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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1935
Page
3
Dr Claud North Chrisman outlines how beef tapeworms originate from undercooked meat and contaminated foods. He details the worm's head and segment structure, life cycle through cattle to humans, common symptoms, and the difficulty of detection beyond finding segments in stools.
Historical text lists lime withdrawing agents and plant extracts such as pomegranate root bark thymol oleoresin of male fern oil of eucalyptus turpentine ether chloroform and pumpkin seeds as methods to paralyze or expel a worm. The procedure starts with bowel cleansing then staged dosing to loosen the worm before flushing it out under physician supervision.
Tekamah Nebraska residents recount Fremont Old Monte Haswell known as the Hermit of the Platte who lives near the Missouri River. He has spent 69 years on a homestead started by his father in 1866 with only chickens and cats for companions.
The text notes a shift from 7 percent of the population directly employed in agriculture a century ago to about 20 percent today, indicating a rise in agricultural employment relative to the past. It contrasts historical and current labor patterns and implies changing economic structures.
A mother describes her son Joseph as restless and daydreaming yet argues praise and gentle guidance encourage habits. The piece emphasizes recognizing small progress, offering warm approval, and using praise wisely to teach desirable behavior in children.
Profile recalls Major General George E. Leach a Caterpillar Club member who survived a blaze over Tuckanyon Springs Arizona after parachute descent. It notes his career as Minneapolis mayor Militia Bureau chief War Department and Olympic ski team manager and mentions his World War I honors and decorations DSC and DSM.
Hythe, England, has received historic documents dating over 300 years from Viscount Wakefield, with the town seal attached.
A guide promotes daily brushing to regulate scalp oil, stimulate circulation, and train tiny hairs to stay in place. It details brushing motions from the nape upward and downward, tips for the hairline, and maintenance like wiping bristles and washing the brush daily.
A reader asks about lifelong dry scaly skin and a doctor’s earlier advice. Advice urges physician recheck to rule out disease, possible glandular or illness causes, and suggests a softening cream or lanolin, with dietary health guidance. Another reader asks about oily hair and dandruff. guidance recommends sulfur ointment, weekly treatments, tincture of green soap shampoo, regular brushing, tonics per label, and a hairstyle described for a flattering, high maintenance look with curls and invisible pins.
About 50 people from Wellmeaton and travelers from Washington D C, Pennsylvania, and Chicago attended the third annual chicken dinner at Wellington Fair Grounds hosted by St Patrick’s Parish. Mrs Thomas Callely led the event served from noon to dark.
Linda Marshall, an American flyer presumed lost over the Pacific, arrives at Crab Island seeking her uncle Copernicus Marshall and a hidden plant formula. Boss Flane seizes control, detains Linda and her uncle, and uses coercion to force disclosure while plotting to steal the formula. Linda awakens to find herself imprisoned as Flane’s plan unfolds.
Charley Mathas was the guest of honor at a Saturday evening birthday gathering hosted by his children and grandchildren in South Amherst. Attendees from area families included Charley Nickel, Donald Rumsey, Ellis Jumout, Harmon Mathas, Justuse Mathas, Martin Mathas, and others. A picnic supper followed by social time marked the celebration.
Edward Brucker and family of Telegraph road along with Mr and Mrs Dewey Fackler and son of Elyria joined Mr and Mrs Ed Schwiteke and family and others from Amherst for a visit. The Volunteer Firemen held a late week meeting at the fire station where routine business was transacted. Fire Chief Bates of Elyria attended and gave an interesting talk.
The Ladies' Aid Society plans a regular meeting in the Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired as important business will be transacted.
Avon hosts a large gathering from Cleveland and nearby towns for Mrs. Frank Smith birthday. Guests include Walter Herbert and families, Pinkertons, Fergus and Murdock clans, Malone sisters, Stagg and Stage couples, Forthofer children, Reid family, and many others from Elyria, Dudley, Watertown, Lorain, Wakeman, and Avon Lake. Several groups are visiting lakes and camping at Devil's Lake, Michigan, with additional hops to Cleveland and Lorain locations.
The Open Forum Democratic League of Colored voters will officially launch their campaign Thursday August 1st at 8 p m at Thompson's Hall Oberlin road. Business of importance to every colored voter will be discussed.
John Pais, longtime Shell attendant, has leased the Broad and East River station from Shell Petroleum. He will run the site with help from Dave Robertson. In St. Louis, wiremen from the Public Service Co. accompany a three giraffes shipment to the zoo to prevent neck entanglement with trolley wires.
Elyria residents and families spent a series of social visits with neighbors and relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wilson Jameson hosted guests, with additional gatherings noted as Mr and Mrs Lee Hubbard at tending a ball game in Cleveland. The Cahoon family visited Ravenna, while Eldon Cahoon and Marian Cahoon joined relatives. Dick Wilford was at an indefinite stay at the home of Mr and Mrs John Phinney of Lakeswood.
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