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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
2
Parental expert Dr Myers urges calm handling of a child's first swear word. Do not shame or lecture the child, avoid soap, and model self control. Emphasize teaching through poise, prudent exposure to good speech, and keeping trust while guiding behavior. Thanksgiving and family visit notes follow.
West Ridge December 4 Parent Teachers meeting at the school house featured a program of a Thanksgiving gong by the school, playlets titled Welcome Miss Newlywed and The Boy Who Wasnt Thankful, piano and banjo solos, and names of students including Maynard Marquis Ethel Tittle Genevieve McCauley Eleanor Simms Mabelle Smith Samuel Coles Thomas Mockeler Dorothy Tittle and others in the performances.
The German specialist who discovered Nu rito has made it available through neighborhood drug stores. Thousands report relief from neuritis rheumatism sciatica lumbago and neuralgia with Nu titto. If the first three doses fail your money is refunded. Only three of 20 000 boxes reported failure. Nurite contains no narcotics or opiates and is harmless even to ten.
A list of Thanksgiving Day visits in Amherst and neighboring towns highlights guests at the homes of Schmitz Bartlett Berg Gibson and Schubert families. Attendees include Edson Richard Lattiman Stark Samslow Nash and others from Amherst Oberlin Wellington Elyria and Cleve land.
Miss Hazel Berg of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Berg. Mr and Mrs Harley Franklin and daughter Myrtle of Amherst visited at John Franklin's Sunday evening. The North Russia P T A of District No 3 held their December meeting at the school house Monday evening. Fred Berg and family spent...
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