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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1936
Page
11
Dr Claud North Chr isman explains that dandruff starts as dry scales on the scalp. If mixed with oil dirt and bacteria it can cause low grade inflammation and irritation. Excessive scratching leads to overproduction of oil choking hair follicles and hair loss.
The article argues that hair loss progresses from an early condition to complete baldness if untreated. It urges diligent scalp care starting at birth, especially for those with family history of premature baldness, and compares scalp maintenance to dental care as a path to healthier hair.
A historical guide explains regular shampooing to keep hair follicles open and prevent buildup. Emphasizes washing with warm water, avoiding direct soap on hair, rubbing lather into roots, and thorough drying. Recommends ether and later a small amount of crude oil for scalp care.
A hostess may excuse herself to wash dishes when guests are close friends and at ease. Do not do so with new or casual guests, or it may seem neglectful. If needed, close doors to avoid misreadings and return promptly. In dining exit, the lady should precede her escort leaving a restaurant.
Mr and Mrs H C Bartter and family returned from the Cobbler potato district at Houston and Presque Isle Maine where they studied methods of potato growers and secured certified seed. They saw airplanes spraying fields and oxen plowing by French residents and visited the paper mails at Montreal among other sights.
Profiles describe Dick Merrill, famed for 2,000,000 miles of safe flying, teaming with Harry Richman for a round trip to London. Merrill stores 6000 ping pong balls in a high cost plane to aid buoyancy, aims for publicity, and enjoys a playful, well-known public life in Richmond Virginia.
Rice is praised as a good mixer that readily pairs with meat vegetables and fruit. Its versatility makes it a useful extender in diverse mixtures, enhancing the texture and bulk of dishes.
Members and guests gathered for the Columbia Garden Club flower show prize awards. Prizes went to Mrs. Nelson Watters George Hunter Mrs. Clair Mrs. George Brammer Oscar Henke and others. Lingering notes mention reunions and visits across LaPorte and nearby towns with several family groups highlighted.
A how to piece urging girls to build popularity through steady effort. Emphasizes lasting self improvement over quick fixes, covering personal grooming, clothing care, deodorants, dental hygiene, and clean habits. Recommends gym courses and calisthenics to improve posture, carriage, and dancing ability for social success.
September lath after which they will pa on their annual tour of the member's gardens.
Eaton sodore Carp son of Mr and Mrs ter underwent surgery in Elyria Memorial Monday. Mr Carpenter, group manager clearing highways for rural electrification, had been ill prior to boarding the bus. Mrs Lee Terrell and family returned home Monday from a week’s camping at Vermiton orth. Mrs and Miss Albee from lste and Walter Cornish family, plus Leon Ward and Marian, joined by Carlton Bilal, Doris and Maurice, Kenneth Jackson, enjoyed a picnic at their cottage. Harold Opfer and family from Penfield visited Friday night. Ruth Cook returned home after seven weeks in Columbus and will study at Ohio State University as a sophomore. Perley Lantz and family drove to Wheeling for the Lantz reunion. Clarice Lantz, visiting in Monroeville and West Virginia, returned home with them. Russell Cook visited his parents by plane from Washington, D. C., en route west on business.
A nine to ten year old boy Martin shows extreme moodiness and self consciousness about his pimples. His parents scold him for his skin while he struggles with self doubt and a wish to improve his appearance. He eyeing a lotion and soap samples to try to fix his complexions. The article urges helping him solve the problem intelligently.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed Church held their annual picnic at Ruggles Beach on Thursday with a basket dinner for fifty. The afternoon featured games contests and bathing followed by ice cream treats. Kennetta Grange won the county indoor baseball title by defeating Carlisle 18 to 6 at the local school.
The Christian Endeavor Society will host a toast at Ruggles Grove on Friday night. Indoor baseball is set between the Sisra Troxels and local Grange at the school building. Numerous locals attend weddings, visits, and weekend gatherings, with families from Oberlin Elyria Vermilion and Lorain noted.
In a 1930s society plot, Gay Needham and her mother cash in on a debutante plan with Bernal Van Gordon, while Irene Stramley schemes. Rodney Sinclair challenges the scheme as Gay faces public scandal, family tensions, and a last chance for romance amid East Coast social pressure.
Mrs Linyd Naegele of Vermilion at Elyria Clinic Friday evening. Numerous guests and trips noted including Bringham, Mapes, Elyria visiting the Horns. families from Oberlin Birmingham Owosso and Lorain attending gatherings. Garden Club meetings hosted by Carl Ketcham and May Bacon appointed chair. various visits to Ketchum family. Amherst and Cincinnati residents visiting, and local residents traveling to Atlantic City for leisure.
Mrs Nuhn and children from Elyria return after visiting farmers Mr and Mrs H D Peabody. Mrs William Rudd and daughter of Bellevue visit Mr and Mrs Hoyt. Mr and Mrs C H Hoyt and family and Joseph and James Jannett return from a two week cottage stay at Ceylon. Mr and Mrs Frank Butch move into their remodeled home on Pleasant Street.
Birmingham area residents hosted Sunday guests including Mrs Chester Harvel Mr and Mrs Harry Byars and children Rev Howard Comstock of Mlyria and others Also mentions visits by Mrs Anthony Nieding William Opperman and Arnald Heinzerling with funeral attendance in Amherst Ada Koppenhafer Lois Nieding and local hosts Salit Farm Brentwood reports Gladstone Read 16 and Lawson Read 13 praised for building a large livestock and cattle herd from small beginnings in 1930
Farmers in the five state region served by the Resettlement Administration office in Amarillo will receive about 1 006 900 dollars for crop loans in the latest allotment.
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