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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
12
A health column on watching pneumonia complications especially delirium, noting brain involvement, signs of restlessness and irrational behavior, and measures to safeguard patients. It covers bed restraints, clothing, sedatives choice, dosage cautions, and the need for physician guidance, warning against alcohol use.
The article reviews available remedies including tarbituric acid compounds and contrasts past wet pack treatments with modern care. It stresses prevention to curb recurrence of pneumonia and notes deficiencies reduce disease resistance. It highlights vitamin A as essential for healthy mucous membranes and epithelial tissues, found in cadaver or haliver sources and now available in usable forms.
A period tone guide promotes clear fresh faces regardless of age or shape. It instructs cleansing with upward strokes, choosing creams by skin type, a brief ten minute massage, and finishing with a tonic to improve circulation to keep skin young and radiant.
Short Cuts discusses using dry meat fish for pickling, a porcelain inner lining for can refusers, and an ivory ten quart tepon can with red and green trim. It also covers a silk mildew proof shower curtain and tips to prevent lumpy white sauce by sieving and reheating. A note reports Coun Nor W Darwin earning 500 dollars after wheeling W Arminet 659 miles from Brighton to Sydney in a wheelbarrow in 10 weeks.
In answering Mrs F G the adviser urges honest hospitality within one’s means. Do not overspend or borrow valuables. use clean best linen, china, silver and glass. Prepare a meal equal in quality to what you would serve friends of similar means and make guests feel welcome.
Amos the new sagas of American business is the career of youthful Juan Trippe who is president of the Pan American Airways at not yet forty. A Yale alumnus and naval aviator, he built pioneering airlines and formed the Aviation Corporation of America shaping Pan American. His quiet, deliberate method and diplomacy propelled rapid growth with Cuba China and global routes. He dislikes bosses and works with steady, unhurried energy.
A mother compares Lois and her older brother Arthur highlighting differences in brightness and temperament. A guest cautions against favoring one child, noting biased attitudes shape outcomes. The piece argues mothers should avoid comparisons to nurture unique qualities in each child.
Sir Walter Scott owned Maida a grand slag hound whose great bearing stood out. The dog detested artists and would vanish the moment it spotted someone with pencil and paper, understanding that posing brought restraint.
Kurt travels from Alexandria to Cairo in a web of danger as Sonia Andrews warns him of a pursuing passenger Stefan Tobermann. A shadowed meeting with a masked man yields a bribe and a warning while Kurt delivers funds and searches for clues before reaching Christine Masters at Khanaga Masters, where her frail beauty and reunion evoke a fragile hope.
A reader asks about clearing blackheads and pores around the mouth and nose. Advice covers diet changes, such as skimmed milk and vegetables, plus regular cleansing with a soapy lather and astringents like witch hazel. Also notes that body odor affects perceived cleanliness and mentions Japan’s oil production.
Penfield November 7 The Penfield Farm Woman Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs William Brouse on Tuesday December 12 with a covered dish dinner and table service. A Grange Hall banquet Saturday night crowned the contest To Win New Members nine new candidates joined the Grange as the rest contest concluded. Music by Mr and Mrs Shafer of Wton. dancing cards and pumpkin pie cider refreshments noted.
At Mau Welsh home on November 3 a birthday dinner marked the anniversary of Vida Kimber. Seventeen guests attended including Clarence J. Welsh and Mr. Harry Jr. from Mar and Mrs. Harry Mar and jeld, Mrs.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Bruno Stebel at Valley City with Rev. Reuman presiding. Burial followed in Lakewood Memorial Park near her son-in-law Walter Spear, who died six weeks earlier. Survivors include husband B S Stebel daughter Gladys Spear two grandsons Burton and Donald Spear and two brothers Dr William Wells Cleveland and Carl Wells Gilead Ohio. Many relatives and friends attended with local residents listed in attendance and visiting.
Mr and Mrs H J Brooks host family gathering for the Schmidt birthday. Local visits include Mr and Mrs E W Arnold at Mrs William Mack home in Lorain. American Education Week runs late in November with programs led by Captain Dans ex and Rev W C Gruenwald. The P T A and school groups feature music, glee clubs, and award ceremonies with Dean Graham of Oberlin as guest speaker. Katherine Cameron of Washington DC dines with Mrs Carl Hauck. Medina hosting dinner bridge at Orlin Wolfe home with Earl Arick as guest.
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