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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
12
Circleville reports Carry Stifle, a county dog warden, warns many about Pasteur treatment as the sole preventive. Riffln now uses the Pasteur method after being bitten on the hand while removing a dog from a wagon.
South Amherst Ohio church program features songs recitations and the Welcome by Frances Jackson along with solo and group pieces by Jim mie Krugman Mabel Judas Manna Marilyn Rudy Roberta Medford Wilma Emery Gloria Mae Allsop and Helen Behnke. Attendance reported as seven at the Methodist Church Sunday morning service.
Avon CHARM CLUB entertained Mrs Ed Merts as hostess at her Avon home Tuesday afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Du Schafer Mrs Harolea Stith and Mrs Walter Rauscher. Light refreshments were served. The club will meet again in two weeks with Mrs Walter Rauscher. Santa coming plans noted in DeFIANCE.
In a melodramatic plot, Mildred Snow Gleason and Marcia Howards fall for Dr. Larry Norton while moving into the eerie Stips house bought by Marcia’s father. A hostile local figure, Sidney Allstone, is blamed as ex-conspirator, while a mysterious Dr. Peter Macbride and a long-buried will twist the mystery. Larry, Gigi, and Marcia plot a nighttime break in to Allstone’s house amid rain and foreboding, with the affair and danger escalating as clues connect to Luigi Bigelow and Ellen Brown. The chapter ends with a doorbell shock and unresolved peril.
Children's Day observance at the South Ridge church featured a Sunday program with preludes, piano, choir, and multiple recitations and solos. Participants included Rev R G Pferr and a long list of children plus spouses, with offerings collected by the choir.
Residents joke that belt and suspenders are needed as Canadian one dollar notes flow back into circulation, prompting a playful take on fashion and finance.
A London Waterloo Bridge scrapping revealed design flaws and poor workmanship and materials. The disclosure came via a pager presented to the Institution of Civil Engineers by B. J. Buckton and F. J. Faraday, who are razing the bridge.
The article traces farm power use from 1900 to 1927, noting decline of animal power and rise of machine power, with farm workers' output nearly matching industry. It highlights per worker outputs, vehicle growth on farms, and compares agriculture to manufacturing, rail and other sectors, praising farming's modernization and capitalized crops. It concludes with strong remarks on the farmer’s enduring efficiency and economic contribution.
Readers are invited to direct inquiries to the author through the new state office, with questions directed for clarification or comment. The notice requests proper identification and specifies contact channels for timely responses.
County officials authorized 625 dollars to buy 500 tons of slag at 1.05 per ton to be hauled by the village for use on Weber Jaycox and Miller roads. Also notes various local social items and visits.
A national survey shows men spend about 60 million yearly on barber shops lotions hair tonic and manicures while women spend nearly 800 million on beauty shops cosmetics. The barber bill rose from 250 million in 1926 to 500 million in 1936 and male beauty aid use rose about 25 percent. Census data suggest 1930 adult men spend 16.21 annually on beauty aids versus 22.28 for women.
Piles, bleeding and protruding from bad lower bowel circulation are relieved by Leonhardt’s medicine HEM-ROID which claims to remove the cause rather than cutting or salves. The ad guarantees quick, safe relief and offers money back if not satisfied with druggists carrying the product.
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