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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
9
Alma and Johnny hurry through a tense dinner after a banker’s suicide triggers guilt and doubt. Alma confronts Johnny about his mysterious past and undercover life as the man Anthony, while their fragile bond strains under secrecy. The drive home ends with a sudden, passionate farewell.
In Sydney Nova Scotia New South Wales Supreme Court an appeal challenges a $45,000 verdict for BL Davis of London in Tooth and Company contract case. The 13 volumes detail witnesses costs and evidence with a large index and prepare a united edition. Davis, a race horse owner, is principal plaintiff.
Tepid baths aid sleep by relaxing muscles and easing tension. Use warm water not hot, soak 10-15 minutes with eye pads to block light, then dry and dress promptly. Quiet room, light covers, gentle cleansing, facial refresh, and light snacks can help you drift to sleep.
The article discusses asthma origins from infections and irritants, distinguishes bronchial from cardiac asthma, and describes typical attacks. It notes wheezing, coughing, breathlessness, and possible blue or sweaty faces during severe episodes, with relief after mucus expectoration and rest.
A patient with goose feather allergy finds comfort elusive away from feathers. Horse asthma worsens when near stables or horses, causing itching, runny nose, sneezing, wheezing, and violent attacks. Doctors avoid serum injections in new patients, observing reactions first, and may use adrenalin if needed. Chronic asthma often develops if the cause remains untreated.
Henrietta Johnson was surprised Saturday evening at her home by relatives and friends who gathered for her birthday anniversary. The party featured games and refreshments with cake and sandwiches. Guests included May Bryant, Archie Fields, Donald Bryant, Floyd Bryant, Gladys Miler, Lford Brewster, Frank Keible, Robert Hosterler, Nelson Reuseer, Cleland, and M G Jennson, along with Mrs. M G Jennson. The honored guest received several gifts.
Avon Oregon records Americaday Education Week with an open house on Monday October 25. School starts at 3 15 pm and ends around 9 30 pm with a 7 00 to 7 30 assembly for pupils and parents. Buses run as usual for grades one and two, and a special early dismissal is planned. Mrs May is surprised by the Ladies Aid at her home on Tuesday afternoon.
A birthday event featured games and contests with Mrs Grossman receiving prizes. Mrs Cattrell and Mrs W. Jam e son contributed to a luncheon served at small tables. Mrs May received generous gifts and plans to spend the winter in California. A planned weiner roast at Hinzel's woods was moved to the school building due to a storm.
The city of Vancouver offers an island for sale measuring 1700 feet in length and up to 140 feet wide. It was previously sold years ago for 4000 dollars to a lumber company but the payment was never completed. The piece stresses religion as centered on individual life responsibility and happiness.
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