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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1921
Page
8
The article notes Mrs. Alan Whitmore and her sister Mrs. Frank Wee, lifelong matinee goers, who have attended theater for 35 years, loving summer stock companies and vaudeville. Also includes Lorain County tax delinquency notice mentioning Auditor D. M. M. Hweety.
Lorain county labor delegates plus about 400 other representatives travel to Columbus to oppose House bill No. 16 establishing a state police force. They argue the bill is costly and harmful, promising reports to locals and detailing hearings held in the house with broad labor participation.
Mrs. B. F. Pierce reports hens from 60 to 104 eggs weekly after using Don Sung, with pullets starting to lay. The ad claims the tonic strengthens hens in cold or wet weather, boosts egg production, and offers a money back guarantee. Burrell Dugger Co advertises at 214 Columbia Bldg Indianapolis, Ind. War tax included.
A fragmentary column discusses whether actresses who wed peers find lasting happiness. It cites names such as Josie Collins, Lady Inniskerr, Rosie Booth, Sylvia Storey, and Lord Poulett, noting marriages to Lords like Innis and Headfort and labeling many as prominent stage figures.
Ashland reports Leonard Martin, 77, dies in Iron County. J W Shefter family from Auburn, Indiana, were xMed and injured in a cellar explosion while at supper. Busy county drive work noted by Leonard Martin. Other items mention a trip to Bengal planned by locals to study farming efficiency and a marriage between John Sites, Mansfeld, and Mrs Igue Artz.
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