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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1944
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe Gary Cooper portraying a country doctor in a 1930s Technicolor film. It recalls Roosevelt's era, a love interest, and scenes involving nine wounded soldiers from Java amid Rainfall in Benoni, South Africa.
A collage of anecdotes from Hollywood about luck and opportunity. Alec Templeton, blind since birth, rose from child prodigy to MGM contract, illustrating self-made breaks versus Fortune. Veronica Lake demonstrates judo on Eddie Bracken. Gail Patrick recalls a Saskatchewan fan’s bouquet funded by a funeral. Random notes praise voices, style, and star quirks while noting charity and industry quirks.
A faded ad claims a cream ointment offers fast relief from pile irritation. It touts wide country fame and lists Pelgrom's brand in a one inch box urging readers to ask a druggist for a box. The copy promises money back if not satisfied.
Ch Fran-Beth Adventure, a two year old Dalmatian from Fran-Beth Kennels of Mr and Mrs Nore fon Henry Center Ridge fond, won championship points including best of winners at the Westminster Kennel Club show in New York City in February. The article notes the breeding program and ties to Heignate Kennels of Franklin Virginia, plus details on related dogs Finella Bold Adventure and Reigate Bold Adventure.
A fragmented list of radio personalities and programs appears, mentioning Carter, Heatter, and Boake Carter among announcers. The garbled OCR hints at a schedule or roundup of shows, with references to News and Hour segments and various station names.
A local notice reports The Canteen restaurant at 144 Hereine avenue West, once owned by Clarened Curtis, being sold to Louis Walfield of Cleveland. The new proprietor assumed control Monday. Community notes show a Needlepoint Unit meeting with a shower for Mrs Burl Cars men, plus picnic plans for July.
Victory gardeners learn cauliflower can yield firm white large heads with steady care. Provide continuous growth with ample plant food and water, shallow frequent cultivation, and protection from sun by tying large outer leaves over young curds.
A weekly gathering hosts a young people’s conference at Camp Craig with Group One entertaining Group Three of the Ladies Aid on Thursday July 20 at Mrs. Keith Rive’s home. The evening includes an auction sale and a paper drive was postponed to July 25. Mr. and Mrs. John Langdon and daughter Marlene enjoyed a lake cruise on a D and D steamer from Cleveland. Remodeling work continues at the center’s telephone exchange kitchen. A Kansas City crystal ball fortune teller was fined $15 for city code violations after a tale she told about a future wealth.
A stray local draft describes an ordinance barring a public image page and mentions a Pacific appendage, with notes on a preacher delivering services to locals. It references a chaplain and a cotton site facing shortages, highlighting tensions between settlers and natives over resources.
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