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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1936
Page
2
A physician notes patients suffer allergic reactions from cosmetics and face powders, citing a case where ear trouble linked to nasal crusts contained makeup. The piece stresses subtle irritants and doctors facing patient reluctance to accept cosmetic causes.
An analysis questions the impact of cosmetics on health noting allergic reactions from substances inhaled or absorbed by skin as still unproven yet plausibly linked. It discusses the cosmetic market’s vast billions, scientific standards, and the balance between Mother Nature and industry advancements.
The piece warns that synthetic substances claimed to be non-allergic may replace irritants, urging individuals to monitor their own cases. It advises against inhaling fine cosmetic dust and to avoid exposure by keeping the face uncovered at times.
The Columbia Game Club announces a turkey shoot at the Center on Wednesday afternoon November 25 at 1 39 p m. Participants and spectators are invited to attend as the club raises funds. Proceeds support club activities and community events.
Mrs James Galle of McPherson Kansas was a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs A S Gibson Miss Margaret Waubel attended the State Hucking Bee Arthur Cletzer is amplified IFTia Miss Hattie Andrews of Fields called on friends Friday Mrs Clair Howard visited her mother Mrs Mary Marsh in Eats Thursday and called on Mr and Mrs P Breechinridge and Mr and Mrs Herman Cowley Mrs J H Bartier attended the regular meeting of the American Association of University
A vignette on children playing Indians in a yard illustrates social lessons about hurt feelings and resilience. The piece argues that a child must learn to endure taunts from peers to develop true sportsmanship and accept being called a sore-head as part of growth.
This short guide suggests melted butter with steamed clams and optional lemon juice, adds butter to grilled steak and baked apples, and advises to avoid water on scorched food. It also covers rug stain removal with blotting paper and hot iron, magnesia, and hot brushing, plus menu tips for turkey dinners with vegetables like turnips squash or creamed MODS.
Weoiwaen in Berea Thursday evening featured Mr Grillef Lake WOO speaking on Education in Gio. J. Miss Gertrude Mrs T Miss Raitnes and Homer Akins visited Saturday for Florida travel plans. Local residents share home sales, bridge gatherings, a cow incident and family visits among friends and neighbors.
The piece profiles Miss Nalle, Bluebonnet Belle of the Texas centennial, detailing her daily beauty ritual. It emphasizes outdoor exercise, eight glasses of water, a weekly yeast facial, thorough cleansing, nail care, and careful polish to maintain a fair, healthy appearance.
A portrait of Kathleen Harding, longtime pianist at the Metropolitan Opera, and Miss Margaret Curtis, head of the Met Ballet Schools. It recalls the roof stage training space, legendary teachers like Cavallazzi, and Harding’s humor as she watches young dancers ages eight to fifteen prepare for future careers.
Mrs. Carl Shepherd hosted a luncheon and stork shower at her home on Friday. Ten ladies from Cleveland and Fairview attended, with blue decor and a chrysanthemum centerpiece.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buchhelz hosted a Friday birthday dinner for Augusta Schott with out of town guests including Curt Rushing Alvin of South Euclid Walter Buchholz of LaGrange Edward Buchholz Hugo Buchholz and Frank Sabin from Grafton. The honored guest received many gifts and the evening ended with refreshments.
The list honors pupils from first to twelfth grade with names such as Mona Fhirr, Dena Jones, Helen Bartter, Ralph Chope, Lynette Bainbridge, Elizabeth Keyse, and Ellen Bainbridge. The piece ends by noting war offers mothers and wives glory in exchange for the living bodies of their sons and husbands.
Huntington Mr and Mrs Eugene Hoadley of Elyria were Sunday guests at the Waldorf home. Mrs Julius Szabo of Cleveland visited her parents the Rozborils. Sr and Mrs Fred Baker of Wellington spent Sunday at the Boxer home. Paul Barnes Henry Laughery and Minert Laborie attended the 13th annual National Cornhusking convention at Hebron Ohio last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Emory Knapp and son Owen dined with the Mitchells in Rochester. Joe Rapking Hart Leininger and Li orG Meier attended a milk meeting at La GrangeThursday night.
An old advertisement touts Adierika as a single dose remedy relieves gas pressing on the heart and cleanses upper and lower bowels. Endorsed by Dr FH N Skoub of New York and Druggist testimonials claim quick relief from gas, constipation, and sleeplessness with a real bowels cleansing effect.
Public auction in Elyria Lorain County Ohio on November 1 1836 at 24 o'clock A M for parcels in Elyria including parcels 1 and 7 with detailed boundaries and properties known as Water Street Elyria and related parcels. Appraised values around two thousand two hundred dollars and two thirds of appraisal required. Clarence W Dick Sheriff.
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