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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1922
Page
12
President Harding designates December 3 to 9 as Educational Week, urging citizens and public authorities to join in renewing support for universal education. The call highlights education as foundational to American culture and democratic governance, praising the role of schools in preparing citizens for public service.
Fragmentary text appears to reference cure for rheumatism with claims, medical jargon, and faded notes about treatments, remedies, and possible advertisements. Several garbled phrases hint at a 19th to early 20th century medical ad style.
A teacher visits the school to inspire and guide young men and women who have benefited from education. The message urges them to share time and energy through teaching and mentorship.
Dec 2 Carl Toothaker 16 and Fred Kendell 17 were injured when a car in which they rode in the park section of the city last evening was struck by a high speed vehicle driven by Carl Bishop of Toledo Ohio. Toothaker and Kendell are in City Hospital in serious condition. Bishop is detained awaiting the outcome of injuries.
An incident involving Renter Siles Companion 16 occurred near a brush pile where a rabbit and a buller partner were present. The report notes the event as a collision of two entities with unclear details and minimal readable facts.
A fragmentary report notes a CMAN Bloc influence in the incoming IX Congress with Jim Jonaire Aigor of De Geats as a focal figure. It mentions filling a senate vacancy caused by Truman Gourens Sheen and hints at party alignment shaping the new balance.
London impresario boast a legendary stage act arrives in Rialto Theatre Thursday. The production, described as the best of its kind in decades, promises a lavish musical comedy style with famed producers F. Ray Comstock and Mortis Gest behind the show.
Wellington residents share holiday greetings as families gather over Thanksgiving. Mr Wolfe of Ashi and Mrs Thanksgiving host, Albert Althaus and relatives visit. Benjamian Warren and others enjoyed home celebrations. Delegates attend the Ohio High School Y M C A conference as area residents attend events and dances.
A vintage program notes Chu Chin Chow returns to the Century Theatre with a renowned cast led by Lionel Braham Virginia Howell and Albert Fromm. The production features a large chorus and a ballet of 60 dancers. Tickets go on sale Tuesday morning. An unrelated ad promotes rat paste and grain protection at a local feed store.
Sunday concert at the Rialto touted as the season’s best bill with top acts. Featuring Beautiful Judie Edwards, Koteh and Wilma, The Four Kings and more, including Deroth wind and her Ballet On With the Dance. A lively program praised for variety and performance quality.
A note states that the curtain will rise at 8 p m because of the large production and lengthy performance. The timing adjustment applies to the evening show and underscores logistical needs for staging.
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