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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
8
A fragmented reminiscence of O O Mclntyre and his son Syd filled with theater and cinema references. The piece notes Mclntyre founding a venture before his death and how peers viewed his efforts as symbolic. It reflects on media history and enduring public interest in the family.
A vintage ad promises real embarrassment relief for loose dentures. It touts FASTESTH to secure plates, claim teeth stay in place and feel comfortable, with a brief note about availability at drug stores and retailers.
A fragment outlines Cotlbe as a village thinker who faced many troubles while wandering to different towns. The text hints at his habit of stopping to yawn and his burdensome concerns impacting the communities he visited.
A muddled reminiscence recounts odd food associations and traumas. Laurence Stallings recalls a body found while eating sausage. Corot the painter avoided fowl after a wild duck incident. A Paris bakery and Mrs Jenny cream puffs evoke missed meals and lingering habits. The prose preserves local color and odd bans.
A local legend tells of The House of Morgan built by a devoted admirer of Helen Morgan. Each night he sits in a darkened corner as she plays piano and sings, listening intently to her performances.
A Lorain Moody Day program will be held at Last Side Independent Baptist Church on Land Avenue with talks by Moody Bible Institute staff and local students from Elyria and nearby towns. Rev L Foster directs the Practical Work Course, and Sophie Tucker and other figures are noted in the broader society items mentioned. Local musicians J Vickers and Miss Guido lead the service and music, with attendees from Elyria, London, Cleveland, Akron, Toledo, Vermilion, and nearby points expected to attend.
An amateur horticulturist in Ontario explains growing roses in extreme cold. He notes that the so called Christmas roses originate from Central Europe and can endure the coldest conditions, thriving across winter and summer climates.
Elyria Library announces new acquisitions including Richard Halliburton’s Seven League Boots detailing travels and adventures across deserts seas and historical sites. Also listed is Allen Roy Evans’s Reeindeer Trek chronicling a five year trek of 3000 reindeer along the Arctic coastline.
Selma Lagerlof the first woman Nobel prize winner writes Harvest a biographical book of Warmland tales and legends. The volume includes four famous addresses and notes on music layers and new beat selling appears.
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