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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1929
Page
11
In Kentucky the body of Floyd Collinge, explorer killed years earlier, was stolen from a glass casket in Crystal Cave. Bloodhounds followed a scent to the Green River bank about 500 yards away, yielding only clothing fragments as clues amid mounting search by local mountaineers.
Mrs Josephine Jones of Route No 1 Walter Pike Dayton Ohio reports Konjola as the medicine that saved her from prostration. After trying many remedies she found relief after three bottles, regaining strength and weight. The ad notes Konjola is sold in Elyria Ohio at Phillips Drug Store and by leading druggists.
Three counties today weigh in on the culprits as ghouls steal a body and abandon it near the cave. Speculation centers on motives including a planned ransom exhibit. The nation’s sympathy rose after Colling was imprisoned in Sand cave while thousands of volunteers labored to reach him, hoping he survived.
Dolores Costello stars as a fiery Apache dancer in The Redeeming Sin at Warner Bros. Vitaphone. Filmed in Hollywood with Parisian underworld scenes, the production uses Vitaphone voices natural sounds and symphonic accompaniment to heighten drama. Seen and heard at the Capitol Theatre.
Edward Everett Horton stars in The Eligible Mr Bangs a Coronet Talking Comedy now playing at the Capitol Theatre Johnny Arthur Florence Eldridge and Mabel Forrest support in this farce adapted for sound by the Western Electric System The production marks Educationals first talking comedy release.
In Amherst Ohio on March 29 Miss Dorothy Jones a Buckeye Street resident and Ohio Wesleyan freshman who belongs to The Singers Club with eighty college girls was selected with twenty three others to perform in a Cincinnati contest last Friday evening. The article notes freshmen rarely receive such chances and lists related community notices including a PTA meeting and Methodist church board actions.
Local society notes with many Friday and Sunday visits. Residents host guests from Amherst Lorain Elyria and Oberlin for dinners and gatherings. Church events, council meetings, and safety awards fill the week as families share meals and neighbors mingle.
North Olmsted resident John Hall born April 1 1838 in Gaul by Leicestershire England plans to celebrate his 91st birthday on April 1. He enjoys writing poetry and shares a verse recalling travel by mule and rough roads with mud and logs.
A poetical lament notes the shift from slow ox-drawn wagons to speedy automobiles. People now travel faster, often daily, yet frequent wrecks occur. The speaker wonders why speed is pursued when no need exists, reflecting on modern risk and haste.
A compact ad promotes Zemo as a quick remedy for pimples itching rashes and eczema. It claims the antiseptic liquid clears skin quickly and relieves skin irritations with odorless formula. Available at druggists priced 35c 60c and 1.00 with a call to buy today.
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