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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
3
In a Dr Claud North Chrisman column, a reader shares a case where arthritis coexists with other ailments and complicates treatment. The writer notes morning joint pain, mouth ulcers, and conflicting dietary advice, questioning the impact of diet on arthritis and suggesting common dietary restrictions may be overstated.
Historic medical guidance discusses pellagra treatment and systemic buildup, stressing bowel cleansing and hemorrhoid removal, with emphasis on hydration and eliminating focal infections like teeth and tonsils. It recommends desiccated brewer's yeast, water intake, and periodic non-specific protein injections, noting climate effects on arthritis and questioning infantile paralysis brain involvement.
A column discusses muscular rheumatism affecting the neck and shoulders with remedies like heat and massage. It notes weight change is unlikely unless complications arise. Reader Joe C. asks about thigh pain and possible treatments, with suggestions including infra red therapy, diathermy by a physician, and massage. It warns against further injections for now and mentions occasional serum benefit.
A reader notes the appeal of disposable paper curtains advertised as sagress suntested and shower proof for easy summer use. They come in various patterns and colors and can be ironed if needed. The piece also mentions cottage cheese with lemon or orange juice as a tasty sandwich filling using buttered bread.
Rochester residents Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlen and daughter Mrs Mildred Van Housen traveled from Cleveland to Caledonia Michigan to visit the old home of her parents for a time. Mesdames Stella Tripp and Emma Gill called on friends in the village on Saturday afternoon with Gill visiting Dell and Ada Simmons for supper that evening. Ruth Jacobs of Ruggles stayed from Wednesday through Sunday.
A vintage guide explains acne affects many and offers internal and external treatments. It recommends dietary changes, avoidance of oils, daily cleansing, brisk activity, and careful cosmetic use. Specific steps include bathing, scrubbing, using antiseptics, drying blemishes, avoiding spicy foods, and limiting sweets.
Aides with Mrs Laverne sndern Mrs Gladys Tucker and children Titim brought her sister Lilian home. Saturday calls to see her parents Mr and Mrs Carlos Snyderly and Mrs Clarence Miller were reported. Several relatives and friends visited various households including Mr and Mrs George Clesner, Mrs Nell Simmons, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Handley, and Mr and Mrs Henry Barnes. Ice cream and cake were served at multiple gatherings.
A lively home party plan to lift morning sluggishness with a casual lunch for three or more friends. Avoid formality, wear a simple kitchen apron, and serve a varied menu of at least 25 fresh fruits and vegetables. Bridge or card games can accompany a 1 pm luncheon with relaxed conversation.
Jellied fruit consommé crisp cheese sticks and sweetbread mushroom parties with glazed apricots and meringues. Include thick strawberry juice, melon, orange and grapefruit blends, and cherry tarts topped with whipped cream and mint. Desserts chilled in advance for party service.
Kipton 4-H notes two June meetings at the schoolhouse with sewing instruction, games led by Merena Ludiam, and a scripture lesson by Jane Provideon from St Joan. Martha Jane Davidson chaired the June 29 session in the absent president’s stead with one guest, Bertha Davis of Wakeman attending.
Mrs Fiertha Diemer died Tuesday passing at 4xay and was buried at Brosmhelm after remains were brought home for burial. She was an aunt of Mrs Haizh and had many friends in the area who will regret her loss. Mr Diemer returned to Chicago on Thursday. Sunday guests at J N Weber’s included Mr and Mrs Albert Plas Mr and Mrs Thomas Rikeldifer Mrs Helen Weber and children of Elyria Mr and Mrs Barry Weber of Oberlin Paul Weber and Harold Sheffield of Cleveland. Mr Z Powell of Cleveland and Gordon Baker of Elyria were Sunday guests.
Virginia quietly arrives with suitcase and hat, facing Mrs. Thornton’s calm welcome and a telegram from Janice. The scene shifts from awaiting news to coffee, waffles, and questions about a taffeta dress and money, as Virginia’s fears and trust in Paul’s accusation unfold.
A child named Leonard imitates woodworking, tampering with his father’s tools due to inadequate own equipment. After stern warnings, the father tests the boy by leaving his own tool box unlocked, revealing a debate on whether better child tools would have prevented the temptation.
Er nest Rodney and family and friends visited Mr and Mrs Clayton Chrysler on Sunday. Several women visited Mrs Sarah McCotter Mrs Otto Yuene and others on Monday. Mrs Alice Walrath returned home to Loraig after staying with Mr and Mrs Ben Hill and family.
Charlotte Carr rises from Ohio roots to leadership in New York City Emergency Relief Bureau as assistant director of the Home Relief Division. A former Pennsylvania labor secretary and Frances Perkins ally, she helped shape women and children labor measures and reform surveys. Her Vassar education and Columbia economics training frame a career noted for steady resolve and broad impact.
Phine Alferno visited Oberlin recently. Mr and Mrs W F Betts stayed with their son Dean Betts in Milan on Sunday. Mrs Electa Brumby visits her daughter C N Williams in West Ridge. Clayton Chrysler family and Mrs Sarah Cal King visited Clair Goss and Rena Heffner in Brighton Friday evening. Marilyn Calkins from Elyria visits grandparents W W Calkins and John Weber. Mr and Mrs Weber shopped in Elyria Thursday. Miss Mary Matus and Miss Mildred Hess called on Jennie and Josephine Alferio while preparing to land his airplane before a storm Monday.
A reader asks about serving a new dessert to guests. The answer advises against trying an unfamiliar recipe at a dinner party. It suggests testing the dish at home first, or with a trusted partner, before serving guests.
June meetings fill Penfield Society Hall with talks by Mrs Earl Perkins on Her Trip to California and Rev Schott on Canada while Grange members from 9 areas gather for a large meeting. Arrivals from Florida and local social notes round out a busy community week.
A pilot crashed his aircraft on the Hand farm when it failed to clear a wire fence. One wing was punched and a propeller damaged. No injuries were reported. The damaged plane would likely be dismantled and hauled by truck to Lorain Airport.
Transactions on the New York Stock Exchange this year have fallen to about one fourth of the level reached in 1929, reflecting a sharp slowdown in market activity and trading volume compared with the peak year. The report highlights the persistent weakness across major stocks and the broader implications for investors and market sentiment.
The F. R. H. S. Alumni gathered at Shore Inn on Saturday evening with sixty attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include President Lewis Jadrach and treasurer Myron Knott, with a program featuring speeches, music, and reflections.
North Russia residents enjoy a family reunion in Savannah Ohio and a North Russia Needle Guild meeting hosted by Mrs Fred Berg. Ed Stang of South Ridge visits Carl Berg. Elmer Schubert hosts a belated birthday social with many friends gifting flowers and well wishes. Edward Baldauf graduates Elyria High School. plans for a July lawn supper at Ed Schramm's home.
A village birthday gathering at Mrs. Clara Simmons home on Tuesday marked the 2nd birthday celebration with many guests from Nova and nearby towns. Attendees included Mrs. Kathryn Lawrence, Mrs. Dora Wagoner, Will Thudium and Devere Thudium, W. M. Singer and daughter Kathryn, Floyd Karos and Carmine Louise, Geo. Crittenden and Sara, plus numerous relatives. Other visitors and guests extended the social notes with local families from Elyria Oberlin Creston Millard and Belville communities.
A letter writer asks Mrs. Martin for guidance on hosting a wedding at their home across state lines for friends undoing a marriage. She worries about supporting a divorced couple, the affected woman’s lack of mother, and who should cover breakfast or supper costs. Refusal could end a long friendship.
Do not refuse when asked to host the couple at your home for their wedding breakfast or buffet. Offer a simple, informal gathering with close family and intimate friends. Avoid inviting mutual acquaintances unless the bride or groom requests them, keeping the focus on the couple and their circle.
A letter recalls two weddings halted by ministers or couples past, one canceled after the minister refused to wed due to a history, the other delayed. In a country wedding the minister arrives with the groom, the bride appears after a long wait, and the bride announces no wedding will occur but guests stay for refreshments and a jolly time as the couple plans to consult a justice afterward.
The text notes that Tory and another party are spending the week with their parents in Delaware. Rev Young will attend lectures at the School of Ministerial Training at Ohio Wesleyan University. Mr and Mrs E B Whitcomb of Painesville were overnight guests with Mr and Mrs Will Stone.
Idaho lawmakers faced about 430 dollars per law in the last legislative session. State auditor announced 218 laws passed with running expenses totaling 94 000 dollars and state appropriations reaching 102 090 dollars.
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