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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
4
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains baldness links to diet dress thought and sun exposure. He notes dandruff as a suspect but stresses scalp care and hats as factors. many with hair neglect scalp while those with hair may ignore scalp health.
Jane Herbert Goward offers practical advice on child behavior and etiquette addressing parenting, discipline, and gentle guidance. The guide aims to help mothers and caregivers foster polite manners, respectful communication, and positive routines in daily family life.
The article notes observations from using a PaVaEx like scalp treatment that increased hair on limbs with improved blood flow. It cautions there is no proof baldness stems from poor circulation, and offers no recommendation, presenting the device as another approach to a difficult subject.
Henrietta notes recount a Christmas visit by Jack and Richard Portman to Wheeling and Cleveland families. Betty and Edna Portman quarrel over a minor push revealing deeper grievances such as property disputes and jealousy. The piece shifts to broader reflections on why siblings fight and how parents should address underlying causes.
This piece extols hair care as essential to a polished appearance. It advises daily brushing to stimulate the scalp, regular washing, and careful grooming. It warns against dry frizzy ends and recommends limited wetting, periodic use of pomade, and avoiding soap on the hairline for a neat, glossy look.
In this continuing tale Eleanor Terrant presses for control of Charlie's business and aims to send Claire to England to secure an English title. David Terrant offers funds but Eleanor demands a million dollars by January fifteenth while plotting to prevent Claire from marrying Paul.
Profiles for Today feature Peggy McDonnell a 15 year old in New York City whose fashion drawings garner magazine interest. Teachers praise her as a child prodigy while she studies at Textile High School and eyes a future in fashionable art. Her family, including McDonnell parents and siblings, face the hardship of supporting four children in a New York tenement as Peggy pursues training and commissions.
Doctors note that fever can trigger temporary baldness with hair often regrown heavier after illness. Heredity plays a role but cannot explain many cases. Bald patches may appear, follicles shrink, and hair stops growing. Health issues and gland function may contribute. Past articles on pituitary treatment had limited success.
The Harmonial Society of the Methodist church postponed their meeting by one week and will now meet on January 8 replacing New Year's Day. The Methodist Sunday School Home Builders moved their class party to Friday evening January 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Zeigler. Miss Ruth Hege, missionary from the Belgian Congo, Africa, will be at the Baptist church next Sunday night January 3 to give an address at o'clock.
Guidance to store cereals in airtight containers to protect against dust and insects, recommending glass jars or tin boxes with lids.
The report reflects on the work being done and the conditions prevailing in the Belgian Congo region. It notes ongoing efforts amid the broader context of wartime concerns and colonial administration.
About twenty youths gathered at the M. E. Church Monday night for a pleasant evening of games and refreshments.
Lela Conklin sustained a forehead injury from a kick by a horse on Sunday morning, described as slight. The holiday visitor list includes Mr and Mrs D C Mann of Akron visiting their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Wolfe and family, and many others from Cleveland Elyria Wellington Norwalk and Wellington joining dinner and calls across the region. Congress note mentions Merritt Fye and two daughters and M W Heifner and Verzon at the end.
Mrs William Brown of Elyria visited her sister Mrs W A Jewett on Saturday afternoon after stopping by Mrs E H Butson and family. Mr and Mrs Greydon Jewett spent Sunday with his parents. Rev and Mrs I D Rife of Delaware Ohio and Mrs Frank Zeigler of Cleveland had been guests of her son William and family and other relatives since last Thursday. She had Christmas dinner at her daughter s home.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Sprinkle hosted all children and grandchildren for Christmas with a fine dinner and gift exchange. Attendees included Donald Sprinkle and family from Niles Ohio, Albert Parker and Marguerite Ewell from Brighton, and Henry Schreffler visiting Canton. Additional guests: Retta and Mr Richards, George Ward and parents, Elmer Woode and Albert Woode of Jeromesville, Archie Rogerson from Ontario Canada. Other visits featured Ben Perkins of Newark, Lawrence Jewett with aunt and uncle, and Myron Shelton of Wakeman with Eugene and Creda Parker. Alma Jewett visiting Creda Parker.
If porch screens cannot be removed for winter, paint them to protect from weather. Even if removable, painting helps, as wires are thin and corrosion can rot them. Special paints including a lacquer are made for this purpose.
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