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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
3
A reader asks about shortness of breath and leg pain on exertion. The doctor notes possible heart muscle weakness or lung circulation obstruction, advises careful exam, and suggests arterial blockage or vein inflammation as possibilities. Shrinking leg diameter may indicate nerve or nourishment issues to muscles.
A physician discusses varied heart disease therapies and the potential of a ParaEx machine for vascular exercise, noting many treatment options. A patient, Miss A B, reports three years of inner eyelid irritation with intermittent swelling and discharge, likely infection of the tear duct from a pneumococcus germ, requiring medical assessment.
Tear gland infection described near the outer eye area with possible gland removal if needed. Advice includes antiseptic drops, caution on ulcers, and a note on artery hardening linked to general circulation. Reader questions to be addressed by Gr. Chrisman in his daily column.
Mrs Kohut, at seventy, is a rugged and active laborer in social work with a record of guiding thousands of veterans into permanent jobs. Described by Mr Morgenthau and Secretary Perkins, she reflects on World War fears and global events, yet remains committed to aiding returning soldiers and shaping public welfare.
A reader on a farm asks for easy homemade cosmetics. Suggestions include a multipurpose cream, face powder, rouge, olive oil as skin sorbet, camphor for lips, plain water as a mild tonic, onion juice as a skin bleach when diluted, and oat facial masks. Recommends using good cream and face powder, and checking catalogs or order directly from manufacturers for supplies.
Aplore fashion guidance during a November event at Madison Square in a 1960s style piece. Emphasizes grooming, conservative attire, and social leadership through polished appearance. Advises on hair care, wig usage, and simple at-home styling for poised, theatrical yet tasteful presentation.
Fragmentary notice recounts social customs and guest behavior at a Cleveland wedding. It lists local families avoiding the event and notes recent passings including Mathew Hazel Jr. and remarks on dress norms for men and women. The text preserves names like Van Arsdaie, Osborne, Hursh, and Bartier amid scattered lines.
In a cold camp behind tents Kurt discovers Le Martin dead from a heart stab. Tobermann seeks justice while Dalson vows to prove the killer. Sonia consoles Kurt as she reveals she is one of Seven BS agents and hints at a larger conspiracy involving dope smuggling and covert US service work.
The report lists attendees including Miss Es Mrs, Lo, Tiber, Mr and oh Berea among attendees at the event.
The event featured Mrs and Mr Todd and the 4-H girls entertaining parents at the corporate church dining room. Bertie Belle Barnes led singing, Ruth Filkins played piano, and a program followed dinner with a Toastmistress Kathryn Beecher and delegates from Huron County including Vivian Ford.
A birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Scheid entertained guests including Elyria, Wak Dean Morzan, and Kipton families. Standout notes mention Cleveland visitors Andrew Ketchum and Hastings, plus Evelyn Barnes and L G Barnes. A Town Hall milk producers meeting occurred, Wakeman Route Riders lost 21 19 to North Fairfield, and a new Boy Scout Troop formed under Rev Eastman with Gerald leading.
The piece argues that parental sacrifice to clothe a child creates a clothes conscious child and snobbery. It warns that mothers who overspend to dress a child well instill a habit of caring for appearance, potentially limiting play and self-expression, while noting ready made clothes offer similar quality at lower cost.
Ross and Bisine H Ali Dors of SCOUt are invited to join a great deal of work on the sidewalks. Much has been done to straighten and level walks with new plates installed. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Holsi enter living. Mr. and Mrs. Host and children of Wakeman and Todd of Cleveland are visiting for the holidays. Ida Dideluis of Cleveland is holidaying with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Todd are guests. Ida and family left for a Pennsylvania trip. Mr. Sherman of Elsha and Mrs. Humm and son of Florence were callers.
In Birmingham on December 4 Miss Nadine Wenzel hosted her fundal school class in the church parlor. Attendees included Delores Prince Gordon House Larre de and Gilbert imF and Richard An Frank G oppers and Mr. Carrie Mr. an BK. Harrold Packard Jarrell joined Mr. and Mrs. G Mandar for a morning visit. E J. Darby and Miss dgenmnne Carer attended dinner on Monday with Ed Le FTi family. Green Springs visitants and Elyria trips noted as well as Thanksgiving gatherings with local families.
Thanksgiving eve wedding in Archwood Congregational church Cleveland area as Hussell Hastings Martin son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin wed Ruth Elizabeth Byers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Byers of Cleveland. Ceremony included attendants Miss Lucy Byers and bridesmaids Miss Pauline Martin and Miss Mildred Hartter. best man Carroll Bartter. Reception followed with guests from Elyria and surrounding towns, and a later home reception. The article details family visits, local club events, and Thanksgiving activities in the Columbia area.
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