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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1936
Page
11
In this essay the author discusses two boys, one behind in class and another accused of day dreaming. He argues mothers worry, while focusing on bodily changes during adolescence and the surge in blood flow, pressure, and nerve activity. The piece notes growth delays and altered development in some youths.
A chaotic excerpt describes adolescence with shifts in appetite emotion and ambition. It notes periods of stupidity and uncertainty while urging parental understanding and explaining brain basics and nerve connections influencing thought and development.
A mother reflects on a daydreaming child who struggles to fit ideas, with delayed brain reactions and uneven hemisphere development. The piece notes how different children learn, some by spoken words, others by visuals, and describes the child’s persistent questioning as a sign of curiosity.
An old text discusses parental roles at christening and birthday gifts, noting a custodian relationship and customary presents. It explains that a mother traditionally gives a present to the child, typically a silver spoon, and that the godparent also participates. A separate query asks when to crumb the table during dinner, answered as before dessert.
Jeannie Palmer, a principal singer in the Art of Musical Russia, blends American roots with Russian training. Married to Russian painter Serge Soudekine, she speaks Russian, cooks borsch, and doubles as interpreter for Russians in Detroit civic arts circles. She and Soudekine live apart seasonally, each pursuing separate art, while Palmer exudes controlled energy on stage.
Travel advice for a 19 year old, promoting self care on trips. It covers skin care with creams, cleansing routines, protective and tanning products, and packing essentials like soap, eye wash, camphor ice, lip balm, and sunglasses. Emphasizes staying clean, fresh, and composed while away from home during weekend trips or rail journeys.
A reader asks for guidance on shampoo choices for severe hair issues and avoiding dry shampoos. The advice discusses two dry shampoo types using benzine liquids or powder powders, warns of benzine danger and scalp irritation, recommends soaking hair with warm oil the night before, then lathering with tepid water and soap, aiming to correct dryness and add body.
Apply rouge and powder then dampen a cotton pad with skin tonic. Smooth it tightly over the rouged area to create a younger looking, even facial flush.
Vermont’s maple sugar rush is celebrated with recipes and desserts. including maple floating island poached meringues and maple buttered sweet potatoes, plus French toast and a maple charlotte russe. The article notes maple syrup’s historic reach from Native use to early American trade and presents step by step methods for several confections and dishes centered on maple flavor.
The text offers simple kitchen guidance from testing butter purity with a flame to mixing banana with apples for dessert. It emphasizes cleanliness with hand washing between tasks and suggests combining leftover creamed chipped beef with scrambled eggs the next morning, stored in a covered refrigerator dish.
New York fashion notes describe how lace jackets and tailored sleeves, worn in navy, black, gray, beige, and May Wine, create versatile daytime dresses. Detachable accents, printed piastre, and hand-embroidered trims let women alter looks, with jacket ensembles pairing monotone dresses to printed bodices.
More than ten thousand toy types premiere at the American Toy Fair held at the Toy Center and McAlpin Hotel in New York from May 2. The exhibit promotes learn by doing with play sets teaching construction, transportation, farming, art, chemistry and housekeeping for children from toddler age. The display emphasizes peaceful arts and sciences with less than one percent related to G men or military history.
In Marian Mays Martin’s advice column readers question etiquette of sharing or requesting cherished recipes. The letter cites domestic secrecy around cake recipes and mentions a mother’s cookbook with labeled dishes like Mrs So and So’s gingerbread and Mrs Whose this’s lemon pie, illustrating social quirks in culinary exchange.
A reader muses on the allure and mystery surrounding women and domestic life, questioning how personal notes by mothers and social perception shape trust. The letter discusses modern homemaking, honesty in culinary claims, and how distant in laws and fame influence engagements.
This piece discusses Harold’s fall from a bicycle and argues mothers should avoid overreacting. It urges quiet, matter of fact replies to prevent children from becoming cry babies who seek fuss and sympathy. It suggests easing a child’s focus from self toward resilience.
Advice column about navigating engagement in law family visits and handling a prior breakup. It urges calm, honest communication, avoiding temper, and writing a brief, sane explanation of changed feelings. It notes the risk of rebuff and encourages openness about loving despite faults.
The piece notes some wives dislike coffee and may neglect preparation, yet properly made coffee at breakfast is essential to many men. It emphasizes a simple 1 cent trick of good coffee by careful thought and a thoughtful machine.
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