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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
11
Elyria Library moves to extend service to school children by placing book deposits in schools. Miss Marian Lord will lead the program, joining mid October, to equalize access for distant students and boost library use without trips to the main building.
A healthful approach is urged over quick relief. The ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek as a non drug remedy for constipation, highlighting bulk in food and vitamin B, with daily breakfast and ample water. It notes All-Bran is produced by Kellogg's, sold by grocers, and served by restaurants.
Tony the sulken-eared spaniel mascot of Phi Delta Theta at Amherst College has a meal ticket granting him 10 hamburger sandwiches a week at Cramer's Diner. He strolls in and signals the cook, with charges put on his meal card that typically runs out by midweek, then renewed each Saturday by fraternity members.
Morgan-Dirlam Post of the American Legion held a Tuesday meeting at Town Hall to finalize installations for the newly elected officers. Commander Herbert H Reep to succeed Arne B Jones. others named include Glen Firestone first vice commander and Dr Ralph W Falls adjutant. Temple Chapter O E S also met, practicing for an upcoming visit by Mrs Jessie Peck Worthy Grand. A clinic noted Roy Peck treated for a severe knife cut on the left arm.
The writer observes Central Park at dusk as summer fades to autumn. He notes brown grass, shedding leaves, and a skyline of low to high apartment towers along the shore. Towers, churches, and the Natural History grounds create a calm city panorama, with Fifth Avenue towers reflected in park pools and harbor lights dimmed by time.
The text presents an elderly gentleman in odd vignettes and stray phrases about World War, Easter, and a man in Forest Hills with his wife and daughter. It reads like a damaged diary fragment or fragmented eyewitness notes with unclear relationships and events.
A vivid portrait of a vigorous elderly man described as large headed with a gleaming mustache and immaculate collar. The observer recalls his appearance, attire, and appetite while noting the couple ordering corned beef and cabbage, praising the grandpa as good company for future hours.
Lorain County principals gathered at Avon High on a Tuesday evening for their monthly meeting and supper. Afterward Mr Blake led the program and introduced Dr Allen of Western Reserve University as speaker. Twenty six attended. The first meeting of the High School Orchestra reported fifteen members present.
The excerpt lists names of piano and string players under Miss Shaw, notes officers elected for stage management and publicity, and records a youth group meeting at First Church Lorain with officers Ray Schwinn and Dorothy Demma. It also mentions a Charm Club picnic at Metropolitan Park and Royal Circle at the Methodist Church, plus a bus trip to Columbus for a campus tour and the Ohio State game against Indiana.
Harvard physicists design an electrical circuit that counts cosmic rays with precision. The device distinguishes impulses one one hundred fifty thousandth of a second apart, enabling long-term daily counts of millions of rays. Designed by Dr Ivan A Getting and Dr E C Stevenson at Harvard.
Reader warned that backache, leg pains, and other symptoms may signal kidney trouble. Doan's Pills are recommended to flush wastes from the blood through the kidneys, a remedy used by millions for over 40 years.
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