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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1930
Page
5
Dr. Myers discusses coping with punishment after a child’s misdeeds. A mother’s harsh approach leaves the child fearful and unloved. The piece urges calm, timely discipline, and ongoing warmth to restore trust, citing parental care and forgiveness as essential.
A broadcast schedule note lists a Westinghouse salute on CBS at 11 50 P M EST and Publix Night Owls Frolic airing on WABC network at 0 60 P M EST. The entry records time slots and network names for these programs.
Griselda explores how three tree rings record yearly growth in rings from ancient Indian village houses and supports. By matching ring patterns across trees, scientists estimate when a village existed, likening trees to manufacturing plants that store water minerals and guide growth while humans seek progress.
Two people are dead after a late night crash in Lyndhurst when a coupe carrying Merv Lewise Schwerer 15 and Miss Annai Kron collided with a heavy roadster at an intersection. Schwerer was a Shaker Heights High School honor student. Also injured were Mrs Mari Schwerer, William Dre 16, and Carl Henderson the chauffeur. Robert Crawford 28, secretary of the Cleveland Electric Co, died from internal injuries.
Miss Maybelle Williams, forty two, daughter of Mayor O B Williams, longtime teacher in Wellington schools, died suddenly from a stroke early Sunday morning. Her death followed concerns over her father’s health, with the two living together since her mother's death. she was active in church and community concerts and radio broadcasts.
Numerous reservations show a large turnout of wives for the Elsyra Chamber of Commerce annual dinner at the First Congregational Church Tuesday. Earl Bell passes presidency to Charles Tucker, with a musical program and speaker Ted Robinson. Funeral services set for Tuesday for the minister’s brother, Paul, in Wellington. Big Four freight derailment near Wheeling crossing leaves no injuries. same engineer involved in prior wreck at the same spot.
A Penfield high school sophomore class hosted a shower for Bride to be Mabel Bradstock at Miss Marion Betts home after a Saturday evening gathering. Fifteen guests attended and presented gifts for the couple’s home.
Dr Peters column advises on child nourishment and growth, stressing medical checkup for appetite issues and suggesting cod liver oil, vitamin B, and iron rich foods. It outlines a Fourdetion Diet for Choleren with milk, vegetables, high protein foods, and energy foods, plus tips on rest, attractive feeding, and vitamin sources.
Announcement states a bankrupt sale ordered by the receiver of the Harry H. Smith Co. stock. Auction sales begin Thursday March 13 with three sales daily until all stock is disposed of. The inventory covers furniture rugs toys notions and dry goods from the store.
A meeting for rural organizations in Loraiz county will launch a program to improve gatherings. Ohio State University recreation specialist R. B. Tow will lead at the Y M C A Tow and offer tips to make meetings more engaging. The event starts at 10:00 a m and runs all day. The text notes a 7th century Norman French manuscript contains what is claimed as the oldest carol.
Doctor Sponseller offers same day treatment for piles fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins with work time preserved. Elyria Ohio listings include 80 percent Eck savings trust bidz contact and hours 1 30 to 4 00 Monday Tuesday evening 6 00 to 8 00.
Friedrich Flick emerges as a leading industrial figure in postwar Germany. He has gained control of major steel and mining interests, including a majority stake in the United Steel Works through alliances with Otto Wolff and Otto Wotti. Rumors swirl about his next move as rivals retreat and friction within the steel trust grows.
A Chinese family in St Louis has joined the Lutheran church, believed to be the first Chinese family to join the denomination in the city.
Development and reduction methods are described including stand up straight with arms raised, breathing technique, and the use of cold water sprays. She also notes Schroming as a chest and back developer and suggests hot towels and astringent lotions for reduction.
A planned amity gathering in Bellaire brings Catholics Protestants and Jews together to foster tolerance. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Bellaire Ministerial Association and the Independent Order Bnai Brith the event aims for fellowship not a revival and will feature three speakers from each group plus a mayor as chairman.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy to bad breath sore tongue and loss of appetite. It promises relief from gas headaches and sluggish digestion by chewing two tablets before bed and claims the product strengthens bowel muscles. The copy urges use by adults and children and notes drug stores sell Cascarets during the era.
Medina Common Pleas Judge Nathan H. McClure of Medina announced his candidacy for the Court of Appeals to succeed Judge Funk of Wooster. McClure has served 15 years on Medina County Common Pleas Court and is currently on a third consecutive term, with current assignments in Summit County at Akron.
Ashton Liscum, an ice cream dealer with a 540 fish collection valued at $2,000, advises not changing goldfish water. He keeps them healthy with live plants for oxygen and careful feeding, claiming rarely losing any fish through his methods.
Advertisement extols a vegetable compound for constipation and liver cleansing. It claims use by men and women for twenty years, promising easy, smooth action overnight with no dangerous dosing. Ends with where to buy at druggists.
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