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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
3
Nash spring construction highlighted as key to car endurance and value. Poor springs shorten life and degrade performance, while superior design protects the chassis from road shocks. A miskeyed promotional note hints at a new auto shop in Los Angeles establishing itself in America.
A vintage automobile ad touts a long lived Coach offered by General Motors with Oldsmobile shares backing sale price of 1075 dollars. The listing highlights a Duco finish L-Head engine balloon tires Delco electrical system Harrison radiator and other features as prime selling points. It promotes GM s easy payment plan for buyers.
County engineers advocate light colored vitrified brick markers embedded in pavements to replace painted center lines and signs. The idea aims to resist wear from heavy traffic and weather, potentially saving communities hundreds of thousands annually. used in brick and asphalt pavements, dark bricks may mark on concrete.
Fragments describe pneumonia cases and family visits in Norwalk and nearby towns. Florence of Norwalk and Mrs Beardsley in Cleveland are noted, with mentions of Mr Garity, Mrs Scranton, and babies affected. Local social items include church dinner plans, and guests at various homes over the weekend.
Born to Mr and Mrs W A Snyder on February 28 a daughter. Greenleaf Fidei 87 lifelong village resident and ex soldier reopens his acreage in pension. He is blind in one eye from war injuries after serving three years.
The Evangelical church held a Tuesday meeting at the home of Mrs Mahel Mallet with games and music. twenty three attendees. Thomas Webb celebrated his birthday with a party at Lursidey, guests included Vary French and several neighbors. gifts given a pearl handled pen knife. A High School Sophomore class party honored Thomas Webb with dancing and music. The High School Boys basketball from Elyria played Brownhelm on the local floor, finishing 20 to 15. The HS Girls lost 17 to 6 to the local Independent team. Upcoming games include two Independent team duels next Tuesday at Brownhelm Gym. The Lorain opening of Ohio Theater saw Michael Dreschler and Albert Dreschler attend. Evangelical church prayer meeting at Carl Miller’s home. Farm Bureau annual officer election held at the School building. officers named for the year: President H. B. Whittlesey, Vice-President Sam Bacon, Secretary and Treasurer Raymond Fairchild.
A fragment recounts an old belief that a ring or talisman helped King Solomon form judgments. The tale claims he would not render a legal decision unless he wore it, reflecting ancient notions of magic guiding justice.
In 1923 marketing groups reported massive daily activity within American business as farmers and related organizations managed schedules for over 1,000,000 children. The era highlighted a bustling economy with 32.9 billion dollars in daily value across marketing networks.
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