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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
13
Many elderly patients reach ninety and above, prompting a shift in medical attitude. Doctors can improve comfort and aging, even when organs wear out. A ninety three year old woman with heart leakage shows muscles weaken while the heart keeps pace, with digitalis causing ankle swelling.
A reader discusses heart failure causes and fluid leakage, noting digitalis may lose effectiveness. Suggestions include theobromine sodium salicylate for swelling, temporary digitalis withdrawal, and cautions about other digitalis like cardizol or metrazol. Additional remarks cover a swollen salivary gland, hip and bowel pains, and home use of infrared and ultraviolet lamps with safety notes.
A California woman, Mrs T A B, reports a throbbing noise in her head and right ear, resembling rapid breathing after exertion and occasionally hindering hearing. The doctor suspects circulatory trouble, possibly high blood pressure, and advises consulting a ear specialist to distinguish middle ear or Eustachian tube issues.
In Conneaut Ohio Charles Evans Lincoln 80 a distant Abraham Lincoln cousin, modeled the first Willys Knight automobile motor. he also built a 1000 piece miniature lighthouse from black walnut and birch. In Minneapolis Kansas Pete Anderson park caretaker played dead to fool a bear, then escaped the grip and ran to the fence.
Wilhelm Furtwaengler, renowned German conductor and critic of Nazi arts policy, is named general musical director and lead conductor of the New York Philharmonic for the coming season. His appointment follows Toscanini's resignation, seen by some as stabilizing for American music.
The piece shows a exhausted mother feeling jealous of her child’s affection for the father. It notes mothers are worn by routine care while fathers bond through play and relaxation with the child. Tips urge mothers to share playtime and plan afternoons away from the child to relieve strain.
A vintage style health feature urges preventive care to preserve youthfulness. It advises balanced eating after thirty, regular exercise, rest, and ample water. It emphasizes facial cleansing, weekly masks, and removing makeup before sleep to maintain a fresh, glowing appearance.
Ed Nicker son suffered a burning gasoline can incident at a highway department warehouse. He entered the doorway and was nicked by fuel causing flames that enveloped him but he escaped injury after being carried to snow for cooling.
At the request of the section crew comprising the heads of families of nearly the entire Bell Spring settlement, the Northwestern Pacific railroad donated a fully equipped boxcar to serve as a schoolhouse. It includes a stove blackboards seats and windows.
Muss Hazel Dilger a 23 year old municipal airport employee who has driven for 11 years and owns a car recently rode a train for the first time and confessed she was frightened as the train started in Kansas City Missouri.
Multiple sheriff sales listed for Lorain County Ohio from February to March 1936. Properties include 114 Blake Street Elyria, 56 Woodford Avenue Elyria, 705 Clark Street Elyria, and 134 Clark Street Elyria with appraisals ranging from about 1,000 to 4,500 dollars. Notices detail court cases, sale dates, and terms of cash-only bids with minimum bid at two thirds of appraisal.
Bruce Kirby and Dr. Toler explore a supposed Maine snake death on Skeleton Island. A note threatens Kirby’s friend Emery and a ruby theft ties to Albert Santrey. Santrey’s bitten body is linked to the Cascavel venom, suggesting murder to silence a dangerous secret.
On and after February 27, 1935, new responsibility for debts contracted by Kirby's Restaurant at 605 Broad St. Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley, Newell Hotel, Fmlyta, O. Feb. 27 March 5 12.
The piece argues that private enterprise should handle products and services users willingly pay for, while government should provide coercively funded needs like safety sanitation and education. It urges governments to avoid competing with private enterprise, warns of crowding out private jobs, and calls for the government to focus on its core duties until it can better perform them. It contends an impartial umpire is essential to resolve disputes and invites readers to question the author.
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