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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
14
September honors for Lorain County dairy herds go to Carl L. Senbold of La Grange with 700 pounds milk and 300 pounds butterfat per cow. Wienroe Mohus of Huntington wins smaller herd honors with 665 pounds milk and 469 pounds butterfat per cow.
Elyria Township Tax League schedules a Friday gathering at White Ridge School Fruta for its program. Principal Smythe will present, with reports from Hoe Cotton Reiter and a summary of ongoing work including donations and shoe drive plans.
H R Smith of the National Livestock Exchange in Chicago urges selling the entire flock and restocking with cleanly housed young chicks to combat poultry tuberculosis. He notes higher disease in older birds and claims eastern states have reduced TB through this method, with emphasis on thorough cleaning and no crowding.
Extension service notes outline dairy cow feed needs during the calving window. Emphasis on high protein forage, phosphorus rich seeds, mineral balance, and curing stored feed. Advises summer pastures and winter protein development to support fetal growth and lactation. Modern Jerusalem references and Danish pirates are mentioned in error.
An ad touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin as delivering near instant relief from headaches and neuralgia. It claims rapid action within minutes due to a special Bayer process and stresses buying only genuine Bayer branded tablets labeled Bayer cross. It asserts Bayer aspirin is safe for the heart.
Ohio State University veterinary expert A F Schalk reports hog cholera losses less severe this summer due to widespread use of anti hog cholera serum in spring and summer. He notes about 1.5 million pigs have been vaccinated and urges vaccination or the Double Treatment in affected areas to ensure herd immunity and protect growers.
Mrs Carrie Elizabeth Doull of Peak's Island Me and Mr and Mrs Albert B Hart Jr entertained at their country home honoring the guest of President of the Women's State Relief Corps in Maine The visit included New London Civil War veterans Kirkland Blakeslee Wilburn Robinson and others with a salute and flag pledge Then a music program and a rendition of A Tribute to the Flag followed by attendees and social contacts. Water supply report says New London reservoir water meets sanitary standards from the 50 000 gallon facility. Additional items note visits and a church reception for Rev C R Blair and family and various local social gatherings.
Emilia narrates a tangled postwar romance amid trenches. Roger Stoddard and Dick Scaritt vie for her heart as Manny Rosen battles fear and loyalty. In Paris and at the front, Emilia seeks purpose while war tests courage, class, and friendship.
In wartime Paris Dick and Robin plan a stealthy mission with Emilia in a luxury hotel. The trio enjoy a brief seduction of comfort and romance before orders pull them toward the front as emotions run high and the affair deepens.
Sunday visits and dinners highlighted a busy social stretch in Brighton and neighboring towns. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson of Loran called on C. C. Goss, while Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lamereaux and two Spencer children joined dinner at F. H. Mc Clellan’s with the Wilbur Lamereaux family of Wallington. Eliza Stocking hosted a Saturday visit from Mrs. Walter Day, and C. E. Gill’s home welcomed Mrs. Gall’s sister and family from Cuya hoga Falls and Akron. Forty three enjoyed the dinner and a pleasant day. A. K. Baird and daughters shopped in Norwalk and visited sister Mrs. Anna Kocher and father Thomas Nestor.
Legion Auxiliary Post No. 197 in South Amherst elected officers for the year. Officials include President Mrs. Paul Mori and other posts. Meeting changed to the first Monday monthly and secretary dues to be paid. Installations occurred at the county event in Lorain. Next meeting November 7 at Mrs. Paul Moii’s home.
The Pittsburgh birth rate for 1932 is the lowest in twenty years, per Bureau of Vital Statistics estimates. Officials expect a rate below 1931's 21.1 per 1,000, with the rate sixteen years ago at 29.7 per 1,000.
Paris statistics compare labor values by animal and human labor. Mules or horses register just over 62 cents, man about 28 cents, and donkeys about 20 cents, according to state road tax estimates.
Advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment for itching toes and sore feet including ringworm athlete's foot éczéma and chafing. Claims instant relief and speedy healing with a 25 cent price at drug stores. The dealer urges trust in the druggist.
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