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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
3
The article notes that dietary needs vary by person and only a doctor can tailor a plan. It explains how disease changes nutrition requirements and stresses regular blood and urine tests for diabetics to prevent acidosis from improper sugar handling.
The text discusses estimating calories by weight height and activity to determine nutritional needs. It cautions against relying on appetite, notes that fever increases needs, and that illnesses vary by condition. It mentions kidney and diabetic considerations and the limitations of the milk diet for active patients.
The excerpt discusses avoiding fats and using diet to address ulceration, suggesting bismuth chalk and water, sedatives, and cautions about laxatives. It notes bran fruits vegetables and warm milk for bowel management while warning against blanket laxative use and stressing individualized treatment.
Reader asks for a good completion soap that avoids irritation. Advice suggests inexpensive stamped soap options and recommends castile soap as a gentle, affordable choice for sensitive skin. Includes reassurance that pricey brands are not necessary for a kind, non irritating cleanse.
Fifteen year old Helen comes home late and finds her mother awake and anxious. The mother questions Helen about the party and the boy she brought home. The exchange shows maternal concern versus daughter’s desire for privacy and independence.
The wedding announcement for a second marriage is identical to a first marriage announcement. There is no difference in format or content between announcing a second marriage and a first.
Marion County Transients Home Director 7 W Exchelberger reported a Californian man and his wife with a three year old stayed at the home. The guest requested two good rooms, storage room for his automobile and posted meals. The family was assigned to one transient room and breakfast offerings included oatmeal prunes bread butter and waffles.
Japanese newspapers fund American aircraft buys as Osaka Mainichi prints latest 205 mile per hour Lockheed Alt airliner. Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Amelia Earhart figures stir curiosity as Osaka Mainichi Publishing Co and Tokyo Nichi Nichi publish about American aviation advances.
In a Washington University psychology study conducted with fellow classmates in St Louis, researchers report that smoking does not affect male nerves but noticeably increases nervousness in women. The findings come from tests carried out among female and male psychology students.
Lavonne fears Virginia plans a risky late night meeting at the Brevo Hotel to retrieve money and bonds. Paul Thornton follows Virginia to Room 916 after a tense crossfire of mistaken loyalties and suspected affairs. Kirk Donnelly reappears as Lavonne and Kirk seek to reunite amid mounting confusion.
Regular summer hair care is essential for sun and salt exposure. Start with warm olive oil and castor oil applications, massage the scalp, and use a cotton pad to apply oil along the part lines. Apply a gauze wrap overnight, wash with olive oil soap or shampoo jelly, rinse multiple times, and finish with tonic and pomade. Trim split ends and maintain brushing and scalp massage routines.
Mrs Roberta Campbell Lawson of Tulsa Oklahoma elected president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs after a long contest. She is a Daughter of the American Revolution with one eighth Indian ancestry and Scotch lineage to the Argyle Campbells of Virginia. Lawson organized a Nowata club in 1903 and led state and national clubs, serving as president of the State Federation of Clubs from 1917 to 1919 and a director of the General Federation from 1918 to 1922. She holds several civic posts including director of the Oklahoma Historical Society trustee of Tulsa University and regent of Oklahoma College for Women. Delegates noted sportsmanship and opposition claims that wealth alone mattered.
A string of property transfers and quitclaims is recorded across Avon Lake Elyria Amherst Ridgeville and Brownhelm Township including Selina Allen to John Craven 107 block 4 Avondover Beach Subdivision and multiple transfers involving the Hess Coleman and Lar beer families along Elberta Beach and Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Notable entries include A G Witzlaben and Burnett Oil Company subsets 49 and 4 Wilbur Hess allotment and Jossie Buehner sublet 81 Eagle Point on the Lake, plus sheriff and quitclaim deeds transferring parcels to Security Savings and Loan and Lake Erie Savings and Loan.
The Forsignh Missionary Society of the Methodist Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. George Hines home with twelve ladies and two children present. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Stanley Pitts and son of La Grange and Mrs. Luella Kepler and baby of Wellington. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the meeting.
Sunday evening program drew a large audience at Community Church. Choir provided excellent musical selections and Primary children delivered exceptionally fine recitations. Church decorations featured roses and peonies, creating a beautiful setting.
The Ladies Society of the Community Church plans a June 20 home meeting hosted by Mrs Eva Brassee. Children Day exercises are set for June 23 at 3 p m at the Methodist church. Mrs Luna True of Detroit visits Lorain relatives. several locals host guests and share meals. A bake sale sponsored by the Ladies Society took place Saturday in Oberlin.
Lin was a success. Ladies cleared $15.00. Mrs. LeRoy Lounsbrough visited her parents in Camden. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Burden and son Billy from Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hostettler and daughter June in Cleveland Heights, and Mrs. Mary Sostettler from Indiana staying with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby Harrig visited an uncle in Clarksfield. Oberlin High School graduates held commencement exercises with local attendance. Local seniors and guests from Pittsfield and Albion were noted, including Misses Pease, Watren, Bullock, Roberts, Luikart, and friends of the MacKeachie family.
Piper and Brandt left for Vermilion on Saturday with girls from Wellington. Sunday Lois Breyley and Beny Fickworth joined, chaperoned by Miss Isabelle McConnell of Wellington, a teacher in School District No. 5. They expect to return Wednesday. Also noted are finger print ID cards for all adult males in Britain's Kenya Colony, East Africa.
In Lorain County Ohio a public auction will expose for sale by order of sale the real estate in Sheffield Lake described as part of Lot Numbers Eleven and Twelve, with North Ridge Road frontage. The property, appraised at 42 900 dollars, must sell for not less than two thirds of appraisal. Cash on day of sale. Sheriff CURRENCE W. DICK. Hyman and Hyman, Attorneys. June 5-12-19
City of Elyria votes to issue seven thousand eight hundred sixty six dollars in serial bonds to fund deferred assessments for Marseilles Avenue and Fourth Street alley improvements. Interest set at 5 percent, term through 1948. Sinking fund to be supported by property taxes and special assessments.
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