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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1926
Page
2
Perriot, Dec. 11. Mrs Gerpe Jerickeon, 23, foreign born, dies here after swallowing poison. The death is under investigation to determine if accidental or deliberate. Jerickeon had been despondent since her father died last March. She was living with Carl at a downtown address.
The firm with home offices in Arion began operating on two eight hour shifts today. About 5095 employees are on the payroll. The company manufactures steel and related products and operates as one of its largest enterprises in the area. NES Electrocuted By Bathroom Heater Leveland
Iberlin Road December notes list discharged at Oberlin hospital Charles Broo and infant fighter both reported as doing well. Visiting relatives from Norwalk Elyria Lorain attend Grange hall event in Oberlin. Funeral of Ham Hart attended by J Campbell Sr and others at St Marys church. Sunday school invited to attend service and address by Prof Buddington of Oberlin.
Fire in Paterson destroys the Van Jeirk silk mill site with an estimated loss over 150000. Cause undetermined but investigators began work. Nearby reports mention hayloft falls and farm incidents as town events echo through daily life.
Hollywood December report notes radio services may accompany motion pictures. Director Fred Niblo suggests advance prints of sermons could be sent to subscribing churches with a choice of sermon topics. Films would display watermarked texts and projection paired with radio sermons by nationally known public figures. Even small towns could hear leading preachers at a nominal cost.
Local theatres feature The Vamp with Cindy Bill at the Pialto. The act has two weeks in Cleveland and shows in Toronto. Other acts include novelty performances and a two act program with singing and dancing, nightly at 7.
Review notes a performance titled Deventhy Reaver at Rialto. The piece praises the show as divine comedy with strong faith themes, humorous scenes, and colorful characters. It follows Chico’s quest for self belief, aided by a kindly priest, amid theatrical wit and satire.
The world’s foremost magician Blackstone performs at the Flialin Theatre next Saturday, Nov. 18, in a millionés and night engagement. Audiences will witness startling illusions and carried by rumor of his famed hands and tricks.
A dramatic moment shows Chico rising from a sewer to rescue a nearly suffocated woman. The scene is described as highly realistic with emotional turns as the embittered heroine learns Chico survives. The narrative emphasizes her longing, Chico’s return, and a tender embrace sealing a strong bond.
Adolph Menjou stars in a melodramatic film version of Michael Arlen’s The Ace of Cads at Capitel Theatre. Beaud Maturin is a cynical lieutenant who betrays a lover, loses her, and returns years later as a changed man. Luther Reed’s production is praised for stylishly lavish elements and a strong cast.
A cryptic note hints at a forthcoming screenplay tied to Paramount with names like Alison Bas and The Ace Le Do Norman. Details remain sparse, but the reference suggests an upcoming project connected to Hatsen.
Valencia set to perform in Ringli tomorrow as Lloyd Hughes headlines a mixed lineup. The event includes local acts and chants, with fans anticipating lively scenes and a strong turnout despite a murky synopsis of the program.
Stockholm reported a British minister will deliver the Nobel Prize to Mr Shaw. The prize, recently awarded, was presented today by the minister in the absence of George Bernard Shaw, who did not yet arrive to receive the honor.
Disjointed text reports price changes at a Detroit barber shop and rising costs for waste disposal. Readable segments mention price pressure and implied economic strain, with scattered references to local services and markets.
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