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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1936
Page
10
Poliomyelitis spreads by direct contact or via carriers and enters through the nose and throat. Experiments show nose cleansing increases susceptibility while alum on membranes raises resistance. Diagnosis before paralysis is nearly impossible and requires spinal fluid analysis. early recognition allows convalescent serum to often arrest the disease and prevent paralysis.
The article outlines early poliomyelitis with sudden fever nausea irritability and headache followed by brain signs. It notes tender skin muscles shooting pains stiff neck and weakness developing over days. Paralysis often begins in shoulder outer muscles and may affect face and chest, with full limb involvement varying.
After the first week or ten days the condition lies dormant for weeks then recovery begins with progressive improvement over six months to a year. Paralysis at one year is likely permanent though improvement may continue. Early convalescent serum and spine X ray treatments show some benefit. Braces prevent contractures while convalescence is pursued. Electricity is not beneficial and active exercises start once spontaneous improvement begins.
Theodora Daniels of Ashland became Mrs Eben Schade and Marian Daniels of Ruggles married Glen Miller of New London at the Daniels home with Rev R J Norris officiating. The ceremony featured wire flannel suits and organza blouses, followed by a breakfast for 35. Post wedding, Eben Schade works at Ashland Electroplate. Miller taught in Hayenville before wed. The couple plan to reside in Ashland after a Canada trip.
A profile sketches Mile. Liszkowska as a savvy art dealer who bridges American artists and Paris collectors, swapping fame for profits. It notes Martin Baer as a rising American painter and cites Liszkowska’s earlier sales to Edouard Herriot and Alpert Sarraut, plus her role in introducing artists like Stella and Kisling to the French scene.
Twenty four members attended the weekly Rotary Club luncheon on Monday. The band concert committee reported success and promised continued musicales through the summer. President T. H. Smith announced no changes in committee appointments this year. After the business session, Miss Hester McClaflin of Norwalk spoke on Recreational Programs.
The Hearson family held their fourth annual reunion on Sunday July 19 at Meadow Brook Park near Bascom. Forty two members attended and enjoyed a satisfactory dinner.
Jacqueline Hunt Hen urges brief pampering for hair and hands with simple daily routines. Emphasizes gentle washing, thorough scrubbing, cuticle care, rich creams, and nightly massages to keep skin and scalp nourished, conditioned and pleasantly scented.
The piece analyzes how Democrats Republicans and Townsendites respond to the social security act amid campaigns and protests. It notes Lemke and Coughlin provoke distinct reactions and predicts continued pressure on Roosevelt. It mentions Townsend, Lemke, and Coughlin factions, the potential party split, indictments, and legal probes, plus a note on Home Owners' Loan Corporation loan liquidation.
In the San Francisco house confrontation, Wu arrives and shoots to save his honor after Lee Wong is slain. Egypt and Scott assist, one killer dead, the other captured, and Wu reveals the hidden cowhide bag containing the jewels. The case closes with justice for all.
A business session re-elected officers G. H. Hearson as president R Hearson as vice president and E Hearson as secretary treasurer. The group voted to return to the same park next year at the same time.
Readers urged to address mail correctly to avoid thousands of undeliverable pieces each year. Emphasizes full names street addresses and state names in full to prevent misdelivery. A separate note recalls burglars who looted a warehouse and released bees, delaying investigation until Sacramento could provide bee handling gear.
The Home Owners Loan Corporation remains a key stabilizer of real estate, offering 5 percent 15 year mortgages and taking over foreclosed properties for repair sale or rent. The agency, once an emergency body, stays semi permanent with office expansion in Washington and financing through mortgage interest minus debt service. Foreclosures rise requiring broader staff for property management."}
In Cleveland on July 25 a formal English garden was set up in the Automotive Building NE wing for the Chrysler Corporation display. Landscape designer Thomas L. Berry, famed for Detroit Flower Show work, created the outdoor backdrop to showcase Chrysler products across divisions. A staff of gardeners led by F. C. Shoemaker will maintain freshness with nightly sprayings and periodic replanting through summer.
Record first half 1986 Chevrolet motor truck sales totaled 119,294 units, beating 1929’s prior peak of 102,321. WE Fish, manager of the commercial car department, notes a countrywide upswing with all nine regions posting gains led by the Eastern region at 62.9 percent.
Real estate transfers listed include Arthur L. Horn and others selling on King Avenue Lorain to Clos sian P. Stocker. Lorain Bankies Company selling to Frank J. Sullivan et al on E Street Lorain. John T. Kudrin et al selling to Toney Yakovich on East 2th Street Lorain. Eastern Height Land Company selling to L. P. Kelser on Stanford Avenue Elyria. Wilson Properties Company selling to J. W. Smith et al on Lot 227 Heman Ely's Original Plat Elyria. Walter Smith selling to Catherine.
Public demand for color drives added choices to the V-8 Lincoln Zephyr line. Three new shades Meadow Green Royal maroon and Zephyr blue join black Royal blue Car diff green Stonington gray and gunmetal gray for a total of eight standard colors. Lincoln Zephyr craftsmanship is highlighted by finish detail.
Oldsmobile retail sales in the first ten days of July reached 5 545 units, a gain of over 40 percent from the same period last year. From January 1 to July 10, dealers sold 116 784 new Oldsmobiles, up 29 percent year over year. Production is at a record pace, with plants running around the clock for the tenth straight month at capacity.
Frances Reifer of Oshkosh Wisconsin captured first prize in a Pontiac Motor Company National Economy Contest among 10 400 contestants. The average fuel mileage across all entrants was 23.8 miles per gallon, just one tenth of a mile shy of the 23.9 mpg record set by a Pontiac in the Gilmore Economy Run from Los Angeles to Yosemite Valley.
Smith sells West Bath property to Rus along with Joby J. Arbaugh et al. On West 28th Street Lorain Frank Wilkinsky and others transfer property to Paul ina Glab on Dallas Avenue Lorain.
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