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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
2
The article describes severe skin eruptions from ivy poisoning, noting many cannot work in fields or enjoy outdoor activities. It explains susceptibility varies, exposure leads to redness and pain within hours, with blisters forming, itching and burning, possible fever, and risk of spreading through scratching.
The text outlines treatments for a skin rash from exposure to poison plants. It covers prevention and remedies including washing with soap, thorough cleaning of skin folds, avoidance of irritants, use of benzine and alcohol on feet, cold compresses for itching, iron chloride applications, and boiling plant material in water for region treatment. It notes that after inflammation begins, many lotions fail and emphasizes zinc oxide boric acid and eucalyptus ointments for healing.
Great effort to perfect a preventive serum succeeds at last. An alcoholic extract of poison ivy juice injected under the skin or into muscles may protect for about a year when given by a physician. Dosing can be 1 c.c. or multiple ½ cc injections every forty eight hours. The extract must not touch outer skin to avoid triggering an attack. Also advising Mr J W T of Pennsylvania on digestive issues. A half teaspoon of dilute hydrochloric acid in water after meals may aid low stomach acid, continued for a week or two as needed.
The Pittd Peppy Panhandlers gathered Tuesday at the Home of Mrs. A. C. Norris with a record attendance of thirty six.
Profiles For Today recounts Lydia O Leary born with a red birthmark who faced bias yet developed a greaseless cosmetic to hide it. After patent hurdles she opened a New York salon marketing Covermark and assists thousands, with dermatologists referring patients to her trusted method.
A noon grand pot luck dinner drew guests whose numbers rose in the afternoon to forty two attendees. Plans formed to enter the Ball Brothers canning contest stirring wide interest in clubs nationwide with reports from Mrs Berg on a Ganning demonstration in Elyria. Additional visits included Mr and Mrs Dava Richards and family, Billy Cameron, Miss Gertrude Jordan with cousins Lyn Wright and Howard, and Buddy O’Neil visiting from Magnolia Springs Alabama.
Jane Herbert Goward discusses how a fifteen year old, Bernard, gains confidence to challenge parents as he develops toward manhood. He clashes with his father and asserts knowledge from psychology class, while parents should invite calm discussion and avoid arguing to avoid fueling his ego. The piece urges respect for evolving ideas and avoiding childlike treatment.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Portman and children Paul Lois Frederick and Elmer attended the Kneisel reunion Sunday at the Grange Hall in Huron. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs Elmer Portman president Adolph Kneisel Vermilion vice president and Miss Virginia Jacobs Torain secretary and treasurer.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger and a family attended a birthday party Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Mattie Bartlome in Brownhelm honoring her 66th birthday anniversary. George Webber Jr. spent a few days visiting relatives in the area.
Elinor Amos travels as an air stewardess to escape heartbreak from a postponed marriage to Dr Norman Rogers. Jealousy, rivalries, and a planned dinner reveal tangled relationships with Jack Newton and Francine Baylise. A fraudulent landing incident and a looming scandal drive Elinor toward a decisive confrontation as plans for marriage and loyalty unfold.
A long list of social calls and visits across Lakewood Oberlin Bay Village and Elyria plus Toledo incident reporting Irving W Varn Gunten a truck driver lost his shirt to would be robbers but saved 52 dollars and routed attackers.
Critics question President Roosevelt's direction, with some fearing fascist or socialist trends while others defend him as protector of American institutions. The piece surveys global strain, economic complexity, and shifting party ideologies, noting no clear fascist or communist gains yet urging clearer choice between conservatism and liberalism in the U.S. The author asks readers to consider the real issues and to address questions to the newspaper.
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