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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
2
The article describes a face treatment plan using deep massage and squeezing to remove oil plugs from pores. It details tools like a sharp ring-like corvette and a small lance and spoon, noting possible pain and bleeding but claiming smoother, cleaner skin once crusts dry. The guidance emphasizes thorough, repeated application over a week or ten days and acknowledges limited immediate improvements.
Clean skin prevents infection and scarring from pimples. Early stimulating care boosts blood flow and removes dead skin with sea sand or corn meal. Avoid right before parties as results may worsen briefly. For dry skin, use sulphur salicylic preparations or a gentle lotion. Lassar soap and sulphur paste applied nightly peels skin after ten to fifteen minutes.
None of these strong solutions should be used without a physician’s advice. If many pustules persist after draining, apply a local antiseptic after treatment. Listerine or Dakin’s solution can help. Lotio Alba stimulates without heavy peeling. The core regimen is thorough cold-water scrubbing, firm facial massage, clearing blocked oil ducts, plus a healthy diet, fresh air, and elimination. We offer no magic cures.
Practical advice on cheese storage with cloth and vinegar method and a cool dry place. Salad ideas suggest fruit on lettuce or plain greens with light dressings. Two coffee brewing methods with steps and tips. A note on egg consumption for children: three to four eggs weekly.
In Papago observation work near Tucson archaeologists found a rare necklace and ornaments made by the Surface Pueblo people 900 to 1,000 years ago. The artifacts were discovered buried in an old olla water jar by local Indians.
A reflective piece urging self belief and inner charm as the best gift to family. It celebrates imagination, confidence, and personal care as paths to happiness, urging women to believe in themselves, dream boldly, and cultivate radiant hair, skin, and presence. The essay blends practical grooming tips with a aspirational call to beauty through inner strength.
Six members of the Junior Kings Daughters and their leader attended a Christmas party at the Wellington church, hosted by the Kline's Daughters. Attendees included leader Mrs. Paul Guttmen and members Margaret Ifuist Dorotha Hobbs Dorotha Wathewell Gertrude Hobbs and Jaunet Veeke.
Church Council elected officers led by Superintendent G I Hobbs with Arthur Dirlam as assistant and Mrs Ford as clerk. Sunday School names G I Hobbs superintendent, Ralph McRoberts secretary, with Kenneth Nason as usher. many attended local oyster supper and Farmers Union in Pittsfield. Russia Township Farm Woman's Club to host December dinner. South Amherst church ladies hosting Christmas party. local clubs hold meetings and exchanges of gifts. several residents visited from New London and Elyria before returning home.
A two year old, Charles, cries over minor troubles like coat sleeves twisted or dropped soap. The piece argues tears do not solve problems and a wise mother should teach him to ask for help and face life without dramatic scenes.
Profiles for Today outlines Dr Alexis Carrel a renowned physician who foresees suspended animation enabling humans to be stored for long periods perhaps a century and then revived He cites his work with the Carrel Dakin solution wartime research and experiments like keeping a chicken heart alive for twenty three years to explore ways to preserve and graft organs.
Preliminary 1935 census data from the U S Bureau of the Census indicate Lorain County has more farms, more land in farms, and higher farm crop production than in 1930. The number of farms rose to 3,949, with ownership expanding and tenancy increasing, while total farm value declined. Corn, wheat, oats and Irish potatoes saw substantial gains in area and output, though hay and sorghums dipped.
The Census Bureau reports a five year shift in Ohio with about a 13 percent rise in operating farms, smaller farm sizes, more tenant farming, and altered crop mixes. Belmont County leads in new farms while cattle rising contrasts with declining hogs and tobacco. average Ohio farm size remains near 100 acres.
The China Clipper and sister aircraft soon to ply the Pacific raise plant quarantine concerns. Faster transport cuts delays for pests from Asia, prompting heightened vigilance at major ports by the U S Department of Agriculture. A tiny insect or leaf spot could spark an infestation costing millions to stop.
R M Salter of Ohio State University argues improved crop rotations are the key to restoring soil health and lowering costs in Ohio farming. He cites long term tests showing corn and other grains degrade soil, while sod legumes like clover and alfalfa boost productivity. a four year rotation with alfalfa offsets losses from grain crops.
Two Ohio 4 H Club members earned national first honors at the 14th National Club Congress in Chicago. Four girls and one boy from Cuyahoga, Darke, Fairfield, Franklin, Licking, Lucas and Montgomery counties attended, accompanied by Miss Hulda Horst and County Agent D P Miller of Darke county, competing against others from across the nation.
Federal inspectors halt fruit flies and other pests at borders. The special permit system guides imports, informing shippers and safeguarding on the eligible list. In the year ended last June, over 38 000 airplanes were inspected and about 1000 plant items limited to restricted entry.
Clarabeth Zehring of Montgomery county won first in her division of the style dress revue and was judged national winner over the three other divisions. She received a gold watch and a gold medal set with a diamond for her wool coat and dress ensemble designed for school or street wear. Russell Welborn of Darke county led the livestock judging contest, earning a college scholarship for his record. His Darke county teammates Noel Hufford and Emil Hartzell placed eighth as a team. Other awards went to Thelma Rothgeb of Wood county, Elise Owens of Fayette county, and Ruth Woolsey of Clark county for various contest exhibits.
Ohio breeders revive draft horse interest as record prices attract buyers nationwide. Notable sales include Ralph Humes selling six head and a $3500 two year old Percheron stallion to Colorado, while William Murray and J K Speller & Son report high activity. New horse associations and 25 county draft horse breeder groups emerge as birth rates edge above deaths after 15 years. Demand shifts from cheap to purebred stock, with good stallions in high demand despite a two year outlook for supply recovery.
EAST LANSING Mich A new variety of Golden Bantam corn developed at Michigan State University shows resistance to the European corn borer. The pest avoids eating the strain, providing a potential advance for local growers and crop protection strategies.
State College unveils a new corn blend from American Golden Bantam and Maize Amargo. The borer shows distaste, leaving eggs to starve. Two years more to commercial release. Also developing a long keeping honeydew melon and an improved Brussels sprouts strain for Michigan soil.
Sheriff s Deed transfers include Slovak Evangelical Union on East 30th Street Lorain and Prudential Insurance on Mildred Avenue Lorain. Central Lorain Mortgage Loan Co and others view Elyria Avenue Amherst Lorain transactions. Simeon Schuller to William J McClenaghan Avon Township parts. McClenaghan to Schuller to Avon Township areas. Park View Avenue Lorain and 5 acres Elyria Road Sheffield Township transfer to Citizens Home & Savings.
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