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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1935
Page
7
Dr Claud North Crisman explains urticaria as sudden swelling over the body from internal disturbance, sometimes linked to stomach issues or nerves. Avoid triggers, as reactions can be severe. alkaline remedies help, with citrate of soda and calcium lactate or Ephedrine offering relief.
Diet often helps control hives, identifying offending foods through a stepwise elimination plan. Start with one or two simple foods like rice and milk for ten days, then gradually reintroduce items two at a time. Persisting skin trouble may require a stricter diet and thorough bowel elimination to maintain body alkalinity. The condition affects all ages, more in women, with instances in girls around adolescence. Inherited tendencies point to a diet or irritant allergy, including plant contact or insect bites.
The text describes hives and intense swelling from insect bites or stings and contact with irritants like nettles and thorns. A rare antin neurotic edema form can swell internal vessels, risking internal organ blockage and, if it affects the trachea, potential suffocation without prompt airway relief.
Bay Village notices extend condolences to families as the community reflects on the passing of local residents. The item notes sympathy from Mrs. 7B and the Sadier family, with remembrance shared for a son and others among neighbors.
A mother speaks to her child after a fall on stairs as Betty cries and nurses offer sympathy. The scene shows the mother's quick scolding and a sharp hand slap, highlighting the tension between discipline and care in a moment of shock and distress.
A reader asks about thinning hair at the temples and crown and seeks a tonic or remedy, with responses describing scalp care, shaving, brushing, and grooming techniques. Another reader queries color choices for blue eyes, light skin, and brown hair, with guidance on eye shadow and lip color recommendations in period-appropriate language.
The Woman's Garden Group met in the club house on November Friday with Mrs. El i Baker and Mrs. L. J. Conant in attendance. An exhibit of chrysanthemums was displayed. The Literature Group of the Woman's Club held its November 5 meeting with Mrs. George Moore.
A vintage guide emphasizes hair health as a key beauty plan. It discusses rinsing with lemon, vinegar, and soap-free methods, recommends warm-water rinses, and urges consistency in shampoos and tonics. It notes many women seek safer tonics and proper home care to keep waves, curls, and ends well-groomed.
The piece notes Eric Wolfgang Korngold transitioning from stage to screen by arranging Mendelssohn for A Midsummer Night's Dream and composing an original motion picture opera. It highlights Hollywood's embrace of high art and Korngold's stance on music as universal.
The report covers social gatherings and visits. Erle Nol and friends hosted a cheerful day. Evalyn Pows led turning the day services for the Legion with music by John Faton. Clifton Aldrich and Myra Osborn are mentioned in connection with recent travel and visits.
Lake Avenue hosts the 300 Club gathering with Mrs Rabe Mrs George P Harold Starker Mr and Mrs Ariar Neidias Mrs E F Croshey Mrs Frank Prevoznik and others. The group planned five in a meeting featuring high scores and consolation. Future plans discussed for November at Lake church and Sunday school fees. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harold Starker and River Road residents.
The Women's Union of Evan al church held their regular meeting Thursday at the church hall. A pot luck dinner was served and two brides present. Mrs. John Raner Edna Laws and Mrs. John Schwartz Esther Reutter were each presented with a beautiful blanket.
A finely dressed crowd gathered Saturday evening at the English Lutheran church on Broadvne avenue Cleveland for a double wedding of Valley City interest. Miss Esther Misery of Cleveland wed Raymond Stoskopi of Valley City in a SIMA ceremony uniting Miss Heton Short of Medina and Corny Baisch of its place in wedlock.
In a dramatic wartime intrigue, Kurt Histines alias the Silver Moth delivers a mysterious packet from Zeme to Cairo while facing attacks in Alexandria. He reunites with sister Christine Masters near Cairo as killings threaten her husband, and a web of rival figures including Papadopoulos links the envelope to a dangerous plot. Christine confesses fears of poisoning amid shifting loyalties as the danger deepens.
Families gathered for a flower bouquet farewell and honors. Contact lists show visits from Frank Baiseh and E B Ariek hosts. A YMCA style club hosted members and spouses at a bridge luncheon. High School basketball alumni game and junior program scheduled at the school gym amid community notices.
Local column lists residents visiting relatives and attending events across nearby towns. Names include Bindes, Wolfie, Schuma, Merrill, Houghland, Myers, Hue, Wailker, Avon visitors, Barnes hosts, Harris and Tuaddle shopping in Sandusky, Crandell family gathering in Milan City, and attendance at a Lakewood wedding.
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