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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1928

Page

7

Janet James Star Amid Blue Laws Revival On Broadway

Janet James, an 18 year old mountain girl with a soaring voice, debuts as star in Goldstein’s new Blue Laws of 1928 revival at Madison Square Garden. Ballard, Janet’s suitor, wrestles with pride and risk as publicity swirls and Janet’s fame climbs, while rival Deslys and a theater crowd shape the drama. Janet’s father also rises to prominence in town headlines. Greenroom tension and fanfare mark the curtain call, with the show drawing a sold out audience and walkouts on opening night. Ballard struggles to balance loyalty and fear for Janet’s future as he grapples with his own role in her ascent. The tale moves toward a dramatic continuation as the stage saga unfolds.

Jenet Mary James Janet Ballard Zeater dJamet Batard Fort Goldstein Janet James Macfeelsome Balard Goldstein Madison Square Garden Sherit Talermge

Stillwater Woman Heads Reading Club For 43rd Term

In Stillwater Minnesota the Stillwater Women’s Reading Club re elected president Mrs William McCuier to a 43rd term. She has led the group since its founding at her home 12 years ago and will celebrate her 92nd birthday during the coming administration.

Slus Head Stillwater Minn Stillwater Womans Reading Club Stcud William McCiuer

Women push to keep candidate as president for 25 years

Campaign supporters urge the incumbent to remain in office for a quarter century while advocates stress gender progress and party unity. The move centers on securing experienced leadership amid economic and regional tensions.

Toothache Triggers Distress Signal to Save Steamer

Joseph Hamma, keeper at Castle Island Light, braved heavy seas after a toothache to stop the ocean steamer Lilian Lukenbat off 20 Cristobal. He signaled distress by flying the British flag inverted, secured medicine, then returned to duties with the vessel continuing on.

Panama Joseph Hamma Castle Island Lilian Lukenbat Cristobal

York Farmers Plow By Moonlight Amid Dry Weather

York farmers fight a late harvest under dry conditions and bright moonlight to store belated crops. The piece notes extended hours and unusual effort as fields on the moor are worked through the night to catch up after delays.

York

Tractors Work Under Moonlight Amid Threshing Heat

Field reports describe tractors shining in moonlight while other crews thresh under intense heat. The scene captures rural labor across multiple plots as farmers tend to crops and equipment, highlighting hard work in adverse conditions.

Best Salesladies Are Discovered

New York City survey finds that the best salesladies are widows not too young or educated or attractive. C J Hoehead of a large department store conducted months of testing, noting widows leave least, stay home, and are less tempted to quit.

New York City Nyw C. J. Hoehead Wdows

Intellect and Work Readiness Reflected in Retail

A commentary notes that dull minds struggle with exacting tasks while bright individuals find hosiery selling monotonous, highlighting varied attitudes toward intelligence and labor.

Scotch Bard's Begging Poems Bring Big Price at Auction

Robert Burns, often short of cash, sent small begging poems to two friends who replied. Four poems sold at Sarkeby's auction rooms for 10,500 dollars, showing strong demand for the bard's early verse.

Scotch Bard London Weber Robert Burns Sarkeby

Signed Trafalgar order fetches 1450 dollars at sale

A signed copy of the order for the Battle of Trafalgar sent to each captain by Lord Nelson sold for 1450 dollars, astonishing the Scotch bard if he could have foreseen such a price. The sale highlighted the enduring value of rare naval memorabilia among collectors.

Battle of Trafalgar Lord Nelson

The Chregéa Telegpem Want Page Ad Seekers

A fragment notes a call to place an advertisement in The Chregéa Telegpem Want Page. It mentions a world’s research bureau of the academy science and hints at seeking ad space, with no further specifics or dates.

Academy Science Chregéa Telegpem

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