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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1921
Page
5
The American Theater presents Luke Brady in a vivid impersonation as Rosa in a three night engagement. The Polish immigrant heroine, torn between love and familial duty, stirs audiences with Latin flair and dramatic tension set in a Conec colony.
Miss Bebe Daniels headlines a Realart comedy presented by Elmer Hescis and Major Maurice Campbell at Colonial Theater in Wareh. Lizbeth Ann Palmer, heiress in distress, travels from Los Angeles to New York with a chaperone and a disguise as a poor flower girl for a zany sequence of escapades.
A fragment describes Nanette and her mother Mrs C Lar barred under the Chinese Exclusion Act though the mother is English. Nanette winked and the father, an inventor ashore, was later exempted from the ban.
Fragmentary OCR discusses how diet including pork and vegetables may affect temper and health. Mentions a well known writer and a confusion about fasciuation from pork chors, with garbled references and no clear event or date.
Amherst report by Clifford Tolhurst describes a road incident near Vermlon. A brownhelm woman was struck by a moving auto and rushed to hospital with injuries. Witnesses noted force and timing as police investigate possible charges against the driver.
Fremont men Katley and Mr Cee bon were in a Fremont car when it rounded a curve at a good speed Saturday evening. The auto overturned, injuring them with a broken rib and cuts. Officials cautioned drivers to slow at curves and keep control.
Many local people attended a Linwood Park camp meeting with afternoon and evening services. Several theologians preached sermons as attendees shared social time and renewals of faith during the event.
Linwood Park hosts Haun family reunion with surprise visits Mizner and a social hour. Attendees enjoyed the gathering, noting a festive mood despite minor disputes and jokes about sunrelated fatigue.
Amherst prepares for a top football season as 15 weeks away work on plans uniforms and gatherings. Manager Cecise Balew, secretary Hugo Meon, captain Harve Ludwig head the effort with a meeting at Dr Parker's office to finalize arrangements and request all players to attend.
About one hundred people attended the Stone Cutters picnic at Cristal Beach. The event featured dances and a program of sports and games, with competitive contests providing much amusement during the evening.
Mayor A R Jones fulfills his pledge by establishing a city hall office to handle city business and aid the needy. His inaugural act aims to unite city departments and improve service, a change not seen before his term.
Nearly a thousand Moose members and families gathered at Crystal Beach for the annual picnic despite threatening skies. Events included footraces, sack race and a Babe Ruth style home run by Broach among the singles, with prizes such as an ice box and ice book awarded to top finishers.
The event featured novelty races with Mrs Lelam Prisa finishing first in the cut glass water contest and Alice Smith second for a $2 prize. Bogg Shoe Race saw Harry Pouks first and Gilbert Knoff second with $2 and $1 awards. Other races included a single ladies yard dash won by Dorothy Innes with $2 and Helen Abel Smith $4, a Mens Egg Race won by John Dowd with a box of cars and $2 for runner ups, and a girls under 14 card dash where Dorothy Ines won $2 and Helen Smith $1. The Pie Laugg Coates act paid Frank Hinkley and 42, George Heuser, Lewis Walker for second place. Tug of War under Captain Scarty pitted South team against others, with the South team winning a box of cigars. Carl Levette located the misnamed man and was paid 35.
A spirited daughter torn between old world parental control and American independence faces a brutal push from her father to marry within his choice. She seeks escape by pursuing the one man she loves whom he forbids, risking consequences in a dramatic family crisis.
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