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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
3
UPI reports dietitian Dan Due of Alexander warns against iced liquids during or after meals as they may hinder digestion. He argues most diseases stem from poor eating and urges no water at meals, teaching children proper eating, plus regular cod liver oil intake through adolescence.
In Ukiah California Sheriff Reno Barolomie and Judge Oscar H. Klee argued over buying law books. County Supervisors allocated 720 dollars from the judge’s salary to purchase the books, ending the dispute.
The 1924 Democratic convention set a lasting record as John Davis secured the nomination on the party’s 102nd ballot. The lengthy battle highlighted internal divisions and the party’s search for a unifying candidate.
The United States and Britain use Geneva as a running base for international parley. Officials say 1,254 US delegates attended Geneva meetings in 1958 with over 400 this year across 59 diplomatic sessions including the Big Four talks.
Springfield College coach Charles E. Silvia argues parents cannot substitute for trained instructors in early swimming lessons. He promotes teaching the why behind movements, using waterwings and kickboards to ease fear and boost intellectual engagement. He says professional instruction improves progress and reduces emotional barriers for beginners.
Democratic state Senator Robert Spencer, after attending a Republican sponsored performance of The Lark at St Michael's College Playhouse in WINQOSKE VI, says he holds a season ticket and does not knowingly support Republicans but is glad they pick fine entertainment.
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