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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
6
The skeleton found by excavators constructing a new road seems to be that of a man murdered, with arms and legs tied and the body placed in a shallow hurried grave. A younger Bush travels to Stroudsburg to consult authorities and relatives for clues identifying the deceased.
Font-Romeau rises as an all year inland retreat with summer hot springs and mineral cures. Winter offers ice activities surpassing some Alpine regions, and from November to March sledding and skiing thrive. Hockey players find plentiful opportunities nearby.
Rev J Shepherd at Tilting Chapel London shares five steps to happiness for newlyweds. He cautions sea resorts as dangerous distractions to youthful love, urging belief in God, helping others, speaking kindly, befriending nature, and avoiding harmful temptations. He promotes personal salvation and warns against midiel mischief makers.
A new European golf course is reported at Font-Romeau in Haute-Vences with managers claiming an altitude around 2400 meters. The piece notes contrasts with Bogta’s famed club at 2690 meters and cites European physicians about the high altitude atmosphere.
A Boz Benson Texas resident Esma Grace writes that Lydia E Pinkham products relieved nervousness and constipation enabling her to do any kind of work. She recommends the medicines to others and offers to answer inquiries.
Pos sess, after selling his cattle and carrying a large sum of money, returned near large lakes among mountain tops with clear ice. Authorities and locals pursued the trail for days, seeking the whereabouts of the trail rival, and the route believed to be taken.
In Easton Pennsylvania renewed search interest follows discovery of a skeleton at Porters Lake, Pike County, believed to be that of Josiah Bush who vanished over 140 years ago while driving cattle. His son Harry E Bush of Easton hopes the find will reveal his father’s fate.
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