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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
11
A health column cites Hygeia from the AMA urging public cooperation to curb diphtheria, with early remedies and prevention. It also covers eye care for measles, aging eye advice, cleft lip repair timing, mosquito control with minnows and goldfish, dental decay prevention, eczema causes, and heart weakness symptoms.
Public health guidance discusses locker room hygiene to prevent ringworm, cautions about tooth cavities causing pain, and notes pasteurized milk reducing milk borne diseases. It advises selecting a trusted personal physician and describes Vincent's infection via direct contact and trench mouth transmission. It also mentions tuberculosis can be cured early with careful treatment and X ray aids diagnosis.
New London June 34 A wavered dish supper for about seventy five Grangers at 7 09 p m opened the Thursday evening meeting. The play George in a Jam staged by New London Grange for the County Lyceum Course was the guest supper attraction. Business followed with routine matters and no major items. The annual Grange picnic was briefly discussed.
An advertisement claims stomach gas affects sleep on the left side and recommends Adlerika to relieve gas pressing on the heart. One dose purportedly brings out poisons and helps you sleep all night, per G. W. Phillips, Druggist.
A seven year old boy slaps his mother after repeated tests of obedience and delay. The article explores how a child’s reluctance to break from his activity, coupled with an overbearing demand for instant obedience, can provoke sudden acts of defiance. It notes that a child is not an automaton and that parental pressure can fuel resentment.
Grange officers vote to cancel the July fourth meeting due to the holiday and reschedule the next meeting for July 18. The Greenwich Ohio officers’ conference is set for July 10. Lecturer Jennie Hartman closes the business session and a program by Guy Farnsworth and Rodney Allen follows, featuring the Modern Evolutionizer with dramatic stage changes.
American Legion and Auxiliary members plus about a hundred guests from Wellington and nearby posts gathered in WLR Hall to honor New London’s Civil War veterans Kirkland Blakeslee and Wilbur Robinson on their eighty ninth and ninety six birthdays. The program featured fife and drum tunes, vocal solos, dance routines, readings, and welcome speeches by Daisy Keiler and Anna Robertson with remarks from Clara Griffin and Wilcox Robinson, followed by Blakeslee’s gracious reply and a closing sequence of musical numbers and performances by local talent.
In Lake Avenue June 200 The Flying Needle and Shining Thinsbie clubs held their regular weekly meeting at Mrs J Hevock’s home with singing and refreshments. A social session followed while plans for a Lake Avenue festival were discussed. The Women’s A M operation met June 15 at Mrs J H H Hevork’s home with business and craft activities and an address by Dr L D Wee Millan who shared war trophies. A light lunch and birthday tea closed the gathering.
A local meeting adjourned and scheduled a follow up with Mrs Shrygvk for Wednesday afternoon July 17. Members confirmed attendance and noted Mrs Peck Mrs Reynolds and the hostess were present.
Murray Ridge residents host and visit relatives with guests from Elyria Akron and Henrietta. A wedding at First Congregational Elyria and various local visits are noted among families including Nugent Fagart Eppley Derek Haaz and others. The item closes with a local reminiscence about understanding a thing.
Miss Aurelia Leach of Berea and John Maier of Cleveland visited Miss Helen Leach in Litchfield. Mr. and Mrs. John Fletterick of Cleveland dined with daughter Mrs. Louis Ausmuth. The Flettericks, recently returned from a eastern states honeymoon, were earlier guests at the Ausmuth home. Mrs. Fletterick was formerly Margare t Cleveland. Fireman Fletterick serves with the Cleveland Fire Department. Mrs. Miller and others attended a Berea firemen’s convention. Gerald McDonald and Dessie Ditch visited Wooster friends. Ei Miller spent Thursday with her mother in Grafton.
City Health Inspector George Root found a turkey with a bank account in its craw. He bought the bird and took it home, surprising locals with the discovery as he examined the contents.
Fragmentary note reports Massachusetts actions in 1718 regarding deer hunting. The record mentions a colony context and a proclamation related to deer, suggesting an early colonial management of game during that period.
Firestone Gum Dipped Tires are praised for blowout protection with 33 cars at the Indianapolis 500 where Kelly Petillo won without tire trouble. Al Jenkins logged a 3000 mile Utah run at 127.2 mph in 2314 hours on the same tires, with no issues. The ad touts over 50 percent longer wear, lower cost per mile, and patented construction enhancing durability.
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