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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1933

Page

3

Camden Baptists hold class party and church notices

The Young People's Class led by G. E. Twining held a party at the Mor gan home with games music devotionals and a business meeting for about 30 attendees. The Ladies' Aid Society met at the Baptist parsonage with 12 guests.

Camden Baptist Church Baptist Parsonage Ruth Franklin Glads Blackett F. A. Perkins Meade Buckley Wakeman Lena Gegenheimer Henrietta Arthur Gegenheimer Elyria Carrie Austin R. M. Ostreim Garvin Ohio Public Service G. A Brumby Ray William Brumby J. B. Kasinski O. T. Geist Erwin Grills Norwalk Ray Green Jennie Helling Jack Kelly Floyd Harley Emma Edmonds Carl Dudley Oberlin Eleanor Kagee Lathrop Electa Brumby Harry Hawk Forest Matcham Brighton Edna Holden Birmingham Iva Austin Will Opfer Ed Piggett Myrtle Anna Peassey Orrie Brownhelm Bridge Ezra Waugh Rollin Hoof Lorain Lucy Waterhouse Russell Bryde Gates Hills Elmer Sabin Pitffeld

Brighton Basketball Tripleheader Slated for Tuesday

Brighton hosts a trio of games on Tuesday evening January 17. The T. L. Girls face Elyria Business College Girls, Brighton Ex-His s takes on Elyria Business College Boys, and Brighton Welders meet Malolm Fords of LaGrange in a busy local basketball slate.

Brighton In. T. L Elyria Business Glieze

Brighton Farmers Institute to Convene January 20 21

The Brighton Farmers Institute meets in the Brighton borough auditorium Friday and Saturday January 20 and 21 with speakers Mrs Neal Wyatt Kyle of Somerset Ohio and Vernon E Crouse of North Lima. The program lists morning and afternoon sessions with musical groups 4 H demonstrations and addresses on various topics.

Farmers’ Institute Brighton Farmers’ Instiute Brighton Boor Neal Wyatt Kyle Somerset Vernon E. Crouse North Lima Arch Good Scouts Lawrence Brighton Norman H. E. Cobb Hie Mr. Cross Seminole Inniansky Thelma Barnes Olo Beethoven Joyce Merrill Gladys Burge Macquerette Hemphill Kyle Moore Sting Schmidt Betty Greene Harold Merrill Acel Mconald Crouse Zella Lee Woods

Sunday Guests and Local Meetings in Various Towns

Sunday visitors included Arthur Cowley Lester of North Eaton with E J Rousseau family and H E Cobb hosted Clyde guests. Wellington hosts F H McClellan and Dean McClellan with Alberta for dinner. Merrill home welcomed Paige Overlin and Earl Betts with Eva Searles and Harold Worcester. County extension group met in Elyria. Brighton Ladies Society meets January 18 at Mrs Clement Greene.

E. J. Rousseau Arthur Cowley Lester North Eaton H. E. Cobb Clyde, Co F. H. McClellan Dean McClellan Alberta Arthur McClellan Wellington S. E. Merrill G. A. Paige Overlin Earl Betts Eva Searles Camden Harold Worcester Elyria Esther Griggs Ruth Baird Etha Burge Ernest Leininger Harvey Merrill Lloyd Twining Brighton Ladies’ Society Brighton Methodist Church Clement Greene

Birmingham WCTU Holds Regular Meeting

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Birmingham met at Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber’s home for a bimonthly business gathering. Cards were read and readings presented by members. Attendees included Mrs. Jennie Mitchell Mrs. John Ladrash Mrs. G R Kuhlman Mrs. Mina Hunter Mrs. A J Joyce Mrs. Frank Fisher Mrs. Elizabeth Gerber and visitor Mrs. Lillie Siggens. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks.

Birmingham, CO Womens Christian Temperance Union of Birmingham Elizabeth Gerber Jennie Mitchell John Ladrach G. R. Kuhlman Mina Hunter A. J. Joyce Frank Fisher Lillie Siggens

Briefs from Elyria and Sandusky on Thursday

Mrs. Marion Bates traveled to Elyria for her mother in law's illness. George Avery was in Elyria on business. Harry G. Eanes and K. Avery were business visitors in Sandusky on Thursday.

Marion Bates Elyria Mr. Bates George Avery Harry G. Eanes Avery Sandusky

Ladies Aid Society Meeting Postponed By Sickness

The Birmingham Ladies Aid Society announces a meeting at the Birmingham church on Wednesday afternoon January 18. The regular January 4 session was postponed due to illness in the group.

Ladies Aid Society Birmingham Ladies Aid Society Birmingham

Basketball Event Draws Local Spectators at Collins

Local basketball fans attended the Thursday night game between the Birmingham Volunteer Firemen and the Collins Stacy-Coopers at Collins. Attendees included Miss Louise Avery Miss Katherine Jump Miss Doris Prince E R Prince Fredrick Gerber and Marian Harrison.

Collins Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Collins Stacey-Coopers D. Wasem Fenson Birmingham Firemen Rader Razem L. Wasem G .Escanee Kingsley Knott Total Stacey Coopers Feason Jarrett Crow C Serene Nwae Tillson Kettle G Louise Avery Katherine Jump Doris Prince E. R. Prince Fredrick Gerber Marian Harrison

Amherst Quarry Accident Injures Local Resident

Local resident William Hall suffered severe injuries at the Amherst quarries on Wednesday night. He sustained a broken leg in two places and serious ankle damage while at work.

Amherst William Hall

Oberlin County Health Board Demonstrations Announced

The County Board of Health sponsors two instructional meetings at East Oberlin church. The first on January 19 will cover Care of the Bed Patient with Nurse Paddock in charge. A February session will demonstrate Simple Home Treatment. Prof Lewis of Oberlin College speaks January 15 on Happenings of 1932.

Oberlin Road County Board of Health H. H. Edmonds Edmonds John Baumann Henry Baumann

Neighborhood Club elects officers at all day meeting

South Russia Neighborhood Club members hosted by Mrs. Frank Krueger Sr and Jr for an all day session. Twenty three attended as officers were chosen for the coming year: President Mrs. G I Hobbs Vice President Mrs F Brown Secretary Mrs Hall Treasurer Miss Mary Lewis. The next gathering is set for February at Mrs Black's home.

South Russia

Ridgeville Grange to stage play at church Friday

The Ridgeville Grange will present the Lyceum Course finale play Two Days to Marry at the church this Friday evening January 27. The January L C W committee plans a public steak dinner January 26 from six to seven. Mrs Ida Hastings of La Grange died suddenly Monday. Funeral was Thursday at the La Grange Methodist church.

Ridgeville Grange Lyceum Ida Hastings la Grange Munhbel Cleveland Ed Napp A. A. Saxton Dan Dudley Ford Hastings J. C. Davidson J. R. Worcester Frank Krueger Grange Oberlin

Penfield Bragg Walrath Wedding in New York

Miss Agnes Bragg of Nyack New York marries Philip A Walrath of Jefferson Wisconsin at the home of Mrs J E L Davis Fifth Avenue New York. Ceremony performed by Rev E R Dunbar. Bridal party includes Mrs Kenneth F Fox and Gladys Michel. After a wedding breakfast thirty six relatives and friends attend. The couple plans a honeymoon and then a Wisconsin home.

Kenneth F. Fox New York City Gladys Michel Robert Y. Walrath E. Springfield N. Y Wisconsin Niagara Falls Painesville Cleveland Penfield Indiana

January Meeting Summary Promised by Pp T A

The January meeting of the organization led by Pp T A was announced though details remain incomplete. Attendees and agenda items were not specified in the fragment.

Wellington PTA Reports 4 H Club and School Library Talk

The Wellington Parent Teachers Association met on Thursday evening January 12 with Mrs. W. Keasler presiding. Secretary Mrs. Fred Rollin read minutes and Mrs. Ralph Taylor delivered the treasurer’s report. The program featured the Junior Orchestra with Helen Louise Ward on piano, directed by Mr. Rowland Wellington. Edgar Jones recounted a trip to Columbus as 4 H Club president, praising hospitality and discussions at the banquet. Other items included solos by Martha Woods and Loren Taylor, a feature on “Material Found in Our Libraries” by Ellen Gustafson, and talks by Catherine Schultz Doris Babel Gaynelle Roach and Mrs. Howard Andrews on library promotion. E. L. Bailey of Elyria spoke on the Progressive Movement in Education. The meeting closed with the Junior orchestra’s “Some Pep.”

Parent Teachers Association W. &. Keasler Fred Rollin Ralph Taylor Helen Louise Ward Rowland Wellington Columbus Edgar Jones 4 H Club 4 H Martha Woods Loren Taylor Ellen Gustafson

Local College Student Returns After Injury

Lennert Wood will resume studies at Ashland College on Monday January 16 after breaking a bone in his foot during holiday basketball. Ray Bradley also suffered a right arm fracture while playing basketball on the local floor. Lucile Gregg holds a temporary layoff in the Colson Company office at Falls Clinic in Wellington and Elyria.

Lennert Wood Ashland College Ray Bradley Lucile Gregg Falls Clinic Wellington Colson Company Elyria

Miss Elizbeth Hulse Hosts Stop 14 Evening

On Wednesday evening Miss Elizbeth Hulse entertained a group of friends at her Stop 14 home. The gathering featured games and music with a late refreshment course. Guests included Ellene Croskey Florence Fatz Rebecca Rea Anna Haag Jean Friedenstien Helen Hanks Elsie Pippert Clyde Miller Richard Miller Walter Marlett Carl Haag Bob Taylor and George Pallas.

Lake Avenue Elizabeth Hulse Stop 14 Ellene Croskey Florence Fatz Rebecca Rea Anna Haag Jean Friedenstien Helen Hanks Elsie Pippert Clyde Miller Richard Miller Walter Marlett Carl Haag Bob Taylor George Pallas

Grange Officers Installed at North Elyria Meeting

North Elyria Grange held Thursday session with good attendance and installed officers led by Master Andrew Smith. Newly appointed officers include Overseer Frank Provasnik, Lecturer Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Steward Elmus Croskey, Treasurer Harry Shryock, Secretary Mrs. Arthur Neiding, and others. program omitted, meeting adjourned to January 26.

North Elyria Grange Andrew Smith Frank Provasnik Kenneth Smith O. M. Higgins Elmus Croskey Henry Bislich J. H. Hogan Harry Shryock Arthur Neiding Cerés

Surprising Graduation Party for Madge Croskey

Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Croskey entertained at their home in a surprise party honoring Madge Croskey's graduation from Elyria High School. Guests played bridge and five hundred with prizes, and a refreshment course was served. The gathering included Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss Anna Laux, Miss Frances Baetz, Stanley Miller, Elwood Leonard, and others from Lorain and nearby stops.

E. F. Croskey Madge Elyria High School Anna Laux Frances Baetz Stanley Miller Elwood Leonard Gertrude Smith Catherine Marlett Elmus Croskey Charles Leonard Orange Croskey Lorain Ethel Metzger West River Road Frances Wiggins Leland Croskey Carmen Richards Nelson Witt Amherst Stanley Mill Penfield Junction

Church Notes at Lake Avenues Community Church

Regular services are scheduled for Sunday morning at 10 45 with Sunday school at 9 30. The postings indicate standard worship times for the Lake Avenues Community Church.

Lake Avenues

Mrs Kitty Roberts Plans Denver Visit With Relatives

Mrs Kitty Roberts of Ver Milion spent Tuesday with her aunt Mrs Mary Collier. She left on Thursday for Denver Colorado where she expects to remain for several weeks at the home of her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Sterling Roberts. Mrs Mary Collier was a guest at the home of Miss Mary Riley on Wednesday.

Kitty Roberts Vermilion Mary Collier Roberts Denver Colorado Inlaw Sterling Roberts Mary Coller Mary Riley

Virtue Relative to Social Object and Human Good

The statement argues virtue varies with the social object guiding human action and defines the social object as the increase of human good, linking ethics to communal aims. It emphasizes that moral value depends on collective ends rather than individual sentiment.

Welfare Group Meets at Elyria Townline Home

Mrs. William Cook and Mrs. J. H. Delefield attended a Welfare Group meeting at the home of Mrs. George Fridenstine on North Moray Ridge Tuesday in Elyria Townline Road area.

Elyria Townline Road William Cook J. H. Delefield George Fridenstine North Moray Ridge

Evergreen Club Elects Officers At Lorain Meeting

Mrs. L. A. Ernst hosted the Evergreen Club gathering on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Schwartz presided as officers were elected: Schwartz president, Cook vice president, Bischoff secretary, Henes treasurer. Ten members and seven guests attended with refreshments served.

Evergreen Club M&t L. A. Ernst George Schwartz William Cook Elmer Bischoff Carl Henes Lorain Joe Coverdale Fred Coverdale Carl Hennes Amherst Carl Celefield Anna Peters George Kerns Valentine Cook

Mrs Nuhn Returns Home After Visit With Lorain Sister

Mrs Nuhn returns to her Lorain home after a several day visit with her sister Mrs J H Delefield and husband.

Mr. Nuhn Lorain J. H. Delefield

Visits by Cleveland Mathiases to Ernst Family

Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Mathias of Cleveland are visiting Mrs. Eliza beth Ernst and L. A. Ernst and family for a few days.

S. H. Mathias Cleveland Elizabeth Ernst L. A. Ernst

Man Attends M. E. Church Men's Club Meeting

E. C. Schubert attended a Thursday evening meeting of the Men's Club at the M. E. church in Elyria.

E. C. Schubert M. E. Church Elyria

Family attends church banquet and neighbors visit

Mr. and Mrs. BE Schubert and their son Oliver attended a banquet hosted by the King's Daughters class of the M E church on Friday evening. Lewis Spiegelberg and son Russell called on Mr. and Mrs. C J Smith of Edison Highway on Saturday.

BE. C. Schubert Oliver King’s Daughters M. E. Church Lewis Spiegelberg Russell C. J. Smith Edison Highway

Grange Wins Banner at Po mona Meeting

The Graf Grange received the largest attendance banner at Po mona meetings last Saturday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. Durkee, Elson Munn family, Ben Munn, Carlton Blaine, Tompkins, Fullmer, A. B. Martin, Leach, H. L. Tite, Percy Kohl, Louis Munn, Elton Hill, N. J. Hoskin, and Stanley Hoskin. State Grange resolutions from Springfield were read and discussed. Graf ton Grange orchestra provided music.

E. &. Durkee Elson Munn Eleanor Ben Munn Carlton Blaine de Tompkins Er Fullmer A. B. Martin John Leach H. L. Tite Percy Kohl Louis Munn Elton Hill N. J. Hoskin Stanley Ho

Baker Injured in Fall in Elyria

Charles Dawley slipped while loading his bakery truck in Elyria last week and broke his shoulder blade. He was treated at Elyria Clinic where the bone was set but did not maintain alignment, requiring an operation.

Elyria Charles Dawley

Leadership Training School Opens Classes Despite Absence

The first sessions of the Leadership Training School began last Monday with one member absent due to illness. Miss Hodder, an instructor, was not present but sent a substitute and classes proceeded as scheduled. Pupils are reportedly enthusiastic about the courses.

Leadership Training School Fllness

Every Member Canvass Scheduled With Pot-Luck Finale

The church holds its annual Every Member Canvass from Jan 10 to Jan 17 ending with a pot-luck supper at the church basement on Tuesday evening Jan 17 when reports will be given. Local clergy and families are mentioned along with visitors from Cleveland and Warren.

P. E. Kohl Cleveland Paul Bassett Edward Hillman John Splete W. F. Splete Oath Aryant Cook Misa Grace Cook Stella Dwire Albert Alexander E. A. Tite Farl Tite Marjorie Elaine Clyde Crowell Henry Elmer Hill Pierce E. E. Durkee Giar Ashland Clyde Barchard Berea W. C. Hill Pierces Clarence Cowley Grant and Willis E. M. Hathaway Ladies’ Aid Society Charles St

Families Visit Elyria and Akron as Illnesses Reported

Rev and Mrs 8 C Pierce and A A Dunnell with daughters Sure Myra and Ila Marie Savers visited Earl Squires family in Elyria Sunday. C C Blumen schenkel and three younger children went to Akron to hear a program by the Eagles for city orphans. Floyd Hawke sick with flu. Eleanor Hawke operated on for mastoid infection at Berea Community Hospital. condition still serious.

C. Pierce A. A. Dunnell Sure Myra Ila Marie Savers Earl Squires Elyria C. C. Blumenschenkel Akron The Eagles Floyd Hawke Eleanor Hawke Berea Community Hospital

Grange Meeting Reports Honor List and New Officers

Twenty nine members attended the Grange bi monthly meeting Tuesday evening. Carl ton Blaine announced committees including Membership and Lunch. A certificate for state honor was received and the attendance banner from Grafton was displayed. Four new officers were given obligation. a 20 minute program of fun followed the dispersed lecture hour.

The Grange Carlton Blaine John Geach N J. Hoskin Filmer Fulmer E. E. Durkee A. B. Martin Paul Lowe Benny Munn Carl Wright Charles Tompkins Erma Alexander James Parker ElDurkee Grafton Pomona F. R. Cousins

Lighthouse Nan To Be Staged By Lyceum Group

Eaton January 16 The Lyceum Group with Farmers Institute present Lighthouse Nan Saturday January 28. A Carolina coast tale centers on a lighthouse keeper and his granddaughter Nan with a mystery that ends in happiness. The cast includes John Endlow El son Munn Ned Blake Carl De Vore Ichabod Buzzer Robert Grills Sir Arthur Chumley-Choke Ralph Fullmer Injun Jim Carlton Blaine Nan Mrs Harley Haskins Moll Ichabod s wife the gentle antelope Mrs C C Brumenschenkel The Honorable Sarah Chumley Choke Miss Phoebe Lyon Hortense Erdlow Dorothy Decker.

Eaton Nan Lyceum Group Farmers’ Institute Carolina John Endlow Sea Coast Banking Company Elson Munn Ned Blake Carl de Vore Ichabod Buzzer Robert Grills Arthur Chumley-Choke Ralph Fullmer Injun Jim Carlton Blaine Harley Haskins Moll Ichabod C. C. Brumenschenkel Sarah Chumley-Choke Sir Arthur Phoebe Lyon Hortense Erdlow Dorothy Decker

Final Arrangements for Farmer's Institute Held

The executive committee met at president Ben Munn's home to finalize the Farmer's Institute plans. Mrs. Charles Lawrence and Mr. Crouse will lead talks on farm life, rural leadership, and community spirit, with Wayne Garland's Elyria orchestra providing music for the play night and Friday's program features.

Farmer’s Institute Ben Munn Charles Lawrence Grange Crouse Ohio Wayne Garland Elyria

Local Socials and Hospital News from La Grange Area

Mrs. Sarah Spicer from La Grange visits daughter in town. Philip Patterson in Wauseon hospital after a serious car crash that destroyed a sedan and a truck and claimed a life. Anna Balogh of Detroit road visits her parents. South Road Pedro Club hosts with Buck and Hennie winning first prizes. consols to Sampson Buck. Other locals seen visiting ill or in hospital and family gatherings noted.

Sarah Spicer la Grange Lee McClellan Robert Patterson Helen Traxler Harvey Traxler Wauseon Philip Patterson Anna Balogh Detroit Road Steve Balogh Kenneth Buck South Road Pedro Club Arthur Buck Ridgeville Ora Lysaght Elyria Bernard Cowley William Hennie Thomas Sampson Roy Churchward Columbia Dorothy

Community Visitors Poke Through Local Household News

Sister Ellen Fay and Irving Mohlers visited A B Pfeiffer at Kingsleys Corners Tuesday evening. Pfeiffer recovers from injuries after entangling in a tractor belt. Nyla Tompkins daughter of Malcolm and Mrs Tompkins has chicken pox. Lloyd Yosts family from Elyria spent Thursday with Mrs John Hahn. Edward Gedeon and Coleta from Cleveland visited F J Shuster Thursday. Edward Marriott from Avon Lake visited Irving Mohler Wednesday.

Ellen Fay Irving Mohler A. B. Pfeiffer Kingsley’s Corners Pfeiffer Nyla Tompkins Malcolm Tompkins Lloyd Yost Elyria John Hahn Edward Gedeon Coleta Cleveland F. J. Shuster Edward Marriott Avon Lake

Re elect Officers At Local Farm Bureau Meeting

The local farm bureau reelected officers during the January 11 annual meeting at the Durkee home. County Agent Hummell announced a Farm Machinery Clinic on January 17 at the town hall. A short program followed with music by Mrs. N J Hoskin and a playlet by Blaine and Tompkins boys. Donald Blaine won a word making contest from co operate. Twenty one guests attended and refreshments were served.

Farm Bureau E. E. Durkee N. J. Hoskin Columbus W. G. Caskey Hummell Blaine and Tompkins Donald Blaine Durkee Harriet Crowell Joseph Rumpler F. J. Shuster Christine Wenger George Phelps Elyria Township Dalton Blaine Charles Tompkins Etta Kline Grafton Chester Carpenter Birmingham Louis Nichols Nichols Pierce William Brenner Cleveland Elizabeth Guthman Oberlin

Swanker Funeral Attended by Erhart Family

Mr and Mrs Guy Jenne attended the funeral of their uncle Charles Swanker from his Bay Village Ohio home on Friday afternoon of the past week.

Swanker Erhart Guy Jenne Charles Swanker Bay Village

Accident On Gas Rig Claims Garrettsville Worker

Walter Diedrick suffered injuries in an accident while working on a gas rig in Garrettsville Ohio last Sunday afternoon. Reported to have multiple bruises with no definite update on his condition at this time.

Walter Diedrick Garrettsville

Social visits noted across Cleveland and Medina region

Residents from Bay Village Clifton Manor and Mallet Creek visited relatives in Medina Spencer Chippewa Lake and Homerville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dowdell Mr and Mrs Spieth Mr and Mrs Crofoot and families with children Joyce Shirley Rollin Margaret Jo Ann.

John Dowdell Bay Village Clifton Manor Cleveland B. B. Spieth Ivan Smith Joyce Shirley Dean Regal Spencer Elmer Regal Rollin

Visitors from Lakewood and Lak e join Brews family gathering

Mr and Mrs Prank Seatth and their niece Janet of Lakewood visit Mr and Mrs C J Brews and guests Misses Betty Constance Engle and others at the Jeane home on a Sunday evening last week.

Prank Seatth Saia C. J. Brews Janet Lake Betty Constance Engle Lakewood Guy Jeane

School Notes Postpones Monday Teachers Meeting

The usual Monday afternoon teachers meeting was not held due to insufficient business to justify a gathering. The regular meeting is postponed to next Monday and will be held as usual.

Grange Boys at Guilford Showdown in Seville Gym

Grange travel to Seville high school gym Friday to meet the Guilford Grange team in what promises a hard fought, well attended game. Team face large floor challenge after prior loss in Seville. seek strong turnout to boost performance and morale.

Guilford Seville Sharon

Visitors and Dinner Guests Round Medina Area Homes

A sequence of local visits as Miss Margaret Starr stays in Cygnet Ohio and relatives from Medina Cleveland Litchfield Abbyville and Belden gather for dinners and social calls at various homes. Names include Starr Morlock Dowdell Armbruster Spieth Henry Wagner Wise Kaufman Reutter Falconer Moehle Humm Smith and others.

Margaret Starr Cygnet Ohio Carl Starr George Starr Erwin Schmidt Audry and Isabell Medina Henry Morlock LaVerne Cleveland Morlock John Morlock John Dowdell Charles Wagner Robb Ivan Smith David Henry Luella Wise Belden Carl Kaufman Louisa April Albert Meyer Jerry Spice Aldis Gunkleman Abbyville Harry Morlock Lakewood Wilford Fries Frank Walter Litchfield Albert Spieth Orville Haury George Henry Marion Reutter Lucille Falconer Dan Moehle J. R. Mills Horace J. Humm Ethel Smith Lester

Montana elk harvest in Sun River district tallied by rangers

Forest Ranger Ben Martin and Deputy State Game Warden Bruce Neal report 550 elk and 98 deer were killed by 1,375 hunters in the Sun River district this season. Of the elk, 259 were bulls, 240 cows, and 51 calves.

Great Falls Mont Sun River District Ben Martin Bruce Neal

Skin health advice and blood health link discussed

The passage explains skin affections arise from lowered resistance and suggests boosting blood health by increasing red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve tissue vitality. It emphasizes the connection between blood purification and skin vitality.

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