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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
5
The public recognizes Buick leadership dating to the car’s early days. The Buck Valve-in-Head engine model and Buick construction principles impressed motorists for reliability and value across eras and prices.
The National Automotive Chamber of Commerce states that 60 percent of passenger car mileage is for business. More than 15,000 doctors boost usefulness and earnings via rapid transportation, while hundreds of thousands of salespeople expand their working radius and increase earnings through automotive mobility.
An automobile maker stresses low costs to maximize utility, arguing cheaper transport broadens use and aids national growth. The Star line pledges to lead in eastward transport with the Star Coup, while local social notes mention visitors from Flynn, Bay Village, Sandusky, and a Highth ade commencement at Prittsfield church as telephones east of Obam go out after a tornado.
Local tire dealer Al Mason cautions drivers about tire care and load limits. He warns that overloading tires causes heat, fabric separation, tube damage, and eventual leaks or blowouts, stressing responsible maintenance for cars and trucks.
Fragmentary notice records a social event on Oberlin Road involving Mr and Mrs Hugo Tia w ers Sunday in Jorn Van Hauvelyn 29 of Ely, with mention of Mrs L E Barnard.
An advertisement promotes Gold Seal Tome as a remedy for backache fatigue indigestion and general weakness. It claims roots herbs and gums in the formula aid the blood and organs, boosting strength. It urges readers to obtain the product from a druggist and cites wide success.
A Rochester man promotes ALLENRHU claiming complete banishment of rheumatic pain and rapid dissolving of uric acid deposits. He asserts relief within 24 hours and offers a money back guarantee, targeting sufferers in the county with testimonials of severe pain and long illness.
Damage from the recent storm left the village in disarray as residents recount wreckage and lingering hazards. The community gathered at the town school for a commencement program with diplomas presented by the Board of Education president, Dr. W M Auld, while graduates included one district student John Nosmik who plans to attend Ingh school next year.
Thomas Thornton 80 longtime Glencoe resident and retired coal miner has died. He was the town's oldest resident and passed away after a long life in the community. Burial arrangements were not listed in the notice.
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