How to Reduce Without Danger by Dr Wells Ruble
Dr Wells Allen Ruble, medical director of a New England hospital, writes on reducing weight safely. He emphasizes desire to enjoy life, the lure of sweets, overeating, and the need for fat burning as the body metabolizes. The article notes temptation from chocolate drops and crackers and outlines the biology of fat breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
National Capital City
New England Hospital
Wells Allen Ruble
Dr. Ruble
Burning Fat Through Regular Exercise and Breathing Habits
The article outlines fat loss through regular strenuous exercise and daily activity, noting that glands regulate metabolism and deep breathing supplies oxygen for combustion. It warns overweight individuals may experience circulatory and muscular issues that limit exercises and compares stalled combustion to clogged furnaces, stressing persistent practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ruble
Reducing medicines and gall bladder operation notes
The piece warns that reducing weight via medicines harms digestion and can permanently impair the digestive system. It discusses reducing bodies through intelligent effort and cautions over gall bladder surgery complications including infection, prolonged drainage, and the need for cauterization or scar trimming with local anesthesia.
Girl Thrice Winner Of Scholarship Award
Min Chi Shepherd of Greensboro won the annual national scholarship award offered by the Ph fraternity. Miss Shepherd, a senior in the School of Education at N.C. State Callers, posted three-year averages of 43.0, 95.55, and 25 out of 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Min Chi Shepherd
Greenshoro
Moonlight club hosts social at Schultz home
North Ridgeville note: Friday evening a small group from the Moonlight club gathered at Mr and Mrs Schultz residence. A casual party featured tabletop games with Pinocchio as the evening’s diversion. Refreshments were served late, and a crest of honor gift included a wrist watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Marvin Evans
Simple Facial Tonic for Clean Skin and Nails
A vintage beauty column outlines a complete facial routine to tone lazy muscles, cleanse skin, nourish with a rich cream, and finish with cold toning. It also covers a manicure routine using olive oil, lemon juice, and polish, plus makeup tips and social notes from a church gathering and local events.
Medieval dreams of flight and makeshift air ships
The text imagines people in the dark middle ages seeking flight by balloon like craft, describing the fanciful idea of sitting in a balloon and rowing as if on water, reflecting early inventive schemes to sail through the air.
Local Social Notes From Carlisle Area May 25
Carlisle and nearby residents are listed as guests, visitors, and family events in Cleveland, La Porte, Elyria, and Kent State connections. Notables include Eloise Groxaman, June Harrison, and Mrs Ela Copeland’s death in Grindstone City, with society activities noted for Eaton Ladies Ald Society in Eat ion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mere
Fred Cowles
Eloise Groxaman
Bulternut Ridge Road
Ernest Prosens
Cleveland
Prosens
James Quinn
Rollo Turner
la Porte
Samuel Stevens
Crafton Road
Eva L. Maddock
Carl Stang
Telegraph Road
East Avenue
Maddock
Ray Fees
Elyria
Harley Haskins
Grafton Road
James Smith
Tarain
Clayton E. Smith
Jane Smith
Jack Carson
Grindstone City
Mich
Ela Copeland
Eaton High School Graduation Announcement
Miss Jean Snepnera daughter of Mr and Mrs Carroll Shepherd of Robson Road is a member of Eaton High School's graduating class. Baccalaureate services will be held Wednesday evening March 29 at Eaton Church of Christ with Reverend Pam Brown delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Snepnera
Carroll Shepherd
The
Robson Road
Eaton High School
Eaton Church of Christ
Pam Brown
Surprise Party for Pet ers Girls in Litchfield Church Annex
A surprise party was held in the Litchfield church annex Tuesday evening for Mary Esther and Florence Peters. Guests played games, enjoyed lunch, and the Peters girls plan to move after school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Church Annex
Mary
Esther
Florence Peters
Cameés
Peters
Oberlin Church Meeting Highlights Cooperative Work
An Oberlin church gathering on May 2 featured pictures showing progress in fay eiza countries through cooperation. County Emergency schools support the project as machines are held and remixed. C. Wi led a Wednesday church session, an all day meeting with notable but limited official business and much progress reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vbergin Road
Fass Oberlin
Fayeiza
Dodge sales rise with 1935 peak pace in week ending May 11
Detroit reports retail deliveries by Dodge dealers show 7,226 Dodge Plymouth passenger cars and 1,190 Dodge commercial vehicles sold the week ending May 11, totaling 8,416. First nineteen weeks total reach 131,196 vehicles, up 59 percent from the prior year, with production near 1,000 cars daily and trucks at high volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dodge
A. VanDer Zee
Dodge Division
Chrysler Motors
Plymouth
Dodge Trucks
Severe Test of 1935 Plymouth in Chrysler Labs
Engineers at Highland Park test grounds run nonstop stamina tests on the 1935 Plymouth. A standout device, the Belgian Rod, uses four large rollers with tall cleats to haul the car over cleared rails at controlled speeds, delivering hundreds of impacts per minute for days on end to simulate thousands of miles of wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Engineering Laboratories
Highland Park
Knee Action Popular With Auto Buyers
Chevrolet chief engineer J M Crawford notes knee-action front suspension, introduced in 1953, set a new auto industry record with 1,058,507 coil spring knee-action cars registered in 1954, accounting for 56 percent of U S registrations. He cites improved ride and other incidental benefits as key reasons for rapid adoption across makes and models.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. M. Crawford
Chevrolet Motor Co
Crawford
United States
Univen
Testa
Community Picnic Marks Children’s Day Observance
Notes show East Oberlin church plans for Children’s Day services on Sunday, June ninth with age appropriate program by primary classes. A potluck lunch follows at noon and the annual Community picnic is held afterward. Nearby residents, including Mr and Mrs Russel Kraeser of Oberlin, visit relatives and host dinner guests over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oberlin
Sun- Mar
Russel Kraeser
Oberlin
His
Parente
Frank Kreuger
Peter Schaefer
Thompson
Wellington
J. J. Worcester
Gonrze Foster
Mise Winnoff
Wakeman
Mattie Foster
Weilling
Pontiac Production Soars Over 1934 Total
Pontiac reports 1935 production greatly exceeds all 1934 Pontiacs. H J Klingier says by May 15 the 1935 model count reached 89,925 versus 76,533 in 1924. May day-by-day output averaged 942 with three days over 1,000. Retail deliveries stay high. first four months show more than double prior four months. Pontiac aims for 159,000 sales this year, more than double 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Ten Ford Engine Cars Vie For Indy 309 Mile Race
Detroit May 25 Ford powered race cars built under Harry Miller depart for Indianapolis tests ahead of the 309 mile Indiana polis Motor Speedway event on Decoration Day. The Ford Special entry will feature drivers Pete de Paolo Tollywood Dave Evans Bit Winn Hankinson Cliff Bergere and Ted Horn with racing speed records noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Harry Miller
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ford Deaters
Miller
Pete de Paolo Tollywood
Dave Evans
Dallas
United States
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bit Winn
Kansas City
Cliff Bergere
Los Angeles
Ted Horn
Los Aneles
Coast Star
Road routes to Toledo and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Detailed route information for Toledo to Sandusky, Port Clinton, and Toledo via U.S. 20 and other roads. detours around Ancol and Bryan. Columbus routes via Oberlin, Ashland, Mansfield, Mt. Vernon and via U.S. 422 to Delaware, U.S. 23 to Columbus. Cleveland area routes via U.S. 5 and 20. Youngstown Pittsburgh route via S. R. 2 to Twinburg and Ravenna. Canton Wheeling via Medina, U.S. 21, U.S. 30 to Canton and Steubenville. Contact Elyria Automobile Club for routes not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
S. R
Sandusky
Port Clinton
U. S
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
U. S. 20
Ancol
Bryan
Columbus
Oberlin
Ashland
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Younttown
Pittsburgh
U.S
Throuch Salem
Lisbon
Canton - Wheeling
Medina
Massillon
Canton
Steubenville
W. Va
Wheeling
Elyria Automadile
Local families visit as friends gather in Figrin area
The piece notes visits from the Foster Smith Helmer Kreuger and Farr y households with children and daughters, and mentions Arthur Squares Pheobe Hines from Carlisle. It adds a medical remark that m e a r i s have been prevalent, though most children are returning to school, followed by a stray reflection on tropical weather with no seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Foster
Len Smith
Billy
George Helmer
Figrin
Karl Kreuger
Giles
Ashland
Arthur Squares
Pheobe Hines
Carlisle
William Farry
Mearis
Acme Grange and Community Notes Warm Columbia Scene
Columbia EN JOY PROGRAM COLUMBIA details a Made Carpet program at Ridgeville Grange with from Colin bin LaGrange Oberlin and Ridgeville. prize pots of plants drawn by Everett stone. Lectures by Mrs Schram and others, plus a Magic Carpet program at Belden Grange with music readings and a dance. Community events include garden club tours, dressmaking contest at Columbia High, and various church and social gatherings coordinated by local Granges and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ache Grange
Ridgeville Grange
Colin bin
LaGrange
Oberlin
Ridgeville
Edeh Grange
Everett Stone
Brandt
Ridgevite Grane
Schram
Frank Mason Tid Me. Brandt
Merton Cox
Huntington
Acme Grange
Ridgeville Decree Team
Belden Mast
Ora Crocker
Emily Brown
Rolland Bartter
Chas, Mills
Lucee Churchward
Forest Osborne
Belden Grange
Huntington Grave
Modern Women tee and local social notes mix
Committes on armuige niente includes Pre ravi Alliuugh, Mrs Harold ffarsh, Mr ad ars. Chats MaNs, Mrs May Batley and Mr and Mrs Heroin Prutson visit Chare haan and Spencer families. Sunday graduation at Spencer High prompts visits by Sylvia Eves and others. Elyria and Cleveland residents listed.column offers tact and honesty in social letters with Mrs Martin advising sending warm, sincere condolence rather than hypocritical formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra
Indian Hollow Road
Lewis ‘Tyler
Anni Schaffenberg
Wy River Street
Schroeder
Eighth Street
Elyria
Warren. Ives
Columbia
Chas. Ives
Lewis
Marion
Doris Af Sinner
Kenneth Ives
Wayne
West 94Th Street
Cleveland
Amherst area notes include society visits and school honors
Middle Ridge area notes cover May meetings at Mrs Harland Sebrechter home and guests at Mrs Mary Gachrard home. Farewell party for Mrs Lloyd Cummings at Old Stone House Kolbe Road. Recents and Angerbach families visited, plus Bechtel and Rahto families. Speech class group at Amherst High School listed with many Schmitkens. National Honor Society member Ruth Eschtruth noted. Scarlet fever quarantine at Harv Hecock home. Stella ill. Arthur Schmitkens fractures arm again. Wanda Mae Deviker bridal shower hosted by Mrs Clifford Warren. Harry Wall resumes school duties after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rrlefs
Middle Ridge
Louise Sehmitkens
Henry Kolbe
D. D
Harland Sebrechter
Henrietts, Rew
Mraj. Ditchy
Amherst
Mary Gachrard
Margaret Gapler
Old Stone House
Kolbe Road
Lloyd Cummings
Roy Angerbach
Henrietta
EL. Cotton
Edwin
Lake Avenue
John Bechtel
South Murray Ridge
Lloyd Louznecker
Toledo
J. R. Meuller
Amice
W. C. Bechtel
Fred Sehusbert
Raton
Frank Raht
Butternut Ridge
Wises
Amherst Hii School
Carrie
Louise Schmitkens
Adelaide Hall
Rosetta Miller
Mary Gaehr
Katherine Kolbe
Huth Eschtruth
H. G. Eschtruth
Amherst High
Harv Hecock
Hiarm
Norman Beemer
Wanda Mae Deviker
Clifford Warren
Elgins
Harry Wall
Murray Ridge PTA Hosts Murray Ridge Paren t Teacher Association
May 24 final Murray Ridge PTA meeting featured a community supper and installation of PT A officers. Officers named include President Mrs George Bucher Vice President Mrs E Shubort Secretary Mrs John Peters Treasurer Mrs Gladys Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Murray Richse Paren
New
PT. A
George Bucher
E. ©. Shubort
John Peters
Gladys Newman
Pause To Think Back On Unhappy Quarrels And Grief
A reflective letter advises temper and discretion after a death. It counsels not to reveal beliefs about a departed spouse and notes widows may forgive omissions. The author warns against viewing a death as release and urges restraint in expressing personal judgments. A young woman asks about running away with older boardinghouse friends, seeking parental reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virs
Martin
Tam
My Vacation Dilemma with Grandparents Or Friends
A reader requests guidance on disobeying parents to vacation with friends rather than grandparents. The writer argues for independence since expenses are paid by the reader, but stresses parental consent and safety. The advisor suggests involving friends' parents, parental inquiries, or accompanying guardians to secure approval and ensure a suitable environment.
New Ice Cube Chopper with glass catching bowl
A new manual ice chopper features a glass bowl to catch crushed ice pieces as they fall. In warm weather it maces feed dishes and drinks by dropping ice cubes into the top, turning the handle to produce fine chopped ice.
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DE. Cheisman
By Jacqueline Hunt
Franks Harrison
Ed Smith
Paul Apy
Dax
Dla Terps
Congres
Uenal Eiureh
Hermau
My. Meter Imeas
On. Maers
Rabers
William
Vir
Rew. Beck
Garfield Heighs
Ravuria
Timestine Schmitz
Lakewood
Birires
Frank Harrison
Wayne Cropp
June Harrison
Kent State College
Michigan
Harer Haskins
Eaton Ladies’ Ald Society
Church of Criss In
Eation
Robert Gruggle
Max Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
Earl Columbia
Lawrence Taylor
Wendell Schott
Max Barth
Walter Flanery
Miss Hyde
Ray Morgan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Olile Stacker
King's
Congregational Church
Court
Virginia
Ruth Sawanker
G. HL
Lakweet
Meoo
P. Linke
McTva.ry
A. Smanker
Bradley and Fisworthy
Ligehfield
Aliotr
Moe
Syanker
Timmons
LeRay
Irs
Landates
Ruth and
Siar
Risria
Oberlin Road
Automobile News
Tropics
Hannah Longton
B. W. College
Emmanuel Church
Berea
Norman Thomas
Conservatory
Wm. Ingersoll
Roberta Ingersoll
D. J. Radcliffe
Nova
Ruth Radcliffe
Ingersoll
Gypsy Smith, Jr
Mr. Rodeheaver
George Dibble
Lorain County Pomona Grange
Belden
Gertrude Akins
L. A
Gordon Sartter
Clearview School
Joppeck
Root Road
Columbia High School
McCall Company
M. Lt. Boyer
Isabel Dittmer
Herman Dengler
M. L. Reyer
Lyle Reisinger
Baptist Mission Circle
Roy Part
Ror Nemman
R. Cutting
Stinehcomb
Everely
Well¢ Rath
Jarold Halderman
Garden Club
Coumbia Garden Club
Praident
George Fisher
W. W. Jones
A. C. Ring
George Stinchcomb
Milo Stearns
Forest Goodman
Vis'ting
J. Vi. Bactter
Nedson Walters
J. C. Bartter
Leo Martin
R. A. Elder
Hioorn
Mrs. H. €. Bart
Marian Mays Martin
MES. Martin
Murray Hidge
Ethe
Mieneland
Aom
Lake Matiamiskes
Zigantic Fis
Same Preserve
United States Biglorical Survey
Checker Cab
L. Williams
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