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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1936
Page
11
Dr North Chrismans column discusses how mental attitude influences health. It highlights groups who deny illness, those who fear disease, and individuals who imagine extra symptoms upon reading letters that resemble their own cases.
The article argues that preventive medicine has both good and harmful effects by highlighting how attention to existing conditions can mislead patients and doctors. It stresses cautious judgment, warns against fear-driven decisions, and defends vaccination while noting the risks of overreliance on self treatment like excess soda bicarbonate.
A discussion notes that some stomachs thought to be highly acid may have no acid, needing only dilute hydrochloric to relieve distress. It warns against fears of surgery and urges calmer attitudes toward medical care, especially with children, to avoid frightening them about doctors or dentists.
Lake Avenue MES V V Schaefer lists 4-H clubs meeting June 22 to 25 at members’ homes on Griswold Road Lake Ave and Lake Avent Jame. Adults at Lakeview church Wiener roast and strawberry shortcake supper hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Miller. Visitors to Mrs V V Schaefer on Friday. Hazel Behnke and Vateska Mecera host Wiener roast Thursday night.
A weekly beauty night aids rest and skin care with home pampering. The routine covers hair removal options, a facial treatment, sun care, and moisturized skin before a warm bath, using bath oils and a perfume substitute for summer heat.
The list of present attendees includes Charties Mildred Mecera Raymond Charles Cotton Helen Yazel Bob Taylor Merton Ma Ridgeville victor Fuggurs ka Alfred Gerld Louise jand Ther esauka Luruin William Greeer Bere Arthur Welly Tunth Pragve Clara Josimi Raywaves Glen Raucin Elizabeth J eph Hornyar Bud Winchell Mary Jean Cruske Wayne Trogan. A damaged line mentions Hazel gebnke and a note on summer comfort ventilation insulation and heat from roof. Karl Marx referenced regarding communism and industrial Europe with garbled phrasing.
The term began with Paal and Beidaner Bumpkin from the Dutch boom meaning tree or log. It led to bumpkin meaning a block used to shape hats and to blockhead for a dull person. Eventually the term reverted to the original bompk in usage.
A mother relates how Richard breaks and hides eyeglasses after a doctor’s prescription. The piece argues early vision care protects school performance and that parental attitudes toward glasses shape a child’s acceptance. It notes that when one parent wears glasses, children often comply with doctor orders.
A portrait of Charles Merriam, author of Machete and Last of the Pive-Masters, who defied his mother by leaving law school, roamed from a Mexican plantation to the sea aboard the five masted schooner dna Hoyt of Boston, and wrote of these adventures. Also a note on cocktail napkins and their rise in modern dining.
A Q&A style piece advises that a hostess should wait for a conversation to pause before introducing a newcomer. It discusses acceptable circumstances for a young woman living alone inviting a male guest with theater tickets. It also covers who should host a bridal shower and the hostess duties including planning, invitations, providing the home and refreshments, and suggesting gifts.
North Ridgeville Garden Club members toured Rankin's rose garden with about three thousand roses and visited Edna Dunham's garden. They then heard Elyria educator Mr Hoffman discuss Chinese gardens, noting crowded living conditions, terraced mountain plots, and the peony as China’s queen flower. He described flood control work and edible flower parts, followed by a Q&A session. The July meeting will feature Mrs Aubowin T Diederick.
Miss Patricia Neison spends the summer with her grandmother Mrs. Mary McLaughliy. Mrs. Charles Dieterick and Mrs. Letty Grice of Cleveland visit Mr. and Mrs. E. M Knowles. The L. B. of the Congregational church plans a picnic luncheon at the next Wednesday meeting.
Avon Lake Sewing Society met with Mrs Edd Webb Thaors for a noon dinner and quilting. Special guests were Mrs Will Barr of Avon and Miss Lucy Walker of Avon Lake. Afternoon Five Hundred was hosted by Mrs Harry Woodruff of Sheffield at a 1 pm lunch at her home. Winners were Mrs M Langly, Mrs Rena Titus, and Mrs James Deasy Sr. Guests and visits from Cleveland were noted, including Mr and Mrs J Cantillon and Mr and Mrs Carl Weber.
The Flower Mission and Mothers’ meeting of the W W O T U was held at the M B Church on Thursday afternoon June 13 with fifty attending. Mrs F B Gregg of Wellington spoke, Mrs M H Church of Wellington gave a reading, and Mrs Orpha Wilson Finley of Cleveland performed monologues. Refreshments followed and graves at the cemetery were decorated. The Brighton Sew-So 4-H Club met at the schoolhouse with sixteen members present. A brief business meeting and program followed by sewing. Vern Hales family joined their daughter and son-in-law to Rochester Michigan for the weekend. Mr and Mrs S B Merrill entertained their children and families recently.
Rochester and Brighton families gathered for a birthday anniversary dinner honoring S E Merrill and his son Harvey. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lee Conklis with children of Rochester, Mr and Mrs Harvey Merrill with children of Brighton, Mr and Mrs Warn Merrill with daughter of Pittsfield, and Mr and Mrs Wade Knapp with daughter of Rochester.
Marcia Howards and Dr. Larry Norton trap themselves with Macbride and Gigi in the locked Stips house as Sidney Allstone toys with them. Dr. Ashton Brown, alias Dr. Peter Macbride, seeks Ellen Brown’s hidden truth while Blitz’s death certificate looms. The group plans a risky attic break as Allstone hints at a fatal game.
Mad emergency. Educational program will make a concession to Henry Ford's dancing idea. Old times survive in a room dancing will be taught. Politician punning voter nitwit energy alive. Voter: You will vote for me I hope. Politician: What?
False teeth often cause embarrassment as they slip. Sprinkle a little FASTERTH on your plates to keep them secure and comfortable with fresh breath. Available at Muir Co. or any reputable drug store.
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