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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
4
A terse exchange unfolds in The Silent Observer with insults over a Frenchman prompting a daring challenge. The dialogue hints at duel etiquette and readiness, ending with laughter in a charged, charged mood.
A collection of jokes and quips features a man guiding an elderly relative to her first football match and a series of light hearted exchanges. Highlights include a referee sent off for a foul, a fowl pun, a wife noting fifteen years of marriage, a doctor weighed by fish scales, and a piano returning request amid neighborly concerns.
A fragment notes critics calling a thief a bum and suggests newspapers try to shame criminals by stating larger sums were missed, implying a dig at the profession. The quotation hints at media tactics to deter crime and shape public perception.
In New York at Theatres New York the Merton Village backdrop sets the scene for Wise Girl now playing at the Ne Tal Theatre. Miriam Hopkins and Rayland headline the production with a lively period mood and strong stage presence.
A young attorney, retained by a farmer, prosecutes a railroad company for killing 71 hogs. He aims to impress the jury with the injury magnitude, uttering belligerent counts like Twenty-four hogs, gentlemen, Twenty-four hogs, sentiemen, Twenty-four-iuly in, as displayed in the jury box.
A reflective verse fragment urges collective responsibility to avoid leaving footprints of crime behind. The line hints at accountability and heritage, contrasting action with lingering consequences and inviting readers to resist wrongdoing.
The new film Danger Patrol debuts at the LDepeo Theatre tomorrow with Salir Evlers Elan Carey and Joan Bea heading the cast. A shipment of $408 worth of seeds was sent to the Belgian Congo in the last reported period.
A column urges mothers and teachers to guide young girls toward cleanliness and health as the foundation of beauty. It covers skin care, avoiding excessive makeup, use of pomade and lipstick sparingly, and the importance of nutrition, outdoor activity, and medical checkups for growing girls. Emphasis is placed on proper skincare routines, soap use, and regular cleansing to prevent skin issues and acne.
Mallet Creek M and Mrs Harrison Stone of Ahton join George Johns for a Sunday dinner at the H over Stone home marking Mrs Harrison Stone’s 21st birthday. Mrs John Chamberlain and Mrs Vernon Marcelis visit Mrs C C Kindig in Montville. Julian Coleman learns of Edward Kern’s death in Steubenville. J C Bricker attends funeral of sister Maggie Shaw in Leyte. Joe Pfendler and Cleveland family spend Thursday with Ray Garretts. Craddock, George Edisole, and Lois Keifer visit Mrs Hendrickson. Shrubsole daughters Jeanette and Mrs Leonard Smith with Mrs Lois Keifer in Elyria.
JIMMY FIDLER surveys Paramount publicity photos and fading glories while recalling vanished stars and the cruelty of fame. A risky on set incident with Bulldog Drummond’s duel nearly claimed a star, as performers like Olympé Bradna draw male attention amid their lingering glamour. Dorothy Howe contemplates cinema courses after injuries, and Texan actress in Her Jungle Love worries of on set jinx with two tigers nearby.
A hospitalization offer states 75 cents a month covers up to 165 dollars for care and hospital expenses in the U S or Canada for ages ten to sixty five. Inquiries directed to Mes E C Barclay at 128 Grant Street phone 39934.
A youth inspects the downed autoplane amid jungle wreckage and declares he would not fly again for any sum. Ray Wilband, not an aviation enthusiast, overhears a frightened remark as the director identifies the boy as Les Koontz, the lion tamer.
Miss Mary Franklin and brother Ted Franklin visited their grandmother on Obertin road for luncheon. Mary Pitzpatrick recovering at LaGrange road home, Phyllis Ann Rhoads returned to Baldwin Wallace College. Carl and Otto Diedrich hosted guests including Rhinehart Lasxy and Lile Diedrich. Mrs Theodore Roop of Cambridge Massachusetts visits Lambda Chi. a meeting at William A Rennie’s home featured Miss Joyce Grege and Mrs Eugene Berne. Carl Fol’s guest Edna Whitney received a linen hand towel token.
Lorain residents were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ford Bachtel on Banks road Grayson Wilcoy of Detroit and others visited their former neighbors Mr and Mrs George Smith Wed evening Mrs W Ebi ham East River street Vic wid Mrs L D Van Arsdile of Blyria formerly of Butternut Ridge road called on Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs William Cullett wintering in Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith Butternut Ridge road Saturday evening.
Rev Thomas Hughes of LaPorte M. E. Church delivered a brief address on mankind's spiritual needs before the Holy Communion ceremony at 11 am Sunday. The service featured special music by the choir of young people titled My Bark is Wafted to the Strand, an old classic.
New Oberlin notes describe Oberlin Grange members enjoying a Saturday night card party with nine tables of progressive petite. Awards were presented to Min. C. Justin Carl Schmitz, Mrs. Clarence Parsons, and Mr. Jones. Refreshments followed later in the evening.
Mrs Realah Fenkins hosted a birthday party with Mr and Mrs C Justin and friends from Elyria at Mrs Prank Justin home Friday night. Pinochle entertainment and late refreshments followed. George Wohleber and two children visited Saturday, Oscar Ehrmian and son Richard from Cleveland stayed with the Smiths, Elyria resident George Dion visited his sister, and Urban Kinzel with son Kenneth of Grafton called on M Wohlebet Monday.
The British airship R-34 achieved a historic dual Atlantic voyage from July 2 to July 13, 1919, becoming the first airship to fly solo across and return across the Atlantic.
An old Musterole advertisement promotes counter irritant easing and warming effects for pain and local congestion. It claims millions of users over 30 years, doctor and nurse recommendations, availability in Regular, Children's, and Extra Strong, and Good Housekeeping approval.
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