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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1936
Page
3
A reader asks about a yearlong sore inflamed nail area. The article explains paronychia, suggests opening any pus, trimming buried nail edges, and packing with antiseptic, plus soaking in warm iodine and bandaging with carbolized Vaseline, with nitrate of silver as needed.
A Texas woman lacked stomach acid, discovered after X rays. treatment with pepsin and dilute hydrochloric acid advised for life. A New Jersey man’s mother suffers a 20 year morning cough diagnosed as bronchiectasis. recommends renewed bronchoscopic drainage and continued treatment, with cautious vaccination and drug injections as needed.
Nose Wash For Sinus Miss R. F., of California, reports dull headaches and nasal fullness with discharge and bad taste. Suspected infected sinus or Ozena. recommends local nasal wash with 50 percent hydrogen peroxide, followed by a soda perborate douche, head held back, full glass, repeated daily for weeks.
Professor Ward occupied the pulpit at East Oberlin Community Church on Sunday morning. Plans are set for the initial supper in the church parlor Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Chester Nash and son Nathan of North Russia were among guests of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ashby. Mrs H Mustain of Wooster visited Mrs Gar McRoberts Wednesday afternoon. Paul Waller of Elyria spent the weekend with his father William Waller. Miss Martha Chariton, teaching at Hudson Ohio, spent the weekend at home. Miss Mary Chariton, teaching at Eaton, was home Thursday night through the weekend. Mr and Mrs Arthur Pomeroy,
A collection of short etiquette questions and answers on apologizing after insult handling salt at table and notifying friends of a move. Includes examples about proper responses and card notices, plus a note of Sunday callers in Elyria and Oakland.
Mrs. Frank Krueger hosted a Rebecca Lodge card party at her home on Thursday afternoon. About forty attendees, each with a guest, enjoyed bridge pedro and pinochle. Door prize went to Mrs. O C May of Oberlin and refreshments were served.
Mrs. George Wolfe and Mrs. Harry Bauer hosted the A B C club at Brunswick Tavern Thursday. Four bridge tables competed with honors awarded to Mrs. Earl Arick, Mrs. Richard Reutter and Mrs. Ray Frisk. guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hauck.
This piece advises daily hand care for beauty including washing with tepid water, brushing, and a rich hand lotion. It details scrubbing around nails, thorough drying, massage, and repeated cleansing steps, plus fingertip shaping and finger exercises to improve poise and slim fingers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Feuchter and others joined the American Legion Convention in Cleveland. Casper Schmidt marked his third wedding anniversary with a home gathering. Out of town guests included Martin Ruder of Chippewa Lake. weekend visits and school events fill a rural community update with social and civic notes.
Eaton residents Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Gedeon and children from Cleveland visited with Sister Anne Frances of St. Teresa's Academy and spent the afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shuster. Harry Rogers and wife from Lorain were guests at the Pierce home. R. E. Lillich and family from Willoughby spent the weekend with Mrs. Lillich's parents, Ira and Mrs. Stewart. Giles family welcomed Mrs. W. Stebbins for Sunday guests.
Albertine endures Dennis's flirtations with Yelena at Aunt Celia's country house. Dennis praises her white dress and distant pearls while Albertine suspects a hidden truth. Bates's drunken glare and a puzzling eye cue deepen her worry as she wonders whether to tell Denny. the chapter ends with a looming secret.
A group from Akron gathered at Mrs. Anna Pierce's bedside with baskets of food and flowers. Cortland guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards and Mrs. Helen Halstead. Reverend A. K. Stevenson joined for dinner. N. J. Hoskin remains in hospital, and Luster of Cleveland visited Ira Stewart.
South Amherst September 29 a regular meeting of the Royal Neighbor Lodge will be held at Swiss Hall Thursday evening hostesses are Mrs Charles Corbett and Mrs Joe Gainok all members urged to attend. Family visits included Mr and Mrs John Wiegand Amherst Mr and Mrs James Hopkins and son James Rhode Island at the Engle home.
Lorain area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. O J Brown and J Garland with daughter Jane of Elyria joined Joseph Heath Co te family for Sunday dinner. Reginald Baldry and children from Cleveland called on relatives here Saturday. The Nickel and Nic kel families with Bobby spent Sunday at Vermilion on the Lake. Hed another note mentions Huffaker Albright wedding in Camden Sunday afternoon with Henry Kolb Lodi Gibson Jacob Muth and George Garthe attending. Ward Hubbard of Elyria joined his in laws for Sunday visiting. Martin Springer noted among local visitors.
Lorain County farmers will share opinions on the federal Soil Conservation program at a series of community meetings this week chaired by T. H. Breyley and J. Hummel. Seven sessions are planned with locations across townships and towns to gather changes for the 1937 program and answer 1936 questions.
Charles V. Silvis, ex city councilman of Bend, Ore., spent about an hour stuck in a tree to dodge a bull. He heard cow noises to lure the animal away and finally the bull joined a nearby herd, ending the pursuit without injury.
In Hiram Maine an octogenarian refuses rescue amid the 1936 floods as New England endures havoc. WPA volunteers coast guard and Red Cross aid flood victims with food clothing and shelter. Red Cross rebuilt homes offered furniture grants and promised aid to widowed and orphaned. The drive for membership begins Armistice Day November 11 as eight million dollars in early aid supported relief efforts.
In Portland Patrolman C G Stephens and R H Burdick argued over a bet claiming the winner must score at least twice the loser. Burdick cited a 1 to 0 score as fitting the rule, while Stephens objected that one is not twice nothing. The piece also notes Sim Sim or Sesame as a seed crop yielding oil in annual Indian cultivation.
In Honolulu, zookeepers lured Bruno the grizzly with cream puffs to guide him from his cage to a car and then onto a ship bound for Colorado. Bruno, a 16 year resident of Kapiolani Park zoo, is returning to his native forests.
Grove Farm in Honolulu distributes home grown vegetables to its 183 plantation families. The program offers beets onions tare and string beans to every household to support self sufficiency.
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