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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
3
A council meeting in Moscow reports rural Russia averages one physician for about 20 421 inhabitants while some regions have far worse ratios. Physicians warn urban unemployment and training drains reduce the medical workforce for peasants, with over 10 000 unemployed in cities hindering service.
The Department of Health notes country doctors earn an average of 3250 dollars, a total income barely supporting families as living costs triple prewar. Many peasants blame physicians for epidemics and prefer holy water to drugs, with outbreaks reflecting rural distrust.
Dorothy Canfield's The Home Maker is shown at the Regolt theatre with Alice Joyce as the mother and Clive Brook as the father. The story follows a family where the wife becomes the breadwinner after the father, misled by ambition, is paralyzed by a fall from a roof during a neighbor’s fire. The plot emphasizes who truly makes the home.
A dense, linearly listed radio guide detailing Chicago Cleveland New York and other stations with times for market reports weather forecasts concerts organ recitals and variety programs. It includes specific station names KOA WGN WOR WDAF WEAF WCAP and more with meter numbers and show times through late night.
A fine American Legion Auxiliary meeting in Wellington elected new officers led by President Mrs. E B Dirlam. Installations will occur in two weeks with Legion members and families invited.
An advertisement promotes Inflammacine salve by Old Doc Turner for throat chest and back application. It describes vapors from heated salve easing phlegm and inflamed membranes and claims relief from colds catarrh sore throat bronchitis and incipient pneumonia with a money back guarantee via C W Phillips druggist.
Irvin C. Miller's A Colorful Musical Review Brown Skin Morels blends energy and rhythm on the Rialto stage January 18 with 13 performers delivering tuneful melodies. Stage management and musical direction receive praise for tight pacing and strong vocal capacity in this lively NYC run.
The excerpt highlights the chorus performing a standout number titled Mary Ann and follows with Charleston Ball, a fast moving pedal and vocal routine. It notes abundant song options and ample dancing throughout the performance.
The Brown Skin Models troupe lists Irvin C. Miller George Crawford Cecil Rivers Flo Brown Cartle Huff Edna Barr Billie St Clair Douson Lily Yeun Levenna Mack among its gifted members. The act features singers dancers a capable chorus and ten Brown Beauties. Seat sale Saturday.
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