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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1937
Page
6
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains stomach and duodenal ulcers their common pain patterns and how chronic, recurrent attacks resist simple cures. He discusses persistent treatment, infection links from teeth tonsils and sinus sources, bacteria in blood, and nerve involvement in ulcer formation.
Ulcer pain shows a regular after meal timing that distinguishes gastric from duodenal ulcers. Gastric ulcers occur about half to one hour after food and last an hour or two, while duodenal ulcers begin after meals and persist until the next meal. X ray aids diagnosis and depth assessment.
The Henrietta Grange plans its regular meeting at the school building Wednesday evening March 17 with business, music, and dancing to follow. Mr. and Mrs Rex Leer hosted the Bridge Club Saturday night with two tables of bridge. Harry Myer won first and Mrs Myer second. A pot luck supper followed. Also noted, Jake J Portman, wintering in Eustis Florida, won a silver cup in a DeLand Shuffle Board tournament.
Mr and Mrs Earl Kendeigh entertained relatives for dinner Sunday including Mr and Mrs Charles Kendeigh and daughter of Detroit and Mrs Elie Kendelgh.
Childs fear of separation from parents is explored after a aunt and mother tease Joan with becoming someone else’s little girl. The piece urges reassuring responses and notes the harm of threats to leave or give away a child. It highlights the normal child desire to stay with loving parents.
The article chronicles travels and visitations around Oberlin and Elyria. The Portman family gleans weekends with sons Hermon Jr and Richard K in Cleveland while extended kin visit Oberlin area churches and homes. Socials include a Thankoffering service at the Methodist church and various Sunday gatherings.
A period piece advises women to relax for health and youth using options from warm baths and beauty naps to vigorous exercise like badminton and tennis. The author shares personal experience favoring muscular activity for stress relief, suggests mid day walks for professionals, and details a home facial and bath routine to refresh skin and mood.
West View reports film presentations by Standard Oil Co of Ohio on Bea uitul Ohio and Ohio from the skies shown at Olmsted Grange and at the school auditorium for all grades. Mrs Neuman of Cleveland spoke at the P T A meeting after a 6 PM tea. Pomona Grange met at North Wylramat with many Grangers in attendance. W M Missionary Society to meet March 16 at Mrs Irma Baechr’s home in Columbia Station.
A Florida reader recounts Uncle Jay’s tall tales of sea feats and a real fisherman from Panama City. Wallace Caswell, aged twenty six, reputedly rode porpoises and once pulled a shark from the water with a fist in its gills. The writer confirms Caswell exists, wears a silver head plate after a shark bit him, and notes the charm bracelet as a practical bit of mad money.
A compact guide covers using a small iron as a heat substitute, testing egg freshness by water test, enriching eggs for children with milk poaching, and determining doneness of fish by separating flesh from bone. It provides practical tips for fruits nuts in cake, and general cooking checks.
Three weeks of bed rest for a woman with rheumatism shows improvement this week. Cook road visitors include Misses Lois and Gladys Hahn and Maurine Wood with Miss Ethel Ingersoll. Local visits span Uniontown, Sprague road, Elyria, and Orange basketball events. St Thomas sewing circle met at Ollie Bruce home. Witham Guild All Star from Cuyahoga County announced. Minor injuries and influenza cases noted among residents.
A public address extols three foundational acts of the founders, defending Supreme Court independence as essential to preserve rights and prevent mass domination. It warns that any erosion risks tyranny and the collapse of constitutional protections for minorities and social progress.
Secretary of Public Relations Fields Pr A TL Marting accompanied the Baldwin Wallace Gospel team to Fields M EK Church Sunday morning. Mr Rasy sang a solo with Miss Hins tman at the piano. Mrs Rasy and Mr Schibber delivered sermonettes. Mrs Glenn Stranalan hosted Fields Ladies Aid last Thursday with help from Mrs Ed Wilford and Mrs Carlton Balbrideee. Dress parade brought laughter as guests included Mrs Charles Hales and daughter Loletta, Mrs Royales of Columbia, Mrs Stranahan, Mrs Paul Strode, Mrs Norah Thompson and Mrs Ralph Stranahan.
In Maldon Victoria a wattle divining rod used by Norwegian prospector George Hansen led to shafts at three spots. A reach to 45 feet yielded a reef. gold of two ounces per ton was found. The mine, now valued around $150000, proves the rod's success.
The gardeners of Paris formed a corporation with strict self governing rules. Applicants for gardener positions faced an examination for a baccalaureate as part of the eligibility process.
Mrs L A Bainbridge and Mr and Mrs Tyndis visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs Charles Nash visited her sister Mrs Raymond Simms on Oberlin road. Charles Nash called on his sister Beatrice Nash and brother Walter of North Russia. Mr and Mrs Allen Lang and daughter Carol of Berer visited Mr and Mrs Charles Black. Rev Carpenter to speak Sunday March 14 on The New Suit.
MINNEAPOLIS Thirty years in the army and never fought a battle or had a narrow escape records James C Hankin of Fort Snelling Headquarters Company He served 1906 19 in the 19th Infantry 1919 to 1826 with the 3rd Infantry He was guest of honor at a Fort Snelling parade and plans to move to San Diego with his family before seeking civilian work.
In Roanoke Virginia a man entered a bank with two counterfeit appearing $100 bills and offered them as collateral for a loan. He asked for $100 or $1250 if the bills were accepted, saying he could not trust himself with his money and proposed a loan at 4 percent while receiving 2 percent.
WEBSTERVILLE VT Ray Gallant a 43 year old quarry worker tried dynamite to blast wood for firewood believing it would be easier than chopping. A charge exploded prematurely injuring his nose and eyes and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Plans sponsored by the Billings Commercial Club to hold a Golden Jubilee Exposition of Montana in August 1920. The event marks the 50th anniversary of Montana's admission to the Union.
A. W Koch endured ten days of hiccups in Monroeville Ohio before relief arrived. A nationwide array of suggestions followed and the cure proved simple: a half teaspoon of pulverized white chalk taken dry, ending the distress and drawing curious inquiries.
An old advertisement details Style No. 2739 for a youth sized dress and a bib front Tyrlean apron. It lists yardage, sizes 16 to 48 inch bust, and requests fifteen cents plus address and size for pattern. The Spring Fashion Magazine is promoted as a guide for cruise wear and cottons.
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