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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
2
The article explains gall bladder inflammation and gall stones commonly affecting adults over thirty. It notes weak links to heavy eating, describes sudden and gradual onset pains mimicking indigestion, and outlines typical attack patterns and patient responses before medical diagnosis.
The article guides achieving outdoor radiance with darker makeup matching sun tan, recommending powder shades, light foundations for heat, astringent tonics to control shine, and coppery rouge with bold lip colors. It advises delicate indoor glamor, proper grooming, light perfumes, and using fragrance on skin or hair rather than clothing for summer freshness.
The notice explains that attacks vary in frequency and timing, often at night, and may last days before fading for weeks. Pain can disappear as stones move into the bowel or enlarge and stop moving. Jaundice and bronzing may occur. Treatment appears as surgical removal of stones, or if stones are absent, bile-thinning measures and bile flow promotion with salts.
Lindsay civic center project hinges on gold ore viability after tests show ore assays at seven dollars per ton. City fathers conclude ore value cannot offset the costs to restore the site and proceed with other plans.
Sullivan notes recount visits and gatherings. Families mentioned include Wicks, Cummings, Cunir, Willeh, Dudley, Reed, and Niecen Columbus. Events cover births, graduations, travel to Columbus for judging, and local Sunday dinners with multiple households listed.
June 11 gathering at Mrs. Philip Jaeger home East Street honored Miss Elsie Herbst on her engagement to Elmer Holle. Guests enjoyed bridge and hearts with prizes to Miss Herbst and Mrs. Pierce. An evening meal followed at small candles and flowers. Attendees included John Saffell Jordan, several Herbst family friends, and local women.
Mrs Ernest Eaton Group No. 4 savved tea with Miss Neva Jane Low and Miss Geraldine Burden who has a position in Oberlin. Mr and Mrs JL Burden and Mr and Mrs Virgil Alsbach with family from Medina were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W T Mayes. Harlan Keener and Alvin and Raymond of Weston were Sunday guests. Claude Arndt and Tamaly attended Children’s Day at the Christian church. Ross Drake of New London called here. Dorothy Freyman visited her brother Donald Dudley in Oberlin. The Sullivan band played in Plymouth Saturday evening.
Miss Bessie Norton Ed McConnell Richard Mull Robert Bear Otis Pickworth Clyde Betts graduated from Wellington High School Thursday evening to a full Wellington Opera House attendance. Families and friends cheered as the ceremony concluded.
The Ladies' Society of the Community church met at Mrs. A. M. Sherburne's home with twenty five attendees including guests from Bir minghan Berlin Wellington and Grant Neb plus local families. Ailing infant Keith Laslie son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jordan underwent surgery at Elyria Memorial Hospital and is improving.
The text records several weekend visits and greetings among Oberlin residents and relatives. Mrs Sherburne hosts. A L Waite visits with grandson Leon Wright as Franklyn Wright attends Wellington High School events. Brandt family from Cleveland and Lakewood spend time with G G Brandt and visit relatives in Oberlin.
In Belgrade the peasant Achim Gavriloviteh of Valyeva sold his deceased wife’s tombstone to raise funds for a second marriage license. The 60 year old aimed to wed another woman after his first wife’s death but lost his fiancée when the plan failed.
Two men plotted a late night theft of a churchyard stone meant for a first wife. They moved the heavy stone away as a clandestine act sparking a scandal. The arrangement unraveled when the fiancée Garllovitch refused to marry him.
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