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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
6
Chicago police question 46 year old Walter Noga over a 10 inch moustache used to identify liquor found at his home. A United States commissioner set a $1500 bond, while his wife quips that shaving would have helped. The article also notes extras in studio payrolls averaging 6556 daily across 41000 registered workers with irregular employment.
The Universal Film extra industry reports only one red extra girl earning top daily rates, while most extras average two to four days per week. The Hollywood Casting Corp tallies show thousands registered with average wages around 8.32 dollars a day, and 98 percent of workers in the pool fall into lower brackets.
South Ridge notices list church events for Sunday October 23 with Sunday school at 10 00 a m prayer service at 11 a m and worship at 8 p m. Local residents attend the Chronicle Telegram cooking school at the high school auditorium this week and several residents are mentioned visiting friends and staying in town.
Ham Harkness and Mrs Morris of Cleveland visited the Delefield family in Murray Ridge. The Murray Ridge orchestra held practice at Anthony Delefield’s home last Friday. Edward Stang and Byrd Richmond hosted Sunday calls at Middle Ridge. Mrs William Schubert of Elyria spent time with brother Frank Bechel and Mr Theodore Grille family in West Ridge. Friends of Clarence Lapp marked Mrs Lapp birthday with a late buffet for fourteen. Joshua Thompson hosted Elmer Gall and Arthur Ernst families in Amherst and Elyria. Lewis Behnke visited Dr Turner in Amherst. Andrew Stang and daughter Kathrine visited Edward Stang Sunday. Edward and Conrad Ernst hosted North Ridge family Friday. Royal court notes mention Queen Marie serving simple meals at royal dinners with croquettes and pork and beans.
In Bucharest a resident cook provides meals featuring warmed over fish served at intervals from her kitchen. The article notes a steady flow of servings and the home setting as the source of the dishes.
The article highlights a thrifty queen who sews her own clothing and repairs garments. It notes she upcycles hats from last year and mends outfits by turning pieces inside out. A curious aside mentions a Washington customs note about duties and a historical World Series line from 1905 06 07 with no home runs.
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