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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
7
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN outlines bronchitis as a range from chest cold to severe illness with fever and pain, noting progression to tuberculosis if neglected. Rest in bed, hot foot bath, hot lemonade, and a warm wrap to induce sweating are recommended, with mustard plaster, laxative, water, and codeine for persistent cough to aid rest.
Medical guidance cautions that many cough mixtures are useless at certain stages and may upset the stomach in children. Early rest, castor oil, mustard baths, and small doses of aconite or nitre can reduce fever. Medicated vapors and vaporizers provide comfort, while hot camphor oil and turpentine liniment ease chest congestion. As coughing loosens, gentle expectorants aid discharge. Convalescence favors fresh air, sunshine, and country trips. avoid cold exposure after an attack to protect irritated bronchial membranes. Continuous care and avoidance of unnecessary remedies are advised.
Dust does its work as frequent attacks of acute trouble and irritation from mining metal polishing grinding stone cutting pottery making cement grinding and cotton processing. Chronic cases persist year round, leading to nasal sinus disease, potential chronic bronchitis, and possible heart strain from severe coughing. Alcoholism excessive smoking and debility worsen outcomes. The bronchial membranes swell and exude thick mucus or pus, with expectoration after prolonged hacking.
Short cuts describe keeping Venetian blinds clean with a dust er and washing the duster. A second tip details boiling large sweet potatoes for fifteen minutes, slicing, shaping with a cutter, and baking with orange juice until aloft and candied.
An English seaside incident at Herne Bay reports Jack Laurie losing a ring while bathing, then locating it later along with another item described as an other cing, recovered near the water.
Francis Doublier or Doublier, a founder among newsreel cameramen, stayed away from Hollywood. He managed Major Film Laboratories in New York, worked for Lumiere brothers, filmed the 1896 czar coronation, and helped Burlington Vermont emulsions before settling in Fort Lee New Jersey. He is a color photography enthusiast, American citizen, and remains a respected laboratory figure in the film industry.
Advice on applying lipstick to avoid making the mouth appear larger. Use clean dry lips, apply color from center to corners staying inside natural lip line, blend with finger, let set, blot with tissue, then gloss lightly if needed. Choose shades that avoid pinks or oranges that exaggerate size.
Miss Zelda Mary Schramm hosted a Hallowe'en masquerade at her home on October 28 for the Jolly Hustlers 4-F Club. Prizes went to Gladys Little for best costume and Doris Minnich for most comical. Other winners included Robert Grobe and Jane Mason, with refreshments served to Margaret Pallas, Doris Minnich, Marguerite and June Macon, and others.
A vintage guide explains how earrings enhance facial harmony based on face shape and neck length. It advises avoiding oversized drop earrings for rounded faces, preferring mid length or modified button styles, and suggests versatile options for long, sharp features and braod foreheads.
The exchange centers on a guest seeking permission to retire for the night during a weekend visit. The suggested response is to end the evening with a polite good night, noting the hostess may also be tired, and that the guest should make the first move to depart. The text lists names and locations of several people connected to a social circle and community events than asides.
Kurt resists an offer to take a dangerous packet as he decodes letters from Christine and a mysterious Brown. A street assault follows a near-miss in Rome, with a brief car crash and a theft attempt as Kurt prepares to sail to Alexandria to meet unknown threats.
Community brief includes first nine week school tests, Brookside sports plans with early basketball season, and social visits among families in Elyria Wellington Lorain and Dover. Also mentions Personal Identification fingerprint program in Brookside School and an incident where four armed men abducted Peter and Mary Morris in Northern Ireland.
The second meeting of the newly organized Latinos of Brookside High School will be at Margaret Ca'sler's home on Monday evening November 4. About twenty members attended the last gathering at Miss Helen Frisbee's home. Initiation of members will be a feature of the next meeting. Farmers in the area harvest corn during good fall weather. Pupils returned to studies after their first vacation of the term. Teachers attended the Northeastern Institute in Cleveland.
Wakeman and several Cleveland residents attended a one o clock luncheon at Mrs. Charles King’s home. Doris Wendi received kitchen gifts, games were played, and social time followed. Mrs. Robert Gerber and daughter visited Mrs. Centozen, with Thadais Centoben returning to stay a few days.
At the Reading Circle meeting at Mrs George Pierce's officers were elected for the coming season. C J Clark Sr was named president w L A Burk vice president M Myron Shelton secretary treasurer Eastman elected honorary member. Also noted were social and community events with local residents attending luncheons, showers, and church activities.
Ada asks how to manage social plans while on a belated vacation. She and her spouse expect to visit several cities to see friends and wonder whether to text ahead or phone to arrange dinners. She also notes changes in marriages and seeks tactful contact without pressuring hosts.
A mother contends with a chaotic home where children scatter toys throughout the house. The piece argues limiting toys per play period boosts concentration and neatness, reducing daily parental friction and improving household order.
Jeanne Ballamy elected district treasurer and Nov meeting planned at Wakeman. Marjorie Ross guests of Lea Ross. Mrs Joseph Breiseh hosts Bridge Club on Abbott Street. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt host two tables of bridge. prize winners Curtis Todd and Plummer Dunkie. Lloyd Brothers welcome baby girl. Grace Peabody visits from Cleveland.Wedding and travels reported. many local visits to Amherst Lorain Bay Village Lima Chicago and Florence noted. church wedding of Kathren Gragel and Stephen Pierce at St Pauls Lutheran Amherst.
In Belle Plaine Iowa workers tearing down the old Wheel and Livery stable uncovered an historic record board. The board features an oilcloth with columns titled Horses Out Horses In and Orders and a central time clock for recording in and out. Names of customers applying for rigs filled spaces around the data.
Advice on handling visits from old friends while traveling. The letter suggests being straightforward about plans, hosting or meeting at a hotel, and letting circumstances guide interactions. It notes that an understanding husband may disengage and that the visitor should not worry about long or awkward separations during the visit.
The writer recommends sending a note rather than calling to arrange a meeting with a friend under delicate circumstances. It explains how a careful, time-giving approach avoids unsettling the husband and preserves discreet nostalgia from past years.
A lawyer named Milner describes himself as a red headed legal Napoleon in a bold advertisement. In Moscow Russia a theater for the deaf and dumb has opened. In South Africa an elephant plastic has been noted.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim gentle cleansing of the bowels replacing calomel with no sickness or pain. The vegetable tablets, olive colored, are marketed as improving complexion and eliminating bad breath and dull feelings. take one or two at bedtime for a week. Prices shown 15c, 7c, 6c.
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