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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1935
Page
3
The columnist laments doctors face constant intrusion during vacations as patients expect free on-site medical aid and instant skillful service with no compensation. He notes the clash between professional privacy and public demand and suggests using plain titles to ease travel downtime.
The piece argues that resort life breeds gratuitous services and outlines habits to avoid medical needs. It warns office workers with underused muscles to skip drastic changes, notes risks from long walks, sun exposure, and blisters, and cautions overdrinking water and overeating during holidays.
Readers are advised to assemble a practical emergency kit for vacations including headache tablets laxatives remedies for cold eyewash antiseptic bandages gauze pads adhesive plaster and a rubber bag for hot water or ice. Start out calmly and use a doctor when truly needed Dr Chrisman invites questions to his daily column.
A kitchen window mounted electric fan draws off steam and colors. A rubber ice cube container now stands alone in the freezing compartment for faster freezing. Vinegar in tepid water lengthens silk stocking life. Enamel on metal refrigerator dishes with glass tops let homemakers view contents without removing tops. three sizes in each set.
The article advises using modern fruit-cream masks twice weekly to fade a sun tan after summer. It explains avoiding harsh bleaches, outlines prep steps with soap, cleansing cream, and tepid water, and recommends finishing with a cream and skin freshener. It notes masks brighten skin, remove dead cells, and may gently bleach while tightening pores.
A woman should sit on the right when helped into a taxi, going in first and taking the nearest seat for best view and safety. European etiquette marks a woman on the right as a lady. the salad plate belongs on the right, aligned with the dinner plate.
Springfield Massachusetts reports a three story fall by Roland Brault aged 1 month while playing on a windowsill. The infant survived with minor injuries and was found by a passerby who alerted authorities. Police are investigating but no charges announced.
Peggy Dane and Terry Brown pursue a paper tied to a drug-smuggling gang once led by Dr Canders. They chase Ledgers across Cairo while shadowed by Towland and others as Peggy uncovers her mother Mrs Dane’s hidden past and a possible motive connected to Dr Alexander Dane.
University of Minnesota experts announce a new non inflatable weed killer derived from a by product of manufacturing. Dr RB Harvey credits the discovery to a process using an electric current and amino sulfate treatment, noting it disintegrates after use and enriches the soil, with call for government funding for a plant to produce it.
Northeast federal penitentiary houses 350 inmates in a daily program averaging 30 books read per day per inmate. W. J. Lahomner, the prison education supervisor, notes studies include Hindu philosophy, business law, English and vocational training.
William In Scho, 19, of Athens is under a two year night curfew after 9 p m unless with parents as part of probation in Judge C Rowland's court. A porch railing incident is noted with a fall from height to the ground.
A 79 ton Montreal vessel named Labrador Trader sails for Labrador on a three month barter expedition. Captain Mercier leads the voyage carrying chocolate bars frying pans rifles ammunition hardware and tinware. The voyage aims to swap goods for seal oil furs and fish with plans to return in autumn.
Truman walks stealthily through the Bois de Boulogne at noon seeking his own parsley for mashed potatoes. Guards have been warned as botanists note the growing habit of Parisians planting herbs in the park despite it being illegal.
Vienna reports a renewed aura of imperial splendor with Archduke Eugen at the Theresianum ball. The Theresianum, once central to Habsburg education, educated nobles and future diplomats, and among past attendees were Maria Theresia’s era figures, royalty, and international elites.
Hayward California reports Frank Ramos spent 12 years refining a device to locate buried treasure claiming it found the supposed Murrietta gold under a giant oak near the Pinnacles. He says the instrument locates metal and minerals up to 25 miles and bodies at shorter ranges.
Real estate transfers include Prudential Insurance Company of America to Laura Willis of Ohio Street Ely via Edward McIntyre to Catherine and Margaret McIntyre. gui-claim deed for Oberlin Road Carlisle township. Raymond R Klein to Stanley M Antorrew. quit claim deed for Brighton township property. Rockport Realty Company to Fern Me Stewart at 1926 Fourth Street Lorain. Property in Brownhelm township to Joseph R Buescher administrator of Anna M Rinds pach estate. Liquidating Finance Corporation secures Ridgeville township property. S H Squire superintendent of banks to Nick and Lina Krebs in South Amherst village.
Port Clinton Ohio reports Attorney Robert Crawford and Mrs Crawford sailed the sailboat Fate for two weeks on Lake Erie and the Detroit River this summer. They acquired and rebuilt the vessel after it had changed ownership several times that year.
Philadelphia based Glass Blowers president James Maloney says demand for stylish glass bottles is rising as distillers reestablish markets after prohibition. 16,000 workers respond with new shapes and features while old formats decline. The union backs continued federal bans on barrel shipments and on bottling whiskies at distilleries to curb bootlegging and improve liquor quality.
Whistler, the artist, sought to help a fellow artist by getting his picture shown at the exhibition. His friend rushed in angrily, claiming the picture was hung upside down, but Whistler kept it as is saying it was refused a place the other way.
Confidential talk fests between women threaten community peace and mental calm. Women should learn reticence about intimate affairs and avoid exposing friends faults or habits. Young people speak openly but their disclosures fall outside true confidences and can betray trust.
A mother learns to guard a child’s trust by avoiding promises she cannot keep. Saying yes whenever possible builds confidence, while uncertain “yes” and shifting plans erode faith and invite breach of contract. Clear explanations and firmness guide better behavior.
Profiles for Today portrays Sir Hubert Wilkins as a weather fighting explorer. The Australian born navigator seeks to extend knowledge with a $10,000,000 budget and an upcoming voyage from Montevideo on October 20 alongside Lincoln Ellsworth.
Advice warns women to speak with trusted men if talking too much risks suspicion. It notes confidences can misfire and harm the confidant, urging caution and self restraint. The column cautions that true friends may misplace blame and that giving confidence imposes obligations to keep secrets.
A reflection on the difficulty and necessity of withholding from overhearing or sharing private conversations. The piece argues that resisting curiosity guards trust, prevents betrayal, and spares both parties from harm caused by confidences kept or broken. It urges True Friend to refuse listening to overheated disclosures.
Paris reports the International Chamber of Commerce urges a new campaign to adopt the metric decimal system worldwide. It argues universal measurement would simplify trade and reduce delays caused by multiple systems. The chamber asks governments to promote decimal metric use where not official and to exclude other systems in already metric countries.
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