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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1921

Page

5

Daddy Grouse and Squeedee Meet in Hidden Nest

David and the elf Squeedee discover Daddy Grouse and his mate guarding a grass nest. Daddy Grouse explains their habit of fleeing to protect young, and invites the visitors to meet Mama Grouse who sits on fifteen snowy eggs. The scene ends with David promising to return after school.

David Thea Squeedee Joy- Jend Davd Squeedee Sque Davin Daddy Grou Jinddy Grouse Eli Lee

April 13 Forecast From Reading of the Library Figures

Genevieve Kemble notes on Wednesday April 13 that for most, business and new ventures look discouraged with unfavorable planetary aspects. Employment may be auspicious for some as luminaries align, yet overall domestic and commercial prospects appear unadvantageous. Predictions suggest risks from impulsive actions and limited happy outcomes for births on this date.

Atar

Advice to Girls From Annie Laurie on Love and Marriage

Annie Laurie advises an eighteen year old girl unsure how to love and marry. The letter notes confusion about loving boys while fearing becoming an old maid. Blues Bird offers comfort that love will come and not to worry.

Annie Laurie Tam Blus Bird Bios Buld

FEMINISMS By Annette Bradshaw

A brief excerpt features Mrs Bride questioning when she knew her husband would demand her grooming items. She lists a mirror, comb, powder box, hairpins and curling irons as essentials she had removed to accommodate them.

Grace Draper Hera

Apple Blossom Wedding and a Life Changed by Time

Winifred Black recalls a wedding under an apple tree with a bridal orchid of blossoms and vows for better or worse. Decades later Apple Blossom returns, transformed by luxury and hardship, her husband coarse and cold, the house and family thriving yet shadowed by absence and strain.

Apple Blossom

Diary of a Fashion Model in a Small Shop Visit

The diary recounts Grace Thorncliffe and her friend Mary Hill visiting a new shop selling dainty neckwear and feminine items. They discuss outfits, collars, organdie, ribbons, pockets, and sketching a costume ideal for a morning walk.

Diary of A Fashion Model Grace Thorncliffe Mary Hill Mary

Centerpieces in China birds take center stage in home decor

A 1921 feature notes life size green parrot owl and cockatoo centerpieces rising in popularity. Lustre ware bowls with glass imitation fruits, jade-like stones under electric glow, and table accents from Russia to Japan illustrate evolving tastes in dining room decoration.

Cnina Duck

Understanding Dry Catarrh and Home Care Advice

The article explains dry catarrh as a drying of nasal secretions, forming crusts that can crack and bleed. It notes dry catarrh often follows moist catarrh and describes nasal membrane thickening, crust formation, and sinus involvement. Recommendations include gently cleansing nostrils with an alkaline solution and applying a stimulating remedy into the nostril.

Do you doubt your tonsils need removal at forty three

Reader asks if age 43 is too old for tonsil removal. Dr Copeland replies you are not too old and advises not to delay if illness persists. for weakness due to not drinking alcohol, suggests nourishing food milk outdoor exercise and sleep.

Sak Mike Hag Linda J.J. KR Copeland Copeland Wil RB. S. Copeland Opyright Newpaper Feature Service

Famous Wits of History and Spurgeon’s Quick Retorts

A column recounts Charles Haddon Spurgeon as a witty preacher whose quips and pranks showcased his humor. It cites jokes about weighing in the balance, angels and pockets, a deacon with a watch, and a memory for faces alongside catalogued mock book titles.

Charles Haddon Rfin Charlies Haddon Spurgeon Cambridge Toign Tuse Bourgeon Spurgeon W. J. Fullerton Mr. Partridge Patridge Mr. Fullerton Feltham Tydeman John Tull A. Dealer Jonathan Gilpin

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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc Madge Friend By Genevieve Kemble Adele Garrison Feminisms By Annette Bradshaw Winifred Black Rata Cesyrighst Cowd Sim Nics Wanda Barton Menapaper Feature Servies, Inc Royal S. Copeland, M. D New York City Mark Stuyvesant Charles Haddon Spurgeon
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