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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1929
Page
2
A fifteenth to twenty minute daytime nap is presented as essential to beauty. Taken before or after a warm bath with facial care, it restores energy, counteracts fatigue, and promotes clear skin. Even busy women can schedule a short nap, with a ten minute nap cited by a famous actress as effective for renewed youthful appearance.
The article notes that early opinions regarded waltzes and quadrilles as shocking dance forms challenging social norms and propriety. It reflects on the era's reaction to new dances and the evolving acceptability in public gatherings.
Commercial printing firm offers printing of birth and wedding announcements, wedding invitations, calling cards, and all kinds of printing services through Wilmot Printing Co.
Pierre R. Smith handles stocks and bonds for Cities Service Co at 203 Ely Building, phone 2336.
Litchfield July Fourth celebrations drew crowds from Avon, Vermilion, Cleveland, Elyria and beyond. Rising hosted a town hall reunion with an Avon orchestra and sports while relatives from Illinois Indiana Michigan joined in. Numerous visits, dinners, picnics and a car giveaway at Gibbs Motor Co. highlighted a day of socializing and communal meals across many households.
Mrs Charley Dague attended the Society of the Church of Brethren on Wednesday. Mrs Sherman Kramer and children of Akron are visiting her parents, Ed Auble. A H Breyley of Litchfield was called to Clarence Wallington's by his father's illness. Ella Hine of Pawnee called on Charley Root. Rosie Marie Howe spent two days at Hill Brook Farm. Clifton Breyley of Akron visited home over the fourth. Edd Hyman and daughter from Cleveland were guests of Will Hyman. Will Aukerman visited Charles Henss in Reslevy. Clara Woods had a fall in the cellar injuring arm and side. Warren Bridges visiting brothers in Chicago and daughter Mrs Karl Weidrick. Millard Luller returned to Boston for work. Gladys Stuart returned to Homerville. Marylin Sheck, from Chatham with grandparents Will and Mrs. Baker, returned home. Mrs Norman Breyley of Seville is spending a few days here.
Since 1876 Dr Caldwell advocated a mild liquid laxative to relieve constipation. The syrup pepsin was marketed in 1892 and grew to be the world’s best selling liquid laxative, used by millions for headaches, biliousness, indigestion and more. Mothers purchase most for children, yet older adults also benefit.
A morning notice from Westeraas Sweden urged the public to keep off streets today between 11:39 and 12:39 while Margit 18t takes her driving exam. The warning, signed by Margit’s parents, appears alongside an unrelated note about Tahiti in 1769 and its vegetarian dogs.
Mrs Arthur Blarkweather hosted the Fidele club with sweet pea and rose decorations. Prizes awarded to Mrs A Starkweather and Mrs George Elbert. luncheon served. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited, attended missionary meetings, picnics, and family reunions across Elyria, Amherst, Brownhelm, and nearby towns.
The Rev. Henry Alford Porter of Charlottesville Virginia recently traveled 2000 miles between sermons. He preached the baccalaureate at Acadian University Wolfville Nova Scotia one Sunday and the following Sunday preached the baccalaureate at the University of Tennessee Knoxville.
A historical note states that American Indians were fond of building small menageries featuring birds and various pet animals, reflecting bringing creatures into ceremonial or daily life settings.
Cosmetics won t cover pimples and blackheads but daily Resmol Soap and Ointment clear blemishes. Continued use helps prevent them and gives the skin a delicate glow and softness. Free trial pack at Resmol, Dept.77 Balkreore Md.
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