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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
8
A businessman cites an empire of hard employment data, noting eighty percent employment in the Roar2 region and comparing June 1914 figures. He observes fewer men idle now than then, with gradual improvement expected before winter.
USKY July 1 Su perin W oH Kirk was elected president 285 to 11 Clifton in balloting yesterday noon and last night at the teacher s association meet. Franklyn J of East Liverpool and Logan Cincinnati were speakers on session. The first woman named to the committee was LH Goddard Columbus Charles Sewell Purdue.
The United States Shipping Board announces bids on July 20 for the salvage of 287 wooden vessels from the wartime fleet. The plan aims to reduce deadweight and repurpose vessels as part of the postwar policy to trim excess shipping capacity.
An advertisement touts Ivory Shoe Polish as a leading choice with emphasis on shine and durability. The copy highlights a common use for men’s dress shoes and frames the product as a trusted option for daily care.
Residents of Fidgeville Aven Ged Carlisle report six weeks of illegal fireworks. Teens allegedly buy high powered torpedos and cannon crackers, setting them off near homes at night. A driver even feared a booby trapped torpedo in the roadway bringing calls to pass a law stopping sales before July 1.
General Hen nicker of British troops informs General Hoefer that Poles finished the first evacuation phase in occupied territories. Hoefer orders German withdrawal. Also notes the Nottingham mayor receives over 200 marriage pleas from a rough Canadian seeking a British bride. A breathing study cites 40 to 50 seconds as average breath hold for healthy adults.
Miss Mable Brown returns from Oberlin training for the summer. Community updates include health, weather, and farm notes. Social visits, family reunions, and plans for a Fourth of July celebration at Center Park mark a busy period in Pittsfield with residents attending a Betts birthday gathering and a local parade march.
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