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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1936
Page
2
A physician notes that real illness often follows private conflicts with a spouse. He argues against overlong medical jargon and recounts a patient with violent bilious attacks triggered by tensions at home. The lay doctor’s blunt approach contrasts with elite psychiatry.
The author lists offenses triggering paroxysms in chronic headache sufferers, noting personal fears from childhood memories and shocks from others. Solutions urge self analysis, restoring order, and taking time alone to rebuild reserves, with emphasis on finding reasons to be glad and recognizing world’s compensations.
The article explains precipitating causes for nervous disorders are physical origins such as prolonged mental or physical activity, fatigue, alcohol, infections, anxiety, or emotional shock. It notes fear can cause bodily changes, and that the sympathetic system reacts to strong emotions.Dr Crile’s lab shows measurable effects. It argues curative medicines must chemically interact with the body to produce real change, cautions against excessive sedatives, and stresses rest and sleep over drug-induced relief.
North Elyria subordinate and juvenile grange officers and members meet in the school house Friday to perform play and degree work. Mrs George Blauvelt resigns as matron of the juveniles and Mrs John Hogan is elected to fill the vacancy.
Fifteen members of the Adult Bible class at Lake Avenue Community Church gathered Friday evening at Rev Earl Peck and wife home to honor their eighteenth wedding anniversary with hyacinths. Mrs Peck Mrs Jabbush and Mrs Schaeffer served refreshments. The next text meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs
Profiles for Today recounts George H. Bostwick’s plan to ride Castle Irwell again in the Grand National on March 27 after a fall last year. The piece notes his preparation in Aiken, South Carolina, his meticulous course study, and his schedule of English races including Lingfield Park, Cheltenham, Hurst Park and the Imperial Cup at Sandown on March 20.
John Gill of Griswold Road hosts a club meeting with Mrs Gill and Mrs Hogan assisting. The 500 Club gathered at Mr and Mrs E Croskey’s home with members including Mrs Phelps Mrs Frank Provoznik and others. high score went to Robert Taylor Jr and the consolation to Mrs George Blauvelt. Others visited, dined, or were ill. plans noted for a March 14 meeting at the Neiding home.
This excerpt offers eye care advice focusing on aging signs around the eyes, noting delicate skin and fewer oil glands. It recommends creams to restore oils, periodic eye exercises, and simple routines like circles of the eyes and cupping the hands over closed lids. It cautions that persistent puffiness may signal fatigue or vision issues.
Jean Graff of Elyria was in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Nelding were guests of Mrs Nelding s mother Mrs W Pohlhurst of Middle Ridge on Sunday.
A note on how Chinese records stamp emperors by personal names and regnal titles, indicating that rulers are identified differently across eras and archives. The practice reveals the shifts between personal naming and throne names in imperial documentation.
In a Saturday scene Walter asks to visit Tommy after lunch. His mother delays, citing weather and memory of promises. The boy grows frustrated as the mother stresses that promises must be kept and suggests a flexible plan if the weather changes.
State highway officials inform county commissioners that adoption of Colorado Avenue east of Lorain into the state system has been agreed. Sheffield Lake Avona officials supported taking over Colorado Avenue instead of French Creek road as part of a 75 mile county highway transfer planned for this year.
Eaton program presented by "Major" Salisbury and his amateurs Friday evening. Sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association as an intro.
Sullivan March 3 The program of an Oberlin quintet scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed to March 12. Mr and Mrs Paul Schick announce the birth of a son Lowell Eldred born Friday. Arnold Mayes, who has been
E. G Mealer, a 67 year old farmer from Scott County in Jonesboro Arkansas, enrolls in school with his grandchildren hoping to learn reading and writing. His late in life education interest stems from a love of the Bible, which he can quote in large passages learned from others reading to him.
A historic note describes how humans were raised or honored by placing their names high in print, sometimes at the top of a fresh column or several lines above the margin, wherever they appeared.
Mealer is counted among 39 adults in the district who have enrolled in the program, reflecting broader participation. The note underscores ongoing outreach and inclusion efforts within the district’s adult education initiative.
The notice urges readers to consult doctors about preparations and to compare with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. It claims Bayer Aspirin changed medical practice by offering fast relief for headaches and common pains with safety for regular use and advises buyers to insist on the full name Bayer Aspirin at the counter.
A fragment from the Pattern Department at the Chronicle Telegram shows an address line listing 160 Fifth Ave New York NY for orders or inquiries. The readable portion indicates a mailed correspondence instruction to the department for catalog or pattern requests.
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