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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
The report outlines that the individual will stay in a probationary cottage for 30 days and if again found insane will be graded for treatment and placed in a permanent hospital section for care. The text also notes mute recovery and other unrelated local incidents and filings.
Article cites physicians and scientists describing glands as vital to health and vigor. It highlights glandular therapy as a non surgical option and notes popular use among thousands seeking gland treatment and anti aging claims.
A Berlin-born girl named Hedwickh Gerstenacker, 11, arrived in Darton with her mother seeking to remain in the United States. The German quota is exhausted, and her mother appeals to Washington to permit the child to stay as her third boarder. Nearby reports mention wartime concerns and local community notes in Wellington.
Ohio Northern and Oberlin are noted as strong contenders as the Methodist track squad trains for dual meets and relays. Veterans and new members compete in sprints, hurdles, distance events, and field events with captains and coaches guiding preparations for upcoming clashes and big six relays.
Cecil B. DeMille postpones his first independent production until midsummer and will supervise others in the interim. Leatrice Joy named as his first star.
Jack Dempsey will depart New York for Europe after finishing scenes in his new film. He plans a belated honeymoon there with Estelle Taylor, who stars in The Romance of an Actress. Elaine is billed as the unkissed star amid the gossip of forthcoming projects and legal actions touch the Phantom of the Opera.
Ty Cobb, star outfielder and Detroit club figure, denies influenza rumors and says a bad cold lingers after a six week recovery from flu. He remains quiet, trains, and plans to travel with Detroit as the team resumes its northern journey tonight.
Blaine Hammerstein daughter of Arthur Hammerstein and granddaughter of Oscar Hammerstein departs theatre after a brief trial to pursue film work. She signs a long term contract with Selznick and appears in titles such as Broadway Gold Drums of Jeopardy Driftwood The Midnight Express One Glorious Night and Parisian Nights alongside Ted and Lou Toile.
A card of thanks gratefully acknowledges heartfelt thanks to friends for floral offerings dresses and consoling words from relatives.
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