Health Blessing Sleep Through Evening Habits
Health columnist CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN notes heavy late meals and desserts disrupt sleep by causing a bloated stomach and restless nerves. He warns social banquets ending with sweets and alcohol hinder restful slumber and that night visitations by doctors may disturb sleep further. He also observes city noises fade, while rural silence can strangely wake sleepers, and distant fire sirens can alert everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
LLD
Sleeplessness Worries And Noises Keep People Awake
The passage notes how ordinary house noises can disturb sleep more than external sounds and how internal tension, such as worry about tomorrow or daily disappointments, prevents rest. It highlights snoring, emotional arousal, and the mind replaying the day as key sleep disruptors.
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Emoton
Sleep guidance from 1944 advice column
An medical style note discusses insomnia causes and remedies urging mental stillness and physical comfort. It advises ceasing active thought about sleep, creating a comfortable environment, staying warm, and avoiding conscious effort to sleep. It notes a physician’s claim that effort hinders sleep and warns against sleeping aids.
Lacy’s Excited Hello to Sam At The Crossing
A young girl named Lacy shouts for Sam the dog on a trolley car crossing near a busy highway. Her father smiles while her mother, embarrassed, scolds, insisting Lacy must not shout. Passengers snicker as Lacy is briefly silenced, highlighting a moment of innocent exuberance met with adult discomfort.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Ecdy
Sam
Mozrner
Lacy
Sam Claypess
Touneé
Troiley
Lucy
Loey
Mater
Profiles of Otto Klemperer A German conductor in New York
The article profiles Otto Klemperer, a six foot one inch conductor with jet black hair and round glasses, famed for classical mastery and modern forays, now prominent with the New York Philharmonic. It notes his exile from Germany in 1933, his calm resilience, and his signature old sweater on re hearing days. Also cited are historical U.S. Steel profits from 1911 to 1918.
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Otto Klemperer
Klemperer
New York
Germany
Blemperer
Guide to Charm Brushes for Skin Care and Grooming
A vintage style guide explains daily scrubbing with soap and a stiff bath brush to smooth skin and improve circulation. It covers brush types for body, teeth, hair, dandruff, and shoes, plus proper cleaning, drying, and storage to extend brush life.
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Jacqueline Bante
Beauty tips and fragrance advice in a reader Q&A
A reader asks about continuing an acne cream versus seeking a permanent cure and another asks which perfume to choose for high school parties. The column advises using antiseptic creams per directions, and for perfume to test samples on the wrist, compare scents, and use sparingly to see how it reacts with skin.
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Ram
Hais
Helen ii Ae
Joey
Carlisle Home Club Meeting at Mrs Kirk's Home
Members of the South End Home Department who have studied together for years will meet Thursday at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Newton L. Kirk on Chestnut Ridge. Local talent on program includes William Rennie and his mother Mrs. Clayton EB. Smith of LaPorte who appeared on a recent Oberlin program.
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South End
Newton L. Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
William Rennie
Clayton EB. Smith
LaPorte
Oberlin
Rennie
Alma Whittaker Joins Dye Department Amid Mini Dress Trial
Alma Whittaker lands a job in the agve chemical dye section under Sands after her London tweed suit attracts comment. Bill Sands crafts a quick wardrobe change for her and pushes her into a hands on training day amid bustling factory life. Alma recalls her chemistry studies as she adapts to the plant’s pace and seeks a sandwich break with new colleague Lacy Pawkatte.
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Agve
Chemical Department
Alma
Sands
Dye-Chemical Department
Tibet
Bill Sands
Bill
Tamboy
Rarks
Bills Department
Lacy Pawkatte
Lucy
Birmingham Church News Highlights Homecoming Plans
Morning service at 9 45 a m and Sunday school at 10 45 a m. Dr Wagar to preach and lead the 1st Quarterly Conference with plans for a Home Coming on Oct 27 featuring three services. Invitations extended to former pastors, members and friends. Ladies Aid hosted a potluck for about 25 at Mrs Jessie Birkmeier’s home. Numerous local residents are listed attending events and visits around the area.
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Church News
Birmingham
Wagar
Homs
Jessie Birkmeier
Supt. Robart
Costumbes
Saterday
Tlen
Aaron Andrews
Henry Fulgrabe
Roby Felton
Evelyn Kubsch
Georgiana Parker
Ardub Ewell
Artene Wadsworth
Nadine Wenzel
L. A. Andrews
Ray Heinzrerlisg
Bonnie
Clarence Oppermashore
Frank Kindy
Lorain
Darby Orchards
Glen Warner
Amherst
Darby Home
Viole, Bulash
Flord Sebastian
Elyria
Clarence Opperman
L. W. Fenk
Searles
Earl Schroeder
Sheffield
Nerene Collingwood
Berea
Claude Cotlzswood
Charles Griffin
Sor Densld
Mayme Church
Ed Moulder
Russell Hubach
A. G. Kubach- Jarretts
Searlet de Iever
Lewis Funk
Harre Searles
Edwin Harwood
Elsria
Charles Griffen
Sanders
Strongsville
Clarenes Opperman
Norwalk
Harry Brars
C. A. Mordal
Preston Messenger
John Pfarr
Lorain County social notes brighten Butternut Ridge area
Long list of local residents visiting, hosting, and attending events across Lorain County. Names include Mrs. Fred Cowles, Mrs. Eric Chepmea Sr., Mrs. Newton L. Kirk, Miss Frances Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Bungart, and many others. Activities span social evenings, Eastern Star gatherings, missionary society meetings, and family dinners. Also notes Japan’s colony population estimates in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Carpen- Fisnpura Rahl
Frances Henry
Ciay Jah
LaPorte
Masonica
Newton L. Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Waller Nevin
Women’s Foreign Msionary Society
Wellington
J. Hastings
Avis
Dale Pastmss
Grafton Road
Clarence Percell
Avery
Lon Bungart
Farmdale
Ohio
R. T. Vandemark
Alice
Elyria
H. H. Grees
Butternut Ridge
Oscar Thompson
Doris
Dolores
Donna
East River Road
Ray Filmore
Robert
Beverly
C. C. Metcalf
Mary
R. L. Hocker
Cleveland
Nelson Barnes
Warren
Clarence Vincent
East Avenue
Pat Molosky
P. A. Bangart
Avon
EL. L., King
Lon Bungar
Mise Frances Paterson
Elfia
Clayton E. Snich
Carl Diedrich
Carl Diedrich Jr
Gertrude Diedrich
Carl Werscham
la Gange
John Diedricn
Lorain
Kenneth Law
Hitle
Richard
Miss Kinner
la Grange
the. Law
Louis van Arsdale
Trermut Ridge
Peart
George Bush
L. E. Holmes
Tecumseh
Zana
Gee. Quinn
Genevieve Grossman
Faton
Walter Nevins
Newton IL. Kirk
Ghostnut Ridge
Eat] Wurst
Batternut
Ridge Road
Women’s Bible class meeting at Grafton ME Church
In Grafton Ohio Mrs J Woodings hosted the Women’s Bible class of the M E church for their monthly gathering. Attendees heard three readings by Frances Trembath Dwight Bartlett and F J Carmean. Edith Howard won a guessing game and refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Elliott Brownlee.
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Grafton. C
M. E. Church
J. Woodings
Frances Trembath
Dwight Bartlett
F. J. Carmean
Edith Howard
Farewell party and local notices from Belden M E church
Mrs Edith Howard hosted a farewell for Mrs A C Beers in a 2 pm gathering with music readings and games. Beers received a Japanese umbrella and handkerchiefs with good wishes. The Belden M E church Women’s Bible class staged the surprise farewell at Mrs Bonna Rusks home. Other items note Young People class at Marvin Ryders, chicken supper bazaar October 17, visits from Gust Lender and Mrs Paul Nichols, James O Rourke returning from the West, J D Obitts visiting Wellington, and Mrs Lucius Bartlett’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Howard
A. C. Beers
Wooster
Beers
Belden
Feopie
M. E
Marvin Ryder
Grafton M. E
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
A. J. Mennell
Gust Lender
Detroit
Mich
Paul Nichols
la Grange
James O'Rourke
Texas
J. D. Obitts
Wellington
Lucius Bartlett
Modern Women Advice and Local Community Notes
A column on social etiquette discusses whether to ask a vacationing office coworker to look up cousins or provide a letter of introduction, advising caution unless intimacy warrants it. The piece also suggests polite phrasing for apologies and includes a lengthy local-gossip style roundup of community visits, meetings, and events in Elyria area.
Nurses Hobby Show to Promote Leisure for Nurses
The New York Counties Registered Nurses Association announces the first Nurses Hobby Show at the Hotel Biltmore in New York City on November 14 and 15. The event aims to display nurses hobbies, reveal professional versatility, and encourage leisure to improve care, urging doctors, hospital authorities, and the public to recognize nurses’ need for rest and broader interests.
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New York
The Case For Personal Hobbies And Collecting
A discussion on why people, especially men, collect items and pursue hobbies though some justify collecting as valuable while others fear it. The piece notes wives’ reactions to spouses’ collecting, the social dynamics, and argues hobbies should be pursued for pleasure rather than mere possession or showing wealth.
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Feds
Bobby
Boys Natural Collectors and Social Etiquette Advice
In a reader column, the writer praises boys as eager hobbyists of moths, butterflies, and beetles while noting girls drift from collecting after the doll stage. The letter from Martha discusses visiting a friend with three elderly husbands and receiving a husband objection, advising a longer, discreet visit without disrupting the household.
Squirrel supper hosts greet Elyria visitors last week
Attendees at the Elyria fair included Mr and Mrs Clair Wolf, their son Jack Lincoln and Mrs Estella Aldrich as guests of Mr and Mrs George Hamburger on Thursday. A Ryder friends regret his illness confinement at home. Clarence Schultz and family hosted C H Schultz in Elyria for Sunday visits. Mabel Darkes visited Simone Brown in Lorain. C H Schultz shopped in Elyria on Saturday.
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Memorial Hospital
Elyria
F. J. Carmean
Charles
Cleveland
Clarissa Pelton
Hugh
Litchfield
J. D. Menneil
Grafton Odd Feilows
Beir
Las Counts Council
P_ T
Penfield
Moonday
Rose Grabenstetter
Lucey Miers
Irma Wise
F. E. Sebri
Carl Seckt
Mildred Sumerton
M. Stock
Ruth Stock
Ruth Gindlesberger
Idomia Pierman
Agnes Angel
E. L. Terman
Lee Prior
G. Leonard Baker
Guy Finlayson
W. E. Jantwz
Edna Taylor
Nervine Nichols
Nora Neher
Gertrude Adams
Alice Maple
Winifred Tran
W. B. Baker
Gwendolin Reese
Gibbons
Revis
F. E. Schriver
Extension Service
Frances Schriver
R. C. Jensen
Epworth
Leonard Fowls
Edward Medburs
Jane Burton
F. ©. Sehriver
W. D. Johnson
George Hamburger
Ernest Beil
Bert Pomeroy
LaGrange
Alberta
Lucille Lang
Roy Lang
Daniel Belden
Ella Reichard
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Alvin Petts
J. D. Mennell
Mabel Durkee
Lottie Kliard
Sie Durkee
D. A. Swartz
Ira
R. L. Crowe
Victor
Clair Wolf
Jack Lincoln
Estella Aldrich
A. Ryder
Clarence Schultz
C. H. Schultz
Mabel Darkes
Simone Brown
Lorain
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BR Cheisman
Mussining
Peter
West Side Lumber and Coal Co
West St. G
Persons
Mgr
Talbot Lake
U. S. Steel
Guide To
Carlisle
RTC
Atrea Whittaker
Social Batterfy
Eaf
Frank Griffen
William Opperman
Marcia
Lawrence Sherod
Huron
Charles Grepzebech
Doris Prince
Edwin Prince Sr
Pirate Chief
Mrs. No Solos
Mothersingers
Fred Cowles
Butteray Ridge Road
Eric D. Chepmea Sr
Business Women + Department
E 2
Korea
Japan
Grafton
Marian Mays Martin
Irma
Mas Martex
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