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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
8
The article centers on Mary Baker and Geoffrey Cunard amid rising interest in a TV project titled Life and ry. Baker returns with a glamorous look as reporters press about marriage while Cunard answers with guarded gestures. The piece notes Mary’s Europe trip and lingering questions about her relationship.
Fragmentary advertisement mentions shoe repair and new soles options. It references affordable prices: one dollar and a quarter, with mentions of half soles and fittings. No clear date, place, or firm name is identifiable.
Geoffrey intervenes as Mary discusses a possible marriage to Allister. The scene shifts to fashion details of Bond Street onlookers, with reporters noting Miss Baker’s smart attire while not detailing her clothing.
A historical snippet traces Mary’s romantic entanglements from 1921 to 1923. It lists events including engagements and wedding plans with Allister McCormick, Barry Baxter, and Geoffrey Algernon Cunard, alongside travel notes and announced dates, through to December 1922.
Passengers say Miss Baker confided in them about buying a home in Oxfordshire England where she plans permanent residence The shy bride impression fades as she appears tired and reserved Her mother Mrs Baker remains silent on key questions and Mary’s father advised silence The scene ends with Mary strolling the pier while Geoffrey Cunard follows polo reference traced to Persia
Various conveyances listed in Lorain and Elyria noting transfers such as Horvath to Anton Johann son for lots 473-472 in Fairhome allotment with 6,000 dollars, D T Howell to Samuel A Beal for 99 acres on Telegraph road, 315,000, and multiple transfers involving Lake View Park Realty Co, Nelsons Ad, Penfield s Ad, and others. Amounts range from 500 to 50,000 dollars with parcels including lots, blocks, and tracts in Elyria, Judgeville, Black River Twp, and surrounding townships.
An advertisement touts a remedy labeled 8. 3. 5. as a booster of red blood cells to vanish eczema symptoms. It claims blood cells fight impurities, promotes health, and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Arthur N. Bowlch of Ohio. Product touted as vegetable and sold in two sizes.
Fragmentary items include real estate transfers in Elyria and Amherst with sums listed such as $5,000 and $8,000, and two women elected to Madras city council. Other notes reference ancient Egyptians worshipping and mummifying crocodiles, auk sales, and remarks on aspirin effectiveness and fire fuel.
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