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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1937
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains that blocked frontal or maxillary sinuses can lead to infection. Forcibly blowing the nose may push mucus into the Eustachian tube, risking middle ear infection, drum destruction, mastoid involvement, and potentially severe hearing loss.
A brief health note advises cautious self care for smell loss linked to sinus issues. It recommends avoiding crowded areas when others cough, using gentle nasal hygiene such as douches and antiseptic drops, daily throat washes, and blowing the nose one nostril at a time to prevent forcing discharge. It warns against aggressive snuffing to avoid damaging delicate membranes.
The article notes vaccines and injections as useful against colds and influenza, recommending moderate, periodic use. It highlights improvements in nasal surgery for chronic sinus trouble, emphasizing internal nasal access to avoid external scars and the need to keep passages clear. Iodine is praised as a non-irritating antiseptic delivered directly to membranes.
Short Cuts advise inspecting produce before storage with bruised items used first. Housekeepers are urged to clean door knobs lighting fixtures ash trays and mantel-piece ornaments for a brighter, cheerier home. For wallpaper grease spots blotting paper and a hot iron remove marks.
West Ridge reports on Thursday commencement at First Methodist Church Elyria with Mr and Mrs Harold Rowley and Miss Elaine Simms attending. Sherman Mason received visits from J Clifford Amherst and J H Penfound Oberlin Road. Mason is recovering from pneumonia. Mrs P G Miller attended the Akron funeral of Mr Kar.
A compact portrait of Karl Radek, longtime revolutionary and Izvestia editor, now in Mexico. The profile highlights his sharp wit, distinctive appearance, and history of anti regime activity, noting Russian leaders struggle to tolerate him.
Tailored slacks jackets of quilted satin or tweed and slippers with low built-up heels form the casual evening costume favored by sportswomen after skiing skating or tobogganing at northern resorts. This outfit is expected to appeal to country week enders all winter.
Mrs Mary Seekins of Oberlin road was taken to Cleveland Clinic on Saturday for an operation by Dr Crile for a goitre. Grange committee met Friday evening at Mrs C C Stricklers home. Mr and Mrs H J Hillier, Mrs Nettie Klady, and Claude Kiefer of Elyria visited their ill son at Mr and Mrs Lile Reisinger of Columbia Sunday.
Short items list gatherings and visits: Mr and Mrs Carl Fowl at D D Club oyster supper in Elyria. Zelda Schramm at St Pauls Young People League. Edwin Loser and C B Edwards guests of R L Walker. Joe Briggs, Phyllis and Willard Brown dinner guests of Merle Penfound. Marjorie Simms visits Brownhelm area. Fred Simms and Adelbert Johnston families visited. Charles Pickworth and Ada Sherburne visitors to Mrs K N Walker family in Pittsfield.
Mr and Mrs Fred Decker of Elyria and Miss Lydia Decker of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harler Wilson and daughter Ireta of Eaton visited her mother Mrs Anna Mason Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs D E Hales and family of Eaton. Mr and Mrs Walter Blaudet of Elsria called on Mr and Mrs O Ne Minnich Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Lester Drusendahl of Cleveland visited his parents Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl Sunday. Miss Betty Miller returned to Els7via High School Monday after being detained at home a week.
A practical guide to selecting flattering hairstyles by studying natural hair growth and face shape. It covers parting, curls, and length for round, high foreheads, youthful looks, and older appearances, with tips on pins, drying, and versatile styles for day and evening wear.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Hart of Cleveland called on their mother Mrs H J Hillier and husband Mr and Mrs John Miskow of Lorain and his brother called on her mother Mrs Minse Hostettler Sunday evening at the home of Mrs B O Pope
Jimmie Fidler profiles George Raft, recalling a New York upbringing in Hell's Kitchen where street brawls and petty theft were common. He notes Raft’s early ambition to become a dancer and contrasts environment with personal choice as he rose into Hollywood notoriety.
A teacher in a low income eighth grade faces frequent defiance from a minority of students while many peers imitate the lack of reverence. The article argues Western attitudes undermine respect for educators compared to Europe and the Orient, urging better parent teacher cooperation and understanding of each child's needs.
A guide states that gifting the bride is not expected from the boyfriend’s partner in this case. If asked about a gift, help choose it with the boyfriend paying and the card in his name only. Gift if invited, but not necessary for non-close relations. The maid of honor always precedes the bride in the procession. Flower girls may precede or enter between the maid of honor and the bride.
In a tale of crime and ambition, George Raft resists a racketeer’s offer to switch to a "G a day" scheme. He predicts the end of rackets and vows not to join the chair. The story ends with Raft's later success and a hint of the gang’s downfall.
The piece surveys tensions in show business families and stars. It notes Harry Bannister pressuring his ex wife Ann Harding for their child, lists stars who avoid interviews, studio chiefs relying on staff to meet charity quotas, and mothers of child stars. It also criticizes Bing Crosby's wealth and rigidity, Ronald Colman’s attitude, Dixie Lee’s marriage choices, and Crosby’s stance on his wife working.
A vintage craft note describes cutting simple flower and butterfly patches from scraps, adding dainty cutwork or applique for linens. Pattern 5780 features transfers and material lists, with instructions and illustrations, available for 10 cents via Chronicle-Telegram. Also included are a real estate sale notice for property in Lorain County, Ohio with appraised value and sale terms.
New York Day by Day notes sharp rift between players and critics over the state of legitimate theatre in New York. It argues reviews threaten long term health, cites plays like Tarovitch and On Your Toes as enduring, while others fade to Cain's warehouse. It comments on dancers Vernon Castle, Ernest Truex, Harry Evans, and social venues, noting New York’s love of crowds and cramped dining scenes.
The West 52nd Street block above Fifth Avenue mirrors the old dining rooms famed for ornate ceilings and chandeliers. Historians note a shift toward intimate, compact venues with similar decorative charm and a budding row of quaint canopied establishments.
He argues that studios would require her to imitate his style of singing and that Dixie performs this trick well. He notes the morie moguls offer $1259 a week, which he considers insufficient. To keep her content, he pays her an equal sum not to work.
A famous old camp chair bearing Lon Chaney printed on its back has returned to service. Once a sacred item of Universal Prep, it has been handed over to Lon Chaney Jr. and may be valued by the studio if he can match his father's acting legacy.
While en route to Universal, a Greta Garbo concert memory recalls her in disguise at the Hollywood Bowl. A fan recognized her, Garbo fled, two cameramen kept pace until she cried on a car running board and refused to pose, depriving them of a famous shot.
Maurice Barrymore is approached by a Lambs member who sells obscure champagne. The agent asks Barrymore to request his champagne in cities like Cleveland Cincinnati or Chicago. Barrymore agrees but wonders what happens if the venues already stock it.
Miss Phyllis Agate of Elyria is on the Publicity Committee for Oberlin College Women s League Symposium Women in Occupational Fields February 12 and 13. Eighteen Oberlin alumnae in eight states will speak advising undergraduates on fields and opportunities. About 200 Oberlin women, a quarter of the student body, assist with symposium arrangements. Miss Agate is daughter of Dr A R Agate of Elyria.
The saying asserts that pursuing self interest harms others, implying moral limits on self serving actions. It frames communal impact as a check on personal ambition and ethical behavior.
Public auction in Elyria Lorain County Ohio on February 13 1937 at 19 o clock for Sub-Lots 13 and 39 Kranz Addition forming parcel with 25 foot frontage on Ovderiin Avenue and 137.43 feet depth, as recorded in Lorain County Maps. Referred to in the Home Owners Loan Corporation v Ollie Metzger case in Court of Common Pleas.
Attorney J J Smythe gives notice for a probate matter spanning January 19 to February 9, listing Frank Wilford as administrator and Ernest Bober as respondent. The case titled Plain tif details estate proceedings and related parties in a formal legal notice.
Multiple notices from Lorain County Ohio courts announce actions in probate and common pleas matters. Samuel Deutsch seeks to set aside a real estate sale in Estate of Agnes Serfozo, with a March 20, 1937 deadline for response. Another notice schedules a public auction of property in Elyria tied to Original Township Lot No. 21, Beebe’s Subdivision, with January 27, 1937 sale date and minimum bid $2,560.90, attorneys listed.
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