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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1936
Page
2
A column traces the shift from counting calories to studying food components. It notes early nutrition science measured fuel values but found that pure calories failed to explain hunger and health, leading to focus on chemical constituents and nutrients especially in milk.
Researchers note mice fed isolated milk proteins died within a month. The text then discusses a historic finding: prisoners in the East Indies on polished white rice developed beri beri at high rates, while milled and unpolished rice greatly reduced illness, with ratios showing unpolished rice caused far fewer cases.
A report notes Christian Eijkman’s chicken studies linking beri-beri like illness to diet. White rice caused disease while unpolished rice prevented it, and polishing reversed symptoms. The piece credits an American with later discovering essential vitamins, promising further coverage.
Practical tips on meat storage peeling peaches cheese pie fillings plaster cleaning and removing paint from windows. Advises not to place meat on ice use covered dishes rub broom handles with Sandtaper to avoid splinters soak peaches in milk and water to prevent discoloration choose grainy cheese avoid grease test pie fillings apples and raisins and use wet starch to clean plaster. After redecorating hot vinegar helps remove paint from windowpanes.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry celebrated their fifty-ninth anniversary with a family dinner and open house. Both in good health, Mrs. Perry is 81 and Mr. Perry turned 80 last Monday. They have two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Smith of Gulf Road and Mrs. Wade Harris of Sheffield Lake Village, plus six grandchildren.
The piece describes Bobby Goward sneaking off to whittle alone, while his mother admonishes him to join the others. It argues solitude helps balance a child's social life, helps relax, and may reveal inner self beyond constant group play.
The column advises mailing invitations two to three weeks before the wedding and ordering them about a month in advance so they are ready on time. It also notes tipping guidance: a ten cent minimum on a forty cent taxi ride, with fifteen cents a liberal amount.
Kenneth Smith Ely tia Andrew Smith Gulf road Mrs Harland Johnson Grafton Hazel Helen Zelma Smith Gulf road recall Perry election Lincoln funeral Perry voted for President Grant. He is a violinist who played for dances in nearby villages. In 1232 he won a roving cup in a tiddlers contest at Elrria. The violin, given on his 10th birthday, is over 200 years old and passed through three generations. The couple receive best wishes and hope to celebrate again next year.
Leonard Smith 17 and Jack Williams 21 hitchhiking in Sheffield Lake village Tuesday night were struck by a hit and run driver. They were treated at St. Joseph's hospital Lorain and later discharged. Deputy Marshal A E Miller helped, with Sheffield Lake firemen and an ambulance. State patrol pursued possible suspect as ages 17 and 21.
Voters in Sheffield Lake confront a local measure described as a proposed add in ballots. Details remain unclear in the brief text, but the issue centers on a municipal decision likely affecting governance or services. Local officials have not released extensive guidance within the fragment.
Albertine Tevans travels to meet her mysterious great aunt Celia Tevans after a rumor about Dennis Maxwell. At Celia’s manor she encounters Countess Yelena Loupskoff and Count Michael as Dennis arrives with a star ruby, while Bates the silent servant stirs unease. Albertine confronts a web of affection, trust, and masked motives as a golf outing and shifting loyalties unfold.
A three mill levy for school operation is on the November ballot for a two year period. The Gulf road opened last week after weeks of closure for work on approaches to the new bridge at North Ridge.
Huntington Grange No. 2043 hosts Booster Night on a Wednesday in September 1935. The event features a pot luck supper, an officers' march, a prayer, flag salute, welcome address by J. S. Heiner, and a program of readings duets solos and musical numbers by Mellie Naezele Francis Coe Erma Krage Margaret Waldorf Marion Waldorf and others with dance and guitar offerings.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Rezal at Memorial Hospital in Elyria on September 23. The announcement notes the newborn's gender and family names.
The Carlisle Neighborhood Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs William McGraw on LaGrange Road Thursday afternoon.
Inclement weather moved a Thursday gathering indoors as 27 Mothersingers of East Carlisle contributed to an old-fashioned tureen dinner hosted at the home of Mrs. H. H. Gregg.
Mrs Winifred Smith chairs a three member committee to pick officers for the coming year. The committee includes Mrs A H Goodspeed Mrs Otto Stremmale and Mrs Fred Coles. Guests at Mottersingers include Mrs Frank Yoo Mrs Eric Chapman Mrs Stuart Mrs Stremple Sr and Mrs Francis Henry. The women spent hours socializing before the wood fire.
Miss Joyce Greze stayed with Mr and Mrs W H Goodspeed. George Hart and family visit before heading to Florida. Mrs Clarion Smith dined with Mr and Mrs Otto Sterman. George Young returns to Boulder Colorado after visit with Mrs Eric Chapman. Gene Griver, nephew of Mr and Mrs Carl Diedrich, visits with Miss Humphrey of Cleveland. Rev Paul Pask Brown to lead Green Springs M E church as new year begins. Rev Thomas Hughes of Sandusky to lead local churches.
Mr and Mrs Clayton Smith visited by the James Smiths of Lorain. Miss Cecile Pfeiffer, homebound on LaGrange road, has improved and returned to work. Mr and Mrs Morris Kritzel of Elyria stayed with Cari Diedtichs. Mr and Mrs C A Williams and Mr and Mrs F O Gott attended the Great Lakes Exposition. Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs Oscar Thompson of East River road left for Pontiac Michigan to visit George and his wife.
A string of thefts is reported around city park benches during night hours. Police urge surveillance and request any witnesses or clues to identify suspects and recover stolen items.
Mrs. Josephine Brrant returns home to Etoica after weeks with her father in Manchester Kentucky. Minnie Beasley was ill and brought home from school by her teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Morris visited Leroy Rhone and Earl Litz families in support of the M E church Progressive class. The Baldwin family and Stinebring cousins spent Thursday with relatives. Miss Marian Knapp returned to Olmsted Falls from Frag Francis Simebring’s home. Mrs. J C Cox from Toledo plans an extended stay with her daughter O B Rea’s family. Francis Stinebring heads to Pembroke North Carolina. Robert Dean and family visited George Langton and his mother.
The Sewing Club met at Mrs. Marion Bates home Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harold Sheldon of Pittsfield visited E J Darby home Monday night. Russell and Doris Davidson and Leona Prince visited Marjorie Davidson at Robert Kneisel home in Brownhelm Tuesday evening. Mrs Carl Spaulding and daughter Ann shopped in Elyria Friday. Miss Wilma Davidson of Elyria visited her mother Mrs Carrie Davidson Monday night. Mrs Florence Fox and daughter Charlene of Milan were guests.
A plastic surgery expert notes facial expressions alone cause lines after twenty five. Daily massage routines using warm towels, cleansing cream, and careful finger strokes can keep muscles elastic and skin firm, slowing deep wrinkles until surgical options.
Tuesday saw Mr and Mrs Herman Welz with their daughter and other relatives. The Greenwills and Betty visited Florence relatives. Minnie Parker from Florence visited Jim Clary's home. Chester Hartel of Elyria was a guest of his parents. Berkmeyer sisters and Edwin Howe shopped in Elyria with Miss Mabel Dudost visiting sister Mrs OppermAn.
Rochester exhibitor Frank Rowland displayed pure bred Jersey cattle at the Ashland fair and captured several substantial prizes. L A Bradford and son presented five sheep at the Ashland fair and won many prizes.
At the last regular meeting Giles Seger was appointed to fill the council vacancy created when Merritt Fye moved away. Jack J. Cox was appointed street commissioner in place of Charles Fye, who moved with his son to Wellington.
Mr and Mrs W E Crandall attended the funeral for Roy Crandall who died at Memor Memorial Hospital and was laid to rest Tuesday.
Mrs. Laverne Snyder was confined to her home with flu and is convalescing at her parents Mr and Mrs C C Biddinger in Nova. Harry Edwards has long suffered stomach ulcers and was taken to the Elyria clinic by ambulance on Wednesday morning. A C Pohlman is again able to
Seventeen New Deal statutes faced 14 major Supreme Court challenges. The Court ruled against federal overreach in areas like the AAA, railroad codes, and bank moratoriums, while upholding core constitutional principles. Justices split along political lines on some issues, with rulings citing limits on federal power and states rights.
TALBOT LAKE TICE MARBLE winner of the Women's National Singles championship is twenty two. Blonde, pretty and very likeable. Two years ago the new champion toppled Helen Jacobs from her throne and lay ill from pleurisy in a hospital bed. Tennis was over and she was out of the picture. Alice has radio ambitions and a contralto voice. Her best friend is Carole Lombard who prayed for her success during the match. She is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 133 pounds.
A report notes a patient remaining under bed rest for several days before beginning recovery. Medical staff monitor progress and plan a cautious return to activity as strength returns and complications are unlikely.
The Misses Ila and Allberta Stocking, Milton Stocking, and Kenneth Gill left Tuesday morning for Tucson Arizona to spend the winter with relatives. Miss Alberta will return home in about a month.
Mr and Mrs J B Clifford and family spent a recent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Clifford. Mr and Mrs Kay Hayes and son Ronald Dean visited friends in Chillicothe Ohio recently. William Davidson who played with the Nova band this summer accompanied the band to Ashland Tuesday where they provided music for both the
Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. George Pittsford of Portland Michigan. The report lists numerous visits and social calls among residents from Snyder, Ashland, Me dina, Huntington, Detroit and Brighton with details of illnesses and birthdays.
Experts assert wine enthusiasts often serve as discerning judges of cheese, blending aroma, texture, and flavor to curate harmonious pairings. The claim ties sensory experience to tasting expertise across culinary traditions.
Don’t endure slipping false teeth. FASTEETH powder sprinkles on plates to hold teeth firm with a clean taste and feel. Advertises purchase at Muir’s and other drug stores.
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