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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1932
Page
9
Classified text outlines ad rates with minimum charge and discounts for cash, plus notices including special and legal notices, voter data, and public announcements. Mentions Lorain County Lorain Ohio Elyria Norwalk and various ads for pets vehicles and services. Also includes sheriff sale notice and public bond sale details.
Dr Logan Clendening outlines three essentials for infant nutrition sufficiency cleanliness and vitamin content. He advises breast milk as best but notes cow milk and evaporated or dried milks as satisfactory alternatives and warns against underfeeding. He discusses vitamins from cod liver oil and orange juice and timelines for starting cereals and warns against home treatment of diarrhea and misreading feeding signals.
Series of deeds show transfers including Sara Williams to Ralph Arkin in H Penfield's Addition Siyryja Tilbert R and Edna Lamipe to Lorain Banking Co 184 original Charleston plat Louis and Lillian Branno to Alex Wukovitz 3 acres Boune Road Avon Lake Board of Education to Peter Weber one half acre Walker Road Northwestern Holding to Samuel and Eleanor Nelson sublets 18 and 19 Sunset Country Club Shef field Lake Samuel F Nelson to Eleanor Nelson half interest in sublets 18 and 19 North Main Street to Jay M Oreutt Sr Bernard Blang estate to Andrew Biro 27 acres Brownhelm Township.
Memphis claims status as the world’s largest mule market with auctions on Mondays and Tuesdays in "mule town" near McLemore Street. Buyers from Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and Illinois ship mules here as prices range from five to seventy dollars and annual sales reach up to sixty thousand.
In San Francisco a family dog named Tippy faced a life threatening blockage after swallowing a hard rubber ball. Dr Frank Lowe, a famed surgeon, performed a kitchen table emergency operation with Mrs Lowe assisting, successfully removing the ball and sewing the incision.
The State Department of Welfare reports two counties Berks and Delaware want to operate prison farms. Berks uses a 741 acre site and Delaware 440 acres. Each prison leases 300 acres. Welfare officials call farms the only modern method to rehabilitate offenders for return to society. Other counties Washington Greene Somerset Erie Montgomery and Chester are considering such farms.
Banks L Miller the first air commuter to gain a Board of Trade membership flew from San Juan Texas to Chicago in about 12 hours at comparable rail cost. He plans to fly to Chicago for a month yearly if market activity requires and will use his own plane, losing only two business days at home for the trip.
A Harvard student described himself as having a strong back and a weak mind sought work as an automobile polisher in Cambridge Massachusetts and secured a job.
Cumberland Wisconsin Lonard Davis, a local youth, claims the world title after consuming five quarts of mashed rutabagas in one sitting. The feat is reported as a local accomplishment with Davis cited as champion by the Cumberland community.
A writer urges undivided attention when children perform music or speak, warns against talking over them, and cites personal lapses as lessons. He notes adults often fail to listen, hindering a child's effort, with examples from family life and public remarks.
In a Buckeye Conference tally dated November 8, Bill Clinger of Miami tops the scoring with 22 points. Len Fertig trails with 18, while George Wertz of Ohio Wesleyan has 13 and several players from Miami Ohio Wesleyan Cincinnati and Ohio University are listed with 12. John Hosking, formerly on Ohio State, has entered the University of Cincinnati.
State briefs report William Triax of Belmont County as president of the Ohio Unemployed League planning to press relief demands in the next regular session of the Ohio General Assembly.
The original manuscript of the Eyes of Texas, written by John Lang Sinclair in 1903 as a joke to fit the tune Pye Been Working on the Rail Road, is sought for University of Texas archives where it became the alma mater. William L. Prather inspired its creation. The manuscript is now held by Lewis Johnson of Ardmore Oklahoma.
In Helena Montana chief of the assay office Winthrop H Wright asks for help as he falls weeks behind checking gold dust. Hundreds of prospectors bring samples while the civil service commission announces exam dates for an assistant to Wright.
At Burlington experiment station a typical kitchen duplicates an average American home. Misses Lillian Johnson and Marianne Muse perform kitchen duties while their movements and the distances they travel are timed and recorded to measure time and energy savings.
Wis townsmen warn against carrying small tin tubes after a spate of injuries from bean shooters fueling local complaints and police action to curb the activity.
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