Danish Star Andersen Leads Universal Shine in Once to Every Woman
Denmark born actor Robert Andersen earns praise for portraying Paul in Universal’s Once to Every Woman. He trained on European stages before moving to America and starring in Hearts of the World and The Heart of Humanity. The current film, directed by Alien Holubar, is now screening at the Colonial Theatre alongside Phillips.
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Robert
Andersen
Hamlet
Dorothy “Phillips
Universal Star
Odense
Denmark
America
Miss Phillips
Alien Holubar
Paul
Universal City
Alen.Holubar
Colonial Theatre
Penses Less This Year Than Last
Agricultural note from J. J. Falconer surveys farm finances for the year ending Feb 1, 1921. Cash receipts exceeded expenses with inventory changes and wage earnings noted. dairy and northeastern counties show stronger returns while western Ohio lags. Despite lower prices, the period hints at a better overall farm performance than the prior year.
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Estern
A] University
Portanto
Ester
Iwestern
Ohio
June Pasture Moves Aimed at Controlling Sheep Worms
Entomologists from Ohio State and state agencies study June insect injury trends in 21 counties to guide a campaign against pests. Separate advice urges moving sheep to fresh pasture every 10 days in June to reduce stomach worm infestations. Bee care notes recommend extra hive stories and proper queen-excluder use to boost honey production.
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Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture of Ohio
J. 5
Hine
Ohio =State University
Tony
Ohio Purebred Sire Campaign Faces Obscure Debate
A fragment notes a June event tied to a purebred sire campaign in Ohio. Details are incomplete but imply organized efforts around breeding standards and public or industry involvement.
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Ing June Ag
Ohio
Ohio State University announces county animal husbandry prizes
A county prize is awarded to the county enrolling the largest number of names over zero in a state program. Details and particulars available from the county agent or the Department of Animal Husbandry at Ohio State University, Columbus.
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Department of Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
Columbus
Council Meeting Transacts Routine City Business
City council last night approved minor bills and resolutions. Referred projects include closing Concord Avenue, gas line tank concerns, liability insurance for city cars, and improvements for Elyria Manor. Discussions covered street widening requests, sewage and drainage studies, drinking fountains, and paving repairs by Southwestern Railway and Canfield Company.
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Council
Jase
Concord Avenue
Broad
Easterns Heights Boulevard
Building and Line
Weel
Chestnut
Elyria
Norris, Gibbs Company
Berry Ice
Andrus
Hewitt
Oberlin Road
Beck
Southwestern. Railway ‘Company
Mendel-court
William
William Masterson
Broadway Heights “Anotrent ‘Company
Canfield, OL “Company
Stevens
West Broad
Monroe Street
Chestnut” Street
Elyria. Lumbert Coal Co
Buildings and Lands Committee
Hazelton
Hupbeil
Middle Avenue
Fragmentary street sewer work notes near Oberlin and Garvin
Partial OCR mentions 16th street to Oberlin avenue with sewer work on Garvin and Germs walk. Notes describe passing a house cleaned with Blue Deri and mention sanitary sewer effort. Text is garbled and uncertain.
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Oberlin Avenue
O Street
Garvin Avenue
Odd and Interesting Observations From Various Lands
A collage of curious notes describes Honolulu with miles of paved streets and rare wasp absence, Brazil’s population relative to the United States, Icelandic flax-like bread flour from dried coash, and asbestos thread capable of audible qualities.
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Honolulu
Brazil
Union States
Iceland
City Council Advances First Reading on curb gas fill ban
The city council last night passed ordinance on its first reading prohibiting curb gasoline filling tanks due to traffic hindrance. The measure aims to cut repeated refusals for stations on curbs and address dealer drive expenses.
Farmer of Mills County Claims 739 Rats Slain in Month
A Mills County farmer in Iowa reports killing 739 rats in just over one month claiming a large pest control victory. Numbers and origins reflect a rural battle against rodent populations.
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London
Jack London
Anding
Picas
Reons
Romie
Cou
Phillips
GEO. A. Clark CO
Broad Street
ME. Perry
Will
Cheaner
E. A. Deutsch Organization
Is3
Us Real
West Bridge Street
Ford
Elyria Belting & McH.co
West Broad St
Harry Lauder
Madeline
Peggy O’neil
Billy Murray
Aileen Stanley
Victor
New. Victor
Miller
Elyria, Ohio
Tire & Accessory Store
Rover
St. Fels
Chase & Sar
Iborn
Uneeda- Biscuits
National Biscuit Co
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