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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1934

Page

11

Vincent Easter Gathering and Upcoming Lecture at Vincent Church

At a home on River Head Easter Sunday about 29 friends and relatives gathered for a ro wing bald. Out of town visitors came from Cleveland Selineville Elyria and southern parts of the Stati. A stereopticon lecture on Africa by Mr Fleming is set for Tuesday evening at the Vincent church. Mrs Fiattlie White traveled to Cleveland last week to see her mother Indaw Mrs Emery White plans to spend two days at the home of her daughter Mrs Bartlett.

Indaw Emery White Bartlett

Missing Lorain boy Sam Jaffy sought by police

Sam Jaffy aged fifteen wearing a sweater knee pants and a blue rap with a scar over the left eye has been missing from his Lorain home since March 24. His father notified authorities and descriptions have been sent to neighboring towns as a search continues.

Sam Jaffy Lorain

The Little Girl on the Gate and the Canal Love

An elderly narrator recalls a childhood romance sparked by a girl swinging on a gate and a later reunion after a railroad accident. He recounts walking the towpath, tossing flowers, and recognizing a grown woman who helps him realize time has passed, while his grandfather teases about the tale.

Grandfather Yoo

Editorial Flings and Fragments Across Newspapers

A scrambled, fragmentary OCR of editorials and notes splices references to Wash, Naples, Philadelphia, Congress and Kansas with stray phrases about a bank heist in Chicago. It reflects disjointed opinions on politics, crime and social issues without coherent argument or clear identities.

Tan Bateu Naples E Chieats Louis Burrs Philadelpia Tnquirer Congress Kansitsity Journal Chicago Rochester Herald New York

Two of Kind Poker Result Stirs Local Scrutiny

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a tense poker game involving a player nicknamed Sears and a disputed call. The piece hints at a controversial moment where a question about actions or cards led to a pause in play and regional chatter.

Sears

Fragmented Note With Obscure Names and Phrases

An unclear missive fragment mentions an address or person sequence and a possible court or paper reference. Several proper nouns appear garbled, making specific entities and actions uncertain. The readable parts hint at correspondence or notices but lack coherent context or dates for a precise summary.

The Magpie Omens in a Country Drive

A writer recalls three coincidences after a magpie sighting on a drive and notes related mishaps. He links recent events to prior magpie sightings during a motor tour in Cornwall, mentioning a puncture, a broken exhaust spring, a broken driving chain, and other laundry-list incidents in a bemused tone.

Cornwall

Presence of Mind and Its Cultivation

The article discusses presence of mind as a cultivated quality, not merely a natural gift. It contrasts instinctive calm with practical use of knowledge, stressing self control from childhood and the ability to turn memory into timely, correct actions when accidents or mistakes occur.

Pepsikola Claims Across Hytria Boosts Health

Mr Dykemannw asserts wide personal observations that Pepsikola helps many in Hytria. He cites cases of weight gain for thin people and relief from heartburn, sour stomach, wind belching, coated tongue, and post meal distress. The guarantee promises cure or refund, encouraging customers to try the remedy.

Athlophoros CO New Haven Conn Dykemannw Hiyria Elyma Mr. Dykeman

Grateful census taker and widowed innkeeper exchange respect

A polite census worker thanks a grateful widow for detailed answers about age and property then cheekily asks about engagement. The widow answers with a shy retort, leaving the enumerator wistful as he resumes his cold rounds with a restored yet broken heart.

Japanese Swords and the Zan of Blade Craft

A swordmaker extols Japanese blades as superior to Ferrera Toledo and Damascus. He claims Japanese swords endure tests a typical line breaks not. The blade supposedly maintains a flawless edge under a tree for a day, cutting every leaf with a single stroke, any flaw sends it back to the forge.

Ferrera Toledo Damascus Ferrara

Crombie's Cough Cure Invitation Ad

An invitation offering a 25 cent bottle of Crombie's Cough Cure with a money back guarantee. The ad claims the dose loosens the hardest cough reduces inflammation and provides rest and sleep. Signed by A. Drkeman.

Crombie

The Desert at Death Post A Desolate Soldier's Fate

Desert frontier posts overrun by fear of the desert itself. An iron commander pursues a missing deserter into the Mojave, only to be haunted by heat, skeletons, vultures, and the desert’s inexorable claim. The tale follows a colonel driven to madness and forced to confront the wasteland’s authority.

C. B. Lewis Mojave Desert Feld Parker Srom Nix Gaccar

Mother Goose Wallpapers for nursery and play rooms

Brighten nurseries and play rooms with Mother Goose papers. Familiar stories in pleasing colors to make sisters happy. Ask your dealer or write for samples. Bot of yards 15c. Pittsburg Wall Paper Co. New Brighton, Penn.

Diagnosis of Headache and Common Forms

A physician states there are more than fifty kinds of headache. Common forms include dull forehead pain from dyspepsia, neck pain from liver issues, temple bursting from malnutrition, top-head ache from overwork, and brow ache from eye strain. He urges patients to locate the curve and treat themselves accordingly.

Stale Brains and the Peril of Stagnation

A short, reflective passage notes that a person who stops growing mentally is close to dying. It argues that many people are half dead not from age but from a fixed mindset and fear of the future, urging continual personal growth despite hardships.

life—Success Magazine

The Honeymoon Over in a Dated Domestic Beat

A wife laments fading attention after marriage while her husband admits dwindling visits. She says no one comes to see her as before, and he recalls calling on her seven evenings a week, now finding nowhere to go.

Too Much Levity at Kilduff For a Bit Collector

Dunn displays timed levity as Skidmore questions the approach. Kilduff notes Dunn’s cheerful response when an account is pursued. He asks if Dunn waited to see him that day, reflecting a lighthearted exchange about daily routine and mood.

Young Dunn Skidmore

A Rule For the Day From Robert Louis Stereusen

A fragmentary item presents a benediction urging waking to labor with a smiling spirit and kindness in the home, attributed to Robert Louis Stereusen. The note ends abruptly with an exclamation and incomplete wording.

Robert Louis Stereusen

Luck as Last Resort for Success in Kansas City Timea

A compact note appears to cite the phrase Luck is a good enough thing to trust after you've done everything else to write success from Kansas City Timea. The irregular quote reflects themes of effort and fortune in local writing.

Kansas City

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