Decoration Theme Change Aims Light Blue For Restaurant
The restaurant plans to switch decorations to a light blue palette. Management cites a calmer, brighter atmosphere to appeal to patrons and enhance dining experience.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
5
The restaurant plans to switch decorations to a light blue palette. Management cites a calmer, brighter atmosphere to appeal to patrons and enhance dining experience.
William Farnum stars in a Fox photodrama at Strand Theatre praised for strong dramatic realism. The production includes intense scenes that reportedly drive a character to insanity, drawing a bound audience in the studio and on screen.
A fragment notes Jack Pick in a Colonial Ire screening Friday and Saturday. The rural town’s gossip scene is depicted with two men rivaling the town’s crafty female gossips in a comical sequence.
Dorothy Dalton, Paramount Artcraft star, appears in The Market of Souls at the Juan Theatre next week. The article notes design details for costumes and set colors, with Dalton expressing fondness for light blue as a symbol of happiness as production plans for New Year’s revelry scenes are discussed.
An old time remedy claim highlights a cough and cold treatment introduced a half century ago. It is praised for fast relief from colds grip and croup for both adults and children with no after effects. Depicts drugstore availability and pricing for 10c to 1.30. Also mentions a laxative product in similar ad copy.
Natural Vamp Is Trouble Maker in Busy Office features a modest girl with a captivating smile luring a Manhattan insurance firm into a workshop of love lorn wretches. Constance Talmadge stars, adapted from Clyde Fitch The Bachelor with John Emerson and Anita Logs credited.
A lawyer asks his own wife to sign divorce papers in a case that unfolds as he travels to the fishing village near her old home. Betty refuses, recalling their marriage years earlier when Tom was sent away to college and she stayed in New York with her aunt. Meanwhile the Dreamland Theatre promotes a showing of Me and Captain Kidd on Thursday.
Mrs E H Campbell wife of Captain Campbell elected active president of Rhode Island auxiliary of the Navy relief society. She will lead society work in winter months during the absence of the wounded etc. Mrs Charles M Themes.
Corporal Starr Henry Austin son of Mrs. Lillian T. Austin, serves with the U S Marine Corps Aviation Section at Port Au Prince. Marines drive out bandits from mountain districts, surround and capture them, teach natives to manage finances, build roads, establish schools, and fight disease. The force reports few casualties and progress toward peace and prosperity in Haiti.
The Ohio Senate introduced the school tax bill by the joint taxation committee as the third step in a revenue plan. It aims to raise funds with a 17 mill state levy and a 1 mill county levy to support a minimum teacher salary of 800 dollars and to extend the school year to nine months, with funds distributed by county enumeration and district days.
A partial OCR fragment outlines a school fund and teacher salary terms. It mentions an $800 base salary, a fund covering 25 percent up to 1 408, and a maximum of $350 per teacher in districts on a salary minimum basis.
A. J. Devoe, famed as the wizzard of Hackensack, predicts rain for Christmas and a clear cold New Year’s Day. He says his forty years of weather study let anyone forecast by cloud observations. His lecture to the American Institute of Engineering Society notes accurate forecasts from simple methods.
Columbus reports more than 30 natural gas producers and distributors testified before the state public utilities commission seeking facts on Ohio gas depletion. Gas men warn curtailment is needed now or artificial gas could cost $150 per thousand. They propose banning gas for heating furnaces and steam boilers, using it only for small heaters and cooking. The commission will investigate the situation, noting 60 percent of Ohio’s gas comes from West Virginia and 40 percent from Ohio fields.
Washington December 10 The navy general board recommends a 1921 building program: two battleships one cruiser, three scout cruisers five destroyer flotilla leaders and six submarines. The report says the United States navy should be equal to the world’s strongest by 1925 or sooner.
A Soviet government unit is reported to be established in Yucatan, Mexico, with a copy received in Washington today. The plan mentions an experimental construction project and a 6000 dollar appropriation. The exact status and details remain unclear.
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