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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1936
Page
11
The article explains two main brain injury types from violence and disease, focusing on concussions. It describes concussion as a head blow without skull fracture, causing brain vibration and temporary unconsciousness or dizziness, noting the brain’s float within the skull and dangerous potential outcomes.
A doctor warns that a minor head jarring can lead to delayed brain damage and death after sports concussions. He urges bed rest and full precaution after any concussion, citing cases of players who recover then deteriorate. The physician recalls a surgeon who hospitalized his own son for two extra weeks to prevent further injury.
A medical description outlines concussion progression from initial confusion, pallor, and weak pulse to later feverish symptoms, irritability, and potential delirium. Recovery is gradual with no memory of the event, while questions to Dr Chrisman are invited for general guidance in his column. The final note mentions the first Jewish usurer appearing on the English stage amid a Jewish absence in England.
Giovanni Martinelli marks twenty five years at the Metropolitan as Edward Johnson leads a modern era. The veteran tenor, famed for global stages, adapts to Johnsonized changes while younger stars rise and memories of Caruso and others fade. Martinelli’s life includes forty ocean voyages, three children, and a singular goal to sing Tristan.
A reader asks about monograms on personal envelopes with the answer that monograms appear on writing paper only and not on envelopes. Other Qs discuss inviting a date inside, reasons for not doing so, and proper salt and pepper use at formal meals with guidance to season food as served and remove salt when appropriate.
Monthly business session of General Ladies' Vid society of Moon Church took place January 2 at Mrs Frankie Bione’s home. President Mrs John Warnish led the meeting with prayers and routine business. Plans were made for a church entertainment later in January. several members attended as hosts and helpers.
Bleached or dyed hair needs constant care as new growth appears. Retouch every two weeks to avoid demarcation and brassy tones, using precise methods and tools, with salon help for dyed hair to ensure proper softening and uniform color.
New London Ohio, January 7. The adjourned session of the city council opened with Mayor D M Hotchkiss presiding. All council members were present except one. The meeting reviewed the installation of new city officers and a brief business session including appointments.
On a squalid river row a Christmas Eve unfolds with Luke Conners testing the tavern crowd while Big Adam, an evangelist father, hunts for his missing son Dan who has fallen into trouble at Luke’s bar. Nightingale Roche seeks quiet love with Vincent Roche as police close in on Dan. Dora Adams helps hold the family together as tension builds over Dan’s fate and Big Adam’s vow to confront him at Luke Conners’ place.
In a special session the New London council swore in C A Blackman as mayor and approved his cabinet. New treasurer FLA H Cunningham and six council members took oaths, with Tubbs named council president. Committees were set, light concerns to be addressed promptly as the city awaits a settlement. Deputy Marshal M H Rhoads sworn in. street levy set at 35 cents hourly for 143 monthly hours. street commissioner appointment approved with no salary.
Past Worthy Master Dewey McMillan of New London Grange installed officers of both Granges with a skilled staff. Officers named include Lewis Herman and Donald Brswell as Worthy Masters and Ed win Franklin as Overseer among others. The meeting featured a recess, brief business, and an excellent pot luck dinner.
A mother calmly addresses her eight year old son Tom who sulks over small chores. She reveals she had laid out clothes, prepared breakfast, and fetched items he needed, highlighting mutual responsibility and a gentle firmness that helps him see his own role in daily tasks.
The first 1926 meeting of the Community Farm Women’s Club drew twenty two members on Thursday. The session focused on planning a bake sale and featured a New Year variety program with readings music and papers. A potluck lunch followed.
Washington dispatch reports the New Deal Consumers' Council found women sit too much causing hips to spread by one and a half inches and urged dressmakers to use more cloth. It also notes women wear little underwear and that dress sizes vary widely, criticizing guesswork in sizing and calling some dresses "stubby stout."
Guests gathered at the Rochester road residence of Mr Forest Bartlett for a January hostess event. Attendees included local residents as part of a social gathering highlighting community connections and hospitality.
Former Mayor J. M. Hotchkiss hosted a 6:00 PM dinner at Joins Restaurant for outgoing council members and incoming officers before the installation ceremonies. Attendees included Fitch, Peck, Hibbard, Messenger, Fetterman, Hotchkiss, Bruce, Palmer, Blackman, Nelson, Golding, and Campbell.
J W Nelson Registrar reports 1953 births and deaths by township New London Village 3 births 36 deaths New London Township 8 births 1 death Clarksfield Township 5 births 12 deaths per district totals for year 1953 in New London area
The new council introduced a change on Thursday evening allowing reporters to sit inside the rail instead of outside. Mayor C. A. Blackman installed a large table for the press facing the council table and assured journalists they would be welcome at all times.
President Roosevelt asked the Senate on Monday to confirm Joseph B. Keenan of Ohio as assistant to the attorney general and Brien McMahon of Connecticut and James W. Morris of Florida for the same post. He also sought confirmation for Galen W. Bell of California as assistant solicitor general and announced new postmaster nominees including East Columbus Ohio William A. Cassady Ravenna Ohio Carl H. Caris.
The note discusses Edgar Allan Poe as originator of the detective story and the realistic method, highlighting his claims to creating the science imagination tale and psychical narrative, framing his influence on genre development.
An Ohio physician promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle vegetable laxative and detoxifier to clear impurities, improve complexion, and restore buoyancy. Advertises olive colored tablets priced 15c 30c and 60c.
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