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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1935
Page
3
So many letters ask about arthritis. Chronic arthritis affects one or more joints with pain swelling and stiffness. It often begins in ages thirty to forty five and may follow an acute illness or stress, most commonly hitting knees and fingers but also elbows shoulders wrists and ankles.
The text links arthritis to focal infection, mainly diseased tonsils, teeth roots, and sinuses. It notes pale, undernourished patients and frequent pyorrhea, with pus in tonsils and deep crypts. Cure begins by removing all infection, with rest, massage, gentle movement, and sometimes immobilization, especially of spinal joints.
Prompt recognition and removal of disease source reduces deformity and improves cure prospects. Dry warm climate with fresh air aids recovery. diet, nutrition, and tonics support appetite. High salicylate doses followed by smaller long term doses. injections or anti-streptococcal vaccines may help fight systemic infection.
Regular services Sunday morning were led by Reverend Peck at Lake Avenue Community Church. Sunday school and afternoon services noted, along with a strawberry festival and ice cream social at the schoolhouse hosted by the North Higha Juvenile and Subordinate Grange with good attendance. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Miller called on Mrs. Snyder of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard visited friends in Akron. Pearl fishing is reported in the Red Sea, Persian Gulf, southern India coast, and Gulf of California.
Clarksfield society notes report the Ladies Aid met in late May with 49 members attending. A picnic is planned for July 12 at Mrs. Daisy Fletcher's home, and an upcoming meeting with Brighton Ladies Aid is planned. A brief program featured Wanda Reigter, solos by Ade Wilcoxen and others, followed by a luncheon. Regulars include quilt block and towel sewing for the hostess. the next meeting is July 17 with Mrs. Inez Thomas.
A fragmented catalog item describes Pattern No 3369 for sizes 2, 4, and 6 years with a white and navy yoke design. Includes dress and suit patterns with fabric yardage, pricing of 14 cents extra for different sizes, and an order method via The Chronicle-Telegram advertisement. Includes instruction to send 15 cents for the pattern and 10 cents for a summer fashion book.
June 6 notices from Litchfield detail Sunday services at 10 30 and 11 15 with evening Christian Endeavor at 7 00 led by Evelyn Holmes A large crowd attended children day exercises at the church A congregational men’s meeting is set for June 28 at Brighton with a 7 30 dinner and Professor A L De Lozie of Ashland College to speak Additional items note attendance at Mary Moehle’s funeral in Wellington and various visits and social calls among local residents including the Frombaughs Barths Knopts Hood McDonald Miller and Hines families plus travel to Cleveland Elyria Medina and other nearby towns.
QRLEANS Mass. Main Street telephone and power lines were crippled by a swallows nest causing a short circuit. Four fledglings and their mother were in the nest. Repair workers avoided disturbing them and made temporary fixes by looping a circuit around the nest.
Legal notice to property owners abutting the Whiteway Lighting System in Elyria Ohio that special assessments for the 1935 year have been computed and filed with the Clerk of Council for inspection. Also includes sheriff sale notices for Lorain County real estate cases with sale date set and terms.
A garbled legal notice listing multiple sheriff sales and public auctions in Elyria and Lorain County Ohio. Includes parcel descriptions, appraisal figures, sale dates in 1933 to 1935, and parties such as the First Savings and Loan Company and various defendants.
The ordinance revises bond terms for the Municipal Waterworks extending a mortgage revenue issue of 252,900.20 to finance system extensions. It sets 4 percent annual interest payable semiannually and restructures the Waterworks Revenue Fund and Bond Fund to ensure debt service with minimum monthly deposits and surcharges, authorizing sale conditions and emergency effect.
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