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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
6
Billy watches a covert cook in a German uniform pass through a trench, suspecting the man is his master in disguise. He ponders the deception, decides to follow, and plans to dodge soldiers while wondering about the master’s true identity and the trail ahead. Tomorrow may reveal if DG 4Buy sejsen BAe SAypwOL 3 is behind the pursuit.
Listing of multiple radio stations and times for the wedding of Marian M. Martin and Wendell Hall at WEAF studio with simultaneous broadcasts on WCAP WJAR and WGN. Includes menu of programs, concerts, lectures, weather, scores, and varied city reports from Cleveland to New York while noting the Cullinan diamond and New York Gazette origins.
An old advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a remedy for swollen veins, claiming a two ounce bottle from C. W. Phillips cures bulging veins and many sufferers are advised to apply the oil with a damp brash. The copy emphasizes potency and cost at four cents per bottle, asserting rapid and lasting results through concentrated formula.
Next Sunday June 8 Rialto Theatre presents Dorothy Bush Mack Sennett star with Cinema Girl's Revue from Hollywood aided by the Del Monte Orchestra. Miss Husk recalls Mack Sennett comedies with Ben Turpin Charley Murray and Cleuguer Conklin. Three performances 2:30 p m matinee and 7 30 and 8 30 p m shows. Summer prices.
Brownhelm June 1 The annual commencement of the Brownhelm High School was held with exercises and salutations marking graduates and achievements for the year.
Luis and Mrs. Lova visited Wakeman on Saturday. Carl Miller and daughter hosted Harvey and Burton Hasenpfing, Mr. and Mrs. Brandan, and others at a Sunday gathering after Alfred E. Hale’s funeral in Russia township. Werner Zilch and Amherst relatives joined the afternoon visit.
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