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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1935

Page

3

Health workers seek noon drop in office output study

A court on Big Business to look into health matters when they begin to affect output prompts an overview of recent studies on the daily work curve. Dr Donald A Laird led weeks of tests with office workers to explain why efficiency dips after lunch and how meal type may influence mental capacity and production.

Claud North Chrisman LLD National Office Management Association Donald A Laird Psychological Labora T Ramee

Too Much Food Slows Afternoon Work, Doctor Says

A report notes post lunch sluggishness among office workers tied to heavy noon meals and anemia risk. Dr Laird observes production curves dip after lunch then rise to a peak around three before a sharp drop. Lighter meals improve brain function and work efficiency.

Dr. Laird Laira

Tests on meals and fatigue affect recall and accuracy

A historical report summarizes experiments showing hight meals improve recall by about 23 percent and accuracy in office tasks, while heavy meals reduce speed and raise errors. Studies track fatigue signs such as drowsiness, impatience, and desire to sit, with a focus on subjective worker feelings under various diet conditions.

Short Cuts For A School Child Diet Tips

Guidance for a school child nutrition with hot drink ideas and lunch composition. Recommends hot beverages like hot cocoa or hot milk soups, notes heat aids digestion, mentions coffee cream technique, compares vitamin content of fish heads to cod liver oil, and offers a stuffed celery cheese peanut butter mix. Includes a stray fragment about Ethiopia.

Training Hands for Beauty and Graceful Movement

An article on hand training and exercises to develop flexibility and grace for hands and arms. It details poses, finger joint moves, wrist shakes, and arm stretches, plus a hand soak, massage, and oil massage routine to soften skin and improve suppleness for women readers.

Namire

Freckles fading tips and inexpensive cologne cures

A teen asks if buttermilk bleaches freckles with Lemon juice as an alternative. Advice notes freckles may fade with sunless weather and good skin care. use foundation or powder to mask freckles and prevent new ones. Also offered to mail trade names of affordable, delicate eau de cologne varieties simulating lilac or pond lily scents after requesting a stamped self-addressed envelope.

Sunny Dave Eau de Cologne Wecise

Modes and Manners in 1920s Gift Etiquette and Local Notices

A clipped page prints Q and A on silver service use for wedding gifts and tea time etiquette, noting colored handles suit porch service for informal use. It also contains voter registration reminders for Sheffield Lake residents, plus plans for a St Therese church chicken supper and bazaar with committee roles and hosting details.

Sheffield high school class officers named for 7th- week election

The article lists student government leaders for senior junior sophomore and freshman classes at Sheffield High School including presidents vice presidents secretaries and treasurers. It notes October 7 as the final day for voters to participate in the election.

Anlimal High Brooks Neva Carrick Wail Howard Carrick LaBerta Herdendorf Ruth Kriebel John Cissne Clyde Cumberland Mane Wentling Evelyn Biscom Donna Myers Eleanor Kriebel Roy Lagan Rita O'Niel Yvonne Smith Louis Sallay Bob Cissne

Sunday visitors greet Henry Dreezge home crowd

Sunday afternoon callers at the Henry Dreezge home included Mr and Mrs W O Schleben of Lakewood, Mr and Mrs Emil Jelinek and daughter of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Clair Anderson and Irene of El "rtia, and Mr and Mrs Rasvick and family of Fairview Village.

Belden Henry Dreezge W. O. Schleben Lakewood Emil Jelinek Cleveland Clair Anderson Irene Elrtia Rasvick Fairview Village

You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward Hen Willie’s illness and parental communication

Willie lay ill and observers noted his awareness as his parents discussed his fever and pain. The doctor blamed maternal distress for slow recovery while Willie quietly listened. The piece argues against discussing a sick child’s symptoms in his presence and advises comforting, nontechnical remarks to aid healing.

Willie Wilie Dent

Profiles For Today profiles Harkness generosity and quiet philanthropy

Edward S. Harkness, with a fortune from his father and Yale ties, maintains office hours and a staff dedicated to worthy causes. He has donated over 100 million dollars to Yale Harvard Columbia and other institutions, supported Al Smith’s 1928 campaign, the Shakespeare Memorial at Stratford and various cultural projects while remaining shy in demeanor.

Edward S. Harkness Steven ¥. Harkness John D Rockefeller, Sr Toote Harkness Yale University New Dwight College Groun Harvard Columbia Upper New York State Minneapolis Art Museum al Smith Stratford-on-Avon

Members practice with LaGrange Orchestra for PTA appearance

An orchestra group in LaGrange met Monday and Thursday evenings to rehearse for an upcoming PTA appearance at Penfield Monday evening.

LaGrange LaGrange Orchestra The County Council Ato Penfield

Pinochie Club Hosts Gingham Event and Guests

Mrs Bert Schaefer hosted the Gingham Pinochie club gathering on Tuesday with Miss Wil homene Schwefer of Grafton as guest. Three pinochie tables awarded prizes to Mrs Leona Seckt Mrs John Rule and Mrs Lucille Cornish. Julius Lang of Omaha visited Mr and Mrs Henry Droege on Monday. New York City's Legal Aid Society maintains a special branch for seamen.

Bert Schaefer Wilhomene Schwefer Grafton Leona Seckt John Rule Lucille Cornish Julius Lang Omaha Neb Henry Droege

First Boy Scout Meeting Held at the School House

The first regular Boy Scout meeting convened Tuesday evening with Willard Rising as scout master. Tenderfoot tests were issued and weekly meetings planned. Also noted was Mr and Mrs Henry Droege attending the funeral of Mrs Esther Lawrence and her infant son at Valley City Lutheran church. Several Belden members were mentioned.

Willard Rising Henry Droege

Chatham School News Highlights Local Activities

Chatham reports a girls basketball tear with a home October 4 opener against Homer, plus a rain-cancelled boys game. Home Economics class turns out about 100 quarts of fruit and vegetables for cafeteria use, aiding winter meals and needy children. New courses include Introduction to Business and Public Speaking. eighth grade adds geography and agriculture. Other items note a feathery study in Miss Fuller's room, a second-grade illness, a chicken dinner by the Ladies' Aid, and upcoming Scrooler Wranglers meeting. Medina hosts Religious Leadership classes October 9 to November 13, with sessions nightly and several community members already enrolled. Red Cross offers a Home Hygiene course at the schoolhouse. Catham Grange plans October 16 session with Four-H program and a potential October 24 degree exemplication, Harrisville set to visit.

Chatham Homer Phigins Betty Jane Martin Helen Huiscuind Helen Auble Geraldin Spies Esther Debs Kathryn Hertian Berbice Hallisey Lynette Read At Helen Lewis Bers Scrooler Wranglers Litchfield Luer Eldredse Sleyers Medina School of Religious Leadership Christiana Congregational Church of Medina O. G. Reuman M. E. Schlabach Muss Mai Todlafield Joseph Dudier B. C. Housemen H. E. Claggett Herbert G. May Harry Long Elinor Cleveland the Red Cross Caatham Grange Harrisville

Brighten Club and Community Notices in Brighton

Mrs Charles Seeley hosted the Camden Farm Women's Club for a Saturday dinner with 20 attendees and a comforter tied off as a keepsake. The Brighton W C T U plans a meeting at Mrs Ros Greene's home on Oct 3. Brighton Community Club, led by Mrs Donaid Shays, held a covered dish dinner for 22 ladies followed by games and a brief program.

Brighton Community Club Donai@d Shays George W. Greene Clement Greene Tere Harold Stapleton Wadsworth Toledo Blody Davidson Mills Ben Ferner Elyrra Cttate Clemen Mes Marth Liss Elgisher Harald Shheider Harry Ailen Wellington Donald Shays Harry Shays Clarksfird John Clarks Nerwoo Henry Bobby Lakewood Loy Clark Brighton Mary Beatrice Chirk Ber Fenner EL HL Batson Earl Taylor Elvna William Sheldon Norwalk Harold Sheldon John Morrison John Clark Charles Murrey James Leake Donald Dar Rex Rowell Ralph and Donald D. F. Lee Charles Seeley G. Merrill John Puder R. D. Puder Clevelard

Mrs E J Rousseau Hosts Tech Club in October

Brief notes report social visits and gatherings. Mrs E J Rousseau to entertain the Tech Club in October. Mentions Mr and Mrs A K Baird and daughter, Helen visiting Thas Nester in Norwalk, and multiple families visiting Dr and Mrs G M Wright at their Lakeside cottage. Additional references to Bert Bachts and Girls' Sunday visitors in Brighton and Toledo are noted.

A. K. Baird Helen

Homemakers Club to Meet for All Day Session at Mrs Reinders

La Grange area notes list a Homemakers club meeting at Mrs Joan Reinders home on Wednesday with an all day session and lunch. Local residents and visitors including Tran of Sandusky and Miss Ruth Hones are mentioned with various social calls and visits around La Grange and nearby towns. James J. Dean, famed master shoemaker who made boots for Buffalo Bill, has died in Carroll Iowa.

Mrs. Martin la Granse Get Home Makers Club Eaton Edith Iran Anne Woodings Grafton Kate Eichenberg Cleveland Frank Jones John Maggie Crillery Canatr Elyria Clarence Cadden Canal Fulton J. Wicks Som John Ruth Trat Ruth Tones Paul Recard Wellington Erwin Leland Howard la Grange Ruth Hones Are Elyna Copy Carroll Iowa James J. Dean Col. Wiliam Buffalo Bi Codr Buffalo Bill

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