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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1938
Page
5
Prague reports outline Czechoslovakia's firm stance amid German aggression threats. The piece notes regional tensions, contrasting Austria and Czechoslovakia's paths, and reflects on historical attempts at independence, with emphasis on national unity and anticipated pressures from neighboring powers.
A health note suggests constipation results from a low bulk diet. It recommends Kellogg’s All-Bran as daily breakfast to add fiber and bulk, paired with ample water, promising easier bowel movements and energy. The advice cites the cereal’s fiber and vitamins B and iron, and notes its sale by grocers.
The article describes Czechoslovakia's strong armed defenses and national resolve supported by France and Soviet Russia. It notes a history with Germany, readiness to negotiate on reciprocal terms, and willingness to defend sovereignty by force if necessary. It warns of a looming European war and Germany's new aggression tactics.
An official report describes the service director occupying a larger office and details around the move. The narrative references the secretary and other officials, noting a shift in space use and related administrative adjustments within the organization.
Pattern 057 provides instructions for crocheting lengthwise pull-ons in small, medium, and large sizes. Includes materials, stitch illustrations, and glove diagrams. Send 1 cent for pattern to Household Arts Dept. 224 Woolwich Street, New York, NY with your name address and pattern number.
The Mt on Baptist church in Oberlin Ohio opens a three week devotional period starting Sunday March 20. Speakers include Rev Wands Ey the Rust Mo of Charel and Mr Gordon of the School of Theology with services each evening and special guests from local organizations. Wives groups, literature meetings and community programs accompany the event with plays and readings on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Local column records a string of short social mentions. Mentions include travelers returning from Florida to Oberlin. Glenn Malye and others accompanying Win Worcester to Oberlin. visits by Mr and Mrs Vincens of Rent, Ohio to Morgan Street. Mrs George Jachoon and Mrs Avy serving guests of Mrs Cat Sly in Notwath. Beattie Bell visiting parents in Oberlin after studying at the University of Chicago. Lourse Cady and Ann Drown vacationing at Newfield Seminary. Mrs W Spaulding retiring from Oberlin. Mr Walker reported improving at Morgan Street. Robert Parrish visiting Michigan friends. Oberlin Stamp Club gathering at City Hall. Prof Co WW Yeaton to speak on Stamps of Brazil. Katharine Harroun at Gibbs Lee School in Boston spending spring vacation with her parents Herbert Harroun at Reamer Place.
Construction started on a dam across the Rio Negro in Uruguay. The structure will be 1,000 yards long and 30 yards high with a new plant generating electricity to be distributed over a network of 2,500 miles of cable.
Reckless driving charges were preferred yesterday against Al Bauer of Kant Avenue after his car collided with a parked machine at West Avenue. The crash damaged both vehicles and occurred near the police court at Stut Hy Hay.
Mrs ok C Schubert entertained Sunday to honor the 43rd wedding anniversary of her parents Mr and Mrs J W Delefield. The couple received gifts flowers and plants. The table featured pink sweet peas pink tapers and a decorated cake. Attendees included I Stein Woodrow and Heuy Stein of Lakewood Miss Leo Salisbury Ridgeville Jack Twist Ease Cleveland and Kid Was Schubert Olver Schubert. Bre
New Oberlin notes report Oberlin Grange members held a social at their hall on Saturday evening drawing about 50 participants. Prizes went to Mrs. C Justin, Mrs Lyman, Fred Emerich and Mr Heidrick. Refreshments followed. A future party is planned in two weeks under Vic Minnie Mattis, Mrs Philip Balto house, and Carl Schmitz. Mr and Mrs Justin and Mr ...
Mrs N Webber and Mrs Lawrence Yunglasy hosted visitors at New London while Mr and Mrs F C Brown and Mr and Mrs Everett Hastings spent time with relatives in Toledo and at Frances Bat Modan Cleveland. Numerous gatherings occurred including Francie Mackert’s birthday party with cake and greetings at the Mackert home Town Line road. The day included visits from Gene Alexander of Botleyue and a note on the first Free State representation at a Hague conference on social legislations for Europe.
Classified notice seeks someone to test a foot remedy labeled Athletes Foot. Claims 12 hour relief and 30 cent price back. Easy to use product promises relief for sweaty or smelly feet. Instructs to tell druggist Tin gel. © Advertiser C te Bowers rugsist.
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