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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
11
The Greater Claim filming at Los Angeles harbor turned rough as the schooner and tug faced heavy seas. Cast and crew suffered seasickness with Jack Dougherty bravely leaping from a log boat deck before rescue.
In Elyria on March 3 the Strand presents The Cost, an 8 Paramount Artcraft Picture. Violet Hemming leads as Pauline Gardner opposite John Dumont, a wealthy yet flawed suitor. A tainted marriage, an affair, a political clash, a Wall Street crash, and a dramatic sacrifice drive the plot as Pauline aids Dumont, who dies and leaves her set to marry Scarborough.
A Metro special presentation of Someone in the House screens at the Colonial theater. The Broadway hit stars Edmund Lowe as The Dancer and Vola Vale as Molly Brent in a jewel theft mystery with Jim Burke The Dan cer and an all star cast including Edward Connelly William J Irving Clara Lee Lawrence Grant Henry Miller Jr and Thomas McGuire. The review notes the suspense and star power of the production.
The piece praises Fatty Arbuckle's popular farcical humor and credits Buster Keaton with a ridiculous stunt that provokes loud laughter from the audience. The writer notes Arbuckle’s free and easy grin inviting chuckles from seatholders and laments the absurdity of a serious person caught in slapstick tolls.
Elyria reports bicycle stolen from West River Street last night. Spaulding Company East Bridge Street missing a truck battery. John Ferkus on Lodi Street needs a new battery after theft last night. New York hopes to arrest bandits in a 31 million mail robbery tied to Liberty Bonds and negotiable securities reported February 17 in Toledo.
A home made cough remedy using 24½ ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup claims to stop ordinary coughs or chest colds within 24 hours. It is advertised as safe for children, with pleasant taste and quick relief, and is said to heal inflamed membranes and loosen phlegm. The ad urges asking a druggist for Pinex with directions and guarantees customer satisfaction or money back.
An old ad touts a corn remover named Get-It that allegedly dissolves corns with a few drops until the corn dies and can be lifted away. It claims a painless sleep like effect, notes availability from a local druggist, and lists Lawrence & Co as the publisher with distribution in Elyria through C W Phillips and Ebert Drug Store.
Fields March 2 The Ridgeville Township Sunday School Convention and Bible Conference will be held at the Church of Christ at Fields on Friday afternoon and evening. Speakers include Dr R E Neighbor Elyria delivering the convention sermon The Signa of the Times Mrs C H Jackson Elyria telling A Trip to Japan plus EP Poste Elyria QC Yeagie E H Wichern Mrs Elton Saunders of Cleveland and Mrs F G Wilford of Elyria. St Matthews Harmony Quartet for Lorain will provide music Supper served by the Willing Workers Society for all staying for the evening session.
Oberlin March 3. The commencement address on June 22 will be delivered by Marion Le Roy Burton L L D president of the University of Michigan. The Carnegie Library hosts a centenary Keats exhibit featuring Dove editions of Keats and Shelley, Cobden-Sanderson gifts, Milne Life and Letters, and Keats manuscripts. The display runs through the next fortnight as part of a broader observance at Hempstead and Rome items. Ivan Yaroslavetzef, a Russian student with Soviet system insights, spoke to the Lab-
ASHLAND March 8 Albion Congress Monroeville Rittman Savannah Spencer Sullivan and West Salem entered an inter high school basketball tournament to be held tomorrow under the auspices of Ashland College. Mrs Elizabeth Kisler 79 dies.
Saturday and weekend schedule lists Ashland high school football against Bucyrus at home and Wooster on the road Friday and Saturday. Henry Shanberger sues Cleveland Columbus & Southwestern Electric Co. for 15000 in damages claiming employer carelessness led to him collapsing on two tracks and being hit by an interurban car. In Montreal, Kid Miller suffers a broken rib after Josh Turner of Wheeling secures a wrestling fall with an scissors hold. May Lewis and Dora Nelson from Wheeling perform a 30 minute wrestling exhibition as a prelim to the main event.
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