chest injuries after the windshield shattered and the steering wheel broke. The other driver, Mr Williams, is involved in the report as well.
Report from Richard Naste describes a fatal accident at a rock crusher where a worker's clothing became entangled, pulling him into the machine before rescuers freed him. The article notes a long standing custom among tisiiineards and a mention of China prior to the Christian era.
An advertisement claims youthfulness comes from feeling young and credits Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel that cleanses the system. The olive colored tablets are sold Loc 30c 0c Adve.
Bert Goodman with Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt and daughter Janet left for Burkettsville to visit sister Mrs Mary Hoppe. Harold Pfeiffer hosted a birthday party for daughter Starley Jean with guests from Elyria Oberlin Ridgeville Litchfield and Cleveland. George Grabenstetter hosted supper for Lorain and Cleveland guests. Bert Goodman A L Wise John Menn attended the sixth annual corn ad bar at Paulding. Thieves damaged pallets belonging to William Gest and Mrs Mary Nilges. Leo Nilges and family visited with Martin Beriswill on Sunday.
The first in a series of school sponsored roller skating events will be at Rainbow Gardens on Wednesday evening. Nearby social visits include Mr and Mrs Madie and children Dak and Phyllis at the William Law home, and many neighbors dropping by the Law and Wise households in Elyria and Grafton for Sunday calls and Monday dinners. Families from Canton Cleveland and Cleveland suburbs joined in weekend greetings and social calls across the area.
Report describes a 72 year old brick found with 12 carved letters dated July 17 1863 and initials J D along a bridge area in North Wales. Directors note profits intended for government use as motorists protest toll reductions.
The Ridgeville Grange reported a debt free status and pride in own hall. Treasurer George Fortune announced land bought fourteen years ago for 1175 dollars, building erected eight years ago with cost inflated by donated labor. Walter Hales Trehall serves the community and Worthy Master E Brandt leads the Grange to prominence.
The Grange advances with a new hall achieved through member effort. A regular meeting featured C. Van Wormer as chairman, pane sale by Glenn Van Wormer, readings by Mr Stevens, and music by Four Leaf Clover orchestra. Hummel spoke on the potato tax. Sixteen men, eight masked as ladies, performed a quadrille. Mr Pratt and his team supplied old time music. Mr and Mrs Moon were proposed for membership. The charter was...
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