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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1937
Page
11
Measles is a self limited disease but complications such as nephritis kidney damage and eye inflammations may occur. The writer notes measles can cause lasting harm including loss of sight as in a relative and urges vaccination to prevent such childhood illnesses and their after effects.
A summer hair care guide advises choosing a wave style to match personality whether a graduate bride or homemaker. It stresses selecting a skilled operator, thorough conditioning, daily cleansing, and constant brushing, plus sun protection and rinsing tips for hard water.
The article warns ear disease often follows catarrh spreading to the ear, risking mastoiditis and permanent hoarseness. Measles requires bed rest until nasal and bronchial irritation passes, while scarlet fever can cause kidney damage, brain fever, and potential deafness. It emphasizes severe outcomes from ENT complications and heart lining involvement.
In Hollywood May 22, Mae West has drawn over 2000 proposals from men seeing her as a home girl. Claudette Colbert enjoys rain walks while her husband dislikes them. Frances Langford finds even horizon tal stripes not fattening. Henry Fonda evokes a country boy selling eats. Will Rogers Jr may grow into his father’s philosophy with Greta Garbo’s stride. Ian Hunter and Kenneth Harlan pair as peas from the same pod. Joe E Brown repeats a dangerous scene to test nerve. Three Test stars face wives’ influence. Spencer Tracy likes ether scent. Jack Oakie jokes about Crosby’s awkward riding. Edward Everett Horton noted.
The article profiles Wen Dick Merril and co-pilot Jack Lambie, highlighting Merril’s reticence and Lambie’s casual demeanor. It notes Lambie trained at the Naval Academy under Weems, his Birmingham Michigan roots, and his interest in mechanical things. Parents of Lambie waited nervously at Floyd Bennett Field as the duo prepared for the England flight.
A reader asks if it is proper for a girl to give a six week acquaintance a birthday gift to a long distance boyfriend. The response favors a telegram or birthday card. A second reader wonders about writing own wedding invitations for a simple ceremony and whether a flower girl is needed. The answer says homemade invitations are acceptable and a flower girl is unnecessary for a small wedding. A third reader asks about water glasses at dessert. The reply states glasses stay on the table throughout the meal.
Short Cuts advise dissolving jelly in water to make syrup for waffles and pancakes. Paint hooks with enamel to prevent rust. Do not handle broken glass with bare hands. Rinse fish dishes under cold running water before washing. Ensure meringue touches pastry edge to prevent shrinking. A Masquers Club chat recalls Ned Sparks tale about a stray kitten and Nadine Denniz forming a bond.
A story recalls Nadine Dennis teaching her cat Puzzums tricks, the feline becoming a twelve year film star earning over $6000 for Dennis while working in sixty pictures. It also notes Clark Gable’s man Friday, a house boy once with Carole Lombard, who moved to Gable’s payroll, plus gossip about actresses’ ages used by studios and a glamorous extra girl seen on set.
Roducy plans marriage to Rodney before his twenty fifth birthday while Sam Saunders infiltrates the scheme with a trove of artifacts. Judy confronts Sam and Rodney, accusing deception as Maureen confronts Sari. Rodney defends Sart’s treasures, Judy warns of forgery, and rodent plans a major public announcement about the Saunders-Burton Collection.
In a vivid exchange the director recalls a past pledge to marry a woman, noting that his settlement funded the fur coat and jewels. The dialogue contrasts Mae West, Dietrich, and Lombard with a reflection on wealth and commitment.
Olive Ankle and daughters visited in Michigan while Lee Walkden family joined Ellsworth Hawke for a birthday gathering. Eki Dague from Wadsworth stayed on his farm. Edward Herr party spent a day in Elyria. Lawrence Walkden had surgery and is recovering well. Mr and Mrs Jameyson celebrated 28th anniversary with relatives. Mantz family from Pawnee and Ruth Herr visited Kent. Herr’s hired man responded to his mother’s death. Raben Walkden and Clyde Rasom families visited Homerville.
Mr and Mrs Charles Stone and daughter Doris visited in Wadsworth Sunday while Doris attended a Junior 4-H gathering at the Lee Walkden home. Margaret Walkden attended a Junior 4-H meeting at the schoolhouse Thursday. The class of 1936 plans a party at Helen Ankles Saturday. Burton Bricker has returned home but remains confined to bed.
Wakeman community notes list moves and social visits. Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Dunkle relocate to Berea for work. Beulah Derr hosts Hartland visitors. Kathleen MecCreedy visits from Cleve land. The Wake man Bite Ribbon Club formed with eleven members, electing officers Albert Peabody president Marie Dalton secretary-treasurer Kenneth Cooler and Stanley Brumby recreation leaders Homer Malton News Reporter Elmer Dalton advisor Hammon outlines upcoming events a stock judging tour June picnic and Chippewa trip for 4-H participants. Next meeting planned.
A mother frets as her nine year old son Jimmy digs in the yard in shorts and a T shirt while the air feels chilly. She wants him indoors in a sweater but he resists, testing parental authority and urging better methods to encourage cooperation and avoid daily conflicts. The piece argues for understanding children and making obedience easy.
C H Buss vice president of sales at Nash Motors reports traffic growth and rising production as highways improve across the west. He notes Pacific coast trips, Denver and Salt Lake City stops, and retail sales since January 1, 1937 more than double year earlier. Nash shows a steady nationwide increase with new distributors and dealers.
Detroit May 22 The La Salle V-S'n official time for 500 miles at Indianapolis Motor Speedway broke the previous stock car record by more than four miles an hour. The car driven by Ralph DePalma averaged 2.1895 miles an hour against the former mark of 7$ set by a Marmon 1 cylinder in 1237. Nearby, Gree gt held June Sid at the Home Economics Cottage. Mr and Mrs Charles Benson Hurst and daughter of Cleveland were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hurst. Mr and Mrs Horace Hurst of Painesville were Sunday callers of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hurst and Mr and Mrs Henry Peck. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hurst are expecting Mrs Walter Berry and daughter of Tlincis as visitors secon.
This article argues that gradual change and careful planning outperform rushed reforms. It cites 1930s economic shocks, gold devaluation, and rapid federal expansion as lessons, urging gradual price stabilization, controlled credit shifts, tax adjustments, and a balanced budget to avoid worsening crises.
DePalma finished the grind in six hours five minutes while the MarMon required six hours 25 minutes 28 seconds. D E Ahrens praised the La Salle, noting the run aimed to prove reliability over speed and reporting an official charted time of five minutes 2.96 seconds for a fastest lap on the final segment. Three pit stops for fuel, one tire change, and a two minute 19 second tire swap were recorded with Firestone tires and Gulf fuels. No oil was added over the 500 miles.
A historical depiction of Ford Motor Company s Rouge plant at Dearborn details its vast scale including a 1 500 ton daily steel finish, 132 miles of mono rail and belt conveyors, the world s largest foundry pouring 2 900 tons of castings daily, and 70 000 workers to run full production. It notes extensive raw material handling and power facilities plus large maintenance and cleaning staff.
Buick Division of General Motors Sales announces 86 new Buick dealers in April, setting a record for a single month. Total dealers reach 2,756, the largest Buick field ever, with expected growth to about 3,000 within six months as sales and service reach most towns with 5,000 population or more.
Mrs. Arpad Gallarich of Pess Hungary has given birth to her twenty third child and all her children are living.
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