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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
9
Wellington council raises village clerk Ro bold to 250 dollars per year and village solicitor to 9200 dollars annually. Other wages set for street workers and laborers at 1 14 0 per year or 35 cents per hour. The Wellington Y W C A members met December 15 with gifts planned for Christmas and religious readings.
Acting officer and Mayor Jones greet 35 new Americans, praising their oath of allegiance and equality under democracy. Speakers urge learning English, integrating with the community, and upholding liberty, law, and Christian values as they join Elyria. Burke congratulates the new citizens on the honor of addressing them.
Loan offers at 6 percent on a range of stocks including Mason Tire Rubber, Commonwealth Finance, Bankers Guaranteed Mix, Sherwin Williams, Goodyear Rubber, Firestone, Goodyear, Firestone and others. Investors are urged to bring in what they have and call evenings at 79074.
In the Christmas shopping season readers are advised to guard against colds that may develop into grip and pneumonia. Father John’s Medicine is promoted as a pure wholesome food medicine that strengthens against colds and grip and claims a 65 year track record, with a gentle laxative action and no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
The article explains how excessive labor drains energy and supposedly clogs the blood, reducing vitality and pale, tired appearances. It touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood energizer and lists new citizens who received certificates from Mr. Willians, crediting Americanization efforts.
A report describes a night school effort where Superintendent Shelton and a government representative handed papers to students. Names were read aloud and participants identified as Germans, English, Scots, Russians, Bohemians, Canadians, and Austrians amid the event.
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