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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
13
Dr North Crisman warns that as outdoor activity rises in spring, encounters with bees wasps hornets and spiders increase. While most bites are mild, multiple stings can cause vomiting fever and headaches. The black widow spider is described in detail with its red hourglass marking and distinctive size and color differences between female and male.
The black widow seeks dark locations like stables basements and attics. It weaves a coarse irregular web and is vicious toward nearby insects and humans. Bites cause rapid severe abdominal and leg pains, rigid abdomen, partial paralysis, vomiting fever slow pulse sweating and possible death. Stay cautious around unfamiliar insects and teach children to avoid probing unused buildings.
Cadiz Ohio reports political agents avoid city jobs amid current tensions. The brief notes a trend of shunning town employment as officials face unclear prospects and public scrutiny.
Discussion on summer makeup emphasizes yellowish rouge and lipstick to harmonize with tanned skin. Recommends vermillion for vivid tans, Nasturtium tones for blondes, terra cotta and russet for brunettes, and warns against overbaking or burning. Advises sun care: gradual tanning, protection, and hats for long sun exposure.
The reader asks if a permanent is safe with dandruff and dry hair. Advice suggests delaying permanent until improvement, scalp massage and olive oil to reduce dandruff, thorough washing with bland products, weekly tonic use, and a three to four week check before proceeding. If no improvement, proceed only with a reliable method and good ingredients, continuing treatment after the permanent until cured.
Cadiz officials including Mayor James Fogle convalesces from a near-stall illness. Day Policeman William died after a brief illness and Night Policeman Ralph Dickerson was seriously injured in a pursuit crash. Councilman Norman Morris narrowly escaped an automobile train collision that claimed his daughter Mrs. Paul Barber. The Polish army is cited as among the world’s strongest and most disciplined.
A mother walks with two children and fears their safety on crossing. The four year old Joan expresses jealous fear that the new baby could be “removed.” The article notes such feelings are normal and advises parents to prepare the older child and divide attention after the baby arrives.
Profile of Elizabeth Hawes of Vassar and Ridgewood who challenged Paris couture by staging her own show in Paris and now eyes Russia as a frontier for American fashion. The Soviet shift from peasant costumes to modern dress offers Hawes a chance to introduce cosmetics and expand her international design presence.
Gutta-percha and India-rubber are described as very similar materials with the key difference that gutta-percha is non elastic while India-rubber is elastic. The contrast highlights their distinct physical properties affecting suitability for various uses.
Oberlin Grange No 1003 met with light attendance. Ernest Parke announced a picnic date of July 19 at Cascade Park with full entertainment plans. Funds were pledged to cover expenses. A card party drew a large crowd last week. another is set for July 6 with coordinators in place. Several local residents made visits, trips, and social calls around Oberlin, Elyria, and surrounding areas.
July 2 Avon Royal Circle of the Methodist church will be entertained at the home of Mrs Olds on Wednesday. The item notes a church social and local community visits including a family reunion at Akron hosted by Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf and Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs B H Ryan.
Sunday visitors included Rev and Mrs Ryan at the Whites in Vincent with daughter Edith. The Wilson Jameson home hosted Mr and Mrs Jenkins and others. G Jenkins and B H Ryan also in Cleveland and Vincent for church events and a church play by the Methodist Young People's class.
A peculiar natural scene shows an opossum with her many young clinging along her back. Each joey remains secured by its tail to the mother’s lifting tail, staying attached as they move.
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