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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1937
Page
13
Dr Claud North Chrisman notes most childhood diseases target the nose throat and bronchi lowering resistance. He cites evidence that many adult TB cases trace to childhood TB and tubercular bone disease, urging school X rays and isolation if latent tuberculosis is found to prevent later deformities.
The cabinet upheaval in Spain ends with Dr Juan Negrin as premier after Largo Caballero and the Communist bloc exit. Negrin, 48, born in the Canary Islands, trained in Berlin Leipzig and Kiel, a physician and socialist, speaks English French and German. He previously served as finance minister and headed the carabineros in Sansom, aiming for a strong central liberal government including middle classes and workers.
The article argues smallpox is contagious but not hereditary and emphasizes early childhood vaccination. It warns against exposure to unvaccinated individuals and notes severe outcomes like blindness and scarring in unprotected children. It cites an Iowa town of 450 vaccinating after a funeral where 100 cases were reported, highlighting public concern.
A call urges universal vaccination to prevent epidemics and protect schoolchildren. It notes the case arose from unvaccinated exposure, praises physicians and nurses, and warns that neglect may cost lives. Emphasizes vaccination in infancy and hygiene, diet, sunshine. It also defines rickets as a childhood disease preventable by diet and environment.
The note covers dress options for street or ankle length and suggests a maid of honor carries a bouquet if the bride does. It notes a picture hat is appropriate and mentions seating engaged couples side by side as a thoughtful gesture. It explains after dinner coffee as demi tasse black coffee served without cream and typically without sugar, and ends with mailing timing for wedding notices.
A group of Zighty girl dancers and actors staged a strike after Norosci Wilono theatre hours were closed by municipal authorities due to a political satire. The performers occupied the stage refusing food and drink, six fainted, and the strike was not called off. Nearby, reports mention two large automobile plants in Jotambou and a notable auto factory in Turkey.
A 1937 essay on modern fatherhood contrasts boyish pride with the ignorance of some fathers about infant care. It argues mothers rely on science, schedules, and growth charts, while many fathers remain uninterested until bills arrive. The piece champions informed, active paternal involvement in early child rearing.
Skin care guidance for August emphasizes prevention for clear complexions. It covers cleansing with plain soap and water, massage with creams, and a pore mask to stimulate circulation. Steps include rinsing with warm water, finishing with cold tonic, and optional salon facials for extra benefit.
Diary notes from New York dated May 24 recounts cheer from Jacob Ruppert Sheila Barrett Alice Brady and Ted Healy. Mentions a London letter about ancient streets the coronation and a wedding reception for the T Denis Boardmans. Also references J Bryan TH V V McNitt and harmonica exchange with Larry Adler and a London editor.
An OCR fragment surveys vaudeville figures and club life with names like Joe Fejer and Buck amid celebrity praise, editorials on Broadway’s scene, and notes on London’s milk trend and a new Ye Old Doughnut Dunker restaurant. references to Hoover, Tamulty, and Wilson-era figures frame a broader cultural snapshot.
Dorothy McDonell celebrated her birthday Tuesday night at home with 35 guests from Oberlin Wellington Penfield and Pittsfield. Mary Elizabeth Whitney led party games. gifts and late refreshments followed. Also noted were community events and local hospital updates including various surgeries and illnesses.
Rochester township closed its doors on Friday. Lower grade teacher Mrs. Hermann led pupils on a field walk. Eighth graders named include Janette Knapp and Virginia Selvem. Other items note Dozrosay Maksimovitch’s extended prison period and a Belgrade clothing store robbery case. A remark on Samaritan history appears.
At a community gathering Tuesday night the town outlined Memorial Day activities including services a cemetery parade and graveside decorations. The township school board met Tuesday night to approve payments before recess and rehire bus drivers Edmond Cowie and Mrs E A Gariss for the next year with Mrs Gariss also named janitor.
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