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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
7
A portrait traces Arthur Bernardes from a young clerk in Minas Gerais to bean and rice seller to manager, bookkeeper, lawyer, and politician. He rose through roles in public life to become Brazil's president, highlighting a career of steady ascent.
In Columbus on December 8 habeas corpus proceedings were started in common pleas court by M. E. Thrailkill to obtain freedom for Ray Larimore Emerson Bennet and Leo Bronson from the Orient state feeble minded institution. Welfare officials say the boys were held at a Pennsylvania mining camp against their will. Thrailkill represents Bentz Brothers Columbus, which employed the youths.
A Penfield town hall milk meeting is set for Monday evening December 11. The Penfield Farm Bureau held a lively gathering with over 30 in attendance as Prof Earl Jones spoke on lime and County Agent Rogers on fertilizer grades. The group tested soil samples showing many needed lime.
Clartan Sooy attends this week in Chicago for the International Stock Show and the National Convention of the Continental Dorsett club. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Birthin welcome a son born Wednesday December 6, weighing ten pounds. Fred Hopkins of Amherst visits Lawrence Betts. Wm. Brouse visits Cleveland on business. Mrs. M. Myers and children visit relatives in Barberton. Mrs. W. O. Rollin spends two weeks with sister in Cleveland. W. L. Hall and family of Akron visit Ben Sooy.
A vivid review notes Chu Chin Chow at the Rialto Theatre, presenting an abridged oriental design with lavish costumes and lighting. Lionel Brabham commands the lead with strong performances from the desert vixen and Ali Baba, while the ensemble’s color and spectacle drew steady applause despite uneven comedy and music.
A jury found Frank Limmotta guilty of second degree murder for his role in the February 9 1921 fight that led to the death of Frank Tim mons on West Broad Street. The verdict concludes the long case arising from the crawl.
A brief note promises relief from dread asthma and colds with a claimed quick effect. The ad style fragment mentions Hay Fev as a suggested remedy.
A summary of theater listings featuring Smudge a story about a college returnee and public organ intrigue, Alias Ladyfingers a photodrama about a cracker’s career and a robber’s pursuit, and Dreamland a western with adventure and comic relief.
An advertorial claims a home treatment called Tlem-Reoid can banish piles by improving blood flow in the lower bowel. It asserts quick and lasting relief without surgery, touting a long successful record and availability from W. Phillips and druggists.
Metro production figures show The Prisoner of Zenda as a major undertaking. Rex Ingram directed more than 23,600 participants, filmed across elaborate sets in Auritania with 26 costume designers and a coronation robe value of 105000. The build used 124000 tons of materials and featured early radio telephone use for direction.
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