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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1936
Page
7
Claud North Christman discusses diabetes mellitus, its causes, and treatment, noting obesity, overeating, sedentary life, heredity, and infections as factors. It outlines insulin's role, dietary management, and dangers of acidosis, with historical remarks on diagnosis and symptoms.
Profile highlights Margaret Weymouth Jackson and Mary Ronerts Rinehart as Indiana and Hoosier authors who chose home life over New York prestige. Notes Jackson’s decision to stay near Spence, Indiana, as a model of female success while remaining a wife and mother. Includes local schooling, PTA notes, and residents' travel and visits in Ridgeville and surrounding areas.
On Skeleton Island Maine detective Emn ery Harding guards his threatening daughter Audrey as a red typed note demands the ruby from a ship’s captain. A murder shocks the house guests revealing a web of deceit. Castian confesses greed as Harding unveils the Eye of Varanus, a crimson gem altering motives and danger.
Evelyn Nesbit era Eve Thaw, wife of Harry K Thaw and mother of mixed public life, endured scandal and a high profile divorce. Her career spanned vaudeville tours, stage appearances in London and Atlantic City clubs, with roles in Redem ption and The Woman Who Gave. She faced late career illness and intertwined relationships ending in 1932.
A mother confronts her child Harolds nail biting with threats and remedies. Despite promises and punishments he continues biting nails, using bitter aloe and gloves, while she alternates warnings and harsh measures, failing to curb the habit. The scene reveals frustrated parenting and ineffective discipline.
A father son banquet occurred at the South Ridge church on Tuesday evening with guests seated for the seven o clock program. Music and reflections followed the welcome, naming attendees including Mr and Mrs Milton Enpies and George Murioz among others from South Ridge.
A fragmentary item notes a Kansas mound once formed by volcanic activity. The brief text mentions geological features and a peculiar phrase about pentine and a mass, with unclear context or details.
Laura L Baldt formerly assistant professor of Household Art at Columbia University taught multiple courses in home economics at the college level in New York City. Her long career spanned teaching roles and educational influence across the university system.
A formal order is issued directing the Pattern Department at the WChronicle Telegram to process correspondence and packages addressed to 160 Fifth Ave New York N Y for delivery or action as specified by the sender. The notice designates recipient handling at the designated pattern department location.
Thursday afternoon visitors from Oberlin Road and Grafton called at the home of Mrs. Edward M. Eldred on Murray Ridge. The gathering reflected on moral progress versus intellectual progress.
Johann Strauss, composer of the famous Blue Danube, penned a small waltz on parchment that has long been a cherished heirloom of the Mrs. Charles Naftz family in Madison. He signed the piece and dedicated it to Mrs. Naftz's mother.
A fragmented account quotes Andrew Jackson defending limited federal powers and state rights in a distant future speech. He argues Congress cannot seize money absent constitutional power, warns against centralized authority, and criticizes paper money. The text criticizes overreach and urges adherence to the Constitution and state autonomy.
An entertainment sponsored by the music group was listed as a minstrel show instead of a dance. A miscellaneous shower and jaz in recent couples were held Saturday at the home of a local resident with decorations and hosts from several nearby towns. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rising and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dussel, with many friends and relatives attending from LaGrange, Belden, Grafton, Sandusky, Ashland. Mrs. Frank’s hospital stay noted as a first for this period.
The Ladies Aid will hold an executive committee gathering Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Cornish's home to discuss future plans. Members including Miranda Hoskin accompanied by Elizabeth Davis and Laverne Lantz spent the weekend at Pittsworth and suburbs, with LaVerne visiting Coromopolis relatives while others visited Mr. and Mrs. James in New Kensington. The group expects to return. a Grange play titled Truth Takes a Holiday is being prepared for presentation soon.
In Valcartier Quebec a relief camp paid out 435 in allowances to unemployed men last week. The camp canteen allocated 2500 for beer purchases. Reverend John Codurn from Toronto faced charges connected to the matter.
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