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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1926
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text describes a burlesque show at Rialto with references to performers and crowd theatrics. Details are incomplete and difficult to parse, but mentions stage acts and a lively, possibly risqué atmosphere consistent with era captions.
A New York police official proposes a weather based method to predict crime trends, arguing rain and road conditions influence criminal activity. The note cites stormy nights and muddy grounds as factors and contrasts sunny open areas with damp, crowded routes.
Fragmentary OCR reads a local item about a youth event or fundraiser. Names, places, and precise actions are unclear, but the readable bits suggest a small community notice involving orange or outreach activity at a tech or Thess venue.
A theatrical review praises Mare Nostrum for its bold direction and artful execution. The critic lauds the cast and pace, compares it favorably to other works, and notes the production's ambition and emotional reach despite some uneven passages.
Review notes underlying motive but keeps it centered on the love theme. Antonin Morena and Alice Terry play the lead pair of the captain and Gertan. The director’s approach aims to balance life like fear with fact, delivering a restrained, vivid performance.
Righarn Berthelmes, billed as a prince in a new film, appears at the Rivoli theater this week. The plot centers on a royal lover torn between duty and passion, with Barthelmess as a king’s son from a distant realm. Elinor Civon and Depree Barr also figure in the tale.
The John Smith family held its fifteenth annual reunion at a home four miles southwest of Kiplon Ohio with thirty nine members present. A picnic dinner was served on the lawn. Officers elected for a second term included President James A Smith Vice President Mrs M W Carpenter Secretary and Treasurer Miss Davey Brisi.
Afternoon games and contests drew many fans as boating and fishing filled Samtown Lake at Jane Corner on the farm. The next meeting is set for Decoration Day at the home of Mrs. M. W. Carpenter in Kirtland Ohio.
Senator William B. McKinley of Illinois, near death after a week of critical condition, was described as resting as well as expected in Martinsville Indiana. The report notes his precarious state and ongoing medical concerns.
A 3,500 year old mummified horse has been unearthed near the Sakkara Pyramid. The find was reported as part of ongoing excavations and is described as a historic milestone.
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