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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1931
Page
17
An article promotes beach season beauty routines with homemade spa steps. It touts weekly or biweekly olive oil body baths, followed by cleansing, drying, massage, and a practiced night routine. The piece emphasizes skin softness and texture in preparation for revealing swimsuits.
A reader suggests soaking tired feet in warm water with Epsom salts, then rinsing with cold water. Do not clip lash tips as it harms growth. use Vaseline or odorless oil nightly. Morning exercise is best for most, with a shoulder stance, arm circles to reduce upper arms.
The document outlines a bungalow plan labeled Cottage Small in Colonial Napa Style. It describes three exposures, a corner bedroom, a dining room opening on porches, and an entrance hall with access to a rear room. The second floor offers space for two extra bedrooms and a bath. plans available from the architect.
Dr. Myers outlines patient, nonpunitive methods for toilet training in young children. He emphasizes observing the child’s rhythm, using the nursery chair, and avoiding anger. Techniques include timed intervals, diet awareness, gradual adjustment, and handling accidents calmly to foster regularity and cooperation.
Logan Clendening, M. D. explains that cancer prevention is largely limited to treating and removing chronically irritated skin surfaces. Early detection and treatment can cure or control many superficial cancers, while internal cancers remain harder to treat. The doctor argues for practical, cautious cancer prevention and warns against overzealous surgery.
Poem lines question the hour that separates lovers and urge staying together. The speaker contrasts “GOOD night” with true closeness, insisting night feels good when hearts near stay united, noting lovers never say good night as they move from evening to morning light.
Lilian Campbell reports Agnes Slack, English temperance leader and WCTU secretary, will speak at the 14th World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union convention in Toronto June 4 to 10. Slack, famed for global tours, has lectured in Europe, India, Africa, the United States, and Canada, with a biography titled Two Hundred Thousand Miles Travel for Temperance in Four Continents. The piece notes her multilingualism and impact. Also mentions talks on world trends toward prohibition, temperance education, world peace, and women’s political equality. A separate note claims Charlotte mills have reduced night work for women and children.
A household column offers meatless meals during Lent with recipes and diet tips. It includes Spanish Lugs and Risculte bread variations, nutrition guidance for children and adults, weekly food needs for a family of five, and a cleaning hint emphasizing proper brushes and soft cloths for efficient housekeeping.
A 16 year old writes about impulsive acts that harm reputation with boys, asking for help. Virginia Lee counsels pausing thoughts, balancing impulse with friendship, and avoiding extremes while valuing youth’s charm. The column also answers readers about age issues in romance and offers general marital advice.
A note on preparation of nut meats for culinary use describes cutting them into fairly large pieces for date barn or cookies. If chopped too fine or run through a food chopper they will lose flavor.
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