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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
15
The article discusses how rickets damages bone development and chest structure in children, causing a bowed or deformed rib cage, forward lean, open mouths, and shallow breathing. It links poor nourishment to chest forms like chimney and pigeon breast and cautions about injuries misdiagnosed as old fractures.
Nature calls on repair forces in a hurry and parents should monitor infant posture. Tape minor pains, keep the child flat on a firm bed until strong, then encourage head and shoulder elevation. The modern gentler handling aids skeletal symmetry and safer development.
An odd collection of culinary notes and household tips. It mentions polishing porcelain surfaces with a mix from Darts of sai and soda, and using old brass for shine. Also gives potato slicing guidance for mashed potatoes and tea serving tips with citrus rind, lemon or orange, plus timing for tea preparation.
Hartford report notes Don Babbitt relies on keen senses to detect vipers in the woods. Despite deafness he uses smell to sense reptile presence, describing his unusual method and local interest.
A stage founder argues today that mainstream theater relies too heavily on shock and swearing to attract audiences. He warns that applying prohibition principles to performances could threaten the industry by limiting dialogue and creativity, while proponents say cleaner content could broaden appeal.
A brief guide describes placing waxed paper on a pastry board before rolling dough. It claims the dough will not stick to the waxed paper and should peel away easily when inverted onto the pie pan.
Tips advise using plain soap or cleansing creams to remove oily skin and dab lemon juice to brighten with caution. Notes mention oily spots called Steckheads, pale complexion from foods, and a slight darker eye area due to thinner skin and underlying vessels. Eye circles may worsen with stress, fatigue, or nerves, and gentle toning is suggested.
In Pleasant Occasion BR. J. Bachhus Point Pleasant XN J lists Mr. and Mrs Ernest Leininger and children Carrie Claude and George and Mr and Mrs Warner Merrill and daughter Jean among attendees. The event centers on patching and damine carimn activities with names including Mr Tinden Tray and committee members Mrs Linden Draper Mrs Homer Fenner and Mrs Harry Clangon.
Perfume as a refined gift option for women at Christmas with notes on choosing the right scent. Discusses brand preferences, bottle appeal, and the idea that a well chosen fragrance offers romance and luxury versus cheaper options. Mention of scent uses beyond personal wear, including air freshening and room fragrance.
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs S B Merrilt featured guests including Mr and Mrs Missi of Brighton and others. The party included music games and visiting, followed by a lovely lunch served to all, concluding at a late hour with many enjoying a pleasant evening.
Lorain County farmers and officials prepare for a major farm meet with Theodore Roosevelt expected to speak before American agricultural groups. The convention aims to address farming costs, legislative issues, and price stability, drawing notable leaders from the American Farm Federation and related industries.
A historical dairy report notes a herd association with 38 herds producing butterfat totals reaching 7.7 pounds per cow and averaging about 34.5 pounds of milk per cow across the herds. The data highlight top producers, including Ford's Guern and related outfits, with figures in pounds and cows per herd.
Fragmentary OCR reports a dairy season note with mentions of cows, milk yields, and figures such as 47.8 and 297 in a garbled block. Names like Ed. W. Pulver and references to 1447 and 1445 appear, but the text is largely unreadable. The intended record notes a tie for first in milk production at Cowes and related production metrics.
The new trade agreement with Canada is hailed as a boon for American agriculture. Secretary Herbert Wallace notes concessions on Canada’s 149 farm products in exchange for limited US give on 19 Canadian products. Import duties on dairy and meat products are adjusted, with Canada-specific rates lowering tariff burdens. The pact aims to prevent import surges and protect domestic producers while promising improved access to Canadian markets during the coming months.
Tuscarawas County 4-H clubs have planted over 360,900 trees since 1429 with 190.6 trees in the latest season. Every organized 4-H club participated, aided by W A Lowther and F W Dean. Trees from Marietta nurseries and local leaders support the county’s largest private reforestation effort.
Murray D. Lincoln of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation outlines Rural Electrification’s impact on farms in Columbus. The program will install electric water service on thousands of farms, easing water access, reducing labor, and cutting production costs. He cites high household water handling and farm chores improved by electricity.
The text advises preserving egg quality by addressing flavor issues and using simple methods. It emphasizes keeping eggs fresh and handling them carefully to maintain natural tastes. It mentions avoiding off flavors and suggests straightforward practices for better results in everyday cooking.
The Leipzig fair showcased a midget soda fountain adapted for automobile use. A compact device mounted on a wall or dashboard dispenses aerated beverages and cold drinks with piping and tubing. Demonstrations highlighted its potential for portable beverage service in cars on cold days.
A stranger at Toledo University was confronted by students after entering with five overcoats and two hats. The incident drew a crowd and led to police involvement as officers were called to the scene following suspicions of theft or mischief. E. Joan Erwin reportedly witnessed the event and aided in reporting the arrest.
The historic Quaker meeting house in New Hampshire has been rented out as Quaker membership dwindles due to younger generations marrying outside the faith. The community had once upheld a substantial membership before attrition and shifting customs reduced the core group.
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