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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1935
Page
11
Within six months multiple ether cataract cases followed Dinitrophenol use, often when prescribed by doctors. Reports show eye damage rapid and sometimes blindness, affecting mainly people under thirty five. In one case a mother taking the drug during pregnancy coincided with the birth of a congenitally affected infant.
Report notes a wide range of symptoms from Dinitrophenol poisoning including skin eruption intense itching high fever headache delirium and great weakness Profuse sweats kidney failure and unbearable general distress. Diagnosis is often missed and may resemble infantile paralysis or acute Brights disease. A hospital case was only recognized after autopsy while a patient who worked in a physician's office had taken Dinitrophenol on a therapist's advice.
Gases not recognized in those taking proper dosages may produce unrecognized cases and serious outcomes. The text urges discontinuing use to reduce weight due to danger and lack of prevention methods. Diet, massage, and physician guidance are recommended as safe, while thyroid extract is deemed unsafe and potentially toxic to heart and nerves.
Question and answer style etiquette notes cover tipping hotel porters, placing spoons with sherbet, and serving olives and celery. The column reinforces polite habits for dining and service, including acceptable tipping amounts and table placement guidance.
A 72-year-old Vetter portrait depicting the Northern army’s occupation of Chattanooga and the bloody Chickamauga defeat is listed as a prized possession of Circuit Judge Richard J. Hennessey in Milwaukee. In Toledo, two-year-old Dallas Watts survived a second story fall onto a cement sidewalk, sustaining only bruises, while a nearby pedestrian was in shock and taken home.
Readers learn how to use shower bath oils for a pampered feel and rain forest scent. Advice covers applying bath essences, skin care steps, and invigorating showers, plus tips on deodorant use, keeping wool garments fresh, and selecting non perspirant powders for odor control.
A reader asks how to look younger and cope with aging signs at 28. Advice suggests rest, new scenery, a facial, relaxed exercise, and engaging activities to lift mood. youthfulness partly depends on attitude and lifestyle changes.
A profile on the scouting movement in education notes its long standing acceptance by boys and parents. It highlights General Lord Robert Bacon-Powel, his Indian heritage, entry into the British army at nineteen, and his leadership of scouts with postings across Afghanistan Africa Malta and South Africa as the movement grows to about 2,000,000 members.
Use cold water for egg stains to prevent setting. Do not apply warm or hot water as it can cause the egg to set deeper into the fabric. Blot gently and rinse promptly to minimize staining. A stain remover may aid after initial rinse.
A narrative about a child who feigns ailments to avoid chores or activities and the family’s reaction. The father corrects the behavior, noting the seriousness of habitual excuses. The piece implies guidance on handling reluctance to perform expected duties.
Rally Day and Homecoming were observed at the Congregational church in Chatham on Sunday October 12 a bright sunny day. The morning session opened at ten o clock with special music including a tenor song by Orlo Springer of Sharon a music teacher who leads the choir Tuesday evenings. Sermon by the pastor followed by church school. Attendance was ninety seven at church and one hundred nineteen at Sunday school. Immediately after Sunday
Alma Whittaker a society girl and chemist in Burntwood battles heartbreak and a factory fire sparked by thieves seeking her dye formula. Johnny Garrett supports her as the mill burns, notes stolen, and a makeshift lab is set up to recreate the lost formula before rivals can exploit it.
The rural church committee chair spoke on the church role and community unity at a Medina homecoming. Attendees from Lodi Mansfield Johnstown and Medina gathered for services prayers and singing ending with Bless Be the Tie That Binds. Delegates and officers are listed for upcoming Medina Association meetings and related events in Brownhelm and Litchfield.
Justice of the Peace Alvah Brassfield offered a eight month clearance sale on wedding ceremonies, performing services for half the usual price in Kirkville Missouri. The note mentions a historical phonetic spelling attempt in the 17th century.
A columnist argues that women are often accused of bargain hunting in marriage and that good husbands do not come cheap. The piece notes that men who can be bought for little are damaged goods and implies a critique of evaluating partners through price.
Local column details church attendance by Mr and Mrs J R Van Arsdale and others at Brighton Sus tay and a P T A meeting. Columbia Garden Club plans harvest dance at the Columbia Ballroom to fund school landscape work, with prizes and a waltz contet. Community guests from Elyria Cleveland and Huntington visit Columbia, with reports on church services, classes, and a Sunday School party.
Birmingham and surrounding area residents spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in Sandusky Lorain Elyria Amherst Bowling Green and Pittsfield. Notables include Mr. and Mrs Maubrey O Neill with daughter Alice Mrs Alma Bartlett of Pittsfield Rev H G Comstock in Bowling Green, Ardeth Howard with grandmother Mrs John Pfarr and a host of other local families sharing Sunday gatherings and visits.
The piece argues for prioritizing character and temperament in partners over appearance. It warns that a moody temperament disrupts marriage, notes how mismatched dispositions lead to conflict, and suggests divorce court as the only solution for some temperamental couples. It claims many women settle for easy living over happiness with a true partner.
Rally Day was observed in the Lake Avenue Community church school auditorium with songs and a playlet featuring local families and young children. The service, led by Reverend Peck, announced Sunday worship times and a Woman’s Association meeting on Wednesday at Griswold road home.
A dated opinion piece argues that living with a partner before marriage reveals true compatibility and that women must set clear standards for husbands. It discusses motivations for marriage, money versus virtue, and the idea that expectations shape satisfaction in lifelong partnerships.
A child learns to store toys in a sturdy wooden chest with a cloth covered lid. A homemaker can prevent vegetables sticking by shaking the pan occasionally. An all wood shoe cabinet measures thirteen by ten by thirty four inches with six drawers. In 333 B C at Issus Alexander the Great defeated Persians with 110000 casualties and 450 his men.
A busy week in Litchfield features Florence Nolan visiting Akron relatives, a Friday amateur radio program, and a school sound loan by Kohli of Chatham. Highlights include the high school baseball 7 5 win, club meetings in Strongsville and Granger, various family visits, church and Relief Society activities, and the Friday school fair with usual attractions.
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