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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1952
Page
3
The column notes how motor crashes disrupt ordinary routines as people return from shopping or errands. It recalls a LaGrange road collision where groceries were scattered and damaged in the wreckage. An unrelated classified line advertises used teen and child clothing at 1959 Lake Ave.
Dr. Robert L. Schroeder, Elyria native, opens a dental practice in room 308 of the Masonic Temple, corner of Midale avenue and Temple court, after earning DDS from Western Reserve University. He is a 1941 Elyria High School graduate and served as a Navy pharmacist mate 1942 to 1945. He and wife Ruth reside at 132 Clinton Avenue with daughter Diane.
A mother and Janet clash over keeping cones from the ice cream man at 11 for a group outdoor luncheon. She proposes storing the children's cones in the ice box and serving them together after lunch.
A 1952 ad promotes transfer pattern 7310 for kitchen textiles with tomato red and fern green motifs. It highlights washable iron-on transfers for towels tablecloths curtains aprons potholders and notes twenty five cents per pattern with address to request. Also mentions Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book offering ninety one illustrations and six easy patterns for twenty cents.
Report notes 44 of New York State’s 62 counties rank in the first 100 in agricultural figures. The text mentions metals found with copper in some agricultural product outputs and refers to refining processes and historical remarks about a ship incident years ago.
The pattern markets a feminine dress with soft lines scallops and slimming skirt in rayon dot or textured cotton. Includes sizes 34 to 46 with yardage guidance for 39 inch fabric and illustrated design notes. Complete and easy to sew for lasting wear.
Indian Point Mississippi once a river port thriving in the Old South era with cotton trade and slavery. Now few remains mark the site 40 miles north of Greenville. only scattered chimneys graves and cisterns hint at its past.
In ancient river country along the Mississippi, repeated floods erased thriving bottomland farms. A levee system built in the 1850s fenced in areas but forced abandonment as waters crept beyond banks. Now only mosquitos and water snakes inhabit the once prosperous region.
Mrs L Leather man of Dayton Ohio reports losing 38 pounds after using Rennel concentrate. She says at age 50 she weighed 160 pounds and suffered headaches before the weight loss. She notes no hunger while losing weight and claims health improvement. The ad cites a personal testimonial and broad usage claims.
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