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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1935
Page
3
A health column notes that patients often ignore doctor advice yet benefits come from following guidance on behavior, not just medicines. Anecdotes insist on adequate water intake and the influence of medical counsel on recovery.
A reader column excerpt emphasizes that proper medicine relies on fluid intake and following doctor instructions. It discusses a husband labeled angina but likely indigestion, unhealthy eating, smoking, and alcohol use, with the doctor unsure of the diagnosis, yet patient noncompliance worsens his condition. Dr Chrisman invites questions for his daily column.
A poem by Harry Lee extols a free-spirited rider and the sky's trails, then shifts to a public note on farm electrification. It cites a government survey showing limited electric service among farms, and outlines Congress and President Roosevelt’s support for the Rural Electrification Administration to extend power to rural areas.
Miss Violet Schroeder was admitted to Elyria Memorial Hospital on November 30 and operated on for appendicitis. She is reported as getting along nicely. A Murray Ridge school program drew attendees from the area on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frye were dinner guests of the former's parents.
Beauty questions discuss eye fine lines and skin care with gentle eye creams and foundations. The column advises smoothing eye cream around the eyes, napping aids, and healthier skin as lines fade. Local Thanksgiving guests and visits from Amherst Elyria and Spencer are listed with descriptions of host families and attendees.
A period piece notes changing beauty aids and makeup trends for evening wear. It highlights soft colored cosmetics, gentle eye shadows, wax lash tinting, and coordinated face powders in rose beige tones. Coral, neutral, rose, and cardinal lipstick shades are promoted to match skin tones, with advice on subtle metallic shadows and coordinated nail polish for formal occasions.
Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Erher and son from Nebraska were in town for a week. The death of Toe Dakin was reported. Mrs. Fu hen attended with a couple of weeks of illness.
West Salem residents and friends attend a farewell service for Rey Schmink and family. Rev. David Davids, a seminarian from Oberlin Theological School, will preach at the Congregational church pulpit. A good attendance is hoped for with Mr. and Mrs. H. Rogers of Norwalk returning for Sunday services and a picnic dinner. Miss Marjorie Skieles remains in serious condition after an operation a week ago.
In a tense scene Kurt and Grey plot a desert camping trip to trap a guilty party. Burt infiltrates Sonia’s apartment to guard her as Dalson and Carson discuss dangers linked to LeMartin and a possible targeted kidnapping. A midnight stakeout ends with a suffocating chloroform attack.
Imprecise OCR records show A H Nicholl wood and Lake rmond Hunt aid visiting at Cleve ests home. Geraldine nters and Miss Burtie attended. Mr and Mrs ushier Grace hosted guests, with Mell Farler helping.
Reading home gatherings occur with Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Bar hosting visitors. Families, including Johns and Hamm, visit relatives in Bay Village and Berea. The Congregational church plans a comedy, The Lady from Argentina, at Town Hall with participants Jim Altman Linevin Ebel Judge Benjamin Berkley among others.
The Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Hall on Tuesday night with a business session and officer stunts followed by oyster stew. Visitors Mrs Cora Centoben and family stayed with Mrs Robert Gerber in Cleveland. Thanksgiving services were held at the Congregational church with regional church members invited. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leimbach moved in with Lawrence's brother Carl Leimbach and family.
Farmers and ranchers in West Texas are canning livestock feed this year as thousands of trenches are dug to bury surplus cattle and feed. The effort reflects efforts to preserve feed while managing excess livestock amid drought pressures.
In December a program investigates using animals and birds to attract students to safety lessons. The approach aims to improve motorists alertness and reaction to emergencies after long work days, testing engaging methods to stress driver caution.
A 1936 Chevrolet debut highlights a hydraulic braking system with four wheel actuation and improved pedal feel. The feature reduces friction losses, increases brake responsiveness, and aids maintenance. Chrysler is praised for weight reduction and engine efficiency improving overall performance and luxury appeal.
A fragmented report notes Chrysler 1936 cars emphasize luxury and performance. Statements from J. E. Ident of the Chrysler Corporation describe a unique market situation and lessons from lean years. Sparse text also mentions thrift and public sentiment shaping design choices.
In Pontiac Michigan a new group called the Pontiac Safety Men was formed to back the drive toward greater highway safety. The organization includes the entire field wholesale department of the Pontiac Motor Co and aims to enlist active supporters for the safety initiative.
The Pontiac Safety Men organization gathers Pontiac dealers and salesmen nationwide to promote highway safety. Led by H. J. Klingler as honorary president, the group aims to dramatize key safety points, asserts cars are safe when handled properly, and notes nine out of ten accidents are avoidable, urging moral responsibility among manufacturers and industry members.
Road information lists multiple routes from Toledo to Lorain Sandy Port Clinton and Toledo via U S 2 and US 20 through Norwalk Fremont Elmore and Chicago via US 20 or C 36 to US 330. Columbus options include US 20 to Oberlin SR 58 to Ashland US 42 to Mansfield and SR 15 to Mount Vernon with SR 61 to Sunbury and SR 3 to Columbus. Cleveland ERIE Buffalo area routes via US 20 east. Youngstown Pittsburgh corridor via SR 2 to Twinsburg SR 14 to Ravenna and Edinburg SR 25 to Youngstown and house to Pittsburgh via SR 14 SR 45 and SR 30 through Salem and Lis. Canton Wheeling options via SR 37 Medina SR 18 US 21 Massillon SR 30 to Canton SR 43 to Steubenville and WV 2 to Wheeling. Contact Elyria Automobile Chad for routes not in this report.
A miscellany note defines an ideal democracy as governance that maximizes individual rights while citizens hold a duty-minded ideal. It also describes the Ethiopian flag as consisting of three horizontal bands in green yellow and red.
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