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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1936
Page
14
The Silent Observer reappears after a long break with a light column of jokes and human interest items. It notes typographical quirks and playful errors that amuse readers, calling them a “topographical error” that grows absurdly large on the page.
The piece reflects on difficult weather and travel as evidence of harsh cold. It contrasts gloom with a message about happiness earned through service, kindness, and cheer. A stray note hints at a printer’s error and fragmented text, suggesting a damaged page.
Radio listings show WIAY scheduling for Pied Ziel hal ist with program order and time slots. The fragment notes targeted segments and possible local station identifiers. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Readable fragments show sales advice attributed to Dr Frank Crane and a table of pig iron values. The passage contrasts psychological selling principles with rough product pricing for iron goods including horse-shoes and bal ance-springs, ending with a missionary tone by Rev Edward Atlan Tanser.
The text offers garbled dialogue about Mrs Smythe Browne and a reception, mentioning friends and a rushed planning scene. It also includes fragmented notes on pangrams and a few unrelated lines about mornings, a doctor, and farm life, with no coherent narrative or clear facts.
The Rev Paul Pack Brown officiated the marriage of Emma Jane Frost and Freds Jackson on Thursday evening at Wakeman. Attending were the groom’s parents, Emma’s two brothers and their wives, the bride’s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Wright of Newark. After a wedding dinner the couple left for a short trip and will reside near Mrs Eva Beaumont north of Co-Center.
FLOSSIE Miss Frost, graduate of Columbia High School, has worked at the Columbia Telephone Exchange for three years. A town hall event featured a motion picture "The Lit Chared Around the Corner" shown Thursday evening. Various church and school group activities, luncheons, and visits with relatives in Clinton and Detroit are noted among local residents.
Theatres present a drama combining pathos and comedy in The Country Doctor at Capitol Theatre. Jean Hersholt plays the title role with the Dione quintuplets attracting audiences.
Ronald Colman leads a large star cast in Tale of Two Cities at Dreamland in a production from UA. The film features prominent performers and a wide supporting lineup.
Dix ie an eight months old thoroughbred Chow, C g, receives the Animal Hero bravery medal for awakening Mr and Mrs Arthur Blugen and their son in Bellevue, Fa, when their home caught fire. The event is billed as a great photoplay of all time and features valor med al awarded to Dixie by the New York Amti vivigection Society.
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