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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1920
Page
3
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American "Suds" stars Mary Fickfar as a homely laundress in London slums. Two men enter her life, Grace Greensmith and Benjamin Pillsbury Jones, while she navigates love, ambition, and a mysterious finale.
Ethel Clayton stars in Corra Harris novel based play Husbands and Wives with a clash of views as a Northern socialite marries a Southern hardware merchant. The lovers’ struggle for control promises dramatic demonstrations of Ms Clayton’s stage talent as the Strand presents the production on Wednesday and Thursday.
Will Rogers stars in the Goldwyn adaptation of Seven Oaks. Jim Fenton a happy hunter loves village milliner Miss Butterwalla and helps his friend Paul Benedict whose insanity risks commitment. Jim faces danger as a local powerful antagonist and workhouse superintendent hinder his mission.
The fragment outlines a tangled legal and romantic drama with Belcher accused of forgery to aid a device, Paul recovering consciousness, Christie pressuring a marriage, and Abbie Miller preparing for boxing returns at the Colonial Theatre with Ring Lorain suggested as the venue, amid months of training and uncertain ring plans.
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Washington reports a peak in freight car loading for the week ending August 14 with 62,352 cars, compared to 842,439 in 1919 and 948,796 in 1918. Slight congestion easing noted as the week ending August 20 shows 74,945 cars accumulated, down from 79,213 the prior week.
Miss Bernice Clapp of Laurange spent several days last week with her aunt in Grafton. Mrs. Lawson of Oberlin visited Mrs. Clara Jones. John Berger of Cleveland called on relatives. A Graf ton vs Olmsted Falls baseball game was rained out. The Widening Circle to host Labor Day cafeteria lunch at the ME Church basement.
Aug 31 residents recount visits and travel among families in Cleveland Pittsfield Columbus Tuledy and Macon Ga. Names include Mrs Fred Dean, A B Shaw, Mr and Mrs B C Miller, E W Miller, HOG Stacey, O C Hadaway, Iva Lern, FD Poffenbaugh, Marian Shaber, Chas Hatch, Arthur Ford, Miro Mette Linn Ames.
Columbus August 31 State fair officials expect a second day attendance record as Governor Cox Democratic presidential nominee Franklin D Roosevelt his running mate and Dr Aaron S Watkins prohibition party nominee are set to speak Working speaking first Cox to follow Roosevelt likely with a brief informal address in the coliseum after lunch First day hitches were being resolved as the program moved forward
The exposition swings into full blast with events starting promptly at 1 pm. Each night at 7, a pageant of children and a digit show plus a juppodrome will entertain audiences, followed by a fireworks display costing $1,000.
Democrats outline a city wide women’s organization plan to place members in all 468 precincts with precinct representatives elected by the women and a central executive committee handling the machinery. Mos A B Pyhe leads the effort as state organizers mirror the approach across Ohio.
An advertisement promotes 30 inch wide imported Japanese crepe fabrics priced at 2.75 and long silk gloves at 2.39 Kayser quality with reinforced fingertips. Gloves come in white and tan, 16 buttons long, available in all sizes for women's children's dresses and men's shirts.
Official advices report Germany dumps surplus inferior goods in the United States and England and marks fly exports to Great Britain Made in America and exports to the United States Made in England. The tactics aim to regain foreign trade and quick profits on manufactured articles likely unsold due to prejudice.
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