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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1937
Page
2
Los Angeles November 29 report states former Olympic diver Georgia Coleman now Mrs Roof Gils on is partially paralyzed after pneumonia recovery. Doctors have ruled out spinal meningitis but cannot diagnose the illness. Her condition is not described as alarming and she may not return to diving.
Thanksgiving at the Bush and Rose families in Carlisle drew guests from Elyria Dover Wooster and Cleveland while other households hosted relatives on LaGrange Road Chestnut Ridge and Indian Hollow Road. Illnesses were noted and Italy reported a 1937 wheat crop of about 9 billion pounds with Guatemala curbing film production.
A vintage advertisement urges readers that a three days cough signals danger and claims Creomulsion can reach the infection, soothe inflamed membranes, and loosen phlegm. It promises a refund if not satisfied after the first bottle and notes the correct spelling and branding for authenticity.
A health column warns that while salt and sugar are essential for balance, improper use or consuming them in isolation can be dangerous. It notes salt supplies from industrial plants to replenish perspiration losses and mentions manufacturers offering sugar drops, stressing the need for proper combinations to sustain life.
A compact survey traces salt from luxury and ceremonial value to a modern medical staple. It notes price pegging in ancient Rome, salt as currency, and hospitality symbolism, then shifts to health uses and salt’s prescriptive forms, ending with brief notes on New Zealand beef exports, Denmark car totals, and London housing plans.
Miss Ida Botos celebrated her birthday at home with games and contests. Deszo Gressier won prizes. a pink and white cake and red cellophane favors complemented lunch. Guests included Lois Springer, Flora Schneider, Theresa Rich, Helen Katona, and many others.
A Philadelphia pharmacist reports a bold crime at Leopold Helfand’s drug store. A customer paid 10 cents for coffee and said thanks. Two hours later the same man returned with a revolver and took $175, cigarettes, and the clerk’s wallet from the cash register.
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