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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
7
Dr. Claud North Crisman discusses iodine as a widely useful drug. He notes its role in thyroid function, antiseptic uses, wound cleansing, skin treatment, and throat nose and mouth applications, highlighting its presence in seaweed and various foods.
The article describes iodine preparations from full strength to weak solutions for local skin application, cleansing infected areas, and reducing swelling. It notes safety concerns from overuse, including skin irritation and absorption, and mentions uses for sprains, bruises, inflamed glands, and various pains while warning about potential tissue effects.
Readers learn cautions on using tincture iodine and glycerine mixtures for sore throats skin burns and sports injuries. The column notes iodine’s antiseptic limitations and proper contact times, warns against overuse, and invites questions to Dr Chrisman for the daily health page.
Xie B W Holmes hosted the Holmes family for a Friday farewell as Claude Holmes and family prepare to move to Brighton at month’s end.
Donald Musser entertained several friends at a dinner party Tuesday night for his ninth birthday. Indoor games were played due to bad weather. Guests included Richard Gragel Emanuel Miller Tad Schott Raymond Morgan and Wesley Kemp of Mallet Creek. A large out of town attendance at the town hall supper Wednesday benefited the Cemetery and Park Association. about 40 dollars was cleared.
The piece urges health and time discipline for business girls, advising daily beauty schedules and multipurpose cosmetics. It promotes light cleansers, tonics, and creams, plus dietary steps, regular walking, and brief exercises. Sleep, meal routines, and a nightly makeup refresh are key for youthful skin and poise, with a request for a self-addressed envelope to obtain a leaflet.
A Wellington 4-H group provided entertainment while the Litchfield Eastern Star chapter hosted a shower for Mrs Ans Hastings past matron. LaGrange chapter members, 17 responding, attended. Mrs Hastings received gifts from the chapter and officers. A womanless wedding was held and refreshments served for 53.
Litchfeld Masonic lodge held its officer election on Monday evening with Arthur Law named worshipful master and H M Buch an ast warden. Ed Delemore llr warden, Harry Streett senior deacon, Virgil Stine junior deacon, C C Rasor secretary, C F Magser treasurer. Social notes mention Mrs S A Wing of Berea and Joe Gideon of Lakewood visiting the K E Miller home. Rev and Mrs C D Castle of Burgettstown Pa visited Dr and Mrs Harry Streett. A B Canfield has been in failing health for some time.
A reflection for parents grappling with how to explain Santa Claus to young children. The piece argues Santa is a cherished legend, not a real person, and urges preserving the spirit of love and wonder while acknowledging the truth. It suggests allowing for a magical belief while avoiding deception.
A profile of Alfred Gwinne Vanchers, alias Vander, highlighting his wealth from racing, the horses Discovery and others, and his shift from show ribbons to a major stable. It notes his $300,000 season, ambitious travel, and a family legacy in horse circles, with a nod to Captain Emerson and a Baltimore headache remedy historic tie.
Very little readable text reports a person in very critical condition at home. Mr and Mrs K E Yitier spent Saturday shopping in Akron. A new pool is being put on the Baptisi parsonage. Mrs B D Liord has been confined to her bed on account of illness.
A pleasant evening at Mr and Mrs R H Callier’s Lake Avenue home on Thursday gathered friends to celebrate James Collier’s twelfth birthday anniversary with warm wishes and conviviality.
In a tense chapter, Kurt probes a dangerous circle in Cairo led by Ann as Sonia recovers from a knife attack. Suspects swirl around Coltani missing, a double crossor, and a staged alibi. Le Martin hints he is the real knife thrower while fear grows among the group.
A reader asks about using Epsom salts to improve oily or blemished skin. The reply prescribes dissolving a heapful tablespoon of Epsom salts in one half pint water, applying with cotton for ten minutes, rinsing with cold water, and drying softly. It notes possible mild dryness initially and suggests a complexion brush to aid cleansing and stimulate circulation.
Games and contests were enjoyed and prizes awarded to all. Late in the evening refreshments were served to Bob Jab busch Clayton MacBeth Alton Adams Francis Leonard Lowell Shipler Kenneth Hulse Joe and Gus Mecera Dale Milieri Dud ley Hornung Jack Dorst Gordoni Collier and James Collier. The honored guest received many lovely gifts.
The Bible class of Lake Avenue Community Church held its monthly social and business gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan residence on Friday evening. After a brief business session an engaging program followed with members sharing family tree stories. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Celtier and Mrs. Reynolds.
Land hostesses Mrs Hogan and the Reynolds home host the next gathering. The regular North Eisha Juvenile and Subordinate Granges meeting is postponed from Thursday to December 12 due to a holiday. Bible Study with Mrs Nora Schaeffer is set for Tuesday evening. Clyde Miller spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs R H Miller.
Oberlin Road reports for the first nine weeks listing Honor Roll students Paul Shook Amelia Newman James Thompson Rudolph Newman Sherrill Nichols Glen Hobes Iris Faea and those never tardy or absent Lloyd Ashby Marie Gambie William Newman Amelia Nexman Betty Takacs Wilda Takacs Barbara Brooks Rudolph Newman Burton Halli Glenn Hobbs Also a Child Training meeting at the school house Monday November fifth at three o'clock with Miss Marks of Lorain leading on Confidence in Children Open to new members Meetings under government supervision Attendance at the South Russia Club at Mrs Harry Avery's home Church notes mention a business meeting after Sunday service.
A letter from Mrs John S A asks Mrs Martin if an eighteen year old daughter should leave home for independence. The mother worries about safety and influence from strangers and argues a mother should know her child’s friends and whereabouts. The husband favors allowing more freedom.
A reader asks about reciprocating a gift from an employer's wife and whether to send a Christmas card. The advisor says accept graciously and not to return the gift, a card to the couple is permissible. Other questions cover hotel register etiquette for a traveling woman with her brother and how a hostess should summon guests to dinner with direct, clear announcements.
The East Community Ladies met at Mrs. Guan’s Oberlin home with sixteen present. Russia Township Farm Woman’s Club elected officers for the coming year at Grange Hall: President Mrs. Fred Berg, Vice President Mrs. Henry Sandreck, Secretary Mrs. Charles Fikens, Treasurer Mrs. Frank Krueger Jr. Committee members named, Christmas party planned for December 17 with a turkey dinner. small charge.
Eaton Ballon notes a family gathering on November 26 with visits from relatives in Chagrin Falls Parma and Lakewood and Elyria Memorial Hospital nurse trainee Rachelite Tite. Ladies Aid meet plans bazaar as Anna Lang Jackson wedding announced for November sixteenth at the Columbia Methodist parsonage with Rev. Paul Brown officiating.
Advice on mother and daughter dynamics, arguing that an eighteen year old seeking independent living is not unusual. Recommends separation to reduce friction, elevate mutual respect, and speed personal development. Notes Victorian norms and suggests modern daughters can cope alone despite risks.
The piece argues that girls seeking freedom should still have supervision and a safe home base. It suggests giving a daughter a private room to receive friends, while parents stay ready to intervene if needed. It warns that living away may lead to regrets and urges parental guidance.
The ceremony joined Miss Bessie Lang and Leo Jackson with Garnet Jackson as bridesmaid. Miss Garnet Jackson wore lavender satin and a yellow rose shoulderette, while Miss Bessie Lang wore pink satin. Joseph Lang served as usher and a reception followed at the bride’s parents home for immediate families and a few friends. A wedding cake topped with a miniature couple occupied the center of the table.
Strasbourg area launches Save The Stork effort to protect the remaining storks. Conservator Paul Scherdlin warns industry, pollution, and habitat loss drive storks from Alsace toward Gibraltar, Sicily, North Africa, and the Balkans, with census data showing a decline since 1919 and no storks in Strasbourg Cathedral.
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