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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1923
Page
7
A fragmented item notes a March 1 raid with seven arrested and claims about a forewind rail light and whiskey seizures. It mentions trucks and a return to a well side headquarters of unidentified individuals.
A fragmented note discusses ongoing state and federal tax issues with blanks on returns. It mentions county officials preparing to send blank forms and a potential $100 exemption, noting confusion over filing requirements and timing.
Disjointed fragments report a man treated after a knee injury and another granted medical care following a shock. Four men faced auto accident charges on a rus road while more notes reference city officials, construction work, a street encroachment, and a burn incident at Weeks ago involving Ethel Mussett.
Toledo dated report says Albert C. Woodward aged 75 and his wife Sarah aged 65 were found dead at their home after gas fumes filled the house. Neighbors found them seated near a hard coal stove with dampers closed. one damper was opened but Woodward was dead and the wife died minutes later.
Two men passengers escaped unharmed when a train struck a stalled actor near North Randall. Police and rail officials investigated the incident as emergency crews cleared debris and ensured safety on the line.
Wellington March 19 union meeting held at Ci Baptist and Congregational churches with National officer VL delivering a fine address. Miss Scott praised as speaker and singer. Eagles set March 19 to 29 for anniversary celebrations with a Family Party and vaudeville acts. Local notices include Chris Wad at home, Dr Habree fire, Greg expected home from New York, Miss Grace Tanner visiting Geneva, and Blake Battles weekend visit from Cleveland amid parental illness improvement.
An advertisement promotes a remedy labeled Burking Eczema for skin issues including eczema wounds and chafing. It claims the product is effective, clean, dependable, and inexpensive. The text suggests belief in its effectiveness despite unclear details.
Charges allege they fleeced Italian immigrant bondholders of $2,000,000 after the disappearance in New York of brothers Vito and Vincenzo Tisbo who ran a steamship agency. Believed headed to Italy, the case prompts a police search. MARTINS FERRY. March 19. Municipal light plant earned $24,000 last year, including $12,000 owed by the city for street lighting, unpaid due to funds shortage.
Review notes Clarvey's Greater Minstrels at Miako Theater tonight March 19, presenting a high class colored minstrel revue with vaudeville acts, music, Southern melodies, jokes, dances, and a chorus of twenty performers. Describes Harvey's Minstrels as spirited and entertaining, blending plantation tropes with touring vaudeville artists and original music.
Readable lines mention songs and dances linked to a group or show, with emphasis on wholesome entertainment. Limited context prevents precise identification of performers or venue.
The Sun Flood a Graquatization of Henning Berger's Syndagoden offers drama with beauty and dignity and a lesson. A first National picture stars Norma Talmadge and Mugen O'Brien in a tale spanning London Bombay and Damascus with Adrienne cast amid hardship and love. An entire program change includes travel pictures and a comedy. Also notes motor car incident in Logan and Coroner John D. Coroner resigns in Toronto to join General Motors in Detroit.
An advertisement urges sufferers of piles to avoid despondency and try Pr Leonardt’s HEM-ROID remedy. It claims the product is non greasy, quick acting, harmless, guaranteed to relieve misery, and costs nothing if it fails.
Acting on mothers' suggestions, we introduce a milder Children’s MusteroIe closely resembling the famous mustard remedy. The product uses less mustard to reduce pungent fumes, suited for infants and children, offering a convenient new packaging that families will appreciate.
Norma Talmadge and Eugene O Brien reunite in The Voice From the Minaret a First National attraction directed by Frank Lloyd. The drama follows Talmadge as an English noblewoman married to a brutal Bombay governor with O Brien as Andrew. The four day Grand Theatre run begins tomorrow drawing eager fan letters and strong public interest.
A vivid description follows Fabian meeting the abused wife fleeing her husband. The story promises thrilling elevations and tender love scenes amid a powerfully dramatic unfoldment. It notes O'Brien's rise and his return to the screen with the couple reuniting after their joint photoplay history.
A fragment notes a leading role participation featuring Mim Ta Mittiges. The terse line hints at an acting credit or casting mention without fuller context or dates.
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