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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
8
Marian Mays Martin advises that keeping or losing summer hotel contacts depends on circumstance. She suggests a cautious approach: extend hospitality, see if the acquaintances wish to include you as a friend, then respond informally and simply. She notes busy, simple living helps carry off such reunions.
A mother should not use storytelling to coax a child to eat at meals. Patience and self feeding foster better eating habits and independence. Set a separate story time, encourage self-feeding, and limit meals to a focused thirty to forty minutes.
Reader questions cover oily skin care with cleansing routines and weekly masks, nail brittleness remedy via hot olive oil soaks and rich cuticle massages, and eyelash growth using petroleum jelly or castor oil with brown mascara. Miscellaneous facts note U.S. education spending, a tree shrub description, India urban population, and surname history.
A mother asks what her sixteen year old should bring to boarding school and how to prepare within a budget. The reply urges contacting the school for official lists, consulting school staff or campus shops, and suggests practical attire including underwear, a bathrobe, lounging pajamas, church or Sunday wear, a sports coat, and sweaters for a typical girl’s wardrobe.
A reader asks how to explain a dining room breach of privacy. The writer says if harsh things were said there is little reason to apologize unless sincere, advises avoiding public discussions of people, and notes the world is small as a warning. An unrelated aside mentions Gulf Stream heat and Brazil seasons.
Peggy Trave and her mother flee New York with Terry Brown after a coded paper to Egypt. A phantom in New York and a federal agent threaten Terry’s safety. Peggy frantically guards clues as Terry resurfaces, and a staged search begins at Rock Acres.
Visitors may ride airplanes at next Lorain County Fair as Strobel airship plans passenger aircraft. Broughton Bolt Co. to start new plant in Elm. Oberlin College president to visit after world trip. 1920 county population 90 612 up 19.2 percent. Elyria coal plan to supply 250 tons daily. American Legion to convene in Cleveland. Lorain County Fair to open with Senator Willis address. Dr. McIntosh leaves for Rockefeller Foundation Siam. Lorain County Children's Home leaders resign. Governor Cooper to dedicate Legion post home. Elyria school enrollments rise to 4746 with 27 more than last year. county schools may exceed 7000 students. South Amherst shows largest jump with 21 students.
A large attendance marked the farewell at the Congregational church parlors in Amherst for Rev and Mrs Eastman who depart for Wakeman where he becomes pastor. The event featured a 6:30 dinner, a program led by E Cooper, several talks, music by a mixed quartet, and a social hour with gifts for the couple.
CONNEAUT Ohio J C Wenger shows a versatile typewriter that handles English German Greek and other scripts. It offers ten English type styles including Gothic pica bold italic and script. Wenger a former Michigan state prison warden bought the machine 26 years ago.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Calista Charpening Phillips at the Nova M. EB church with Rev. Young and Rev. Stametz presiding. A life long Nova resident in her 80th year, she was survived by four sons, one daughter, a sister and two brothers, with several grandchildren.
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