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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
5
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains fly development from pupa to adult and why prevention matters. Keep manure covered or on a water moat, make a DIY fly paper from castor oil and resin, and maintain clean, covered food and bottles for babies. Reduce openings and darken rooms during peak season to curb next year’s fly crop.
A reader describes a sharp morning knee pain likely from a cartilage fragment or nerve slip, with temporary relief on straightening the leg and potential cartilage removal if severe. Another reader reports a long standing lip patch or blister discharging milky fluid, suggesting skin cancer or a tubercular ulcer needing specialist exam and possible radiation therapy.
Vienna reports cafe Pucher to close its doors ending a long serving institution for the old nobility. The note recalls four jets and memory of the former empire as the cafe fades. Air conditioned railroad cars grew from 648 in 1933 to 2500 by 1934 end, with about 2,000 more added since then.
A compact guide on facial masks to tone and refresh the skin during hot weather. It covers strawberry masks for events and antiseptic rejuvenating cream routines. Step by step cleansing, applying, and rinsing to reveal a glowing complexion, with cautions about burning sensations and timing.
Reader questions on hair thinning eyelid lines and eyelash curling. guidance advises medical check for bald spots, scalp care, olive oil massage, weekly washes, scalp tonics, and eyelid cream for lines. Lash care suggests nightly brushing, curlers, mascara, and petroleum jelly or lash grower for growth.
In the St James Evening Post on June 11 1734 Thomas Gamble of London offered for sale artificial eyes exactly like the natural. This earliest reference marks the start of artificial eye advertising and historical patent mentions.
Tommy Drew follows a lead to Hong Kong seeking C Marshall, a rumored scientist linked to Copernicus Marshall. He and journalist Jerry Mitchell approach a villa on an island, meeting a wrinkled, polished man posing as C Marshall who hints at a hidden truth. The real Marshall remains elusive as suspicions grow.
Mrs Jessie Beckmeyer Mrs Edwin Howe and children and Mrs Glen Beckmeyer visited LaGrange on Thursday and attended a party hosted by Mrs Joe Bickel in honor of Jessie Caroline Howe's birthday. Miss Mildred and Evelyn Kubach were Cleveland visitors Thursday. Mrs Clarence Opperman and sons Earl Kubach Lynford and Richard West plus Mrs John Pfurr Mrs Albert Baird and Miss Lucile Pfurr were in Medina on Thursday.
Edwin, nine, is slow to wash and his mother scolds, pressing for better self care. The piece urges patient training with repeated rinses until the child learns to wash properly. Mrs Goward promotes a leaflets titled When Your Child Is Afraid, available by stamped self address envelope.
Grace Kleinhans wed Anna M Smith in Penfield on June 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs F Kleinhans. The ceremony featured friends Mary Underhill and Marian Sponseller, with Dr H J Powell and Rev John J Mc Alpine officiating. Grace wore white Mousseline de Soie with orange blossoms. no attendants. The couple will reside in a newly furnished home on Church Street in LaGrange after a Kentucky Tennessee trip.
Areadjustments in family life as grown children return home from school. Parents feel strained by children’s independence and social habits, while teens resist household rules. A reader asks how to balance finances and expectations to avoid hurting feelings. Dorothea.
The article portraits Captain Bob Bartlett a Peary North Pole veteran who sails the Effie M Morrisey toward Disko Island Greenland. It notes his love of the sea, his twelve shipwrecks, four ice crushings, and his books including Sails Over Ice, with humor about his adventures and independence.
Use the standard half pint measuring cup for all measurements of fruit and sugar. In absence of the standard cup, measure both fruit and sugar in the same cup as much as possible to preserve consistent quantity.
A Vermilion area family reunion featured instrumental music, songs, recitations, and anecdotes of grandparents Alvin and Nancy Minkler. Miss Alice Keighley gave a history, flowers decorated the home, and attendees included Lipps, Lippus, Keighley, Coultrip, Andrews, Patton, Minkler, and Steward families from nearby towns.
Reno dispatch outlines state effort to enforce liquor taxation with inspector William Klaus visiting a beer dispenser to verify importer licensing. The exchange highlights compliance gaps between selling state stamps and required licenses as authorities pursue stricter rules.
The letter urges a parent to reveal the family’s financial status to their daughter and to prepare for her post graduation job hunt. It stresses that specialized training may be needed and argues that responsible young women seek independence through work rather than reliance on parental support. The writer condemns withholding financial reality and encourages earning self-sufficiency.
A note on improving breakfast drinks suggests adding a dash of juice to flat fruit juice for zest. It also advises against brewing coffee in a stale pot, recommending separate washing with hot water and occasional pot airing after washing.
A dealer conversation notes a new kind of Sante Claus and urges either sending back or securing an importer’s license. Industrial production in Great Britain rises 12.8 percent from 1990 levels, signaling a strong economic uptick.
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