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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1935
Page
3
The author contemplates preparing Thanksgiving menus to serve all with minimal food waste and comfort, noting heavy eating invites health tradeoffs. He suggests lighter dishes and simple, festive touches like a tomato juice cocktail and egg white decorations to reduce excess and improve public wellbeing.
The column discusses starting meals with alkaline forming foods to neutralize waste acids and build resistance. It suggests raw vegetables rich in vitamins minerals and sugar, light salads with thin toasted cheese sandwiches, and a moderate meat approach. It notes turkey portions, cautioning against overlarge servings and calling meat a second-hand nourishment source due to animal waste in tissues.
The fragmentary OCR text discusses meat consumption and protein substitutes, noting edible legumes and plants as alternatives to meat. It references cultural dishes like pudding and mince pie and suggests consuming less meat, with odd misspellings and unclear context.
A draft exchange discusses etiquette for informal afternoons and attire, advising a bonnet or sage option and preferring a neon dress over a bouquet. It also notes hat tipping rules when groups contain women, and places water glasses at the point of the knife.
On Tony Fischer's Iowa farm the corn reached about 14 feet and could not be cut by machines, forcing hand harvesting. The tall stalks halted mechanical harvesters as farmers face unusual growth patterns and labor needs.
A fragmented guidance article on hair care outlines routines for scalp massage with warm olive oil before shampooing, brushing for 5 10 minutes, and sectioning the hair. It notes oily hair shampooing weekly, use of astringent lotions, careful rinsing, and cautions about heat, dye, and dryness.
Mrs Edward Landin and Mrs Edward Landin attend Sundar dinner at Wewks home. Mr and Mrs Ezrles and family from Nova visit. Clesn Crawel, Baldwin War football game attendees. Ed Mack visits with son in law Diedrich at Ridgeville. Baby Mary Gray Jr named in November. John Leach attends Sunday school party at Columbia M E church. Cleon Crowell and sister accompany.
TALBOT LAKE COMPOSERS of music in Amez na feature Jean 32, pensioned by the Prussian government, living at seventy. He sold a prized work for two Golars, now earns the golf medal of the Royal Philharmonic Society of London, hailed as a leading living composer. He is described as influential to Finnish music, though his health has declined, and he avoids strenuous exercise, preferring quiet countryside rambles near Helsinki.
A reader asks for guidance on depilatories for upper lip hair and safe skincare. The response cautions against unsafe products, suggests seeing a dermatologist, and notes the skin is dry thin and fragile requiring careful, simple cleansing and avoiding extreme treatments.
Readable fragments show Mack of Eirria and L Herthnick Rossi tied to a Friday incident. Details are sparse. authorities have not released full names or locations. Further clarification pending official report.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Edward Landin at a dinner with references to Reriha Gris and Mrs n snn, Warren, among partial names. The readable portion suggests a social or dining event with attendees listed in incomplete form, typical of a society page fragment.
Mr and Mrs Richard Crowell entertained Gordon Tite at a dinner Monday evening in honor of his twenty seventh birthday anniversary. The guest of honor received several lovely gifts from the family. Former teacher returns visit by Mr and Mrs Paul Giffin of Bridgeport Ohio who were hosted for dinner by Mr and Mrs J H Lantz over the weekend.
Grey Masters calls a meeting to hire Sturt and uncover the double crosser after Mildred Snow's death. Sonia Andrews fears exposure as Kurt and Sonia discuss a masked assailant and a knife near the lights. Kurt suspects Grey yet seeks proof while tensions rise among the group and in Sonia's home.
Beatrice Althur, who previously taught first grade at the local school, is now identified as Mrs Giffin in community records. The note confirms a name change from Beatrice Althur to Mrs Giffin.
The item notes the induction of two new members at a meeting held in the evening. It mentions a luncheon follows a brief literary program and a short social gathering afterward. Specific names, dates, or places are not provided in the readable text.
Sunday School Party notices a Carpen 79 Thanksgiving parity and a wedding anniversary celebration hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Verne Cornish with guests from Colzembhia Gratton and nearby towns. Birthday dinners honor Mrs. Vira Cowley and Mrs. Adela Hoskins with local friends attending others.
Nov 25 War ren Ohio gathering as Mr and Mrs Therm Hark and Mr and Mrs Buell Wilson from Wellington plus Mrs Elsie Wilson of Penfield join Orrin Hawk birthday celebration at Warren Ohio. Ralph Bowman George Bowman attend family dinner at Edd Bowman home La Grange in honor of Mr Bowman's daughter. Mrs Ethel
Jurors urged that county jail prisoners be given green vegetables when feasible and that minor repairs be made at the jail and courthouse. They recommended varnishing sheriff quarters, repairing and cleaning linoleum floors, and re-hanging doors in courtrooms and sheriff’s rooms to improve security and appearance.
Parcel purchase details arise around a 13 foot scrip of county land near the county garage. The report notes a strategy to acquire the front area, with unclear ownership and a referenced value of 250 state units.
Fragmented text from New Oberlin Grange notes shows mentions of Elenore Harrington Marr Mrs Kree and Naskeiso, with references to district meetings, seed cards, and activities for members and their families. Details are sparse and partially garbled, but indicate ongoing grange events and social news within District No. 7.
West Ridge residents met for a 7 am supper at San Averr Garde area with repairs noted on roofing and par house fascia. Families and friends including Mr. and Mrs. K, Mr. and Mrs. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Greer, and Earl Conk traveled to Frederictsburg. Mrs. Weis Hupp and others moved to Wailer City. Local social details list numerous names, visits to Cleveland, and a church affiliation change with Epple uniting Congregational on Sunday. Mrs. Betts hosted the Methodist Society meeting at Society Hall.
Retail deliveries of Plymouth cars by Chrysler dealers rose in the week ending November 2 with 2,305 Plymouths and 231 Chryslers sold, totaling 2,530 units. Plymouth volumes were up 76.5 percent from the prior week, and the four week period in 1935 showed strong year‑over‑year gains. The report notes nationwide production and sales trends for Plymouth and Chrysler during that period.
The article notes the Nash model offers improved hydraulic brakes. It describes owner recommendations and a focus on selecting among various braking types to determine the best fit for the car.
Local notes recount a gathering with Bean at Dinner and a basketball team meeting led by Merte Penfound. Briefs mention Miss Beery Miller’s mumps absence from high school, J. Q. Cartwrights visiting relatives, and Mrs. Henry Voglesong at an Evangelical Woman’s Undar dinner. Also notes future school vacation for E high school students and local visits by the Penfound family in Carlisle.
The report outlines multiple highway connections from Toledo to Norwalk Fremont and Sandusky via US routes and state roads toward Columbus Oberlin Ashland Mt. Vernon Mt. Gilead Sunbury and Lima. It also notes routes to Cleveland Erie Buffalo Pittsburgh and Wheeling via US 20 US 42 and US 30 with guidance to Elyria Automobile Club for router details.
On Wednesday, November 28, instructors visited other schools to observe methods and gain insights. The activity was highly commended for improving discipline and instruction by exposing teachers to different approaches and practices elsewhere.
Attendees included Mrs Henry Vagiesong Mrs Harry Lauer and daughter Marian at St Pauls church for Circle meeting on November 3 with Mrs Zimmerman as hostess. Shelby guests Mr and Mrs E J Baughter Bear also Mrs Earl Burrer traveled to Shandar to join Mr and Mrs Carl Sprague and family. Ancient Greece relics noted with Nero and a bronze Chariteer recovered by French excavators. commentary on nature and art finishing with remark on beauty.
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