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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1921
Page
4
A local promotion invites customers to bring painting problems on April 7 1921. An expert will provide solutions highlighting thrift and affordable quality paints. The notice urges not to hesitate and suggests paint preserves quality.
Johnston's Thrift Paint proclaims practical durability for today’s homeowner. The product blends lead and zinc with linseed oil and dryers for long wear. On this day only the price saves $1.00 to $1.50 per gallon compared with other high grade paints.
An excerpt from Lorain county history details James Smith, a youth captured by Indians, as the first white settler in the county. It describes his adoption, clothes, facial paint, and the ritual, including a river plunge, then follows his journey to Lake Erie and the Black River region where the party built a winter cabin near Evergreen Point in Cascade Park.
Louis Foley reports from Zanesville Ohio on Near East Relief efforts in Harpoot to employ 4000 children and refugees. Industrial shops in textiles shoemaking smithing weaving fund feeding clothing, while older youths train for trades. The program aims to build dignity and future work, with recreation and schooling supplementing labor.
The University of Chicago designates Sink or Swim as the class slogan for 1924. Dr Dudley D Reed notes an old rule requiring male freshmen to be proficient swimmers before advancing to sophomores. The campus swimming pool hums with activity as students pursue the requirement.
Mexico would mirror U S immigration curbs if Congress passes labor backed limits, says Zubaran secretary of commerce and industry He warns Mexican workers against trusting foreign labor leaders who favor broad slogans over job protection.
The fragment notes three Greek female names Eudora meaning a good craft Phyllis meaning a green bough and Theodosia meaning given by God.
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