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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1922
Page
7
Paris newspapers express sorrow at the death of Win Graves Sharp former ambassador to France. Tributes celebrate his ability and tireless work to strengthen Franco American friendship.
An advertisement quotes C Hair, a contractor from Denns Harrishuric Fa, claiming Tanlac relieved his long illness. He says years of nervousness and digestion problems improved, restoring appetite and well being. The ad states Tanlac is sold by all druggists.
Windsor Castle has served as a royal residence for more than forty years, marking a long-standing seat of monarchy. The note references its enduring status and historical significance in royal heritage.
The lines note that only ten percent of flowers are scented and that a roof with straw thatching can endure up to thirty years, reflecting practical observations on horticulture and building materials.
The Rialto stages the Broadway musical comedy Sue Dear for one night on Friday. The production, direct from Square Theatre, features a light hearted romantic plot with songs and ballads that pleased audiences.
The notice praises a film featuring Owen Moore and Anita Stewart, lauding its plot as a bold comedy with both tragedy and humor. It claims wide release in top theaters, highlighting strong audience appeal and regional acclaim for the production.
Marketing copy notes a quick lunch solution for home and office use featuring RichMi'k malted grain extract in powder and tablet forms. Nouctahi referenced.
The readable fragments describe a continuous, busy scene with no idle period, implying constant action and urgency in the moment captured by the text.
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