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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1923
Page
8
A spectacular blaze at Chicago’s Union Stock Yards, marked by gas flares and gas explosions, endangered the area and wiped out the Mercury Manufacturing Company plant. Damage is estimated between 200000 and 250000 dollars.
Efficient locomotive handling could save U.S. railroads half a billion annually says Senator James Couzens. Damage feared to southern fruit crops from a 24 hour cold snap. Over thirty Key West homes destroyed by a fire causing about $90,000 damage with no fatalities. Ohio WCTU midyear meeting to hear Senator Bender and Mrs. Perkins. Endurance flight likely delayed to May after conference at McCook. Harding to eye pre convention plan as debt funding eyes small European nations. Lord D Abernon bringing German views on Ruhr occupation. German embassy denies formal knowledge. Nicolai Lenin regains use of his right hand after paralysis.
Local sports page notes the Amherst lumberjacks defeat the Merchants five in a three game series at Warren and Whalleye arena with Merchants taking two wins. Lineups list Martin Ruth Ma Gill for Merchants and Friends noted in the game recap.
Funeral services were held for uM Ha Lawre from the Peters enurch Hil l or O. H. Baker. Burial followed at Crow Cemetery in AMERST. The service was officiated by Rev. Frog. Relatives noted a dress and accessories chosen by the deceased in line with her wishes.
A special Rialto theatre attraction presents Pell Mell a two act four scene musical revue. Metropolitan cast and chorus of sixteen, with book and lyrics by E J Ryan and music by Andy Harer. Notable cast includes Dilly Kelly Andy Martini and Doris Branden along with variety acts The Curbstone Quartet and Hortense.
TIFFIN March 20 George C Reed county farm agent here for five years has resigned. The report notes his departure in a concise local brief. The piece lists other state items including Toledo and Indiana road Company tax actions and a Rotary conference note. It mentions Ben Archer a long active Mason who died after a residence ceremony.
Old time ring followers recall Battling Nelson the former light weight champion used his classic features to stop opponents. He is captivated by a London girl Dr Klein and will marry again after previously being wed to Fay King the cartoonist.
Wellington reports invite to Congregational men’s supper with fine meals and public welcome. A Masonic Order dance features a big orchestra Friday evening this week. The Hi Times Magazine from the high school is issued, praised for high school spirit. next issue will be the annual edition.
Warns that constipation threatens health and promotes Kellogg's Bran as permanent relief when eaten regularly. Claims Bran aids digestion, nutrition, and cleansing, with recipe ideas and widespread use in hotels and stores. Emphasizes natural relief and cautions against laxatives.
A garbled review extols The Voice from the Minaret with Norma Talmadge, praising dramatic settings and romance while noting Eugene O Brien as support. It also mentions floods and a flood scene, five or eleven characters, and a separate Speed episode. Column ends with political remark by Senator Simeon D Jess about France and U S arbitration.
A fragmentary note describes a fraternity class night with various activities and attendees. The readable parts mention a collective effort to assemble pictures as part of the event and imply a casual campus gathering atmosphere. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete names or locations.
Dance music accompaniments and operatic selections fill an evening as the Gulbransen player piano impresses with instant response and easy playability, making extended sessions comfortable and engaging for listeners.
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