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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
7
Mrs Grice Langdon recounts to the National News Service her struggle with opiate withdrawal while in San Antonio awaiting treatment. She describes pacing in her cell, the iron cure's relentless pull, and days of hell as she battles addiction and grief.
A compact reflection on the ethical line between self and others. The passage argues that harming others harms the self, urging fair treatment and compassion as reciprocal conduct. It emphasizes accountability and moral consistency in social actions.
Cincinnati court of appeals holds the November half mill extra levy for schools valid, ruling a 60 percent threshold applies only under the Taft law and that a simple majority suffices. The decision was unanimous. Albert Conrad, 11, was killed when his car struck an interurban. his father Jacob, 62, is seriously injured. Jeroms Watson of St Clairsville named chief of the mine inspection division to replace William Robbett.
About 300 dollars was cleared from the Glenn Gray Memorial game receipts and the all college dance. The Gray scholarship committee may send another man to Oberlin on the scholarship next September. Winter Homecoming drew 290 for dinner and over 50 alumni council members attended. Short speeches were given by President King, Mrs. Edith B Hanna, Judge D J Nye, Mark J Thompson. Professor G C Coulton delivered two lectures at the Graduate School of Theology.
The county teachers institute meets at the technical high school auditorium Saturday. Music directed by Misa Thompson. Berhart D. Bixley discusses Visual Education. Dr. Ernest Horn speaks on Improving Silent Reading and later on Making the Elementary School Curriculum. Officers will be elected and county and city institute reorganization discussed.
Professor G. C. Coulton of Cambridge University comes to America to deliver the Lowell lectures in Boston and will speak on Five Centuries of Religion 1600 to 1506 and The Medieval Parson in his Parish. Lectures set for Thursday and Friday March 22 and 23 with additional speeches during his stay in the United States.
A physician urges monitoring hydration for kidney pain and urinary symptoms. The note warns that dehydration and certain foods can affect kidney function, advising patients to seek medical evaluation if pain or frequent urination occurs and to schedule annual checkups.
The Selwyns bring The Circle to the Rialto Theatre next Monday night March 6 with Witton Lackaye Henry Dixey Amelia Bingham Charlotte Walker and Norman Hackett in a comedy acclaimed as the smartest seen in years in metropolis. Mail orders now seat sale Saturday.
Joe Oppenheimer presents Broadway Belles at the Rialto Theatre on Saturday night March 3. Billy Hagan and Lew Lederer stage a two act intimate revue with original comedy and a cast including Billy Cochran Bessie Carretta Myrtle Andrews Art Mayfield Anne Toebe Lew Lederer Billy Hagan and a chorus of sixteen Broadway stunners. Daily matinees will be given.
Dreamland Theatre opens its Leather Pushers series with a new chapter titled Young King Cole. Debras announces the feature and stars include Neginald Denny and others as the plot centers on ambition and wealth amid a packed bill.
The Kid's manager and director Harry Pollard are delivering enjoyment to thousands, bringing entertainment to a wide audience.
The piece promotes the domestic comedy Gimme as a warm tale of a mother and son facing financial strain and reconciliation. It also extols the American Nero scenes set near Rome praised for faithful detail and grand visuals. A Dreamland feature with Jack Hoxie stars as Sheriff of Hope Eternal in a classic Western.
Lima reports Eli Breitinger a 66 year old soft drink parlor proprietor was arrested for the seventh time in a developing local incident. Authorities continue to investigate the actions surrounding the episode and keep the public informed.
Ume is held in police court facing charges of illicit possession of liquor. Court records indicate a pending hearing and bail consideration.
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