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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
19
An 19th century style primer describes the Cimex Lectularius, the bed bug, detailing its small size about one fifth of an inch, rusty brown color, and flat body. It notes its feeding on human blood, biting multiple spots, and its ability to travel hidden in baggage or clothing. The text warns of foul odor, long survival without food, and potential disease transmission, urging caution and awareness.
The article lists bed bugs as resisting pests with many enemies including cockroaches spiders and centipedes. It notes bites cause red swollen skin eruptions and describes various eradication methods such as cyanide gas fumigation sulphur heat and carbolic acid solutions. It emphasizes carbolic acid as the safest effective treatment.
This piece details the flea as a bloodsucking parasite on mammals and birds with hundreds of species. It notes its ability to bite through clothing, its irritating saliva, and its role in spreading bubonic plague by hitching rides on rats. It mentions its nimble leaps and persistent nature.
A hostess should call a friend to fill the slot when a guest cancels at the last minute. Courtesy requires a brief adequate excuse without detailed explanation, giving a definite reason.
The article profiles Paul A Walker chairman of the FCC Telephone Division about a planned survey of AT&T. It outlines his rise from a log cabin in Pennsylvania to law, state commission work, and Oklahoma National Guard service. The survey will examine AT&T phones, capital, structure, rates and dividends to inform consumer savings. A cooling salad pairing is suggested with beets on lettuce.
A mother disciplines Billy for touching a dusty screen by forcing him to wash his hands and put away toys. The text argues that using chores as punishment teaches children to view work as a penalty rather than responsibility.
The new NRA advisory board remains skeptical about private code hours and wages deals. The FTC will supervise voluntary arrangements but cannot shield companies from DOJ action. Industry seeks price agreements while labor doubts promises will be kept as divisions grow within federal agencies.
In Norwalk, a 96-year-old Civil War veteran, Samuel H. Rohnson, was robbed of his pension money moments after receiving it. A stick to the face marked the assault as the assailant struck and fled. Police launched an investigation into the early morning crime.
Directory lists churches and schedules across North Ridgeville Avon Penfield Junction LaPorte and surrounding towns. Includes Rev. Edward Young Rev John Koonts Rev Fro John Rhein Rev B H Ryan and others with Sunday School times and worship services for North Ridgeville congregations and nearby towns.
Sunday School lesson commentary discusses Moses as the first representative of God, his delivering of the Lord's words, the altar and twelve pillars, offerings, and the blood covenant, highlighting obedience, sacrifice, and preparation for receiving the tablets of stone where God’s law will be taught.
A sermon excerpt urges real faith and action, noting Moses and God’s presence on the mount while stressing personal responsibility and rising above youthful indulgence. It includes a reader letter urging balance between work and social life, recommending system and self control.
A guide to pre evening routines urging calm prep over frantic rush. It advises using a warm tub or shower to relax, stocking an evening bag with essentials, and performing beauty tasks such as cream and manicuring while bath water soothes. It notes men favor steadiness over whirlwinds and warns against constant hurry.
The article advises balancing social life with rest to avoid burnout. It warns against overdoing weekend events, urges moderate hosting and buffet lunches only after proper sleep, and recommends prioritizing key parties while simplifying preparations. Emphasizes lasting enjoyment over youth, and stresses planning to ease future outings.
Questions and discussion prompts cover Moses the leader and lawgiver with topics on covenants altars obedience and religion in national life. Includes a lesson prayer and a review of Williams Adams Brown Catholic and Protestant highlighting differences in faith and experience for lay readers.
Kipton July fifth notices Mrs. Guy Morgan hosts the Ladies Aid at her home. The Camden Baptist band, led by James Mearns, holds daily practices and a Friday downtown contest. Nearby residents Benched visitors include S. J. Davidson at Blauvelt’s Elyria home and L. W. Baker visiting Canton relatives. Numerous local house guests, trips to Sharon Pa and Nelson's Ledges, and a Johns family gathering are noted.
Head stays a couple of weeks with Dr. and Mrs Hagerman while the Buckleys host a family reunion at Wakeman. John Brown visits Lorain. Bernice Lewis visits Wigria at her aunt Gladys Berg’s home. Jim Buckley spends week with Berlin Heights grandparents. Laverne Betts visits Milan grandparents. Phillip Bohringer and family and Mrs Kuhn visit C D Bayless and J Davidson homes. John Duncan and others are noted in ongoing visits.
The Amherst region reports a flurry of Sunday and midweek visits. Kenneth Carpenter called on Mrs. George Campbell, while Mr. and Mrs. Barry Weber hosted in Oberlin. Jessie Chrysler and Norman Dawes of Sandusky visited Clayton Chrysler, with Wilma Chrysler staying for the week. William Baker of Detroit spent the weekend with his mother. Will Phillips and daughters Marybelle and Patty visited from Youngstown. C A Hach and family from Cleveland, along with J H Hach, were guests of Ernest Buchs in Henrietta for supper and evening. Bernice Lewis spent Sunday in Wakeman. Dorothy Ludlam plans a short stay in South Amherst, while John Weber and Elvira shoppers frequented area shops. Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Harold Davis visited Elvira. </S>
Clarksfield resident Gloria Garnett plans a three week vacation with her grandmother in Willowwick D. Mr and Mrs D B Smith spent Sunday with Wellington hosts. Burt family and Gardner and Sandusky connections share weekend visits. Alliances Kiel stayed at Hoffstatter home last week. A cement bridge on Farry road is completed and ready for public use. Gordon Byrer visited Kemp home near Tiffin Sunday. Betty Lou Merrill of Bellville visits grandparents Hugh and Mrs Merrill. Ted Wolfe family from Akron spent weekend with Bob Wolfe. Chit Knight and son of Avon visited A Knapp home. Retta Spurrier will soon go to Cleveland to see daughter Carrie Childs.
The bulk California Constitution, framed in 1875, now lists more than 75,000 words and is the largest and bulkiest in the United States according to Berkeley sources.
Two Sheriff sales published for July 27 1935 in Elyria Lorain County Ohio. Case 33370 First Savings and Loan Company v Sherman Wurst et al lists 60 Samuel Street Elyria with 0.1147 acres appraised at 1260.00 dollars and minimum bid two thirds. Case 39371 shows 68 Samuel Street Elyria with 0.1147 acres appraised at 1590.00 dollars and identical cash terms. Both ads note property boundaries and address the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio notices.
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