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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1923
Page
8
March reports from York to Panama show a Broadway tragedy suicide attempt amid rumors of a killer, Chicago real estate figure Larson missing and later found, Berlin budget deficit rising beyond one billion marks, Arkansas depredations including dynamiting, and New York stock suspensions for improper conduct. Also notes Panama coast defense needs with submarines and longer guns.
Mrs A Baldassini from West Mass endorses John’s Medicine for colds and fever. She claims it acts on ice water and fire like symptoms, strengthens the body, and helps recover health. The ad guarantees it is free from dangerous drugs and suitable for all ages.
Across a long report about the Panama Canal and naval drills in Panama Bay, Rear Admiral Hillary Jones leads the joint Atlantic and Pacific fleets in a demonstration of reach. A scattered local scene follows with social events and community notices from Fremont to Oberlin, including dances, church attendance, and school activities.
The note lists residents visiting relatives and attending local events from Wakeman to Norwalk. People mentioned include Mrs Trvin, Miss Karh Jene Barnes, Mrs Di Parker, Ruth Campbell, Mrs R B Crawford, Pometo, Rich McMann, Fred Zelner, William Pierce, Mrs M Pierce, Charles Thomas, St Patrick’s event attendees, Willis Wendenl, Laddie Malik, H Loker, Emma Draper, Mrs George Stoll, and Harry Spracue’s family. Activities include visits, a Sunday outing, and plans for an old-fashioned dance at the Loker home.
Community news lists visits and weekend schedules among Elyria and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Kat Tuesd, Mr. and Mrs. Parks, Le Verne Parks, Carter, Mr ten of Elyria, Mr. and Mrs. McHsteard, Mr and Mrs Frank Heald, Chas Heald, R. W. Moulder, Eldred Jarre, Ab Wood, Fred Siggens, Mrs. Peter Robertzon, Mildred Prince of Ober, Vietta Oeh, Geo. Denman, Kathrya Heimsath, and Kathria Heemsath with various health notes and weekend travels.
Ad presents advice to drink water to cleanse the kidneys with a brief, fragmented slogan style. It emphasizes regular intake and recurring health claims, mentioning kidneys and the recommended frequency in terse lines. The ad lacks specific claims beyond hydration as a kidney cleanse.
Fragmentary text mentions piles and medical relief with unclear subject and dates. No coherent event or named entities emerge to summarize into a news item.
Dull Burlesque revue at Rialto features Dilly Kells and a sturdy cast headed by Happy Tas Harry Chan and Pauline Hamer Mabel White and Curbstone Quartet. A 16 member chorus performs bright numbers with clean comedy and catchy songs highlighting Pell Mell style showmanship and well balanced entertaining appeal.
A fragmented review describes a melodramatic stage story about a woman returning home to reunite with a former sweetheart. The plot includes perilous chase scenes, a cliff rescue by her rancher lover, and a tense love triangle culminating in the husband’s conversion and blessing before his death. The setting emphasizes eastern Oriental surroundings and a standout performance by The Voice of the Minares.
An advertisement touts a product named Tiz or similar that promises relief for tired, sore, and swollen feet. It alleges quick action, burping of toxins, and non swelling with a comfort guarantee, targeting weary shoppers and mentioning corns and foot conditions.
A man, 10 times older than a typical participant, was sentenced by Judge Joy Brauble in canton pleas court to 7 to 20 years at the state penitentiary after being accused of harming his wife with a stocking. The defendant was noted in a London report dated March 24.
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