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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1921
Page
11
The Female lead Miss Edder, famed for Allan Dwan's The Forbidden Thing, stirs Pilgrim lore research and inner conflict in a bit of interpretative screen work. Producer Dawn praises her finishing touch as deeply human and moving.
Elyria February 22 At least three actors in Maurite Tourneur s film version of The County Fair have become stars through standout performances David Butler Helen Jerome Eddy and Wesley Barry are highlighted for their roles along with others who may join them The County Fair opens tomorrow at the American Theatre for four days presenting rural drama with a county fair finale featuring a live horse race, thrilling and realistic for an American story.
Elyria February 22 Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran have completed their cast for the Universal comedy La La Luelle at the Strand theater. Broadway producers show vaudeville artists can boost stage offerings and Lyons and Moran agree, noting that a performer who can hold an audience for fifteen to twenty minutes is a true artist.
A New York woman reports using Parisian Lace for two weeks and notes her hair looks fuller heavier and free of dandruff. Advertisement by W. Phillpe offers a money back guarantee with an 8 22 date reference.
Chicago tenants, backed by the Tenants Protection League and authorities, clash with the Real Estate Board as a $200,900 fund is raised to oppose pending state bills on rent profiteering. Ministers denounce rent gouging as a modern money changer, while wages and commodities drop 20 to 40 percent amid planned spring rent increases of 40 to 50 percent.
Worcester Mass February 22 Dr William I Burnham a Clark University professor argues human intelligence has risen little in two thousand years despite advances in ability and technology Yet he says we are not beyond ancient Athens in essence He calls for better child training harder mental tests for immigrants and notes the United Mine Workers union at 600000 members as the world’s largest trade union and the US using oil at fourteen times the global rate.
County ministers will send delegates to the interdenominational pastors convention in Columbus March 1 2 3. Local attendees include James W Pace Oberlin A C Corfman Elyria Charles H Hanger Lorain and Burton Peck Avon MB. Noted religious leaders will speak at sessions led by Rev James M Taylor Bishop William F Anderson and other nationally known figures. Presiding officers include Rev Robert B Pugh Rev Palm er Rev C M McConnell and Rev F W Luce. Sessions will be held at the First Congregational Church in Columbus with denominational group meetings on the second day morning.
Mustercle is presented as a clean white salve made with oil of mustard to soothe congestion and colds. It claims quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia rheumatism and other pains with no blistering, available in olive tablets and jars.
About 1,500 ministers from 15 to 20 denominations are expected to be fregent. Churches are urged to send pastors as delegates, paying all expenses, under businesslike terms. Attendance is seen as increasing a pastor's value to the church. Acacia wins McPherson cup at Ohio State for top scholarship. Omega Tau Sigma leads professional fraternities with the cup.
A bold sign on University Hall at Northwestern University greets early classes with no beer no work rhetoric. Authorities suspect fraternity pranksters. Another note touts Chignona fashion and barwear. A Philadelphia 1926 exposition celebrates the Declaration of Independence anniversary.
In Columbus on February 22 the university completed separating juniors and seniors from certain duties in economics and American history. A new course titled A General Survey of American History was launched by professor George W. Knight. The move aims to improve outcomes in upperclassman studies and reduce clumping in duties.
A list of hotel guests and their home towns appears for Elyria entries dated February 22. Names include Lytria He teel, H. Goldenmith, Cleveland. K. Sheldon, Oberlin. Betty Palmer, Cleveland. C. L. Terex, Monroe Michigan. D. Driscoll, Chicago. R. B. Taylor, Columbus. Alfred Hosler, Wellington. W. C. Lamp, Cleveland. O Wanderward, Sandusky. Y. Brown Motel. L. Slyelty, G. EB Thusll, Chicago. H. N. Atthorpe, New London Connecticut.
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