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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
4
Dr. McCollum announced vitamin A in butter fat milk and egg yolk. Public curiosity grew as people heard about vitamins curing ailments. Experts noted many foods are deficient though eliminating them would demand vast lab work and time.
The piece argues vitamins can be produced in pure states yet excess can harm, especially cod liver oil in young children. It cites sunlight as a natural vitamin source and warns that urban pollution and processing foods disrupt natural vitamin balance, urging reliance on natural foods over concentrated supplements.
The piece cites Fellow Sane Diet McCollum urging balanced eating and avoiding faddists. It highlights milk leafy greens fruits and eggs with meat as protective foods for infants children and nursing mothers, plus cod liver oil and vitamin D for growth. It notes manganese and magnesium roles and lists vitamin G in common foods, urging normal intake to obtain necessary vitamins.
Mrs. J. E. Derefield attended a Lorain meeting of the Lorain County Federation of Evangelical Women held Thursday at St. John's Evangelical Church in Lorain. Mrs. C. Schubert attended a series of district meetings in Wadsworth Pittsfield and Lakeside during the past week supporting district work.
A child fears punishment from a father who administers pain through whipping. The boy Richard schemes to hide the switch under the bed, then faces punishment when found. The piece argues frequent spanking leads to avoidance, lying, and hidden objects, urging reasoning and deprivation of privileges as wiser discipline.
Amateur household hints cover proper canning lid care hot water for lids. Brown glass brush pies use sweet milk and bake. Chill soup fat fully to remove later. Frankfurters wrapped in biscuit dough offer late supper option. Warm pie pan prevents soggy crust. Borax removes chocolate stains. Cold water washes, knife dipped for hard boiled eggs. Camphor gum or charcoal preserves fresh flowers and odor.
Edward Goodman heads the WPA Federal Theater Project at Popular Price Theater. He has produced hits, nurtured new talent, and drawn standing room crowds proving the government theater can succeed. Goodman aims to showcase plays ordinary managers avoid and sees low prices expanding new playgoers.
Alfred Smith shifts from once trusted ally to Roosevelt administration foe. The piece details New Dealers’ scrutiny of his influence, Townsend Plan debates, Bell Committee findings, and factional movements within both parties as they court veterans and maneuver in New York transit and national politics.
A Q and A style note answers etiquette questions. A spoon is correct for ices, held scoop fashion, with an inward motion to cut. Remove fruit pits with fingers between thumb and index finger. For a small home wedding only near relatives and intimate friends should be invited.
The text lists officers with Mrs Louis Dellefield as second vice president and Mrs Frank Kelble as secretary, with Mrs Leon Hopkins as treasurer. It notes a decision to hold two fall carnivals and mentions refreshments by Mrs Melvin Unger Mrs Ray Brown and Mrs Fred Twain ing.
F M S of the M E Church in Emvria reports Mrs Eliza beth Ernst in Cleveland is fair. Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and Oliver visited, as did Mr and Mrs J H Delefield. J F Stein and Woodrow of Lakewood stayed over. J W Spiegelberg and Miss Caroline Spiegelberg visited Mrs Barbara Eschtruth of Middle Ridge.
The first PTA meeting at the school last week saw Mrs Chauncey Currier elected president to replace Mrs Jackson who resigned after winning the post last spring. Mrs Wallace was named first vice president.
Relatives gathered Sunday evening to honor Mrs Louise Emmerick on her birthday anniversary. A Six o'clock dinner was served with covers set for Mr and Mrs Paul Warner of Lakewood Mrs Clara Roth and daughters Mildred and Esther of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs George Broughton along with the guest of honor.
The King's Herald Group of the Methodist church plans its regular meeting at the church on Sunday morning October 4. Hostess is Mrs Elmer Portman. A list of visitors from Oak Fork Hinies Oberlin Anxter and Allen hospital Oberlin and Lorain County Missionary Society events were noted from recent calls and visits.
Albertine visits her great aunt Celia Tevans at a country estate as Bates the houseman hides a secret and the aunt’s safe contains a long black jewel case. Dennis Nellis plots a vengeful game while Yelena Loeup waits. Dennis asks Albertine to gain the combination and the next chapter promises revelations.
The more the Governor faces scrutiny, the less likelihood the President can win his home state. Analysts warn regional pressure could shift voting dynamics as political heat rises.
Pacific coast sardines face a tough year as a single packing firm announces plans for a record breaking pack valued at 2,400,009 dollars in sardines and by products for 1336.
Kern County's Free Public Library system expands with park libraries. A daily shipment of 59 books goes to each park, allowing children to read under the trees in Bakersfield.
London Ontario reports 15 year old Frank Vines, the province’s youngest flier, is grounded as he cannot solo fly. He currently has zero solo hours and must wait until turning 17 to obtain a license.
The report notes that the individual has been forbidden to make further solo flights while a pilot's license issue is pending or under review.
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