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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1934
Page
10
The daming arc, a new outdoor lamp used abroad for years, is spreading in the United States. It emits brilliant golden heat and delivers 5 to 10 times more light per watt than ordinary arcs, achieving about 2,000 candlepower each. Indoor use is limited by fumes, prompting experiments to curb emissions.
Prominent lawmakers grapple with hearing loss as Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and others seek treatment. Reports claim a large portion of the Senate faces deafness or related troubles, with discussions of medical visits and specialist consultations for hearing issues.
Fragmented text describes a transit timetable between Elyria and Cleveland with stops 1 through 5 on the Grafton car, notices owners and agents, and schedules effective February 1, 1906. It mentions various times, routes, and locations including Lorain and Brack park, with several numeric codes and prices interspersed.
Bus timetable notes Elyria Weltingto Lorain Grafton Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk and Norwalk Limiteds with hourly and 40 minute service. Public Square to Elyria Crewlans routes list varied departure times throughout the day including morning afternoons and evenings with limiteds and special Saturday Sunday runs.
Nicholas Rasthis of Blay died after a fall from a street car in Lorain on Saturday. He did not survive the hospital treatment. Police investigated the incident and noted injuries consistent with a fall from the vehicle.
A stream of clipped newspaper snippets explores dream logic and memory. It contrasts dream scenes where the improbable feels normal with the persistence of memory in daytime life, then shifts to comic exchanges about telephone numbers and social observations, ending with fashion notes and a distant Australian bush figure.
An advertisement claiming that beautiful women deserve the best, promoting Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the remedy that makes beautiful women. It references Inkeman's Drug Store with a local contact detail.
Wholesale and retail price listings from Elyria and Cleveland markets detail per peck prices for apples, pears, and vegetables as well as butter cheese and canned goods. The catalogue includes grain, flour, feed, honey, syrups, meats, poultry, and dairy products with state and regional price ranges and unit measures such as per peck per pound and per gallon.
Brownhelm area residents report several men publicizing runs for Lorain County Commissioner. Elmer Cotton and Torn T. Lotwig announce candidacies pending Republican county convention decisions. Voters urged to support the party at the upcoming county meeting.
A Roaring Republican candidate RC Ward has entered the race for sheriff in LaRaine County. The announcement outlines Ward as a law and order advocate pledging stricter patrols and community safety initiatives.
W JAILLTER of Florida declares candidacy for sheriff pending the Republican county convention decision. The notice outlines his run and implies party backing. The brief states the office sought and the process to determine eligibility.
A local notice announces Dr. Geo E French as a candidate for county coroner. The submission references the county convention and the decision of the electorate. The brief item identifies the office sought and the political process surrounding the candidacy.
A Chicago News excerpt recalls a diplomat’s tale of the sultan of Turkey outwitting him in a debt collection ruse. The narrative contrasts the sultan’s benevolence and cunning with the American envoy’s frustrated, comic retreat from a stalled negotiation. In another shard, a fashionably dressed woman asks for klepto mania remedies, and a witty drugstore clerk suggests she depart.
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