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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1931
Page
7
McIntyre recalls riding a motorcycle at the Great Neck estate of Gene Buck, crashing through fences and shrubs before a police pursuit ended the escapade. The episode ends with his fear of riding again and notes Palestine near locust clearance after a Dept. of Agriculture campaign.
Kipton and nearby locals share a flurry of travel and hosting. Henry Schweinfurth returns to Moody Bible Institute in Chicago after weeks with his parents Rev. and Mrs W H Schweinfurth. Marguerite Cook will teach at Penfield Junction. Esther Calking resumes teaching in Canton. Reunions, visits, and small-town updates fill the Labor Day weekend.
L. E. Sigsworth was seriously injured Tuesday evening while alighting from a moving truck on the Kipton hill. He struck his head on the pavement, became unconscious, and was found to have a broken collar bone along with other bruises.
The Rev. W. C. Todd, former Baptist minister, has taken up a printing role at Yates Center. Details about his new duties and the church or publisher involvement were not fully disclosed in the snippet.
A journeyman printer describes his print shop room 8 wagon as having good business. China’s population is estimated at 474,787,000, released publicly.
A hatched dialogue explains how tobacco drying varies by factory name and process but flavor quality hinges on tobacco choice. Bob says mild tobacco can produce a good cigarette, yet Chesterfield satisfies because its blend aims for balanced, pleasing taste.
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