Malaria and Mosquitos Revisited By Dr North Chrism
Dr North Chrism explains how mosquitos spread malaria, noting the role of public health work in eradicating vectors. He stresses draining stagnant water, oil films on water, clearing underbrush, and covering containers to prevent breeding, while warning that vacations can reintroduce risk. He ends by recalling a summer stop at a modern tourist camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Public Health Service
Panama Canal
Rain Barrel Warns Of Mosquito Breeding At Camp
A writer notes a standing rain barrel near a cottage full of water harboring hundreds of mosquito larvae. He warns camp directors about potential malaria risks and interviews a doctor who states malaria can persist dormant after exposure. A 71 year old patient with nervous chills improves after malaria treatment. questions to Dr Chrisman are invited for this daily column.
Hades of Icarus Clem Sohn Flies With Bat Winged Parachute
Profiles for today recount Clem Sohn at Cleveland Municipal Airport attempting engine free flight. He attaches bat like wings and cloth surfaces, glides three to four miles, loops, then parachutes from 10,000 feet. He plans a water landing with a pneumatic tube, aiming to safely pioneer new aviation safety concepts. Sohn, a small, quiet man, embodies a bold, pioneering spirit.
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Hades
Clem Sohn
Cleveland
Carus
Crete
Greece
Rarus
Sohn
Local Guests Visited Niagara From Several States Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs G L Howerize hosted a week end gathering with guests from Oberlin Eustis Fla Washington DC Elyria Rip ley Ashland and Nova. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Amery Houghton Mr and Mrs Lester Houghton and three children Floyd Fox Cloyd Fox Harold Fox A A Fox Miss Maxine Dale Gaylord Bowerite Joseph Bruckhart and son Dale.
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Ripley
Gaylord Bowerite
Nova
Joseph Bruckhart
Son Dale
Ashland
Niagara
Cleaning Egg Spots Instructions From An Older Home Guide
A terse home note advises soaking eye spots in cold water before washing or sponging with cold water. It warns that scraping with a blunt knife can remove a significant portion of the eye area and cautions against harsher methods.
Modes and Manners Q and A on gifting and seating
A column answers etiquette questions. For joint gifts, sign as Helen and William Leary. If addressing for Helen’s familiarity, sign William and Helen Leary, though the first form is preferred. For a woman guest, seat her on the host’s right. a male guest of honor sits there as well. Do not clear plates until all diners finish the current course.
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C. B
Helen
William Leary
William and
Helen Leary
F.G
Charm Shopping For Extras Guides Fall Party Prep
A lively guide urges practical shopping for fall wardrobe and cosmetics to ensure a successful first party of the season. It recommends testing new beauty aids in store, choosing a lasting lipstick with a refillable case, and selecting matching powders and gardenia scented products. Fragrances include gardenia, jasmine, violet, lilac, and romantic blends.
Modern Women by Marlan Mays Martin
The author argues against visiting guests who bring pets into others homes. She shares personal humor about loving animals yet opposing cats and dogs being treated as courtesy props. She notes her own discomfort with a visiting cat and defends better manners in social hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlan Mays Martin
You and Your Child: Sammy defies a mother's wish to go out
A mother hotly opposes Sammy going to the five and ten store but allows him to decide. He defies her, insisting he will go with a friend and only yields when pressed by excuses. The piece traces a pattern of manipulation and growing resentment as Sammy learns to resist emotional appeals.
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Sammy
Bobbie the Cat Gets Taken For a Ride
A narrator recounts trapping the cat Bobbie in a car for a long, noisy ride of seventy five miles. Bobbie's escape and the narrator's aversion to moving pets in ignorance highlight a clash between affection and upheaval in domestic life. A mother in law offers hope, but Bobbie remains irate after twenty four hours. Civilization is the outcome of Reason.
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Bobbie
Wellington Class of 1935 Dominates Local College Attendees
Wellington reports strong college representation from its 1935 graduates. Ten seniors will pursue studies at Baldwin Wallace, Toledo University, Case Western affiliated hospitals, Oberlin, Ohio State, Oberlin Conservatory, Kent State, and other institutions. Other items note Kiwanis films, returning families, and upcoming community events and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Wellington
Wellington
Varios
United States
Robert Avery
Baldwin-Wallace College
Jeannette Grissinger
Toledo University
Mary Marley
Charity Hospital
Cleveland
Louise Parke
Lakewood Hospital
Robert Rodgers
Philadelphia School of the Bible
Philadelphia
Joseph Barrick
Rosie Barson
Joyce Meredith
Nanny Lois West
Obertin School of Commerce
Vivian Martin
National Extension Institute
Chicago
Wilda Morgan
Ohio University
Athens
Eleanor Looy
Glenville Hospital
Walter Anderson
Ohio State University
Columbus
Atiss Margery Shields
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Mildred Bremer
Philip Bradstock
Western Reserve University
Janet Clishy
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ruth Stevenson
Cleveland College
Lucile Burge
Kent State College
Kent
Jack Branson
Stuart Wells
Frances Ramier
Jean Phelps
Oberlin College
Harry Foote
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Lorain
Wellington Enterprise
Kiwanis Club
Franklin M. Jones
Franklin Jones Motor Co
Townsend Clubs
W. RC
Dwight Page
C. W. Gannett
Woman's Association of the Congregational Church
Methodist Missionary Society
T. M. Pfeiffer
Rebekah Lodge
jMr
Robert Hemphill
Falls and the Canadian excursion to Toronto
Mrs Effie Deiter returned to her home in Zanesville with her son Donald after spending a month with relatives and friends. Several families visited Niagara Falls and Buffalo during a trip along Lake Ontario, including Dr E A Biddinger and relatives from Elyria Indianapolis Anderson Mansfield and Columbus. Troy Centralized school opened the year Tuesday with the same faculty as last year.
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Elyria
Cleo Kieffer
Delaware
I. O. Richards
Sarah Richards
New London
R. O. Richards
Robert, Jr
Mansfield
E. §. Richards
Alfred Wehner
Columbus
H. W. Biddinger
Winifred
Lawrence Painter
Lake Ontario
Canada
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Mondy
E. A. Biddinger
Cleveland
Troy Centralized
Beauty tips and a oddities from the press item
Reader questions on gray hair and looks invite fashion advice to embrace natural color and youthful styling. A reader asks how to make puffy red hands look smaller and whiter, with guidance on circulation, skincare, and avoid hot water while maintaining neat gloves. A local note reports Bockbrader’s bee nest incident and a stray joke about Indians liking cars, plus a new teacher in Loudonville.
Betty Weakland Ends Campaign Tonight at Fairgrounds
Betty Weakland, 19 year old girl preacher, will speak on The Feeding of the Five Thousand at the Grand Stand tonight. She has preached nightly for two weeks and will reveal how she believes Christ performed the miracle. Last night she preached The Password from Acts 4 12 and Judges. A vocal duet by H R Gannett and Roger Williams accompanied the service as planned closing Saturday night. STEUBENVILLE bridge girders: eastern Ohio’s largest girder, 41 tons, 108 feet 9 inches, placed for Wheeling Creek span at Bridgeport after 17 hours and 17 workers.
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Betty Weakland
Miss Weakland
Jesus
Betty
Stecbenville
Ohio
Wheeling Creek
Bridgsport
Legal N Notices ESTATE and Public Sale in Elyria
The Bivria Savings Company plaintiff seeks sale under an order from Lorain County Court of Common Pleas to be held at the north door of the Elyria Courthouse on Saturday September 25 1935 at 10 AM. Described real estate includes 139 Harvard Avenue Elyria fronting 50 feet with frontage details and an appraisal of 4800.00. Cash terms and minimum bid at two thirds of appraisal. Sheriff Clarence W. Dick and attorney Robert H. Rice appear in the notice. Additional notices list properties in Elyria and Pasadena Park with addresses including 135 West Street 321 Ohio Street and 114 Lot in Subdivisions, along with appraisals and sale conditions. A separate notice covers a minor party Edward Antkowiak and guardianship notices among several named individuals.
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Bivria Savings Company
Wall
Brain Verity
Ohio
Elyria
Lorain County
County of
Lorain
State of
Eastern Heights Land Corpan
Harvard Avenue
Clarence W. Dick
Robert H. Rice
Real Y Eno
kKompany
Plain
Lixytia Township
Black River
West Street
Dos
C. Frederick
Ang
Sherif
Glorain County Nn Trust Company
Bou Shoup
Court of Common Pleas
Pasadena Park
Lorain County Noreels
Ohio Street
Glyria
Fanr Mere
Fauver & Fanver
Tegal
Notich
Chora Antkowiak
Anna Antkowiak
Eleonora Antkowiak
Henry Antkowiak
Henrietta Antkowiak
West St
Peru
Thinois
Victoria Antkowiak
Julia Krayzaniak
Grant and
Ith Sts
Wlingis
Sophie Strorzewski
Kaswaltka St
LaSalle
Ulineis
John Antkowiak
Booth St
Long Island
Stanley Antkhowlak
Harlen St
Chicago
Tiinels
Edward Ant
A. D. Edward Antkowiak
Joh Antkowiak
Jr A. Conway
Sheri
Kaiser Ping
County of Lorain
Kaiser Brothers
Elyria Township
God Street
Kaiser Court
Tess
Lorian
Meadowbrook
Homer Street
Berain County
City of
Fermimze Narest
State of Ohio
Bellfield Park
Rellveld Avenue
Kivgiia
Lo-rain
Belue
Mendelson
Syria
R. B. Lerseh
Uprain County
Harwood Street
Elvela
Bailey
Carlisle
Subler No
Lindale
Carlisle Township
Wayne Street
Hayes Street
Lurain
State
Subiat
Crisp and Pettibone
Fairview
Bell Avenue
Migria
BR. H. Penfield
Eighth Street
Piat
Eastern Heights Land Company
Park Avenue
Todi Street
Bellfield Street
Greely Street
Bond Street
Hares Avenue
Jackson Street
Harwood Avenue
Lafayette Avenue
Sbakey Court
Okd
Logan Street
Clark St
Broad
Ohie
Wond Street
Adams Street
Lorain Blvd
Ake
Lorain County real estate sale in Elyria parcels sought
Notice of public auction by Sheriff of Lorain County on October 5 1935 at 11 AM includes multiple Elyria parcels described by lot number subdivision and street bounds. Properties in Elyria and nearby areas listed with parcel descriptions frontages depths and common highways, followed by appraised values and sale terms. Names involved include Edward AntkowiaK administrator and attorneys Ingersoll and Ewing with dates Sept 4 11 18 25 and Oct 2 1935.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
U. S
de, Chrisman
Talbot Lake
B. H
Guide To
Tang
By Jacqueline Hunt
Mrs. Martin
Jane Herbert Goward
Mrs. Goward
Thomas
F. Cora M. Shepard
Harry Ts. Gill
Itheir
Cloyd and
Richard
D. J. Backus
West Point
Pleasant
N. J
Gill's
Backus
Coudersport
New Jersey
Marion Miller
Clara Mae
Fremont
Fred Greetham
A. J. Edwards
Plymouth
W. B. Sybrand
Karl Townsend l
Charles Gibbins
Pittsfield
H. A. Ruger
Kart You
Brandt
New York City
A. H. Bockbrader
Bockbrader
India
Oberht of
Loudonville
Jean Thei
O. Ingersoll & Ewing
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