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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
21
A CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN signed piece on health letters spirals into complex, hard to follow details. The author claims to provide information but readers are left unsure as to concrete guidance. A separate case describes a new mother with postnatal weakness, poor blood, nervous strain, and eye troubles following a difficult pregnancy and childbirth.
A fragmented medical memo discusses suspected infection, pelvic distress after childbirth, and possible pelvic inflammatory illness. It suggests limited clinic access, hot water douches with epsom salt, general tonics, dietary steps, and home routines to boost appetite and overall health, noting financial barriers to formal treatment.
Despite poor roads an auditave performance was rescheduled to Friday at 3 at the School Auditorium to accommodate those who could not attend last week. Mrs Schaeffer was presented a bouquet of roses by Mr Bock as a token of appreciation from the cast. The Valley City Girls Sextette and County Music Department hosted events at Grange School, with social notes including guests and family dinners.
A nostalgic guide offers practical beauty routines for female travelers. It highlights packing light, carrying multitask products like cleansers and fresheners, and tips from three women of the Philadelphia Orchestra touring party. The piece notes the need to stay groomed despite cramped quarters and travel grime while sharing anecdotes of social visits and outfits.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a hospital event and local gatherings. Mentions Elbera Hegeta Hos and Red Cross flood relief planning. Includes social names from Elyria Amherst and Avon areas and a river canoeing outing on Black River with community figures and dinner hosts.
Isabelea Greenway, linked to Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, declines to stand as candidate citing family duties and time constraints. She references past service with Theodore Roosevelt and notes pride in expanding roles in Congress and national matters. Greenway has long been associated with the Wire House and was appointed in 1933, reelected in 1934, remaining active in political and budget matters.
Detective Jape Hall is summoned to Skeleton Island to guard a ruby prized by Em ery Harding after a letter threatens a theft. Historic gem tied to Captain Kidd and rumored treasure spurs pursuit. Santres is murdered and a servant is arrested as the search for the ruby and the culprit intensifies amid a mansion intrigue on the Maine coast.
A fragmentary OCR text references names and events with unclear meaning. It mentions people, a fire, and a sequence of disjoint phrases, lacking coherent structure or identifiable actions to summarize accurately.
Ruth struggles to dress herself in a busy morning scene as her mother assists with buckling shoes, buttoning a dress, and adjusting socks. The episode highlights a child's learning process and parental guidance in developing independence and self-care skills.
The author argues neutrality is hard to maintain as wars require many commodities and arms trade. A balanced approach is needed, avoiding arms shipments while continuing some trade and loans, to prevent entanglement and further conflict. The piece notes public support for heavy measures is uncertain and calls for further discussion.
The Rochester community discusses the flood relief fund and Red Cross work. Updates include a $25 quota, stalled committee activity, and calls for more help as distress lingers after the flood.
Public notice style advertisement details a new spring dress pattern No. 2672 for sizes 14 to 18 with bust 36 to inches. It suggests wearing a Paisley scarf and light fabrics like linens and woolens. Pattern costs fifteen cents, with option to buy book and pattern for twenty five cents. Address Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 160 Fifth Ave New York NY.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Sam Luzon of southern Missouri and arrival of her body for burial in New London. Relatives include her sister Mrs Frank Rowland and husband, with services held at Fiteh Fue Nera Home. Attendees from Rochester and nearby families listed include Charles Park and Edna Clookwu among others.
Mrs Amanda Gariss and Mr Ed mand Cossack Lathiher lead a school bus inspection to ensure compliance with state safety rules and regulations. The team reviews gear, records and operational procedures to meet transport standards.
All members of women’s clubs and civic organizations are invited to meet in Elsha on Tuesday for the annual gathering. Attendees should come in costume and bring a share or dish. Various activities and refreshments are planned.
Relatives in Crandall and distant cities report flooding impact and disrupted communication as central districts remain inundated. Miss Harriett Wentz and others fear for relatives in Johnstown Pa while local residents await word on affected families.
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