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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1936
Page
3
Br Claud North Chrisman LD presents an overview of preseris insipidus a chronic kidney disease marked by excessive thirst and urinary activity. The text notes male predominance hereditary tendency and two groups primary and symptomatic detailingBrain injuries and brain disease related causes with treatment focused on underlying condition.
A patient drank 40 quarts of water in 24 hours showing extreme thirst and compulsion to drink. Commonly eight to ten quarts daily, thirst impedes rest and daily life while overall health remains unaffected. Severe fluid loss causes dry mouth skin lack of saliva and constipation.
The article surveys theories on the cause of a brain-related trouble linking a puncture at the brain base to pituitary effects. It notes chemical changes in tissues from injury and discusses injections like pituitary or diamylamine remedies, including injections for relief of thirst, with Dr Chrisman inviting questions to his column.
Avon Lake hosts card party with eleven tables at Townsend Park Hall. Prizes awarded at each table as Mrs Ber F and Mrs John L lead. Club to meet next Thursday. refreshments served. First Aid class organized at town hall Friday evening.
Profile outlines BORGE H EARLE first Democrat in 40 years to hold Harrisburg executive mansion He is a Philadelphian with wealthy stock background and a sportsman image His election marked a shift from historic Republican control with veto power and budget influence noted He championed education and teachers but faced veto and appropriation decisions
An article notes the bed head lamp as a luxury for insomnia sufferers. The housekeeper could access a metal reading lamp to listen to guests and provide illumination. A guest room lamp and a side table with engaging reading material are advised for wakeful visitors.
A Modern Middle Western mother refuses to be a servant on Sunday mornings and assigns breakfast tasks to her daughter. The tale highlights family routines and the ritual of preparing a leisurely morning meal with traditional foods such as salt mackerel and buckwheat cakes.
A clipped line mentions Warren Dunawar II linked to the Lorain Red Cross chapter. The legible fragment hints at assistance or involvement with local Red Cross activities, though specifics are unclear.
A fragmented notice describes an auto accident involving TJ Nas ore and Adrian Zack, with relatives including Mrs. Howard Wa and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mell of Avon. Mentions of Guesdar family, Treli Litzenburg in East Cleveland, and visits by John Stefan and son Jack from Cleveland. Eugene Kelly and W C Scott moved to Arizona after a quick trip summary.
Police wonder about a man who received a traffic ticket for illegal parking and returned 30 minutes later asking for another. He claimed he had only heard the first notice.
A guide describes Charm Life’s complexion cream as a remedy for the weariness and stress seen in women today. It promises to tighten lines and revive skin after long hours and sleepless nights. The piece adds routine facial exercises and massages to demonstrate how to use the product effectively.
The piece questions parental gamesmanship in child sports urging fair play. A mother lets her son win to keep him happy, risking teaching poor sportsmanship. In Almeda California a woman known as a former gun runner marked her 32nd birthday with a dramatic display.
Jane Hall the girl detective is summoned to Skeleton Island off Maine to guard Emery Harding’s daughter Andrey after a red typed threatening letter regarding a ruby. Albert Santrey is murdered by venom injected with a hypodermic. a servant is killed. suspicion falls on guests including Bruce Kirby and Dr Straater as Emery is attacked and rendered unconscious with the killer still at large.
A reader note promotes a spring embroidery panel for Peacock design with a transfer pattern 15 by 26 inches, material list and color chart. To obtain pattern, send 1 cent in stamps to Chronicle Telegram Household Arts Dept New York. Also mentions historical military notes and Napoleonic era writings.
New London announces the annual senior class play Growing Pains by Rouvereld set for March 24 to April 17 at the high school auditorium with Miss Marjorie in charge. Cast includes George Melsen Terry Fonden Irma Saxon and others. stage crew and programs coordinated by Vernon Johnson and students.
The Markiey Parent-Teacher Association held a March 24 meeting at the Markiey school with attendance checked and first and second grade rooms tied for top honors. The program featured monologues, magic tricks, stunts by Mr Berzderier of Detroit, vocal solos by Mrs Elmer Kel jer and group singing with Mr Berzderier at the piano. Refreshments were provided by third grade mothers. Fidelis Class Party noted with fourteen members present at the M E Sunday school social Friday night.
Youth fashion features a light lapis wool jacket and matching dress with navy buttons. Style No. 2659 covers sizes 14 to 18 years with bust measurements 36 to Q inches. 434 yards of 39 inch material needed for size 16. Send 15 cents for pattern and 10 cents for the fashion book, with name address and style number to Chronicle-Telegram Pattern Department.
Lorain County agricultural agent C L Himmel said the county will likely have enough good seed corn to meet farmers needs as seed germination tests come in From state reports about half of Ohio counties will supply their own needs and 12 counties will have surplus While many local farmers must still buy seed corn this is typical in normal years and those saving 1935 corn may be forced to buy Tests urge farmers to check germination before planting and to buy seed on the ear and test ears themselves to avoid costly poor yields
Readable fragments describe third and fourth grade classmates at Markler school sending letters and a basket to a hospitalized family member. Glady Freeland, their teacher, delivered tokens of speedy recovery Billy Thursday evening. Attendees included F. H. Lewis and a PHC India meeting in Elyria Friday.
Henrietta will present The Deacon's Second Wits at the school auditorium Wednesday evening with a repeat performance at Birmingham Town Hall Saturday. Cast includes Calvin Fitz Lois Portman Barachias Fitz and Milton George Washington Fitz, plus many local residents. Ladies Aid of Evangelical church met at Mrs. Charles Cook's home with devotionals, a vocal duet, and a large refreshment list including Rev R Pierrer and many local families.
Mrs. Eliza Sanders returned home after spending several days at the home of her granddaughter Mrs. Leo Nickols and family of Norwalk. Every man has his troubles and most of them wear skirts.
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