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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
15
Milk presented as the finest and safest food stresses careful handling and pasteurization. The Royal Creamery plant at 506 Middle Avenue touts advanced, cleanable machinery and strict chemical cleanliness to produce healthful milk. The ad invites inspections and offers dependable service via phone 2636.
Granite Concrete Block and Coal Co. on Rush Street near the B and O crossing offers waterproof and fireproof cement blocks of 100 percent limestone and cement. Blocks are monthly tested for moisture absorption and compressive strength. The company sells coal sand gravel cement and builders supplies under the leadership of William G. Smith.
The writer recalls a visit to Dr. Miller who examined a ten year old boy unable to see the blackboard or enjoy nature. Using a retractor and retinoscope the optometrist adjusted lenses until the shadow in the eye neutralized and the boy exclaimed that he could see everything clearly. Dr. Miller notes many children may have defective vision needing similar care.
Farm Bureau promotes open formula paints stressing durability, hiding power, and ease of application. They endorse soybean oil as a fortifying component when refined and blended with linseed oil, noting wide use among rural Illinois customers and open disclosure of paint composition.
The Heldmyer Hardware Company demonstrated the Coleman Safety Range as a cheaper cooking option than coal, wood, or kerosene. It lights instantly, cooks faster with Band-a-Blu Burners, has a steaming porcelain enamel finish, and produces no smoke soot or dirt.
A quirky ad line describes a homemade chop suey blend named in playful detail as Cocoanut, Peanuts, Raisins and 19 Jellies offered at the Nut House.
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