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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1936
Page
2
Dr Claud Orth Chrisman explains that overeating strains the liver, causing irritability and health issues. A well functioning liver supports vigor in love, sports, art, and business, while a sluggish liver makes men grouchy and lethargic. The piece emphasizes the liver as the body's largest organ with extensive duties, noting systemic poisoning when its work fails.
Overview of liver roles in digestion and metabolism. Liver produces bile glycogen stores sugar as starches and releases it as needed. It forms urea for waste elimination and supports blood nourishment. Excessive or poor liver function causes congestion gall stones jaundice and cirrhosis, often due to overeating or overdrinking. Calomel is cautioned as harmful if overused.
Calomel does not increase bile but raises abdominal peristalsis to move bile and toxins. A small, hourly dose followed by a saline often starts relief, then rest from overeating and a restricted diet help recovery. Favor fruits, vegetables, and gradual reintroduction of foods like eggs, fish, and greens.
The East Oberlin church was filled Tuesday evening as pupils from the school and Sunday School joined forces to stage a Christmas program. The decorated stage featured two Christmas trees and a program led by Mary Jeane Hobbs, Lloyd Ashby, Jimmie Thompson, William Newmann, Lois Zilliet, Matie Gambie, and Nor-
A reflective essay contrasts parental certainty with a child’s inner life. It argues parents cannot read a child like a book and should suspend adult standards, trusting the child’s individuality and avoiding fixed assumptions about youth behavior. The piece cites a Sunday School pageant and local holiday visits as context.
Mrs Fred Lateman hosted the December meeting and Christmas party of the Reformed church Ladies Aid at her home in Henrietta. President Mrs Albert Latteman opened with devotions led by Rev Bucher. After the business session the Christmas gift exchange was enjoyed and a pot rack dinner served to Rev and Mrs Bucher, Mrs Albert Latteman, Mrs D A Bennett, Miss Martha Bauman, Mrs Fred.
A drugstore promotion claims Beechwood Creomulsion eases a lingering cough and chest cold. It emphasizes emulsified formula for easy digestion and fastest action to the throat and bronchial irritation, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first dose.
A guide urges wives to make hair care perfume and grooming resolutions for the new year. Emphasizes keeping hair clean and soft, using light perfume, avoiding public re touching, careful weight management, pleasant voice, and natural brows. Includes social notes from local Grange meeting, community events, and residents visiting or traveling.
In New York Sheila Dorrance, a striking young woman, uses her eyes as an asset while working at Terrant Matthews and dreaming of happiness. She greets boss David Terrant with bright cheer and befriends Phyllis Webster, planning a dinner with Paul Terrant, her employer’s son, amid family secrets and affection.
Profiles for today describe Aron Eugene de Rothschild as Central Europe's wealthiest third son of Albert Baron Rothschild. The piece notes his lavish guest list including the Duke of Windsor and sketches family connections, marriages, and social parallels with Mrs Simpson and American roots. It weaves personal history with society gossip and local notices about visits and gatherings in Amherst and nearby towns.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latteman while Mrs. Earl Munn returned from Greenville after three weeks away. The Rev and Mrs. Bucher dined with the Celefields. Several locals, including Carl Coleman of Lorain and Mrs. Lena Gegenheimer, were mentioned visiting relatives. Morris and family hosted, with hospital and travel mentions among Elyria Lorain participants. The Hygiene Class schedules a meeting at Frank Eschiruth’s home next Monday evening changing from Vincent school house.
Mr and Mrs Harold Beckgstein and children of Elyria were guests Saturday evening of Mr and Mrs Walter McMillan and family. Mrs Ear Litz spent a day at the 82nd street clinic. Mrs RL OW observed. Conk and family entertained Mrs F E Johnson of Baltimore Maryland over the weekend. Miss Naomi Beasley of Marion is visiting several days at her home. Mr and Mrs Edward Kunz of Lorain were guests Sunday.
Mrs. Glenn Draper returned home last week from Allen Hospital in Oberlin after a major operation. Mrs. W. H. Green and Mrs. Ernie Green with daughter Patricia visited Mr. and Mrs. John Sigsworth in Fields. Mr. Sigsworth is recovering from an illness.
A note explains Mrs. Arthur Whitney and two sons Arthur Sheldon and Gelbert Mah were accidentally left off the attendee list for a Young Married People’s Club gathering at Mrs. Henry Sheffield’s home amid a bronchial pneumonia scare. Also, Mrs. W H Green joined the Birthday Club at Mrs. Charles Eskins’s Elyria home for Eskins’s birthday anniversary. Joseph Wait and Mr and Mrs Charles Wait with two sons dined at Mr and Mrs William Davies in Oberlin to mark the silver wedding anniversary of the Davies pair.
Charles Avery, a student at Oberlin College, is spending his holiday vacation in Grosse Pointe Michigan with Miss Wynonna Preston. Sopho more at Oberlin College is spending her holiday recess with her parents Mr and Mrs Leslie Preston. Miss Fannie West and Miss Frances Gifford, teachers in Cleveland Public Schools, are with their families. Robert Avers, a Baldwin Wallace University sophomore in Berea, is visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechtel and son Benny and Mrs A M Sherburne attended the Christ-
Ninety one Penfield pupils presented Santa in Blunderland on Monday in the school auditorium before about 350 spectators. Primary roles were led by Glen Myers and Gladys Balozs among others, with Jed by Robert Berkey. High school boys and girls glee club sang two numbers, Fred Rollin acted as Santa Claus and distributed gifts.
Miss Evel Kubach, student at Bowlla Green College, spends Christmas with her mother Mrs Pauline Kubach. Walter Snallenberger visits Elyria. Florence school pupils perform A Christmas Pageant of Man Lands in Birmingham auditorium. Firemen win two games 61 to 20 and 33 to 27. Mrs Maxine Miller from Sandusky visits her mother Mrs Lorne Eppler. Transfers as Alfred Joyce moves to Lorain. house now occupied by Bradley Collingwood. Several Elyria shoppers and local visits noted. school breaks for ten day Christmas vacation after gift exchange.
Belden hosted a Tuesday school program featuring numerous students led by Billy Reynolds and Jane Beriswell. The Knot-Thread Quilt Club, hosted by Mrs. Zella Sprague near Oberlin, shared a quilting session, a chicken dinner, and a gift exchange. Weekend and holiday visits were noted among local residents and relatives.
Christmas Day and weekend visits unfold across Elyria and surrounding towns. Families including the Clodwicks, Sooys, Devereauxs, Mers, and Schulzes share meals and house guests with relatives in Wellington, Columbus, Barberton, Spencer, LaGrange, Brighton, and Sulivan, highlighting extended family ties during the holiday.
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