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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
13
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains that salt water refreshes and prevents heat prostration. He notes sailors using fresh sea water for cramps and salt pork with water among miners. The piece argues salt water is an old but underrecognized remedy needing medical attention.
A report describes researchers Dr C F Kettering and Dr Walter Jampson finding salt water prevents heat prostration in high fever conditions. They note workers at the Ford plant suffer heat distress on hot days and propose liberal salt water as a preventative measure, with ideas extended by Dr Ray D. McClure.
In a hot factory, salt dispensers were placed near drinking fountains in areas like rolling mills and moulding rooms to combat heat. Workers were urged to drink salt water, believing it prevented illness caused by dehydration. Salt tablets were distributed via vending machines. after days of extreme heat, hospital visits were few. Dr Simpson approved continuing salt water intake, recommending one teaspoon per quart.
The U S Forestry Service ordered fencing of 41 acres in Angelina National Forest to protect saplings and young pines. About 15 609 000 pines will be planted next fall across Angelina and Sabine National Forests with 8 000 600 in Sabine. Fencing on a 10 000 acre tract is already complete to shield growing trees from animal uprooting and damage.
A fifteen to seventeen year old boy opposes schooling and seeks independence work and new experiences. Parents push for a high school finish then college, while the boy desires compromise. A suggested path is a year away from school with a job and guided choice after graduation.
A reader asks if wine should accompany soup at bin dinners and about course pairings. The guidance: wine can accompany each course in a festive dinner, with sherry with soup, chablis or sauterne with fish, claret and champagne with roast, and either sherry, claret, or Burgundy with dessert. cordials follow. A second question asks if lunch and luncheon differ. answer: they mean the same, luncheon used in England, lunch more common elsewhere.
Regional forester Joseph T. K Birthes notes millions of trees planted in the Aneling Sabine tracts and on the Houten and Crookers tons of Tex as forests. CCC crews shipped 5000 seedlots to Stuart Nusety for planting. Roads are under construction near the Texon national Park as planting stations prepare for spring.
Jeraln Frook Boo Connell, secretary of the state game preservation and parks commission, said the drought reduced water levels in 1978 Nebraska sandhill lakes leading to fish deaths. He compared conditions to those seen in the 1934 drought, noting severe impacts on wildlife.
Reports of gold, magnetite ore, and rich deposits of gravel and sand have emerged from recent mineral surveys in western Oklahoma, indicating substantial mineral potential in the region. The findings highlight graphic displays of ore and sand deposits, with indications of rich resources across multiple sites.
A makeup guide advises testing shade matches by skin tone groups many tones called golden pink and olive with foundation powder and lipstick. It recommends careful skin prep lighting and a test on one side of the face to judge which rouge and powder best enhance contours and youthfulness.
An article reports dogs detecting impending danger beyond human understanding. Royal Veterinary College officials cite cases and a London woman who was awakened, then guided by her dog before disaster, noting dogs can even predict upcoming weather with no clear mechanism.
A forest fire drives a bus along a steep mountain road when bandits seize control. Passengers including Miss Tulsa Jones nurse May Lawrence Doctor Nicholas Strand and Finley Trump face demands for a secret explosive formula. Suspense builds as fear, loyalties, and hidden connections emerge amid the peril.
Profiles praise Magistrate May Rudich of Brooklyn for dignity in office and a sharp wit. He uses puns and wisecracks to ease court tension, speaks Chinese dialects, and has eight published decisions but also faced censure. He values his law library, plays bridge and golf, and laces judgments with humor even in serious cases.
A New Orleans tale recalls a dog that refused to obey an inspector, a guard dog named Olive chasing strangers, and a quirky watch dog competition. In Rhodesia, women miners emerge as capable gold prospectors among nearly 100 private performers in the colony's booming sector.
In FERRYTOWN TEX a memorial marker will be placed at Ochiltree County near the Buried City historic cliff dwellers site. The legend traces Plains Indians routes and cliff dwelling stories across the plateau region.
Mount Wara leale on Kauai earns title of wettest spot in the United States with 499.36 inches of rain logged over 366 days, highlighting record rainfall on the island.
A list of real estate transfers including four acres in Pittsfield Township and lots in Sheffield Lake Village, Lorain, and Oberlin. Transfers involve Fred Sheffield and others, properties on East 30th Street Lorain, Lincoln Avenue, and Cleveland Street Oberlin. Names include Squire, Hulett, Lyhelyy, Delis, Heck, Dietmeh, and others, with sheriff and bank deed references.
A fragmented 1936 notice lists transfers including Endly Realty Company to William C Endly for property on Lake Avenue Blore Bernadette Wathewson to William Mathewson Lots Nas 10 and Geo Nichols subdivision Tyra E W Beiger to Eva M Rohin God knows the rest of the lines.
The Lorain and Elyria Chambers of Commerce plan to back a government armor plant proposal before Congress on September 13. Delegations will travel to Washington to press for the project as local business groups seek employment and economic boost.
Court records list transfers from Som Proper s on Lnng Avenue to Worth A Famver and from Lilah Thorson to Alive Grace Starks, with property on Columbus Street in Elyria and Qherlin Road, Elina Addie Ferld Hinkley, and Lake View Boulevard Lorain. The document outlines multiple estate deeds and shifts of ownership among named individuals.
Rangers report aggressive bear behavior at Yellowstone Park as visitors ignore warnings to not feed wildlife. At least 17 people suffered hand injuries this month after approaching or feeding bears, despite signage and patrols.
The report notes strong interest among British observers in televising and broadcasting the Coronation ceremonies. It discusses potential plans, public curiosity, and the implications for media coverage and public access.
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