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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
12
Charles B. Driscoll recalls the Battery seawall as a focal point for Manhattan memories. He notes Liberty’s statue visible to all, the salty harbor water, and a quaint marine fire station that adds an old world feel to the waterfront.
An article suggests constipation stems from lacking dietary bulk not simply overeating. It recommends daily Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast as the bulk and vitamin B to aid digestion, plus ample water to stay regular.
The piece recalls older waterfront life with nine fire boats stationed at a pier, salt water battles on fires, and canine mascots Sparkie the Dalmatian and Mac the Scottie. It notes the Whitehall building skyline and includes community notices across Clarksville area residents and visitors.
A scene near the Marine Midland building shows Chinese letters on a bank sign while Oriental merchants frequent the area. Radio man Tom Stix advocates a nationwide male revolt against guest towels claiming discomfort and embroidery on towels. James Amster’s Lexington Avenue shop displays an antique sign and a bust labeled Ann evokes antique ambiance.
Commencement exercises at Brighton High School were held in the auditorium on Tuesday evening. The play Strike Three delighted attendees and the cast received commendations. The president of the school board Jesse Burge awarded diplomas to sixteen eighth graders and eleven high school graduates. The High School orchestra provided music.
Miss Margaret F Bolton of the Social Security Board advised employers to have workers past 65 secure social security account numbers for quarterly unemployment information returns. She noted many employers submit names and addresses without numbers and said individuals must apply themselves at a field office. Ohio will begin unemployment payments January first, requiring an account number to qualify. Also mentions Persian rug making and its intricate knot-work.
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