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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
9
A fragmentary account describes revelers along a street during Mardi Gras with floats and street noise. A sailor crew roistering in port says goodbye to Cassie as a lover departs, ending with a poignant farewell on the harbor.
The piece is showcased as a standout drama in the season, featuring Cassie and others in a tense face off as rivals duel with tucks and throws. Critical adulation marks its premiere.
West Ridge news columns report on the June WLC institute at South Ridge church with papers by Delafield Strickler and Jacks, plus a keynote by O E Ranbie on law enforcement. Other items include a 4 H club meet in Elyria, visits by local families, WCTU institute attendees, and multiple local social notes and condolences.
In a dramatic clash, Omar ben Medjad leads his forces to rout the Berbers as Larry and Benna break through, capturing prisoners and forcing a retreat toward the Sheikh Taher el-Hossar. The victory halts a potential bloodbath and secures Morocco from invasion.
A vintage guide urges using whitening rinse at the very first wash to prevent yellowing of white blouses and silk undergarments, emphasizing proactive care over waiting for stains.
June Ingham leads as pastor with M ebureh and M Kinsler on staff. Sun-J BL Denn nison serves as superintendent and Mrs Leon Hopkins as assistant superintendent.
June 22 report from Paris notes a new style in men headgear imminent. A cep factory in Pau has received orders and will begin production for export, signaling fashion and industry shifts abroad.
A dispute over 25 cents worth of waste paper led to a stabbing. Julius Dennis, a buyer, was stabbed in the back by a Black man described as a boot black. Dennis was sent to a hospital. assailant paid his medical expenses and explained he grew tired of the argument over two bits. Dennis will not prosecute.
Springfield reports a woman paralyzed from the waist after a pulse severed her spinal column has begun recovery following six months in a hospital. Doctors believed she would die days after surgery, and officials say no similar case is on record.
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