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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
14
A Canton newspaper advertisement seeking a trustworthy, experienced worker lists tasks including elevator operator, pressing, cleaning, painting, electrical and plumbing work, steam heating, window washing, and shipping duties. It favors neat appearance, references, and honesty while warning incompetents to stay away.
A late evening program features tenor solos and orchestral pieces with a phonetic oddity in the schedule. The program includes a 4:50 to 5:39 p m segment and an 11:30 p m tenor solo performance with orchestral accompaniment.
Billy, Stubby, and Button explore a moving dirigible with luxurious staterooms and a dining saloon. They fear discovery and fear being pitched overboard as the balloon climbs and rolls, while Stubby seeks fresh air from a high window.
The Maumee river area reports the pet alligator from the municipal filtration plant roaming again after Chief Weaver recaptured it from Western Union linemen. The reptile was sighted along the Maumee river following its second departure.
The feature presentation Restless Wives headlines today and tomorrow. Nerve Tonic, a comedy with Jimmie Adams, screens alongside Pathe News and Aesop's Fables for a rounded program.
Defiance reports delays on the state dam across the Maumes river near Independence with no concrete poured yet and fears the project will miss cold weather. In Murray City state officers raid a mine and arrest three Riddle Coal Co. officials over a large still seizure. Athens notes the Townsend Oil Gas Co. fifth well in Fisher field comes up as a pay producer. Cincinnati unveils a memorial tablet to Pai Alo Tan at Redland field, funded by local baseball fans.
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