Douglas MacLean remembers 231 Hours Leave
The item recalls actor Douglas MacLean and a note about 231 hours of leave. It mentions works titled Marys Ankle and Whats Your Husband Doing as contextual references.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1921
Page
7
The item recalls actor Douglas MacLean and a note about 231 hours of leave. It mentions works titled Marys Ankle and Whats Your Husband Doing as contextual references.
A playful tale of an ex rookie Lee who fancies a million fortune and a glamorous life yet finds humor in dreams of love and status. The piece promises a humorous look at romance, heroism, and social climbing through lighthearted scenes.
Doris May is linked to a scheduled leave event labeled 2344 Hours Leave. No further context or affiliations are provided in the fragment.
Elyria hosts a benefit screening at the American Theater featuring Bessie Love in The Midlanders, a vivid adaptation of Charles Tenny Jacksons novel about a Mississippi Bayous girl. The story traces Aurelie from orphan to beauty, blending thrills romance and humor in a community reels.
In Paris a futuristic taxicab stands out for its odd payment method as a rider pays his fare with a stamp or token rather than cash, highlighting a novel approach to urban transit. The unusual vehicle draws attention amid the city’s evolving transport scene.
The Olympia dance nights run Tuesday Thursday and Saturday featuring Smith's Harmony Orchestra under manager E. L. Klotz. Local patrons attend for live music and social dancing at the venue.
A taxi driver accepts a painter's offer to work out a fare by decorating the taxi with futurist designs. The artist paints while the chauffeur holds a candle, resolving the payment in an unconventional collaboration. A separate dispatch reports a timber wolf slain near Kansas City after three weeks menacing farms and a city edge. Ernest Carey killed the wolf with eight hounds after it killed sheep.
A fragment indicates hounds easily shot the wolf and a $10 scalp bounty paid as the first such wolf reward in five years. The wording reflects a historical bounty system and local reward practices.
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