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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
5
The story centers on Hilly Jenks who travels to New York to work in a Fifth Avenue store. He meets a pretty girl on the street and falls in love, with a string of coincidences and comic mishaps piling up as the tale leads to a final revelatory ending.
A vaudeville bill at the Rialto promises clever entertainers and dancing acts with a pair of “Hek iter Afmstrels” and a two night run on Monday the 28th. IL Adams appears in a pair of novelty stunts and a parade and the main band concert follows with doors opening at event time.
The noted author Goldwin discusses a remarkable photo project titled Earthbound during a visit to California studios. He envisions a breakthrough screen concept that may reach legitimate theatres in New York, with a year of development ahead.
An Elyrian film event follows the Cleveland production Danserous Toys directed by Samuel Tr Bradley. The film portrays a banker’s view on womankind and features Ramassur rankers in a two theatre release at Colonial and American in Elyria.
A note from Philadelphia dated September 5 1774 reports the first continental congress telegraph message. The text mentions a carrion crow feeding on dead matter but avoiding a cat's flesh in a curious aside.
A discovery shows a South Akirican fruit contains an acrid milky juice that, when in contact with meat, has the curious property of tenderizing it.
A jumble of 1930s style film titles and chatter critiques lurks in a row of noisy captions. References to stars Eugene O’Brien Conway Tearle Selznick and Owen Moore mingle with provocative captions and potato chips of gossip about “A Fool and His Money” and “Two Kinds of Love.”
Ohio soldiers buried in Belleau France are honored by the Belleau Wood Memorial Association. Governor Davis joins the national committee alongside figures such as Calvin Coolidge and Jusseraud. The group plans to raise 300000 dollars through one dollar subscriptions to support governmental and allied efforts.
The waiting room near the state line for actors during intervals was first colored green to be easy on the eyes after the dare of the end, becoming known as the greenroom.
Ohio fruit growers push to repeal protections for robins to permit killing during fruit theft. Federal permits allow robin slaughter from May 16 to July 15 with state countersign, though Pennsylvania has vetoed the permits and other states approve. Officials warn of a protest storm if the issue advances in the legislature.
Ralph Obenchain arrives in Los Angeles responding to a telegram from his former wife urging aid. He declares she is the one woman in the world for him and pledges to do all he can for her. The article also notes older historical references to the Pale in Ireland and details on embalming practices and body preservation.
A reader challenges a Chronicle-Telegram report on Lorain electricity output. They argue July figures show a genuine rise only when holiday effects are excluded, noting July totals and weekly comparisons. The letter questions whether the perceived upturn reflects real demand or holiday shutdowns.
We have in stock batteries for any car make and offer special low prices on new batteries. Service includes repair and recharging options.
A fragmentary notice mentions Elyria Storage Battery Co and a street address on Bridge Street. The text also references a person named Tia Langlind and implies a money making scheme related to rent and housing.
A fragment reports a drop in monthly output to about 53.6 percent of July figures, with August projections between 40 and 45 percent of last year’s August output. The note criticizes conditions and mentions Lorain County Electric Co. and Plex Morgan.
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