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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1939
Page
15
The Grace Motor Vitalizer is now being used to feed engines at Haury Brothers East Riv street and Fourth street. The process claims to remove sludge gum and acids formed by chemical changes that rob the motor of efficiency.
Elyria Library announces new books going into circulation Friday. Librarian Miss Jdna Moore lists titles including The Ancestry of Our English Bible by Price The Jews of Germany by Lowenthal and Progressive Education at the Cross-
The Haury Brothers state that removing these substances ensures smoother motor performance and renewed power while reducing operating and maintenance costs.
A fragment listing fiction and non fiction titles with authors including Bode Cole Fishback Lee Starr Vanderwalker Slate Johnson Teasdale Pinkerton Wilson Fisher Armstrong Cross Gardner Garth Gunnarsson Harris Lowe Paterson Wells Williams Zangwill. It names works such as A History of Europe and Snow water and Trumpets at Dawn among others.
In Lorain County public workers may revert to original membership in the Public Employees Retirement System after a law amendment takes effect July 1. Exemption withdrawals can be made between July 1 and December 31, restoring prior service credit for retirement benefits.
F F E Stroonbant, famed as one of Guvensey's cleverest players, declares he has not been on a winning team for 10 years, labeling himself Britain's unluckiest footballer.
The piece notes King Zog of Albania, Eduard Beneš of Czechoslovakia, and other European royalty planning or touring the United States. It mocks American naivete and warns that heightened attention to possible war may push U.S. foreign policy toward conflict, while criticizing treaty-breaking habits and Panama canal payments.
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