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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
6
The sketch notes reveal cast members in the silent era production Without Limit at Colon ial theatre with Anna Q Nolte and others. It credits George s Pictures and lists performers, including Holmes E Herbert, A’tya Tell, Macey Harlam, and Frank Losee with Ouida Perse as adaptor for The Right ta Loe.
A 19th century stage review notes three actors including Dexid Powell in the cast of a dramatic piece at an American venue. The production features romantic entanglements and a plot involving a mistress and a prince, with actors listed as part of the ensemble.
Viola Dana appears in Puppets of Fate at The Colonial Theater. The new Metro starring picture showcases her adept handling of a fandola while a Venetian street set along a canal in Troywood California frames the scene.
Women members of the congregation armed with hammers and hatsaxes entered a frame church building project in Smith County Kansas. Two workers were slow to respond and the group began hitting and tearing to complete construction. Casualties included three backs injured toes and facial injuries. Mrs Walter Lewis sustained a broken nose and facial injuries after being hit by a hammer during the incident.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap by claiming it heals eczema on the arms. The copy promotes the product as soothing and cleansing and features pricing and shop details for Solderery and Mall Adress locations.
In Reno Washoe County a reform ends judge shopping for divorce cases. Judges Moran Lunsford and clerk E H Peemer approved a random draw system using numbered slips to assign cases as filed, replacing prior departmental basing and preventing attorneys from delaying cases for favored judges.
A dramatic clash between an eagle and a mountain ram in California ends with both animals dead. Eyewitnesses report the eagle attempting to feed on the ram as the fight toppled from the mountainside.
Washington based Prisoners' Relief Society argues most crimes stem from circumstance and that ex criminals deserve second chances. E E Dudding leads the effort highlighting parole support and a “First Friend” to help released men find work and avoid relapse.
An advertisement claims Nature's Remedy NR Tablets relieve rheumatism by improving digestion, liver and kidney function, and blood cleansing. It touts prompt relief or money back, urging customers to try the 25 cent box and promising real results after twenty five days.
The Prisoners' Relief Society promotes aid for released inmates to reintegrate into work and society. It notes hundreds of ex-prisoners placed, including a safe cracker turned corporate cashier, and stresses family support to prevent recidivism.
The Trip to California committee of Elks Lodge No 4 plans entertainments for thousands of Elks passing through Chicago the week of June 26 en route to Los Angeles for the convention opening July 11. Sixteen special trains are scheduled to pass through Chicago carrying Elks and families with one and two day stopovers in the windy city.
Mrs Wary Berry won a suspended sentence from Magistrate Dale in Bridge Plaza Court after a quick wit exchange about her name and address during a drunkenness charge. The exchange included questions about Berry wine and a pun on berry.
A defendant asks the judge for a suspended sentence promising good behavior. The judge sentences the defendant with a suspension. The terse exchange reflects a plea for leniency and a court grant of probation rather than imprisonment.
Indications point to Kent State Normal College offering the largest and best summer school in its history. The first term runs June 20 to July 30 and the second term August 1 to September 1. Last year’s enrollment reached 2601 reservations. this year’s figures are not yet final.
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