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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
Emma Dunn stars in a film adaptation of Rachel Crothers play Old Lady at 91. Angie and Abe, longtime partners, face poverty and aging as they navigate a society home, romance, and moral tests with humor and pathos.
The Mollycoddles Doug Fairbanks latest production for United Artists at the Colonial theatre drew large crowds as eager patrons queued after the recent performance. Reports from other communities suggest similar strong reception due to the film’s grand scale, elaborate sets, substantial budget, and high quality photography.
The article reviews Alice Lake's performance in Shore Acres at the American Theatre, praising her dramatic range and the film's tense mood. It outlines the plot set on the New England coast featuring Helen Berry, Sam Warren, and lighthouse keeper Martin, with family tension and love overcoming obstacles.
A fragment from a testimonial by Charles F. McClure of Hamilton promoting a remedy called Dreca. He claims it relieves constant dripping, aids breathing, improves sleep, and treats rheumatic joint pain. The piece urges trying this medicine as a lasting cure after prior unsuccessful attempts.
In the coast tale Martin learns of Helen's departure and allows the lighthouse light to go out. Uncle Nat attempts to signal with a beacon but Martin stops him, resulting in the lid dy Ann striking rocks at the harbor.
Pauline Curley dominates the new serial The Invisible Hand at Dreamland, with fans promised closeups and action. Once a leading woman for Douglas Fairbanks, she rose from child actress to Vita-graph star, now shaping a bright screen future in a fifteen episode serial.
Lorain, Sept. 9. Genniga Granditto, 26, of 1191 14th St, remains in St Joseph's Hospital with a fractured skull after being struck by an auto truck in front of the Cromwell Steel Co. plant late Wednesday afternoon. Recovery is doubtful. Separate report: Mike Kukaztak, 812 W 18th St, also in St. Joseph's with a nail wound in the head from a plank falling on him while he was near the B. O. railroad yard. expected to recover.
The Lorain Chamber of Commerce created a committee at its meeting to question the county commissioners in Elyria about why boulevard plans between Lorain and the new Lorain Country Club grounds are stalled.
An old newspaper ad claims Neutrons Prescription 99 penetrates muscles and joints to drive out rheumatism and relieve aches. It markets quick relief for weary limbs, promising stronger muscles, kidney cleansing, improved liver function, and blood purification, with druggists selling the product.
Testimony before a Senate committee covered fund raising under Colonel William Boyce Thompson and James G. Blaine, with Charles S. Boeschenstein accused of solicitations from a postmaster. Writings from Augusta letters, confidential drive lists, and names of paid workers across Illinois Indiana Ohio were presented amid denials of large sums raised locally.
The Lorain lakeview Park quoit grounds, believed to be the most modern in the state section, have been constructed and are prepared for a tournament between Elyria and Lorain quoit tossers starting at 1 PM next Sunday afternoon.
Lorain police seized four individuals in Thursday raids for violating prohibition ordinances. Names Frymire Oberlind Peter Kazwalski Patrick? and Stan ley Ezwarski George Pawozka cited at addresses 1547 Washington Ave and 2229 Oakwood St. Authorities report arrests followed ongoing enforcement actions.
Nas found. The operation led to the arrest of another force member. Kzworakt was charged with operating the truck that conveyed raisin jack mash used to make NR Taisin jack Wiskey. The raid is described as the biggest to date.
A man claims a rupture cure achieved without surgery or time lost. He notes years of normal activity as a carpenter and offers details by writing to Eugene M. Pullen, 8416 Marcellus Ave., Mansequan, WN. J, urging others with rupture to seek the same nonoperative remedy.
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