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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1923

Page

3

Art Who? Stars Protest Commercialization of Motion Pictures

A 1923 Minnesota chronicle notes film stars led by Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin oppose screen commercialization. It argues producers form a cartel, gouge local theaters, and inflate star salaries, risking art for profits while art advocates warn of diminishing creative cinema.

Mary Pickford Norma Talmadge Constance Talmadge Charlie Chaplin Douglas Fairbanks Harold Lloyd David Work Griffith

Ohio Yesterday and Birthdays Across Time

Obscure historical notes list births and deaths from 18th to 19th century figures, including Joan Cleves Simmes and Asaoland Conn, with scattered dates and places. Mentions of political figures, clergy, and a major mining company plan hint at broader historical snapshots.

Joan Cleves Simmes Mbaniz Purchase Riversend Jaly Asaoland Tas

Fragmented note on presidents app and women’s pay questions

An unclear passage questions presidential app usage and women’s pay, raising vexing thoughts about gender and policy. The phrasing is garbled, offering little concrete detail or names.

Komical Telegrams From Jim Armitage and Others

A chaotic comic strip of notes and misread lines reveals a watering pipe mishap, dental woes, and odd banter among Guz Pallas Jack Zimer Doc Sneppard Emile Meschke and others. The fragmented text blends humor with sketches of daily misadventures.

Fragmentary banking chatter hints at dividends and tellers

Incoherent notes discuss chairs and a masseurist, then speculate dividends. Several phrases imply bankers and "paying tellers" as a closing point, but the fragment offers no clear event or names.

Sir George Fuller Backing Major British Immigration Scheme

Sir George Fuller, premier of New South Wales, champions a vast Britain immigration plan. The project would place 6,006 British settlers on land at an estimated cost of 6,000,000 pounds. Fuller, fifty two, educated at Kiama Public School, St Andrews College and Sydney University, has held NSW parliament seats and federal roles, later serving as Minister for Home Affairs in the Destin-Cork ministry. He is married with one son and two daughters. hobbies include cricket, fishing, billiards and gardening.

George Fuller George Fuller Premer New South Wales Great Britain Ir George Kiama St Andrew's College Sydney Universty New South Wales Parlia Destin-Cork George

Voice of the People asks for humane reforms and better education

A reader urges improved schooling sanitation and reasoning to reduce prison life decline and to prevent repeat offenses. The letter questions how society treats prisoners and calls for more humane treatment and civilizational progress.

Timely views on world topics by surgeon Melmehlin

Surgeon Melmehlin urged calm on imported diseases at a New York visit with Health Commissioner Herman Briges. He argued vaccination prevents smallpox and explained plague, yellow fever, cholera, typhus, and leprosy spread and prevention, noting strict port inspections and quarantines.

de A J. V Melmehlin United State Pulte Health Seorfice Tadtiu Health New York State Herman M Briges America Becau Agaimet Man Pacific Gulf Atlantic Ellis Public Health Service

Letter on social reform and mental health hazards

A reader letter argues that societal reform hinges on inner moral reform and controlling behavior. It warns that neglecting spiritual welfare leads to a deteriorating mind and weakens institutions, urging officials and citizens to address mental health to prevent social decay. The author signs as SOL SACK.

Sol

John Drinkwater Early Career as Insurance Clerk

John Drinkwater, known for Abraham Lincoln and other successful plays, worked as an insurance clerk before turning to writing poetry and stage works. The note highlights his transition from clerical duties to literary achievement.

John Drinkwater Abraham Lincoln

Ten Years Ago a Noted Cartoonist Visits Minneapolis

Ten years ago Eary Carter, once a famed Teecram cartoonist, gained fame. A Minneapolis paper notes Hin’s visit amid rising trends while en route to events.

Eary Carter Teecram Minneapol Hin

Washington health budget and suffrage talk headline

The Board of Health requested a 50 dollar monthly appropriation to pay a chemist for four months work testing milk and food products for public protection. Deputy Clerk Rose Moriarty spoke in Cleveland on Woman Suffrage before the Ohio Woman Suffrage League. Councilman Stolzenberg proposed badges for meter readers to deter fake inspectors. Elks lodge names include Ed Douglas as Exalted Ruler and officers Ellsworth Biggs Glenn Davidson Ford Loomis George Wahrmin and John Cliff.

Board OF Healtis Rose Moriarty Cleveland Ohio Woman Suffrage League THE ELKS ED. Douglas Ellsworth Biggs Glenn Davidson Ford Loomis Geoorge Wahrmin John Cliff

Sigh No More Ladies and Other Verse Allusions

A fragmentary poem passage centers on the traditional refrain sigh no more and calls women to be blythe and bonny while letting men go. The text blends Shakespearean lines with stray references about women in London serving writs and doors opening to a pretty young woman.

Blythe Bonny Nonaov Nonny Nanny Shakespeare London

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