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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1925

Page

7

Vaudeville Bill Brings The Reforming Monologist

Tomorrow's Nialto concert features five acts led by Henry Frey known as The Reformer. The bill includes Detroit acts Philips and Co dancing scene Dancing Flash 1925 and Jeanette Kippen in Jazzamitters revue plus Bud To famous cowboy ventriloquist and two reels of Felix the Cat comedy.

Jose Nialto Mry Frey Vaudefame Ag Con America Albert Phere Detroit I- Philips and Co Cleveland Jeanette Kippen

Lake OME Lost in Fire in Lake

Fire destroyed a residence at Lake Ome, valued around 25,000 dollars, housing the Smith family from Cleveland. A motorist reported the blaze, with Bay and River fire units arriving but the structure and contents were a total loss as of February 28.

Lake Ome Lake Smith General Numerican Coe., Ad Stunul Bay Withis U River Smiths Clevelard

Local Woman Praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment

A reader describes a painful facial eruption that covered her skin and bled at times. After trying Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, she reports improvement and asks others to test the free sample offer. Signed by Mrs. Mina Stott of Hill Street, South Bend, Indiana, 1924.

Mina Stott Hill &T So. Bend, Ind Dept. H. Maiden

Michael Returns to Elaine in Chicago Memory

Michael visits Elaine at her parents' apartment opposite Washington Park in Chicago and recalls a past flirtation. Elaine greets him warmly as she and her mother discuss Elaine's singing career and future plans abroad. He remains captivated by Elaine as they prepare to be alone together, continuing a thread from his earlier longing.

Michael Washington Park Lonnie Cepner Chicago Star Lake Leora Mickhael Iiaine Sovinkle Chivee Elaine Paris

Condensed Fragments Reveal Limited Historical Notes

Fragmentary OCR text hints at names and places from Tarkington era notes. Readable items mention Peesa and associated terms, but missing full context or clear events. The garbled lines prevent precise identification of persons, dates, or actions.

Banker Mistan Smith Seen As Honest Man in Village Talk

In a North Carolina village a local discussion portrays Mistan Smith the banker as a decent, trustworthy man. Respondents recall repeatedly lending him small sums while he refrains from charging interest and urges neighbors to keep faith with the principal.

Smill North Carolina Mistan Smith de Bankah Mose Anne Ceniman Sam

New Mine Workers Association Eyes West Virginia Coal Peace

Daly News Letter reports Thomas Cairns leading a new Mine Workers Association to organize WV coal regions. The group aims for collective bargaining, peace, and wider union membership while challenging United Mine Workers influence and proposing a Wake agreement with operators.

Jd. L. Meddoff Charleston Wwa United Mine Workers of America Miners’ Union The Mine Workers’ Association Thomas Cairns John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Cairns Lewis Tha West Virginia Kanawha Jacksonville

Legas Operators Move to Stop Buyerless Coal Sales

At their annual meeting Legas operators vote to halt the practice of selling coal without buyers. They aim to end loading and shipping coal to destinations or reconsigning it to other markets. They expect industry support across all coal producing states to implement the remedy promptly.

Legas

Coal Market Pressures from Producer Practices

The passage argues that dumping buyer unfriendly coal onto markets contributed to financial depression in the industry. It contends that selling below production costs and shipping delays forced operators to accept low bids while demurrage and other day to day expenses piled up.

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