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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
10
Fragmentary text describes beliefs about hair care and burial practices, noting a tradition of saving hair and careful preparation for the coffin. The passage surveys cultural rites and mentions Koreans and notions of honor toward parents in the context of fashion and ritual.
Edison, regarded as a pioneer in motion pictures and sound reproduction, doubts the value of talking films. He argues the pantomime charm of cinema would be lost and believes the stage should carry the spoken word, not the screen.
Carmelita Geraghty plans to shift from acting to scenario writing as her film career wanes. The former secretary to director Marshall Neilan and critic of her father’s pictures hints at continuing in the film industry, citing broad experience and industry insight.
The report outlines bold aims by French aviators this year with multiple proposed routes. Capt Girler intends a nonstop Paris to New York flight, the Arrachart brothers pursue Paris to the Persian Gulf, and Capt Peletier d Oisy eyes a Moscow to Paris leg as part of a global nonstop program.
A mishap during a play leaves a performer seemingly dead after a revolver misfire and shell insertion by a stagehand. The actor recovers before curtain, while a separate hotel scene notes a waiter clarifying menu items to tourists in an Italian town. The article adds a line about average lung capacity.
In House race notes a sponsor tied to the Women’s National Democratic Club is mentioned with references to New York State politics and a Brooklyn resident named Sue. The text also notes historic name origins for Ireland and Phoenician ties suggesting distant habitation.
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