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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1921

Page

8

Why I Went Into Motion Pictures by Mabel Scott

Mabel Juliene Scott explains why she left the stage for film work in Behold My Wife at the American theater. She argues screen youth and immediacy suit the camera, while stage experience builds lasting skill, and notes screen acting trains expression and elocution for future stage return.

Mabel Juliene Scott American Theater George Melford Paramount Sir Gilbert Parker Miss Scott Mabel J Scott Oll Scott

Gloria Swanson Irons Collars On Set At Colonial

In Cecil B. DeMille’s Something To Think About Miss Swanson ironed collars at a Southern California laundry for an on screen sequence. A dozen collar owners now find their shirts in circulation, while DeMille’s unit filmed with a portable power plant and extra lighting. The sequence supports the Colonial theater engagement in Elyria this week.

Gloria Swanson Paramount United States Cecil B. DeMille Miss Swanson California DeMille Colonial Theater Elyria

Lorain Moose Minstrels Delight Home Crowd

A packed Lorain house greeted the second Lorain Moose minstrel show with festive humor and skilled local performers. Performers, all Lorain residents, delivered professional quality song and dance while local jokes drew hearty laughter, promising another strong finale tonight.

Lorain

Poet's Tribute to John Burroughs

Edwin Markham writes a touching tribute to naturalist John Burroughs who died yesterday. The poem lauds Burroughs as comrade to the birds and friend of flowers, and notes his death on the edge of April as nature swells with life. It places him among celebrated thinkers and artists like Audubon Ruskin Turner, celebrating his life and influence.

Tjopyright International News Service New York Edwin Markham John Burroughs Earth Audubon Jeffries Nature Ruskin Turner

Nation faces debt, seeks hope in new collection

The text hints at political voices debating debt relief through fundraising, a Wellesley professor accuses women of laziness of the law, and Bryan brothers urge voter rule within the party. It presents a fragmented, ironic resignation of hope in a changing political moment.

Wellesley Mr. Bryan Charlie

South Ridge Sunday services and community notices

On Sunday April 3 Sunday school began at 9 30 with F A Decker as superintendent and a sermon at 10 30 by Rev Handke on the Stairway Upward as a fellowship with God. A large crowd attended church and the after program by the Sunday school was well received. John Dellefield and many neighbors visited, and numerous local families hosted guests and attended events through the week.

F. A. Decker Rev Handke Goa Joseph Dereck Bt. Joseph's Hospital Lorain B. Snyder Bernyce Fowl Newton Balls John Bock Home Department Ruth Fowl Clara Bechtel Milton Eppley Cleveland Andrew Stang Amherst Gertrude Mary Chas Date Elyria Hospital Jay Fowl Caroline Spiegelberg Kate Spiegelberg Elyria John Bechtel Amelia Lewis Spiegelberg G. W. Spiegelberg Frank Rahl Chestnut Ridge J. Rahl Elmer Vietzen Russell Eugene Vietzen Peter Ruth William Brownhelm G. Knittle Ruby Bechtel Elyria Hatchery Co J. Baxter Middle Ridge Walter Grobe Henry Delefield Herman Eckenfels Wm. Spiegelberg Mable Battenhouse A. W. Rahl P. Battenhouse Charles Beckwith Elmer Dunlap John Dellefield Anthony Dellefield Fred Schaub Willis Baltimore A. Wiess Henry Schaub F. Rahl Deloris Meinke Frank Baus Grandma Spiegelberg Walter Hualph McDowell Henrietta Wm. Burhem Kid. Smith Airs Sylvester Matthews Wimmuller Laueiter Anthony Kruser Frank Dunlap Sullivan T. Cummings South Amherst A. Grant Chas. Dehn A. Hast Needie Guild Society C. Peabody Ethel Lydia Thompson Joshua Thompson Amherst Grange Hall F. Laraway L. A. Farr X. Horning Oberlin Lewis Behnke Lawrence Albert Eckenfels H. H. Welton LaPorte L. Phiel John Reese Kate Kolbe George Kuittle Robert George Vogler Albert Knebush Mildred Wm. Dellefield Arthur Fessler Ed. Burrer Ernest Handyside

Lorain Girls Club Present Victrola Concert Tonight

Members of the March group Girls' Community club will present a Victrola concert tonight at Pierce Hall. Numbers from leading artists of Europe and America will be played. The girls invite everyone in Lorain to attend.

LO Rain Girls’ Community Club Pierce Hall Europe America Lorain

Lorain reports 19 year old smallpox victim index

The report lists Frank Swark of 2416 Lexington Avenue as a new smallpox case with a mild condition per the attending physician Jonah is thrown overboard. A ship captain jokes about excess prophet tax while Senator Hiram Johnson contemplates New York politics. A Georgian warns against inviting a Cracker Judge who ruled whiskey theft not a crime.

Lorain Frank Swark Lexington Avenue Jonah

Gas in the Stomach Indigestion Remedy Ad

An advertisement warns that gas and wind signal excess stomach acid causing acid indigestion and gastritis. It promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a safe, inexpensive remedy taken after meals to neutralize acid and relieve bloating and sourness.

14 year old Berkline defends actions after river baby discovery

George Berkline, aged 14, said he did not throw the murdered baby into the Black River. He testified he found the child Monday afternoon and placed it on the riverbank high enough to keep it from being washed away as the water rose.

Elyria George Berkline Black River

Mother charged with murder of children in Kentucky

Fleming Kentucky March 30 Mrs Palmyra Mullins a widow from Beefhide Creek near here is jailed in Whitesburg charged with murder in a poisoning of her three children She allegedly bought poison from a drug store saying she planned to poison a dog The poison was mixed into food Mabel age 13 died and two younger children are reported in serious condition.

Fleming, Ky Palmyra Mullins Beefhide Creek Here Whitesburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mabel Juliene’ Scott Melvin M. Riddle South Ridge Charles Goldberg Carl Fowl West Ridge Carl Friday Catherine Kessler Emma Boren Henry Haag Reno Collier Margaret Dellefield J. Horning Kathryn Date Henry Grobe Hiram Johnson Motion Picture Attractions Cecil B. DE Milles Elliott Dexter Theodore Roberts Milton Sills Mabel Julienne Scott Temple Picture House Murray David Powell Eva Novak The Sweeties Broadway
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