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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1933
Page
20
Readable listing notes small furnished unit at Earl Court for 1 or 2 workers. Separately a 5 room furnished apartment with private access on 4th Street SE. Rental terms suggest compact living spaces and short term options.
A large crowd filled the West Ridge schoolhouse for a Christmas program. Children formed a living Christmas tree with lit candles and a star over the tallest pupil. The show included songs by Edna Lottman and Betty Miller, recitations, a playlet, and multiple student performances, ending with festive readings and music.
An article by Garry C. Myers reviews studies on child sleep patterns and movement during sleep. It cites measurements from Ohio State Minnesota and other universities, detailing average nightly sleep, nap times, and quiet periods by age. It also lists recommended sleep standards from the White House Conference on Child Care.
Attendees listed include Theodore Grille and Sare Srou, Harold and Merte Penfound with children, Edgar Porter, Sherman Mason and children, Carrie Sheldon, Carl Fowl with Kenneth and Patricia, Ally Johnston with Freda and Kenry, E. J. Burer with family, Corwin Burre with Meo Burrer, Earl Burrer, Carl Sprague with Beatrice and Junior Burrer.
A record of attendees at the Ladijas Aid Christmas party held at CN. wy. toms on a Wednesday evening includes Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hart Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Penfound their son Harlan Mrs. George Nevin Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Strickler and Fay Ward Mr. and Mrs. Mert Panfound and children Lucie and Robert Mrs. Leetra Deewana Verne and Grandson cow Mr. and Mrs. I. F Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois Ardraith Chester Sprague Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lauer and children Marian Harry June and Mitten.
Sirs H. W. Drusendanhl and daughter Leota, Mr. and Mrs. Ollis Minnich with children Gilbert Doris and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Grills with sons Melvin and Harold, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason with daughters Jane Marguerite and Harriette, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Babcock, Mrs. J. H. Brumby and Robert Renouard appear in a sequence of family mentions and household connections.
Local residents and families from Elyria, Wellington, Vermilion, Lorain and LaPorte visited relatives and friends over Christmas. Notable stops included Miss Milly Joy with Mrs. G. Davis in Lafayette and multiple calls on the S. N. Williams and B O Pope households.
Washington reports the NRA ends the year with gains and faces labor board questions. Wagner may seek congressional interpretation of Section 7 to define collective bargaining while enforcement, and two legal challenges test the board’s authority. NRA highlights include 5 million more jobs, higher wages, end of child labor, and elimination of unfair practices. Industry shows renewed cooperation as Johnson pursues compromise.
In 1933 the dollar fell to a new low against major gold currencies and in London gold terms after the U S abandonment of the gold standard. The pound traded near 22 45 on gold, the franc reached 6 71 12 cents, and several other currencies set yearly highs as prices moved inversely with the dollar. By November 16 the dollar’s value worsened to about 109 cents in gold terms.
Tandson David Tee Norsworthy participated in the Christmas exercises held at S. Paul’s Church in Elyria.
Logan Clendening M D explains infantile eczema in several forms. The true eczema is the most troublesome with severe itching and crusting. most cases are linked to food hypersensitivity. Testing milk eggs wheat oats tomatoes and other items guides treatment. many infants react to milk or eel and to foods like wheat barley oats spinach cat hair corn.
Epilepsy is a nervous disease caused by irritation in the brain region that controls motion. There is no permanent cure, but most cases can be controlled with medicines. A high fat ketogenic diet has been described and found useful in some cases.
Chicago explorer F. A. Mitchell-Hedges describes seven foot jaws, two and a half ton sawfish, and table-covering crabs thriving off Central America. He notes ancient specimens dating 1500 to 4000 years and observes natives living without money or outside influence within 1500 miles of Broadway.
Newton police logged a new theft case after four and a half trees were stolen from a lot owned by RK Davidson. The incident highlights a curious property crime in the city as authorities investigate who took the young trees.
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