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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
1
The Agriculture Department reports eight weeks of drought cut corn prospects from 2.809 billion to 1.982 billion bushels and may cost about 775 million dollars in market value. Potato, bean, and vegetable yields fell, milk and egg output declined, and per capita potato production hit a record low.
The Federal Farm Board cites a 73.2 percent normal for the ship that carried Andree and notes crop prospects fall in August with corn at 50.3 percent normal. Prospects for tomatoes and sweet corn are well below and above five year averages, respectively, while board leaders urge wheat as stock feed and push educational pamphlets to cooperative members to offset the shortage.
Notices from Grafton Ohio report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Graham of Dunbridge and others to local homes. A baby girl born at Memorial Hospital Elsha weighs nine pounds four ounces. Events include Lyndon Chapter OES supper in LaGrange and Philathea class activities plus various travels, visits, and family news across Elyria, Brunswick, Granger and surrounding towns.
JOLIET IL Sept 11 Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, condemned for the Bobby Franks crime, completed six years in prison today. A prison official notes Leopold remains haughty and unpopular among inmates while Loeb has become more popular with fellow prisoners.
Amos Lake of Bethlehem Connecticut claims a single apple tree bears a ripe apple a green apple and a bud beginning to open as he seeks the secret of perpetual apple growing on one tree.
Colorado reports show George H. Shaw winning the Republican senatorial nomination over William W. Hodges by a large margin, with Edward P. Costigan taking the Democratic race. The era of Senate investigation into campaign expenditures and GOP party reorganization looms as hearings are expected later this month.
Everly FE Corey known as His Eva from Alvin Illinois was born October 1895. He joined the service December 10 1916 and worked for Burrell Engineering Chicago. He served in Dangillé France with the 378th and later the 208th Aero Squadrons as a trouble shooter in the Air Service.
An ad touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast, safe remedy for excess stomach acids. It claims relief within five minutes and highlights its 30 year standard status, urging readers to buy the genuine product from drugstores at 25 or 50 cents a bottle.
The text notes Everly, a World War I Air Service recruit nicknamed trouble shooter, was discharged February 15 1919 at Camp Grant after service in a unit with gun handling issues. He later married on September Hatch 1921 and has two children aged eight and six. He works in construction and enjoys travel and gardening. A separate item mentions Carl M Peck receiving a contrite letter from a Newtown Falls youth.
Purported beauty advertisement touts MELLOGLO Face Powder as pure with government approved coloring matter. Claims include a smooth spread and youthful bloom, promising skin that never looks pasty or flaky. Made by a French process, it is promoted by Crandall's Drug Store.
J R Doll local Ford dealer announced plans for a three day traveling Ford show opening September 15. The exhibit will feature a sound motion tour of Ford plants a large tent space and free public admission. Visitors will see the complete Ford car and truck line and a Tudor cut in half to reveal construction details. The traveling show is presented with Ford Motor Company Branch cooperation.
A dental toothpaste ad promises gleaming teeth and fresh breath. It urges readers to try Phillips' Dental Magnesia Toothpaste and request a free ten day tube by writing to The Co. at 179 Varick Street New York.
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