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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1924
Page
6
Gerine Farrar brings bold artistry to a Rialto appearance, facing critics with relentless youth and talent. Her career, marked by ambition and resilience, inspires supporters and provokes some opposition in a country valuing tradition.
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlac as the world's greatest tonic, claimed to restore strength and health. It cites widespread testimonials from over 100,000 users and encourages buying from all druggists with no substitutes, noting more than 40 million bottles sold.
Miss Geraldine evolves a new art exhibition while Miss Farrar appears at the Rialto Theatre on Thursday night April 3 with seats now selling.
Tuesday listings show an array of radio programs across stations from Cleveland to Springfield. Featured are concerts, talks, dance events and special performances by orchestras, choirs, and bands. Notable items include the Detroit News orchestra, the Political Situation in Washington Tonight, and a Hawaiian music segment in Fort Worth.
West of the Water dower story unfolds with a son misled by a saloon keeper into a fake marriage. The lover and a girl vanish as trouble orbits the plot, but justice and happiness return. Nell Shipman presents Dreamland with The Ghost episode and two more features.
Representatives from an unnamed county gathered to discuss power production and distribution and the region's iron ore deposits, claimed to be among the most extensive in the world. The gathering noted annual output near $12 and referenced local contributions at Hoft man Mkt with C.G. Dumas gro.
Druggists endorse Swamp-Root for kidney and liver support, claiming it strengthens the body and is trusted by years of use. The ad urges readers to start treatment promptly and buy from pharmacies.
The advertisement claims natural waterproofing from Valdura Asphalt Paint with longer durability and lower cost than competing paints and invites proof of its superior service.
County Commissioner A. E. Hale, confined at home on the Oberlin road, is said to be suffering a nervous breakdown with limited contact and no current public duties due to illness. Neighborhood reaction notes concern for Hale’s condition and potential impact on county matters.
The article notes a decline of about 5 percent in the number of cigar factories in the United States since 1900. It adds that a man taken ill is recovering and friends hope to see him out again soon.
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