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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1921
Page
2
A plea declares urgent demand for rapid congressional action to aid 941,900 veterans harmed by war with tuberculosis risk, urging consolidation of efforts under decisive leadership to cut red tape, fund more hospitals, and deliver prompt decisions on pending cases.
This passage argues firing employees reflects weak management and urges leaders to foster loyalty through encouragement and opportunity. It stresses that praise often motivates more than money, and that developing staff elevates both individuals and the company toward prosperity.
The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad cut wages last winter to reduce expenses. Workers refused the pay reduction and struck. The receiver hired nearly a thousand new men, while old employees demanded restoration of all, prompting a court battle where a federal judge ruled the receiver could not oust the new hires to make room for returning strikers.
A detailed discussion on advertising as a driver of buyer interest and trust. Advertising co works with sales staff to inform buyers, lightens merchant duties, and elevates product quality in the minds of consumers. It argues that advertising sustains business fortunes and links brands to homes through trusted printed word. The piece notes a 西 government official urging firms to treat advertising as essential as rent or labor. It highlights the modern merchant with foresight who builds recognition through ads.
Wooster residents report Park Hovis 60 died in an oil field accident in Butler Pennsylvania. Hovis, a local inventor, contributed safety devices for oil drilling and a tool fishing device for wells.
State Americanization Director FE C Ver million will lay the cornerstone of a new school building in Lafferty Belmont county and deliver the Memorial Day address on May 30 in the mining town.
A high school student mailed a pot to Bert Shotten ex E.vrian with the St Louis Americans. Oscar Haserodt installed a town clock in front of his store the first since the old clock was removed. Mrs Lillian Huntington widow of Commodore Huntington returned from Charleston S C to wed Roy Rand Dawley. Treventcourt members favored recovering 315090 from Green Line for not widening East Bridge Street bridge. Masonnic lodge planned a minstrel show with Alvin Plochr and Dr B E Saunders as billed. S H Lucas to be interlocutor Charles T Ely longtime Elmisha resident dies in Gerzentown Pa burial in Elyria.
Continental knitting method boosts Vienna output as 50000 women knit American wool into finished garments for the Red Cross and Society of Friends. About 190000 schoolgirls also at work, providing pay and clothing.
In a clipped regional voice, a reflection on how two people once lived cheaply now face higher prices. The piece hints at efforts to stick together despite economic pressures and the idea that the advance of prosperity brings trouble.
The text warns of a potential receivership of major railways if current wrangling continues. It frames a tip as an indemnity and suggests long-term pressure could alter Germany's thinking, reflecting a tense political and economic standoff.
April report from state dry inspectors cites Lorain Mayor William F Grall and city officials for alleged failure to enforce liquor laws and curb vice. The commission notes possible citations before Governor Davis as findings are sent to the governor for action.
Tokyo April 18 Staff Correspondent reports a palace anecdote from before the Crown Prince left for Europe. American Charge dAffaires Edward Bell confided the prince questioned him about poetry by Mrs Charles Burnett, wife of the military attaché.
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