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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1936
Page
10
The article discusses iodine use in goitre treatment since 1829, noting mixed medical opinions and the potential link between iodine and exophthalmic goitre. It warns against self treatment and urges work by qualified physicians to determine best procedures for thyroid enlargement, whether simple or toxic. It also critiques drug use in disease prevention versus control in animal experiments.
The article discusses how government spending favored animal health over humans, noting Michigan sheep died from iodine deficiency causing simple goitre. It explains soil iodine scarcity, salt iodine remedies for livestock, and later refined salt deprived children of iodine, with historical tragedies in Montana. It cites 1917 pig losses and cautions against excessive iodine in humans.
ANIEL FROHMAN, who recently celebrated his eighty fifth birthday, is widely regarded as the dean of the American theater. He has known and worked with many great names, remains active, and continues shaping the stage through charity work with the Actors Fund.
In Akron Ohio, Drs Marine and Kimball studied iodine effects in children by daily sodium iodide for ten days twice yearly over three years, finding far fewer cases of goitre than controls. They note iodized salt as a practical iodine delivery method, endorsed by the Swiss goitre commission and the American Medical Association.
A quiz on polite conduct covers greeting with gloves, meal sequence, and congratulatory telegrams. Answers: skip glove excuses and simply shake. the entree follows the soup. send telegrams to the church after the ceremony, addressed to Mr. and Mrs., with timely arrival.
Mr and Mrs Clara Dennis Sullivan returned Sunday from a westward trip visiting an aunt in Mechanicaville Iowa and a cousin in Cedar Rapids Iowa. En route home they saw relatives in Stewart and Rochelle. Sunday dinner guests included May Van Armon of Los Angeles and Mrs Jessie Lindner Denn.
A reader asks for the name of the war to remove hairs permanently and whether safe painless options exist. The article notes waxing removes hair above the skin for weeks, depilatories provide only temporary relief, and only an electric needle destroys the hair follicle but is costly and should be done by an expert.
The Ladies Ard of the Congregational church met with Mrs Alton Grimrme Born. Mr and Mrs Pete Gannon Sullivan announce the birth of daughter Ann at Samaritan Hospital Ashland weighing six pounds three and four ounces on Tuesday. Mrs Minnie Eaton and daughter Vera have returned to Courtland New York after a short visit.
Pleasantville residents Mr and Mrs Carl Scot and Mr and Mrs Myre Car visited Mr and Mrs Frankanss and family Wednesday evening. Miss Marie Alyria and Miss Wanita Seabold were mentioned. Wanita Seabold underwent tonsils and adenoids removal at Felpra Imperial Hospital Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Mohler noted in the social snippet.
Thousands of girls head to college this month and face a beauty exam for better grades. The guide offers makeup rules from color charts to tests under different lights, with steps for powder, lipstick, rouge, and eye makeup, plus tips for daytime and evening looks and proper tools.
The item lists multiple funeral attendances and social visits across towns. It mentions Miss Mild ed, Mrs Bisven Yeeles, Alva Seeley and son Jesse, Miss Miia Mas vod Jian and daughter, and others attending the funeral of Min Charles Lawsop at Rises Road. Also notes attendees at the Aner tua Leston convention in Ports mouth and various family visits and dinners in Pittsfield Elyria Medina and Grange.
A twelve year old wishes for more warmth from her mother who never hugs. The scene shows the mother awkwardly avoiding affection and the child craving love. The piece argues amiability and warmth strengthen family bonds and nurture responsive, loving behavior.
The Danish Housewives Organization works to advance pure food economic household management and labor saving devices for farm housewives plus modern child care initiatives.
A Sheffield resident hosted a Tuesday afternoon Abbey Road tour celebration for her daughter Manlow’s fourth birthday. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments. The honoree received many gifts. Local 4-H members and community workers attended the event.
The Wellington fair drew numerous residents including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Aldrich and extended families, with many names across local farms. The text also notes brief items such as hospital plans, travel to Cleveland and Elyria events, a 4-H club gathering, and several local visits and reunions among Aldrich, Schriver, Mennell, Lang, and other families.
The Burkeye Levers 4-H club held its annual exhibit at Sheffield Village Town Hall on Wednesday evening. A community song program aired on the radio. Zelma Smith won best individual demonstration for How to Alter a Pattern and will compete at the Ohio State Fair. Elnora Pycraft and Katherine Hammer earned second for team demonstration. A style revue showcased dresses. Gifts were given to advisor Mrs EF D Unag and helpers Rose Marie Haglund and others for judging. Hazel and Velma Rahbung visited from Columbia with Lois Youtzy. The Uaglund family planned a Niagara Falls vacation. Mrs John Pycraft, Abbey Road, returned from a hospital near Chambersburg, Pa, after recovering from injuries from an automobile accident during a vacation trip.
Spencer notes guests visiting local families include Mr and Mrs R G Naniels of Berea and Mr and Mrs R G Parish of Akron. Martin Weidrick recovered from illness to return home. Bernice stood resumes nursing duties after vacation. Various residents and visitors from Akron Cleveland Huntington Tiffin and Fremont are listed with short calls and visits.
Valley City residents Mr and Mrs Wes Lester Shoop and daughter Rests of St Petersburg Pa visited from Wednesday to Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Armstrong Mrs Henry Armbruster and daughter Hanrietta spent Thursday
A guide suggests adding mace to spinach for zest, using diced apple to extend potato salad, and lemon juice in baled dressing to prevent darkening. It also recommends a saltwater sponge bath to tighten chair cane and prevent sagging, plus chopped pickle and mayonnaise for a new twist.
Debutante Gay Needham navigates New York society after a signed contract with agent Van Gordon pulls her into a staged debut while family tensions rise. Rod Sinclair clashes with Marvin Ploame as a typhoid scare foreshadows tragedy and Gay confronts gambling husband Jock amid looming plans for a water purification plant.
Day at the home of the former's daughter Mrs Edward Lambert of Cleveland. Mrs Michael Kristick hosted the Pinochie Club on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Leo Nilges and Mrs Charles Derek winning high scores and Mrs Joseph Grabenstetter consoled. Get Together club met Tuesday evening with prizes won by Mrs Robert Stein easy and Mrs Arthur Mellert. Janice Ariek visited Ray Frisk's home in Cleveland this week. Mrs Joseph Wrigel and infant daughter returned from Elyna Hospital Monday. Armand Hosto and daughters Ruth and Naomi, visiting with Mrs Anna Yost near St Louis Mo, have returned home. William Gandee of Grafton visiting Lake Fitzsimmons.
A steak roast was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Leland Durkee and their son Leland Jr in honor of Richard Smith's birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Jacob Smith and others.
The afternoon featured Shirley, Richard, Marjorie, Elbert and Mery Ellen of North Olmsted, Catherine Rowe of Lakewood, Perry Tellman of North Olmsted, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and daughter Nancy Jana of Cleveland. The afternoon was spent playing baseball, pitching horseshoes, and other games. Ice cream and cake were served late in the afternoon and cards were the diversion in the evening.
Eugene Ore Lana County turkey raisers brand their birds by wing marks to deter theft andEase identification says county agricultural agent C 8 Fletcher. The method serves as a clear, portable tag for tracing birds and ownership.
The Commercial and Sugar Company reports a new record in average production per acre with over 126 tons of raw sugar from lands harvested this year. The season shows about 25 tons above the previous average, reflecting strong yields across the cane fields.
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