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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1935
Page
4
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses foul breath origins from mouth and nose conditions to stomach issues. He notes nerves foods like onions, garlic, alcohol, and tobacco cause odours, while poor stomach emptying and illnesses such as typhoid, lung abscess, or prolonged fevers can generate bad breath. He urges careful examination for each case.
The article explains that decayed teeth and poor cleanliness are common causes of bad breath, with tonsil and adenoid disease as frequent sources. Clogged crypts from chronic tonsillitis or diphtheria emit odors, while nasal cavities and sinuses must drain properly to prevent persistent foul smells. Chronic nasal catarrh and blocked drainage also contribute to odors.
Medical note discusses chronic nasal ulceration high in the cavity from dead bone or deep infection. It covers causes such as inflammation injury blood diseases and tuberculosis. Describes odor signs and social impact, removal of dead bone, scraping of tissue, and notes effectiveness of borate treatment after antiseptics.
Kansas City dispatch recalls United States Marshal TWenry L Dillingham who was beaten by a farm mob at a Plattsburg foreclosure sale last summer. A mysterious mailed package with only a pasted mob scene picture was addressed to him, mailed from Platte City, revealing mail clerks recognized the intended recipient in the mob collage.
Securities Commissioner J. M. Godfrey notes a year of department activity cleaned up Toronto’s bucket shops and boiler works brokerage offices. He says Toronto was then infested by the financial underworld of the United States, but the situation is now cleaned up through department work.
Frederick Jagel, leading Metropolitan Opera tenor, champions American opera by and for Americans. He maintains a strict fitness and dramatic routine in Brooklyn and Central Park, studies acting, and prefers singing operas in original languages to preserve phonetic value. Critics note his growth since joining the Met and his status as a perennial favorite.
Milton kicks the floor during quiet family time and reacts to warnings. The article argues that a child's behavior is driven by suggestion and urges adults to offer constructive alternatives. By guiding play with prompts like drawing or observing simple objects, parents can redirect energy without fuss.
A guide to facial cleansing using a penetrating cleansing cream and rotary brush. It details steps from applying cream to pore cleansing, rinsing, and finishing with cold water, plus descriptions of different complexion brushes and their care.
La Grange notes greet Miss Luenna Hult of Oberlin as weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bickel. Community activity includes a Baptist prayer meeting at the Miller home and a Juvenile Grange gathering marking the last regular session with reports on local travels and visitors from Elyria Cleveland and Buffalo.
Christmas Eve on River settlement Houseboat Row centers on Nightingale Hannigan and lover Vincent Roche as Dan, Big Adam's son, is drawn into a jewel heist. Luke Conners hides the troubled youth while Nightingale battles family duty and romance, fearing the danger of her world.
The St Peter's Church Amherst annual Sunday school Christmas program honored by Rev Schmidt. Kreiners and primary department performed recitations and exercises including My Wish Christmas Joy and Aren't We Glad Me Didn't. The Road to Bethlehem playlet featured Madge Helen Hollingsworth Lettie Helen Lerbst Ann Evelyn Stark and others. A candlelight service is set for Tuesday night and a German communion on Christmas morning. Choir rehearsals continue Friday at 7:30 in the church parlors.
Officers were elected: Worthy Master Richard Smith Overseer Orville Rising Steward Bertha Dusghenske Assistant Steward Lois Smith Lady Assistant Nora Naylor Gatekeeper Forrest Weaver Lecturer Eva Sigsbey Chaplain Jean Miller Ceres Phyllis Weaver Pomona Jeannette Wilcox Flora Betty Freeman Sec and Treas Hazel Amsbury Matrons Mrs F A Weaver and Mrs Orva Hastings. On December 26 a Christmas party will be enjoyed and a penny gift exchange will be of interest to the young people.
Entertainment for schools set for Thursday evening in the auditorium. Baptist Sunday School schedules an entertainment and tree on Sunday evening for December 22. Methodist Sunday School plans a Christmas party and white gift exchange on Monday evening, December 23. Public schools to dismiss on Friday for a two weeks vacation.
C W Gott was an honored guest at a Sunday dinner celebrating his birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fred Gott of Litchfield Mr and Mrs Henry Gott Mrs Nettie Bennett of Elyria and Mr and Mrs William McEndree of Wellington.
The young people of the Congregational church presented the pageant Cur Deus Homo on Sunday evening under Mrs. Carlotta Schwartz. Cast included Mary Leon Marshall Joseph Theodore Alexander Angel Gabriel Rev. Thomas Williams Elizabeth Mrs. J. R. MacKenzie three kings Harry Powers Jack Blackford Donald Fuller shepherds Kenneth Alexander M. B. Schaeffer Henry Sharp Jr. Special music was rendered by the choir.
Cirela of St. Ann's society hosts a Christmas party this evening at Mrs. Feler Niesen's Elyria avenue home. Christmas Day services include high mass at six, a six-angel serenade at the crib, offertory Adeste Fideles, communion sung by Joseph Henry with a march by organist Miss Agnes Lahiff, low mass at eight with children's choir, and a ten o'clock high mass by the Sodality choir with The Mass of the Holy Family and Birthday of the King, with a concluding march by Miss.
Neil Burdette Ruth 18, died at Coburn Rest Home after an 18 month illness. Born and raised in South Amherst, he would have graduated with the class of 35. A church and community leader, he starred in basketball for three years. Survived by father Emil Ruth, stepmother Ethel Ruth, brother Glen, and grandparents. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday from E Ruth home, then 2 p.m. service at South Amherst Congregational Church. Burial at Evergreen cemetery.
South Amherst Nev 23 members of the Room For One More Sunday school class at the Methodist church gathered for a Christmas party at the home of Nina and Elmer Harris in a merry evening. Miss Margaret Rice led games contests and a two course luncheon followed for twenty members.
Christmas entertainment by the Sunday school members will feature a pageant titled Come Unto Me at the Methodist church Tuesday evening. Music will accompany the program.
Lahift will close its services for the day, notifying customers of an early shutdown. The decision pauses normal operations and may affect ongoing appointments and deliveries. The company has not announced a restart time and is advising customers to check updates.
The town schedules a Christmas program at Town Hall with recitations and music as well as a pageant. The Crusaders will visit homes Tuesday evening singing Christmas carols. Open house at the parsonage runs all day Wednesday before Pastor Miss Ida May DeVries departs for Los Angeles to attend the Foursquare convention from January 1. Regular services will be at the Pythian Hall Friday at 7 30.
The Foursquare Sunday school presents a Christmas program this evening featuring songs such as All Through the Power of Jesus Name and O Come All Ye Faithful, readings, a procession with angels and shepherds, and candle bearers, with participants including Reinhardt Klingenmeier, Freddy Klingenmeier, Geral dine Dodson, and Irene Howard among others.
The Sunday school children present a Christmas program of recitations exercises and songs at seven Tuesday evening. Christmas Day features two services English at seven in the morning and German at nine. Concordia Club holds a Christmas party at the church parlors Friday evening.
The church youths presented a pageant titled The Star light of Peace on Sunday night directed by Miss Margaret Gaehr with music by Mrs RR J Hearn. A school program of recitations dialogues and songs is set for 7 30 Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Reinhard of Bradford New York are guests of Mrs. William Berg. Daniel Bombach of Cleveland Avenue is confined at home by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Moehler of Cleveland were Sunday guests of the Schwitskis and the Mackies of Lorain visited Amherst relatives. Lonella Earle of Jackson Street has been admitted to the local hospital.
About seventy five members of the South Amherst Legion and Auxiliary held a Christmas party Friday evening at the club rooms. Children enjoyed games in the recreation room while adults played cards. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Corbett, Mrs. William Slack, Harry Ruth, and Paul Morl. An exchange of Christmas gifts and refreshments followed.
The children of St. John's Evangelical Sunday school present a Christmas program at the church Tuesday evening with public invitation.
The local school closed on Friday for Christmas vacation and will resume January first. Classes restart Thursday morning. The Village Council meets at town hall this evening for a regular session. Pupils presented Christmas spacitations and songs in the school auditorium Friday afternoon.
On Oberlin Road Ohio the Farm Bureau drive boosted memberships by 124 this week while church groups held Christmas parties. Oberlin Church hosted a supper for officers and members, and Professor Harvey spoke on European cooperative farming. A later program featured music and a Ward Christmas service.
A Townsend meeting at East Oberlin Church Thursday evening organized the club with officers elected for six months. President Daniel Gaylor, Vice President John Reese, Secretary Mrs Arthur McRoberts, Treasurer Arthur McRoberts. six advisory board members to be named later.
Mrs Metta Purd spends an indefinite time at Mrs E L Bromnback’s home in Oberlin. Mrs Richard Ashby and two sons Fred and Glen Ashby visit from Staunton Virginia to spend holidays with sons Lloyd and James Ashby. Mr and Mrs Frank Charvot and daughter Sandy join Mr and Mrs Earl Colling of Cleveland for Sunday at Alfred Baumann home. Manley Baumann travels to Peoria Illinois to visit sister Mrs George Brominga and brothers George and Hernan Baumann.
Olmsted schools close Friday for two week holiday vacation. Local residents visit Cleveland and Columbus. Child's Welfare Assocation rebrands as The Child's Welfare Council with by laws discussed. W M Missionary Society met at River Road. Hecker family trips to California. Doris Goodnight and children to Columbus for holidays.
A Niagara Falls tradition claims the Falls require two human sacrifices annually amid many accidents and personal crisis reports that sustain this belief.
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