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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
12
Hollywood studios shift toward current war related films as frontline events dominate screens and press interest grows. Cineplexes showcase dramatic reels reflecting wartime themes and public enthusiasm for battle imagery persists across major studios.
Mrs Weaver reports a long weakness improved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes initial fatigue, sleep troubles, and limited work but then gains in strength, helps with motherhood, and recommends the remedy to other women.
The article discusses wartime cinema focusing on World War II themes. It mentions Paramount’s involvement at the executive center on the West Coast and producer centers shaping war related dramas. It notes a trend toward grand, sweeping wartime narratives and lists several film projects and perspectives from industry figures.
An Ohio agricultural survey reports Hessian fly presence across western counties. Researchers from Experiment Station and Agricultural representatives outline fly-free dates and counties affected, urging timely control measures as conditions shift.
Mrs George E Brennan wife of the Democratic nominee for senator in Illinois describes herself as a political figure by marriage and takes the stump for her husband. An injury forced him to the hospital delaying his campaign and she plans extensive speaking tours.
A regional black humor vignette describes a negro minister chiding a parishioner named Rastus for playing cards on the Sabbath while he jokes about paying for sins. Other snippets show a courting pair waiting for singing school, and golfers ending in a lighthearted bunkered mishap with a playful misunderstanding about a hot niblick.
Soviet officials in Moscow declared to mark the memory of Feliks Dzerzhinsky, head of the G.P.U. and noted as founder and organizer of the secret police. The message highlighted his role in shaping early Soviet security.
An advertisement touts 8. S. S. as the cure for boils by strengthening blood. It claims rich red blood fights impurities and skin eruptions, urging readers to buy the larger bottle for economy.
The Presidium of the Supreme Council of Nations, led by Dacrvhinski, seeks to expel the chief instrument of Red terror from the Soviet Union. The Supreme Council of National Economy backs six scholarships for Pehbersuine’s aim and urges a complete edition of the dead leader’s writings. In Palestine, girls visit tombs and wear Qiery garments to seek marriage, while native women believe walking seven times will bring blessings of children.
Two French technicians showcased the Viglonista device that mechanically imitates violin playing near a mosque and then damaged the gateway by striking an eye.
A two century old house in Palestine was relocated recently, remarkable for its size and the many battles it has witnessed, reflecting its storied history and endurance.
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