05 Sep 1923
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
1
A garbled report describes a large exhibition featuring new household appliances and machinery. It mentions demonstrations of washing machines, plows, and a pace track display, with references to public interest, crowd attendance, and promotional efforts guided by supervisors and local managers.
Footlight and film review describe a dramatic photoplay based on Carolina Anbot Gentier's A Modern Madonna. The piece praises strong casting including Jack Mutha, Mi toa Wie, and Clan Rilgeiy with production by Gupervieton and Jo an Franson Poland. The article notes musical score by Com Cor and star Barney Corse. applauds visual effects, costume, and stage direction while warning of sensational claims about the source novel and author.
The article discusses who is legally of age after an amendment fixing 21 as adulthood for marriage, noting prior 18-year-olds could be affected. It cites Governor Donahey and attorney general remarks, with debate over retroactivity and who remains under age until 21.
An automobile owned by eiomol at 1452 Sth wt NE collided with a freight train in a Pennsylvania area late afternoon. Grineel told police he did not see the train until it was upon him. One man jumped to escape before the impact. A school to train both men in diamond cutting will be established to Routh Atle.
In Not Always A Castle, Sept. 6, a man argued his home cannot be searched without a warrant. The court fined Tanare Wanecomby $500 after ruling the home is private. Apartments in Berlin are advertised for ten cents a month if available.
British theatre faces talent shortages as managers struggle to cast key roles for long runs. Stars like Lawrence, Lillie, and Harvey are courted by U.S. managers, with offers unsettled while actors await suitable high-profile parts.
A Houston area wife testifies of daily abuse by her husband Mason including public meals ruined by thrown food. She seeks maintenance alimony and freedom from domestic turmoil, recounting persistent anger over cooking and at times violent outbursts, and describes a chaotic scene at home with guests present.
Berlin reports indicate Potlowice and Britton plan to ship tables containing beer to New Tore city. Officials say preparations to circumvent Volmeat act are pending, with a home base to support the effort.
Fragmented OCR text describes a political gathering or conclave associated with Birmingham Chamber of Commerce and Atlanta area discussions. Names and events are unclear, but action centers on uniting for a Democratic convention or meeting.
In a fragmentary Paris kitchen note a cook describes a dish named Pare Lottie and variations from standard preparations. Instructions mention salty water, a batter with brom and avocado, and serving at the entrance to a dining area. The garbled text hints at a morning routine and a cautious approach to recipe steps.
In a Sept raid police destroyed illicit whiskey and grain valued at 25 00, aided by patrolling crew. The warehouse had been marked soft reap and the liquor soaked into the tamp. A note references Ku Klux Klan members purchasing a university, with speculation on conversion to a knight school amid a new caste claim.
Elyria dispatch reports two Civil War veterans, L A Atanas and D G Tennyson, exchanging photographs after 58 years since meeting on the battlefield. Now checking whether they recognise each other while sharing memories and a tape of nearly three acres.
Readable fragments describe a local group or event with unclear wording. Entities are not identifiable. The text hints at a sports or community item but lacks concrete names, places, or outcomes to form a full card.
Vague lines describe veterans gathering with their romeo partners amid a context of camaraderie and social bonding. The fragmentary text hints at a local event or feature noting veterans’ activities and associations in Chattanooga with a focus on informal social pairing.
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