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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1922
Page
25
The Irish 110th Regiment Band will perform at the Rialto Theatre on Thanksgiving Day with matinee and evening shows. A traveling Irish music festival is promised, featuring soloists Miss Beatrice O Leary and others, plus War Pipe-Major bagpipe performances by William Tous and Allan McNaughton.
Chief E J Stankard and Patrolmen Southam Hurd and Detective Fred Zarnke named among four top pension fund trustees. Four officers tie for fifth. Service Director Beck may order a run off or a revolver shoot to decide the winner. Also mentions Virtuose in tour and cornetist retinue before seat sales Wednesday.
A partial snippet notes that local schools received U.S. certificates for the fourth consecutive year. It mentions a Northeast Ohio society, the state society, and a civic population figure of 32.91 percent.
Anita Stewart and Alice Joyce, two of the era’s top motion picture actresses, wore brilliant costumes at the Actors Equity Ball in New York and actually scintillated with silver head bands and iridescent head gowns.
Burglars damaged a wheel lock at the home of Mrs. E. Howard on 350 Tenth Street and abandoned the attempt to steal an automobile.
The program features Jane Novak in Col caoaf the Pines and Mae Murray in Colonial Broadway Rose, along with Montana in a comedy and a roster of acts including Daring Danger and Rudig King. RIASTOW presents the comedy Sue Dear after a New York run, packing song and laughter.
The Quebec government will soon appoint a commission to study the workmen's compensation system. The move aims to review existing provisions, assess effectiveness, and consider potential reforms.
A local ad touts Norma as a helpful aid for high blood pressure used by a Buffalo physician for years. It claims relief for appetite loss nerves headaches and spells and notes Norma is not a cure-all but reduces high blood pressure with availability at Phillips Drug Store and other pharmacists.
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