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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1936
Page
16
Early walking usually starts around the twelfth to fourteenth month with variation by surroundings and temperament. Delays may stem from timidness, malnutrition, or illness. a doctor should be consulted if delays persist to check for bone, muscle, nerve, or mental issues. Baby walkers are unnecessary and can be harmful. allow free limb use and avoid pressuring a child who is not ready.
The article discusses bowlegs in babies as often caused by muscle pull on bones rather than bone deformity. It notes weight, fat, and diet influence leg shape, with arguments that some children outgrow bowlegs while others may require braces or dietary changes for correction.
The text discusses braces for weak muscles and bones, adjustments like padded splints, and occasional surgery. It notes nutrition must be adequate for recovery, then explores causes of delayed walking such as balance issues from inner ear or eye problems and developmental variations in infants.
A storm dampened Oberlin Road festivities with few attendees and fireworks postponed to Thursday night on Arthur McRoberts farm. East Oberlin Community and Pittsfield Farmers Union held separate displays. Farm Woman's Club picnic set for Cascade Park on Wednesday July 15, regular meeting moved. Local social notes include gatherings at Soliday and Krueger homes with Amherst visitors and relatives.
The Morgan family, led by TALBOT LAKE R. J. P. MORGAN, dislikes press intrusion yet yields to it. He battles neuritis on a private train, gardens at his English village, and pursues banking in private fashion. His Morgan Library in New York houses priceless manuscripts and ninth century gospels while he muses on Keats.
Brooks and Harvest Brooks visit Great Lakes Exposition with friends in Lorain. Detroit visitor Gevorge McRoberts to spend weekend with Kling family. Kath erine Klingprough and Lorain party visit Frank Krueger home. Cedar Point gathering. Hutchinsons and Marcelina Dunn spend weekend with S. Hutchinson family. Brief notes list numerous local visits and invitations including Garden Festival invite for Wellington Junior Kings Daughters.
Rev and Mrs Marshall Bickford with Miss Donna Stinchcomb and Flora bel Snell will leave Sunday afternoon for a ten day Baptist Summer Assembly at Dennison University Granville Ohio. Proceeds of last Saturday’s ice cream social will defray attendee expenses. A caravan from the Columbia Baptist church will depart Sunday July 28. Local baseball notes list Columbia teams splitting schedules with St Adelbert's Berea and Grafton Methodist elsewhere in the week.
Modern women seek pedicures and foot care as a revival of ancient beauty practices from Greece Rome Persia and Egypt. The article outlines a step by step medi cure style manicure and pedicure with tools lotions polishes and oils, detailing nail shaping cuticle work cleansing and finishing touches for glossy toes and feet.
In a 1939 adventure, Egypt and Apex Safety confront international thieves targeting $3 million in jewels aboard the City of Shanghai. A dapper hijacker follows a San Francisco transit, while Lt Carewe and detective Egypt press a taxi chase and hotel lead, with danger looming as the plot thickens.
Local sports note invites Eaton Juniors to play again Thursday night after a tie in last Thursday’s visit. The item reflects community games and nearby family engagements during summer.
Four men were arrested in a Wheeling hotel after authorities found each carrying a rubber band slingshot. They admitted using them from their window for amusement, sparking a string of broken windows and injuries to shoppers. The report also notes that women prisoners generally have lower mortality in jails than men.
MINNEAPOLIS Minn No one could deny that U S Commissioner Howard Abbott is a persistent man On 12 errands since 1935 he has read through the thick filing at the Cedar Lake office detailing the M and St L foreclosure sale The repeated bid call ends in silence with Abbott hoping sale No 13 on August 21 will bring bids and save the railway
In Fort St John British Columbia a man nicknamed the death dodger boasts three near misses in twelve months. He escaped a falling log impact bruising his shoulder, survived a rifle discharge, and suffered dental damage when a loosened log struck him near a log shack.
Mrs F J Krill recalled a three year old robbery when she saw two men she recognized as the bandits who had held up her husband. Police responded to an emergency but the suspects escaped. The report underscores vigilance and the pursuit of good amid peril.
Wellington and surrounding residents attend the Morgan-Dirlam Post American Legion picnic at Lakeview Park Lorain. Forty members and their families join softball games, basket picnics, races, and evening entertainments. Local reunions, church visits, and social events feature in the day’s wrap, with community members listed among attendees.
In Barker Street home Mrs. Farnsworth celebrated her son Junior Farnsworths twelfth birthday with neighborhood children. Games and contests followed by refreshments provided a cheerful afternoon at the Farnsworth residence.
Huntsville Texas exconvict Doupe hopes for clemency on June 24 citing a string of bad luck on that date. The record shows robberies illegal entry jail breaks arrests and sentence outcomes from 1932 to 1936 linked to June 24. A WWII veteran aviator with decorations, Doupe has a history of dramatic incidents on the date.
Two carnival escapees named Kolly and Mickey fled from the grounds, swam a river, and climbed a downtown tree, triggering the city’s worst traffic jam of the year as crowds blocked streets for almost two hours.
San Jose civic group the Junior Chamber of Commerce offered a 250 dollar prize for ideas to improve house and grounds appearances. Mrs Ernest J Jayet contributed a 971 dollar offer toward the effort.
The Chronicle Telegram advertises patterns for a swagger jacket and skirt with crochet and yarn techniques. Patterns 353 5653 and 93 provide complete instructions, sizes 16 18 and 38 40, with material lists and stitch details. Price 10 cents per pattern. order by mail with name address and pattern number.
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