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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1935
Page
21
Dr North Chrisman notes rising female smoking questions and explains why women suffer more from tobacco use. He discusses addiction, health risks, and the challenges physicians face in advising women to quit, contrasting with the male experience and social factors.
The text argues that women hold rights equal to men up to a point and emphasizes the mother’s role for future generations. It discusses research on prenatal care, dieting, work and rest regulation, and provides funds and medicines for maternal health. It also notes tobacco contains nicotine, a poisonous habit-forming drug, and warns education can reduce use gradually.
The text argues that women face greater danger from smoking, especially to the nervous system, noting women's nervous systems are more delicate. It claims women rarely do anything in moderation, tend to give full effort, and often start smoking due to social pressures or perceived smartness, compared with men for whom smoking is more established.
In Des Moines readers discuss proper manners for thanking a host after a date, the correct way to eat chops using utensils, and whether a man should seek parental approval before engagement. Practical etiquette guidance appears alongside a note on a student finance club and a broader remark on individuality and government.
The Department of Commerce has sorted the examination and over half of oceangoing vessels to meet safety requirements. Joseph B Weaver, head of the Bureau of Navigation and Steamboat Inspection, is a key figure, with a diverse engineering background and a push for funding to strengthen ship safety and naval reserves.
Experiments at Massachusetts State College reported to the American Chemical Society show peppermint oil repels rats. Regents favor feeds from meat and cereal bases, while avoiding caraway, anise, catnip, and cinnamon. The wild perennial red sewill on the Maritime Coast is claimed to be the only safe yet effective rat poison, non toxic to poultry and humans, acting as an emetic for non rats.
A reader asks for exercises to correct a curved spine and a protruding abdomen. The reply cautions to see a physician for serious spinal issues, describes postural and gentle strength exercises, and emphasizes breath control and spine alignment as part of daily activity.
A guide advises consulting a dermatologist for serious skin concerns and suggests free consultations in many country sessions. It warns against using overly strong preparations for acne or other faults and recommends formulating a correct routine with reliable cosmetic science.
A mother pressures a boy to solve a math problem and is caught between helping and hindering. The piece argues children need space to develop at their own pace, with parents guiding without overdirection. It contrasts firm parental actions with the need for patient, individual growth. The closing line notes Portuguese influence in West Africa.
In a tense scene set at a camp in Egypt Kurt and Sonia discuss loyalties and double lives amid a dangerous drug network. Sonia explains a master criminal known as Seven BR and confirms Grey is an ally. Kurt plans to expose the network, while others hint at hidden motives as the camp settles into uneasy sleep.
Thanksgiving Day guests at the Ralph Feuchter home included H. E. Dean and family from Lakewood, Wm Hoagland and family of Warren Ohio, Clyde Feuchter of North Olmsted, and Fred Feuchter. Local activities note December PTA meeting at the school auditorium and social plans. Community reports cover births, church events, school programs, club meetings, and residents visiting relatives in Cleveland and Medina. changes in area businesses and residents relocating to Florida.
In Oberlin the Grange hall hosted a well attended card party with ten tables. Prizes went to Mrs Jenny Powers and Fred Berg. A social committee was appointed for upcoming events and many local families were noted visiting relatives and neighbors in Oberlin and nearby towns.
Miss Mary Bunce a Belden High School teacher wed David Pelton of LaGrange at the bride’s parents Westerville home on Thanksgiving Day. Numerous local guests and relatives shared in the holiday marriage, with other community notes on visits and gatherings.
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