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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
3
Our health column argues that a woman's right to smoke is inherent and should not be restricted by gender. It cites that smoking is more harmful to women due to their more sensitive nervous systems and emotional makeup, while noting the societal norms of the past are outdated.
A historical health note explains nicotine as a harmful, habit forming drug in tobacco. It argues women are more affected due to nervous system sensitivity and weight differences, citing higher daily cigarette consumption among women and the need for stronger doses in lighter patients.
The text argues that smoking impacts women more due to inhalation, noting a 110 pound woman who smokes may absorb more nicotine than a 170 to 180 pound man. It claims women smokers have a harder time quitting and warns against pregnant or nursing mothers smoking, stating no nicotine in milk but that maternal foods and drugs affect the baby.
Joan Bauman hosted Sewing Club at her home Tuesday afternoon with a two course meal for members including Mrs. Rex Lees and Mrs. George Minor. Nearby, families gathered for dinners and a funeral in Oberlin weekend. The Ladies Aid of the Reformed church plans a Christmas party December 13 with a noon pot luck.
Prominent social figure Clare Booth Luce stars in the New York premiere of her play Abide With Me and marries Hears R. Luce of Time magazine within the same week. Luce, formerly Miss Brokaw, is noted for her Vanity Fair editorship and social satire.
A Q and A on table decor and guest etiquette advises using fruit bowls as centerpieces instead of flowers and notes that replying to home wedding invitations is customary. The text also lists numerous social visits and family interactions across multiple households, reflecting era-specific social patterns.
Advice on treating dry skin with a two layer skin model, focusing on the epidermis and corium. Recommends massage, rich creams, foundation, tonics, and proper cleansing to remove dead cells, unclog pores, and restore elasticity. Warns against unsuitable products for thick or sensitive skin and emphasizes balanced nourishment for underlying tissues.
Mrs Mery Becker called on Mr and Mrs C Becker of Brownheim Thursday evening.
The New London Young Ladies Class of the 1st church plans a December 13 program at the Ol guditorium to raise funds for the Christmas fund. Mrs. O. M. Griss and Miss Alice Ward hostesses with Lois Bussler and Kath ray assisting. Notables include Lowell Hileman and Miss Marie Tripist. several locals will attend the State Grange Convention in Lima next week.
Nightingale, a dark haired singer at Luke Conners’s riverboat bar, faces a widening gap between her dreams and the wealthy world across the river. Vincent Rocke returns to his mansion, while Nightingale senses their diverging paths as holiday lights blaze.
The Community Farm Women's Club held its December meeting and Christmas Exchange at Mrs. Walter Williams's home on a Wednesday afternoon with strong attendance. After the business session, readings music and Bible quota were enjoyed along with contests. The gift exchange followed. Adjournment set for January with Mrs. Forest Bartlett. Mrs. R A McClellan stood in for the president. The Local Missionary Society met, led by Mrs. G J Spade, with Mrs. W R Lawrence hosting. sixteen members attended.
Brighton Ohio December 7 The General Ladies Aid Society of the Brighton Methodist Church will meet in the church basement Thursday December 12. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. A short business meeting follows in the afternoon ahead of a Christmas party and gift exchange.
The article quotes Felix Doran Jr of Chevrolet on how modern car bodies are redesigned for safety comfort and appearance while increasing luggage space. It notes built in trunks in sedans and sport models, deeper cushions, and innovations like dash tilt seats and rear compartments, plus broader industry moves toward steel bodies hydraulic brakes and aesthetic refinement.
A. van Der Zee of the Dodge Division of Chrysler Corporation lauds the new car lineup after returns from New York and Chicago auto shows. Also notes the annual exhibitions since 1990 serve as a weather vane, with plans for a fine program on Dec. 19.
A compilation of driving routes from Toledo and Columbus to major destinations including Lorain Sandusky Chicago and Columbus via U S 20 U S 70 U S 42 and state routes with connections to Cleveland Youngstown Pittsburgh Wheeling and beyond. The note directs seeking further route details from the Elyria Automobile Club for routes not listed.
Shirley Gill and Mrs Emma Gill of Cleveland along with Mr and Mrs Leslie Trippe and son of Rochester hosted Thanksgiving with E J Rousseau family. Adolph Pearce, Cras and Carl McKenzie reported fox hunting. Elyria and North Eaton residents shopped and visited. A medieval fashion note highlights elites overloading with stones, and King Francis I ordered 13 606 gold buttons for one suit.
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