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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1939
Page
20
A Hollywood Parade style column mocks a glamorous young actress as a modern Cinderella amid lavish premiere build up and public attention. It contrasts the fate of such starlets with lasting happiness and cautions against over publicizing hopefuls. The page includes humorous notes about Bob Taylor and festival gossip, TV listings, and light human interest bits.
A dense radio page lists names and segments including Sugar n Spice roller derby, Fulton Levis, Gene Erwin, Glen Gray, WCLE and WGAR stations, Epworth League, Howie Wing, Buck Rogers, Franklin Lewis, Sid Andorn, Carl George, Baseball Final, and Lone Ranger with music and Fliat nighter.
A real estate ad offers 5 room summer cottages with bath fireplace hot and cold water septic tank for $22.50 per month plus lot. Terms require FHA approval and commitments before June 1. Contact H. L. Brant at 512 East Broad St. Elyria Ohio or telephone 41082.
The fragment contemplates living in the past as a ritual of memory, contrasting old ideas with fresh perception. It hints at renewal through a quiet, reflective stance and uses nature imagery like a leaf to evoke change.
The Rivoli Theatre shows Union Pacific a film about the construction of the first transcontinental railroad, presenting a dramatic account of the rail line’s creation and its impact on the nation.
Roy Rogers rides and sings in Shine on Harvest Moon at the Lincoln Theatre on Saturday. The western tale centers on a cattle rustling plot while a character quips about understanding electoral politics as a Yankee asks what a congressman is.
A two-way radio system is being tested in a South Yorkshire colliery to allow miners in remote sections to stay in contact with the surface. If successful, the experiment could extend to other mines.
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