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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1923
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a community event or public talk. Names, places, and dates are unclear, but the context suggests a local official or speaker addressing a county or town audience. The text hints at an appearance or lecture connected to a local condition or initiative.
The Lorain County Farmers Institute in Ridgeville features committees, music by Charles Willem, a two act home talent play Anta sin Trouble, and address by C Cotton of the Ohio Department of Agriculture. Local officers H W Schmittkens Maple and others invite participation, with free sessions and a small admission for the entertainment segment. Local residents Lewis Spiegelberg M Eppley and Herbert Smith attend prior business calls in Elyria and Litchfield.
Local items recount visits and calls among residents in Lorain South Amherst and Elyria with Mrs J A Mackert Henry Myers and others sharing greetings. Evergreen Club announced to be hosted by Mrs W Cook on Town Line Wednesday afternoon February 14.
In Cleveland on February 7 George W Bardons a millionaire manufacturer faced alimony claims from his wife Mrs Mary T Bardons. She testified he wooed her into marriage with a jet age old manner and a $500 wedding clothes gift. Letters called her my radiant Pearl and signed your indian and fish. Newton D Baker represents Mrs Bardons. In Washington President Harding urged swift enactment of timber resource protection and conservation legislation.
A vintage advertisement touts Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It claims the pleasant white tablets ease acidity after meals and allow enjoyable eating without fear, noting availability at drug stores in the West and Con way for 60 cents a box.
Mitzi brings her musical comedy Lady Billy to the Rialto Theater for one night only on Wednesday February 14. The show features Harold Levey and a new American score with songs including Just Plant a Kiss and Goodbye. Mitzi leads with her opera orchestra and a fresh chorus of Mitzi mani…ites as audiences await a sensational, eastbound stop after San Francisco.
Columbus jury finds bandit Charles Mithoefer guilty of first degree murder in the November killing of Patrolman G. P. Koehler. Judge Rogers likely to impose life imprisonment after jury mercy recommendation following a 24 hour, multi ballot deliberation.
General Motors buys the Milburn Wagon Company plant and business in Toledo for 2 million dollars in cash. Horace Suydam, Milburn president, announced the deal this afternoon.
Elyria announces a Mutual Burlesque season with burlesque every Saturday night starting this week. The opening night features The Jazz Time Revue with Chas Tramp McNally, Keily, Nate Bushy, Ethel Bartlett, Jack Staith, Mabel Winters, Benny Moore and other entertainers. Beautiful costumes will brighten the stage pictures and seat sales begin Friday.
The Grand shows Skin Deep with hero Dad Doyle an ex convict whose brave face reconstruction turns him handsome. His buddies cheer the transformation and a moral love story unfolds as a strong wartime tale. Shadows at Colonial ends today with praise for a finely made production. My Friend the Devil at American appeals to clergy doctors lawyers for its costuming and dramatic treatment.
From a moral standpoint that one would wish to see Dreamland cinema presents In the Days of Buffalo Bil, depicting the driving of the golden spike and the first railroad crossing the plains. A great Western picture accompanies it and on Thursday Restless Souls will be shown as another wonderful feature.
A 40 year old man Pearl Augustine walked into his east of here home and shot himself in the head. Physicians say his act will probably cause the death of his wife who was present at the scene.
In Cleveland on February 7 a flu outbreak is blamed for a family tragedy. A wife and four young children are ill and a man, already recovering, apparently took his own life as the illness spread.
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