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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1935
Page
2
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains joints as articulation points enabling movement. He notes bone, tendons, and vascular and nervous supply vary with mobility, increasing complexity and injury risk as joints gain freedom and symmetry.
Mrs G Co P discusses arthritis in detail noting limited understanding and variable outcomes. She explains infection may alter metabolism, causing elemental leakage into joints and tissue. Early identification and removal of the primary cause may cure, while advanced cases resist.
Mrs P reports consulting twelve to fifteen doctors yet notes the core need is consistent, long term study and treatment. Treatments include salicylates with baking soda, iodides, plant decoctions, hot packs, mud or clay, guaiacol ointment with lanolin, vaccines from killed bacteria, and non specific proteins to boost white blood cells.
A jumble of home tips and local notes appears. Recipes suggest lemon parsley butter sauce for onions and sugared candy for a party while a new step on garbage pails sprays disinfectant. A note from Leningrad discusses electric ships under construction between Sochi and Batum reaching up to 16 knots. In Houston, Postmaster Griffith touts Texas in baby bonds sales with a 1935 goal. Wareham reports a theft from police patrol within a year.
Practical tips for adapting current hairstyles to face shape and hair condition. Recommends ensuring healthy hair before trying new coiffures, favors two way bobs, and offers styling cues for different face types. Advises against bangs for older women and emphasizes casual, youthful looks.
Dark hair and eyes can be enhanced by precise eyebrow darkening with a fine hard black pencil to define brows without heaviness. Use non smudge mascara with a protective base and apply soft, subtle eye shadow on the lid for daytime wear. bronze or soft greens suit brunettes, blues or soft purples suit blondes, shimmering shades optional for evenings.
Peggy Trave travels with her mother and Terry Brown to Aswan and beyond to deliver a mysterious paper. Stalked by James Towland and two other suspects, Peggy faces romantic pressure and fear as Towland warns her off. In Abu Simbel the tense moment peaks as Towland tries to seize control, leading to a perilous confrontation.
West Ridge W C T U met at Mrs I F Eldred's home on Thursday afternoon with devotions by Mrs B O Pope and readings by members. Officers were reelected and discussions on Why Wars Must Cease featured. A large group attended including many from nearby towns and the Simms reunion followed with 110 guests from multiple cities.
A lengthy social roundup recounts visits and guests across Wellington area homes, including Miss Marjorie Simms, Mrs. Carl Fowl, and Miss Mabelle Simms. The piece notes 4-H Banner Club members Don Simms and Frank Stang among dairy judging representatives, plus numerous family gatherings, fairs, and hospitalities spanning Elyria, Oberlin, Lorain County, and Wooster events.
Birmingham on August 26 notes Mrs. Lloyd Sweet and daughter Dorothy of Elyria hosted by Mrs. Grace Nieding. Gertrude Witbeck of Kansas City visits H A Witbeck family. Katherine Hollis and her children of Elyria visit Mary Bogard. Clarence Brownell Werner Swanger of Berlin Heights call on friends. Lawrence Shered of Huron visits C H Grenzebach family. Anthony Nieding spends day in Cleveland with Lois Nieding. Allyn Witbeck Hester Ross and Robert attend Wellington fair. Inez Miller and L R Opperman of Brownhelm visit the Opperman home Wednesday evening.
El Dorado Kansas reports a recent auction where the top bid, for a fully equipped buggy including its socket and long handled whip, was only 10 cents. The sale attracted attention as bidders offered minimal sums despite the item’s complete setup. The outcome underscores a strikingly low bidding market for such equipment.
This note honors an Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia University New York for many years, acknowledging dedicated service and lasting impact within the college community.
Readable ad for Pattern No 2667 offering a one piece shirt and shorts outfit with a skirt option in fabrics such as Pique linen and seersucker. Sizes 14 to 40 bust, yardage details for size 16, price fifteen cents for pattern and ten cents for Summer Fashion Book, twenty five cents for book and pattern together. Order to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York.
Retired film star Marguerite Clark, once co favored with Mary Pickford, left the screen to marry Harry P. Williams. Now in New Orleans she works in a political capacity, aiding Huey Long’s censorship efforts and considering a comeback she says is ridiculous. She remains fond of theater but favors a quieter life.
Readers discuss romance and social meddling in letters about love, distance, and visiting towns. A woman asks how to see a distant man she loves, considering visiting his town with a friend and writing to him, while another notes vacation romance as a valued memory.
A refreshing grapefruit julep combines grapefruit juice orange juice and sliced strawberries. Chill then add cold water and serve in tall glasses with cracked ice. Makes six serves.
In dining rooms the waiter often handles chair duties but if no waiter is present the escort should pull out the chair. A gentleman keeps such courtesies in public or private settings. Also, chairs should be placed so the seat edge aligns with the table edge to avoid crushing the tablecloth and ease seating.
The August meeting at Town Hall discussed a field trip to Amherst Garden Club's flower show next week. Members will donate cars and contribute transportation to fund the local club’s September flower show. Mrs. Roland Blaine leads the effort. notify her to join. Justin Diederich spoke on bulb and seed planting. J. E. Ely gave an illustrated birds lecture. A social committee served refreshments after.
A reader asks whether wives should accept social invitations without spousal approval. Advice notes wives typically handle social plans, but husbands may object if not consulted. Suggests delaying consent, consulting husband, then informing friend. emphasizes mutual planning and gentler approach. Also mentions a quilting group meeting and a host reading by Julian Street at the church two weeks hence.
The Congregational church choir led by Miss Eleanor Gerstenbarger will host a garden party on Wednesday August 28 starting at seven thirty on the church lawn. A program of pantomime skits and music runs eight thirty to nine thirty. A brief social item notes visitors and a regional lobster industry mention across Canada Newfound_land and New England.
The writer urges a cautious, passive approach. A girl should sit tight and let the man show interest, avoid orchestrating meetings, and enjoy time with local friends until a mutual attraction draws the stranger back.
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