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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1936
Page
10
Dr Claud North Chrisman notes medicine's interest in uncommon diseases. A technical talk on agranulocytosis at a medical meeting sparked later letters from New Jersey, Texas, and California asking for cause and cure, hinting the disease may be less rare as new causes emerge.
Medical note explains that agranulocytosis results from severe destruction of white blood cells. It describes diagnostic reliance on microscopic blood cloud examination, clinical onset with chills fever sore throat and ulcers, and the danger level based on low corpuscle counts.
Not Always Fatal reports two California women with a long illness now improving. It notes limited knowledge of the affliction, links certain drugs especially benzine derived remedies to cases, mentions Amidopytine, ray treatments, and bone marrow's role in white blood cell formation. Avoid headache and sleeping powders if trouble is suspected.
Short Cuts offer ways to chop nuts in a dry cloth with a rolling pin, sew napkins with fine stitches, and speed up cooking greens using a pinch of bicarbonate of soda though vitamins may suffer. Bananas keep best in an airy bowl away from the fridge. vinegar can clean patent leather. Meats with bones stretch to two meals using bones and trimmings for soup. Salt and lemon juice remove rust stains from fabric.
The 4-H girls and boys clubs held a joint meeting Wednesday evening in the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hange. About fifty members attended for games and ice cream with assistance from Max Drake county club agent and Miss Ruth Monegan county girls 4-H advisor, plus others from Medina.
Simple home beauty advice describes a do it yourself facial using almond meal and oats. It explains a lemon water rinse, cloth bags soaked in the mix, and applying a cleansing cream before patting with cold water. Regular use promises clearer softer skin in time for fall clothing.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Spencer Banptish church held their August meeting on Thursday with Mrs. Harry Sanders presiding. The day began with sewing and a pot luck dinner followed by a business meeting and election of officers. News notes report several local visits and family gatherings in nearby towns and Akron.
TALBOT LAKE JANA GAYLEN has long been the ghost voice for Greta Garbo and other stars. Now the Butte, Montana native appears on a floating stage at Jones Beach as Mitzi in Blossom Time, showing off a soprano trained in Italy and Canada. She guides stars’ lip movements for synchronized songs and even inspires Disney cartoon lip tracing.
A collection of Q and A on etiquette covers offering seats to the elderly, dining habits, and soup service. It includes guidance to speak clearly, avoid mumbling, and express politeness wholeheartedly. The text then lists a sequence of social notes and local visits featuring Frances Young, Nelile Nichols, and others visiting in West Salon and nearby towns.
Dusty Lannion leads a covert gun running theft of Janet Duane's Miami yacht The Fleetwing. Cap'n Jud and four men seize the vessel by towing it offshore while the crippled watchman and Janet's aide Pandella fear discovery. Dusty receives final payment and signals the crew to prepare for a getaway as the heist unfolds under moonlit waves.
Children and Mrs Will Moore and daughter spent Thursday afternoon in Chatham with Mrs Blake Morrell and families from Rittman and Grafton visiting the parents Mr and Mrs F I Miller the annual Sunday School and M F Church picnic was held at Brookside park in Ashland Mrs Glenna Carlson finished summer school and returned home Clarence Swope worked in the Emerson Ragpe area during Mrs Emer SOM observance Clara Woods has not been
Wakeman Mrs Mary H Wumim and Mrs George Koppen Dhafer of Vermilion were Tuesday callers of Mrs Dora Pomeroy. Mrs Wurm stayed for a short visit. Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt and family joined others in Lorain Wednesday afternoon. The Sunday School Picnic occurred at Linwood Park on Wednesday. Betty Hoyt returned from Bellevue where she visited her Aunt Laura Hoyt. Mrs and Mrs C M Campbell entertained their nephew from Nelaware. Mrs and Mrs William Ott visited the Chet Dooley home in Laurel Mill. General Society of the Congregational Church will meet at Mrs Morwich Route 29 on Wednesday afternoon bringing one dish and your own sandwiches. FL Gamber of Valley City ND is visiting his father A T Gamber.
Lillian Foster, famed for Conscience in 1924, spends a Maine summer finishing two plays for Broadway. Born in Ponca City, Oklahoma on June 21, she has stock experience from Kansas City to Oakland and London directing Conscience. She aims to found a training school for young actors and dream of a vagabond theatre with a distinct, individual focus. She favors solitude, enjoys country tramps, gardens, and vegetarianism, with no interest in matrimony or drinking.
The Federal Reserve Board plans a 30 percent hike in reserve requirements for demand and time deposits starting August 15. The move, authorized by the 1938 act, aims to sterilize surplus reserves to curb possible credit expansion and stabilize the economy, with analysts uncertain about exact outcomes.
Beverly Hills reports say Democratic opponents of the New Deal will not form a separate party. Birch leads a notable but loyal group including Ely Smith Reed Colby and Breckinridge who might resist opposing Roosevelt. Brain Trust ideas are deemed distant from Jeffersonian democracy, as Roosevelt and his small circle push a separate flag. Alice Longworth noted as part of the context.
The Eaton M. and Sunday School will hold its annual picnic at Chippewa on Thursday August 13. Picknickers meet at the church at 10:00 a m and proceed to the lakeside pavilion for a meal. The Eaton banner will be in sight and a large crowd is expected.
Dr. Ralph A. Smith, 26, of Tiffin, an interne at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, died at 7 15 p m Monday after several weeks illness. Cause of death listed as cerebral hemorrhage. The piece notes a critical commentary about Europe’s “saviors of society” destroying thousands of Noes.
A reflection urging self mastery to prevent the pride of life from degrading human nature. It emphasizes cultivation of higher traits over animal impulses and calls for disciplined conduct and moral growth.
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