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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
13
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains sunstroke links to heat and dehydration. Sun exposure need not be direct, with symptoms like headache dizziness and nausea after days at the beach or pool. Emphasizes drinking water, noting losses of two to three gallons under heavy labor and even a half pint per hour while resting on a beach.
Advice on avoiding sunstroke by drinking water not ice water, bathing to keep skin cool, and using breeze from open windows. Notes humidity from rain or near large water bodies raises risk, with August New York a historic death toll. Describes symptoms from fatigue to convulsions and unconsciousness and urges light clothing and avoiding heavy meals.
Symptoms include dizziness head ache weakness and sick stomach with possible instantaneous death. Move victim to shade and provide a breeze with a newspaper coat or fan. Remove clothing sponge with cold water place cold packs on the head give water if able. Smelling salts may help revive. Seek a doctor quickly to prevent permanent brain or nervous damage.
Mrs. Orla Coven and daughter Mrs. Franklin Simonson and Mr and Mrs Iva Kiplinger from Kip Guests attended a birthday observance Tuesday evening at the Ries home. The Methodist church event featured a church mine and Mr Steve Gor as host. Relatives from Mansfield joined in the afternoon activities at the Portman residence. Rev and Mrs Brugh of Tiffin were dinner guests.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt pushes a new Democratic platform with influence from Women’s Division head Mrs Caroline O Day. O Day, New York congresswoman at large, champions social security child labor neutrality and civil service merit while shaping policy with Roosevelt ally Mrs Fransin Dyell.
Various households hosted visitors and guests on June 28 including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bauman, Mrs. Louise Emerick, A. R. i. amda, Warren, and many others from Elyria Norwalk Lorain and Oberlin. A feature on summer eye care offers tips on lash grooming and makeup with practical devices and shades for hot days.
Lola Brewster returns to shanty life after high school amid her mother's illness. She joins a small orchestra as a singer, marries Chase Wiley to avoid trouble, and battles fear and coercion as he demands control. A dangerous night chase ends with Lola hospitalized and Chase declaring she no longer his wife. Jerry’s letters reveal his continuing love.
The Litchfield Benevolent Society held a Thursday afternoon meeting in the church annex at 2:50. The North division hosted and presented two plays, including a missionary piece. Members are asked to bring mite boxes. refreshments were served. A birthday party at the Hastings home honored Mrs. Stepnan, David Brventon, Barbara and Poyliss Hastings.
The article explores broad public aid for agriculture versus other groups, noting the universal trend of assistance across nations and industries. It questions fairness, potential consequences, and the political power of aid-seeking groups as society grows more interconnected and dependent on all sectors.
A mother scolds Billy for getting wet and a neighbor disciplines Sally over drinks. The piece argues hot weather drives water play and suggests safe outlets such as bath tub boats and bubble play to teach children when water play is appropriate.
Neighbors and friends of Mr and Mrs Dorr Twaddle recently married gathered at the Twaddle home Wednesday evening for a miscellaneous gift shower. The gathering featured socializing, card games, and a light buffet with tea and cake served later in the evening.
Miss Margaret Matthews and Dr W Hendren Gordon wed in Fairfax Virginia on June 18. Gordon serves in the U S Public Health Service in Washington D C and is a Virginia Tulane Medical College graduate. Mrs Gordon is niece of Saintine Alles Bingham librarian and soprano. They reside at 3101 South Street Arlington Virginia. Miss Jeanelle Walker longtime New London resident died at Akron Home for the Aged aged about 80. She was the village’s first telephone operator and later worked at C E Ward Company. Burial took place in Akron Ohio.
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