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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1936
Page
3
The bladder disease described begins in the kidney with stones or gravel. Stones vary in shape and size and often form from salts such as lime earthy phosphate and sometimes cystine or other minerals. Formation results from deposits of excess salts or a foreign nucleus like mucus clot tissue or debris that seeds rock formation.
The text notes stones formed from oxalate of lime occur worldwide with regional prevalence. Egypt and India have many cases, the U S shows most in Central states like Kentucky Tennessee and Ohio River area, with California having more on the west coast. Stone sizes range from small to large and symptoms include pain intensified when active and varying blood presence.
The article describes how bladder stones cause pain when riding, standing, or after urination, with relief when reclining. It notes variability in symptoms, stone passage, and inflammation, and outlines diagnostic methods using dyes and X rays, plus cystoscope visualization. Treatment includes crushing stones, surgical removal, or medicines to aid passage.
A patient in California reports sudden severe bladder region pains lasting about a half hour, at irregular intervals, sometimes fainting. She offers no trigger. Consider cystitis. cystoscope bladder exam may reveal mucus and pus if present.
Avon residents gather at Mrs William Haterhen ry home for a Cub meeting with quilting and a potluck dinner. The event includes a Trinity Church Hall showing of ALIBI BILL and notes social visits from Cleveland and Willoughby guests. Stockton stills donated to Boy Scouts for summer camp cooking.
Profile of Charl Ormond Williams, 51, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. She proposes a one day absence by the 10,000,000 working women to demonstrate their value to business. Williams advocates more women in office and opposes discrimination against married women in business and teaching. The federation marks National Business Women's Week with over 60,900 members.
A mother negotiates punishment with her children, rewarding good behavior after misdeeds. The narrative contrasts Betty’s remorse with a harsher scene where Gerald resists accountability, highlighting parental assumptions about learned lessons.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. W. H. Collenhour aged 81 reports six brothers still living with him. The eldest is 84 and the youngest 70. The brothers are Isanu from Peru Indiana W. WW 81 from Cape Girardeau and Miner from Akron Ohio, with other names and details noting their locations and ages.
A short guide by Jacqueline Hunt urges jovens matrons to stay slim through regular exercise and posture work. It outlines back strengthening moves, rocking positions, and abdominal flatness plus a routine to lift the chest and keep the spine flexible. The piece notes availability of a Slimming Safely booklet and a How To Be Slender leaflet, with stamped self addressed envelopes to request them.
March 21 report details preparations for the Wakeman junior class play with students such as Jeanne Vamy, Josephine Murray, and Marjorie Prerles listed among cast and crew. Advertising committee and stage staff names are included. audience turnout and traffic disruptions noted after a rehearsal caused by crowding on Wateman Street. Local visitors and residents like Henry Peck and Merwin Kenyon are mentioned along with illness and moving notices among households in Mentone and Renssalaer communities.
A group of men scours the moonless island grounds chasing a prowler after Emery Harding suspicions of danger rise. Ah Lee, the Malayan servant, is captured, and the night ends with Harding found hurt or dead as the story promises a continuation.
Welton and iam onie the Sipser M and Mrs. Zrocker of Cleve land were Sunday suests of Mrs. Hattie Ellis Mes Julia Cari shent 2 few da Mrs. Hattie Eil Ed Benson and son Milton or Verziizon wers Tuesder vi i Mrs Frank Weldron and Mr and Mrs. W. J. Benson. h Fay. daughter of Mr. Mrs. M. O. F. has returned to the home of her parents after being in Memorial Hospital sev eral weeks, mevinrg er of Norwal Tatentir
March 21 supper gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs A J va Lorain features presenters Clarence Lapp Elyria Arthur Ernst Mades Missio Thompson Edith Dehn Mabel Dehn and others. Church notes report Sunday services and superintendent routine with Rev R G Pierrer. Funeral details note Joseph Coverdale from Zileh Funeral Home Amherst. Birthday party honors Patricia Foch West Ridge. Jolly Twelve Pinochle club and local social visits noted.
Cari Schaub of Sandusky visits kin with Mrs Mars Schaub and Frederick Schaus family. Miss Marjorie Kunl returns from Cleveland after weekend with Mr and Mrs Conrad Ernst. Theodore Gruss family and Harold Ridzs spend Sunday with C J Smith of Edison Hichwar. E C Frye and Mr and Mrs J Frere from Murray Ridge visit. Milton Schlechter and Roche rancher Schiechier family hosts Sunday. Newman of Town lime road calls on Mr and Mrs Utan Dietrich.
Henrietta residents report Gur Bérnolds to Etsria Memorial Hospital for an appendectomy. Local social notes list visits among residents including Rev and Mrs Emil Burrichier Mittawenga and Mr and Mrs Henry Fieman South Amherst, plus several others in Elyria Oberlin and Kipton. Activities include church choir rehearsals and neighborhood calls as part of weekly routines.
Mare 21 marks the awards day when Erhart students receive merit certificates for the year. Names listed include Donald Hemdenkson Berta Eschte Laura Maz Van De Virginia Gieny Fiasd Cerwin Garr Harold ern Carol O Conner June Malls and others, with notes on attendance and honorable mentions. Social notices recount local letters, visits, and gatherings among Erhart residents.
Delicate sheer cotton dress pattern Style No. 2638 for sizes 14 through 38 with a square neckline and laced sleeves. Pattern requires 274 yards of 39 inch material for size 16 and costs 15 cents plus 10 cents for the Spring Fashion Book. order to Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York.
Steimgass Saturday afternoon, J. A. Hamm and Albert Lee Thy were business visitors in Cleveland Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derck of Valley City were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Derck's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gross and son Frank Leimseder of Columbus was a weekend visitor of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Threle, east of Erhart. Frank A. Smiuth and Raymond Smith of Homerville visited Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Meier, east of Erhart Wednesday evening.
Traffic on east and west roads of Pittsfield township was halted from Tuesday night into Thursday morning. School buses, trucks, and mail carriers faced delays. roads gradually reopened after crews cleared damage near Pittsfield Center. Local social notices include a Phelps family gathering and several farm relocations and community events.
Clackamas County officials report 50 public works jobs needing carpenters. Wages offered are 21 per hour and 40 a week, attracting limited skilled workers in Oregon City.
A 4 year old monkey named Tag, belonging to Arthur Rhodes, accidentally hanged itself while chained to a perch over a laundry boiler in Camden. The coroner’s verdict likely will call the death accidental, caused by Tag’s own action.
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