Fever and Lassitude Warns Doctor on Infantile Paralysis
Doctor warns that fever with lassitude and irritability in a child during an epidemic may signal infantile paralysis. Early convalescent serum is advised if suspected, as it shortens the disease course. Notes signs include prostration, throat redness, tremors, neck tilt, and spinal stiffness. serum is from recovered individuals and can be given by spine or vein. Rehabilitation through movement, massage, and orthopedic care aids recovery. pamphlets by Dr. Clendening are offered for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendemni M
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Jim Gare
Central Press Association
East Twelfth Street
Cleveland
West Ridge Attended Ball Game in Cleveland
West Ridge residents report H H Drusendahl and Verne Decker attended the Shaw-Elyria football game in Cleveland on Saturday. Lester Drausendahl is a member of the Elyria team. Week-end guests Mr and Mrs Fred Schramm entertained William Withera and the Misses Welma Edna and Clara Poch of Bellaire Ohio. Gilbert Minnich attended the operetta Lelawala at the Elyria high school Wednesday evening. Melvin Grills attended a Halloween social at Elizabeth Fowl’s on Friday. Miss Marian Lauer hosted Bunco Friday evening. high scores went to Beatrice Wensink and Bud Porter, low to Esther Rowley and Lucile Penfound. refreshments served to several guests and the hostess.
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West Ridge
H. HH. Drusendahl
Verne Decker
Shaw-Elyria
Cleveland
Lester Drausendahl
Elyria
Fred Schramm
William Withera
Welma
Edna
Clara Poch
Bellaire
Ohio
Gilbert Minnich
Lelawala
Melvin Grills
Hallowe’en
Eizabeth Fowl
Edison Highway
BUNCO
Marian Lauer
Beatrice Wensink
Bud Porter
Esther Rowley
Lucile Penfound
Harry
Milton Lauer
Sunday Guests Visit Mason Family and Relatives
Sunday visitors from Belden Elyria and Cleveland called on the Mason family in Belden. Mr and Mrs Harley Wilson and daughter Greta joined Mr and Mrs A W Mason and their children. Mr and Mrs Robert Mason and children from Elyria also visited. Mr and Mrs George Decker called on their cousin Mrs Partell of Cleveland Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and children Doris and Roger were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Wilson
Greta
Belden
A. W. Mason
Robert Mason
Elyria
George Decker
Partell
Cleveland
Ollie Minnich
Doris
Roger
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound tackles three cold effects by reducing nasal inflammation, inducing perspiration, and opening the bowels. Chew a tablet to stop nasal discharge, clear the head, ease breathing, and dispel weakness. The ad notes it also purges germs and wastes, with a 35 cent price at drug stores.
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Pape
Ady
Weekend Social Notes From Ridgeville Elyria Area
Dinner guests from Ridgeville Elyria and Brownshelm attended weddings and calls. Florence Hopkins wed Ervin Bachman at the Hopkins home with Rev Eastman officiating. Lilian Eldred and others visited, while week end visitors included George Longbrake family in Cleveland.
Local Social Roundup and Vacation News
Ernest Pallas and son George and Mr and Mrs Gustave Pallas and son Dale, all of Elyria, called on Frank Pallas and family Sunday evening. Miss Jean Whegner returned home from Kent State College to spend vacation. The Red Cross seeks memberships this week led by Mrs R Baus. Brief local visits include Mr and Mrs Sherman Mason and others from Grafton and Elyria. Holstein cow Beauty near Naponee set Nebraska records with 29,190 pounds milk and 1,012 pounds butterfat in 365 days.
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Ernest Pallas
George
Gustave Pallas
Dale
Elyria
Frank Pallas
Jean Whegner
Kent State College
Ohio Teachers’ Convention
Cleveland
William Wagner
Sherman Mason
Caroline Sheldon
Grafton
Theodore Grills
C. J. Smith
Edison Hiighway
Ernest Holliday
Phyllis
Charles Schwartz
William Boone
Richard
Earl Fowl
Wiy- Tia
Marian Lauer
Julia Dara
Neb
Walter A. Post
Here
United States
Nebraska
Man Charged After Confession Drops Boast
In Terre Haute Charles Haddix 37 drank confession drops and boasted of bootlegging for two months. Police filed liquor charges after an investigation. A philosopher claimed a method to avoid being burned. Tow-how-how was the question as he avoided debt.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Charles Haddix
Haddix
Intexicateu
Nquor
Mussolini Pushes Home Grown Coffee In Eritrea
Italy plans to devote 6000 hectares of Eritrean coffee land to Italian settlers under government supervision. Each settler may cultivate up to 30 hectares, with plants and technical instruction provided. Experiments since 1902 showed feasibility, but Fascist push made final success possible.
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Rome
Eritrea
I T
Walked Mountains To Wed Norton Couple Sparks Ride Home
Jim Jones aged 20 and Eunice Ler aged 16 trekked 30 miles over the mountains to Whitesburg to wed despite the girl's father’s objection. They found a willing preacher and admirers funded their return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Jim Jones
Eunice Ler
Whitesburg
Hudspeth Quits Politics After Illness Recovery
Claude Hudspeth, recovered from the illness that led him to retire as congressman from Texas's 16th district, said in Austin there he has no plan to return to Washington or to public life.
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Hudspeth
Austin
Tex
Texas
Claude Hudspeth
Washington
Utah farmer Evans named to federal farm board role
Aids farmer Frank Evans of Utah, recently named new member of the federal farm board, has served as general counsel for the American Farm Bureau Federation for the past two years.
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Frank Evans
Utah
New Meaber
Federal Farm Board
American Farm Bureau Federation
State Plans To Cut Taxes With Oil Land
The article outlines a Texas plan to fund government by taxing oil land along Sabine River. Governor Sterling advocates leasing or selling oil in place beneath the river bed, with 1,000 acres of oil lands and an estimated production of 20 million barrels. Approval hinges on a narrow legislative vote.
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Alstisn
Coounty Court House
Sabine River
East
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Sterling
Carmel Plans Crooked Roads
Carmel Calif plans a radical road redesign to slow traffic by rezoning the residential district and building winding crooked streets. The idea, from Perry Newberry, gains council and mayor approval with Frederick Bechdelt chairing an advisory committee to study and recommend the plan.
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Carmel
Calif
Perry Newberry
Herbert Heron
Frederick Bechdelt
Air Giants Over Washington First Public Telephoto Flight
Central Press telephoto captures Akron and Los Angeles silhouettes in the air above Washington after a Lakehurst NJ departure. A fragmentary, wandering text follows about pedestrians and a watchdog found at a home robbery scene, with reflective art commentary mixed in.
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Central Press
Akron
Los Angeles
Washington
Lakehurst
It s Here Again Forest Hill Coal Lump 6 50
The West Side Lumber and Coal Co offers Forest Hill coal lump at 6 50 per hundredweight with a price of 6 25 per ton. Call 2343 for details.
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Forest Hill Coal Lump
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
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