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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
14
July 22 Indon report cites J Hogroock president of Liver-4 Shipping staffs association. Ten million British workers could fund a cooperative owning major industries within four generations. Proposal envisions a 12 cent weekly wage tax and a one dollar and five cent weekly charge.
Fragmented report describes Prince Abdul Kady, claimed son of a former sultan, visiting Budapest amid court intrigue. Text notes alleged harem associations and royal tensions, with unclear details on charges or outcomes. The account switches to miscellaneous geography and a brief line on local motorjet arrests while intoxicated.
A Motor Vehicle Commission decision classifies the hearse as a pleasure vehicle, allowing it to speed lanes previously reserved for elite cars. A mourner interviewed calls it a pleasant change, while relatives express concern over golf talk and delays. A separate note mentions German scientists claiming a sap dyeing method could color trees quickly, and Edward P. Lavin leads a New York subway strike as head of a new union, urging nonviolence. In Edmonton, German immigrants joke about bears and hunting in Canada, arriving prepared with rifles and ammunition to seek game.
A warted review of No Man Has Loved at the Capitol notes ambitious themes based on The Mat Wathonto Country but finds the production fails to become an epochal film. It praises character work yet faults pacing and tonal balance, calling it pleasant but largely mediocre overall.
The article praises Barthelmess in a Riviera Rivoli screening of The Beautiful City noting his role and the film’s strong cast. William Powell as Nick Misilva earns the best acting praise while the plot centers on Barthelmess’s moral trial and a restaurant scene exposing family tensions.
An old advertisement fragment touts Mr Turtle Sleep After Gas Is Gone claiming relief for abdominal discomfort and constipation. It promotes a product described as an excellent intestinal evacuation and stomach aid, urging readers to visit a drug store for purchase.
In Norwalk a hitching rail row has gradually disappeared over years. Residents note sections removed during periods of opposition, with the last rail missing before public awareness. No one recalls who took them or when the final piece vanished.
Mrs Frank Teri and daughter Mayo and son Allen of Cleveland visit River Road in July, families and local residents note.
Visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Dent. Mr and Mrs John Mohler and daughter spent Thursday at Brookside park. Mrs Will Jungeberg entertained two sisters and their families from Cleveland over Sunday. Miss Anna Kuhlow of Cleveland is spending an indefinite time with Mrs Carrie Sheldon. Mr and Mrs A Seeley and son visited relatives in Eaton. Mrs Geneva Roth spent Tuesday in Elgin. Miss Nina Seeley spent the weekend at her brother's home in Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Max Skandt spent Sunday at Cedar Port.
Jake Slima and family of Cleveland spent Sunday at Mrs Kate Henrys. The sugar crop of New England this year is estimated at 12592000 pounds. Bottomless pits abound in northern Arizona into one such pit a 60 foot river pours enormous volume of water during
A steady drizzle sweeps the area as rainfall continues with no sign of the pit reaching capacity. Officials say the weather may delay filling operations and remind workers to prioritize safety and flood control measures.
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