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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1938
Page
15
Betty Green outlines fall trends for girls 10 to 16 emphasizing dare to wear fashions over mere clothes. Plaids and florals lead the line with dirndl silhouettes, mixed ensembles, and detachable suspenders. Springing colors, Scandinavian influence, and practical coats, jackets, and accessories shape a season of color, warmth, and coordinated outfits.
A home homework corner is essential for every schoolchild with a flat top desk a built in map world on the reverse and a swivel chair with padded seat and arms for comfort. An accurate alarm clock is advised to keep students on time and awake. The notice promotes Elberta peaches from Wainwrights Stop 68 Cleveland Road with phone 2727 for orders.
New Yorker Douglas Leigh from Anniston Alabama, age 28, has his name in lights across twenty Times Square spectaculars. He leases large spaces in the Cadillac Hotel and a four story building, with films by Otto Soglow, creating dramatic electric signs while pursuing a life in New York City.
A nostalgic column recalls cheap ferry trips from the Battery to Staten Island in New York Harbor. The ride costs a nickel each way, offers a sea feeling, and ferries move continually with thousands commuting daily. Also includes a home scene with flatirons and a Christmas doll iron.
Yale professor Howard W. Haggard says at home a child labeled bad should receive candy instead of punishment. The advice, framed as scientific guidance, urges parents to use positive reinforcement to steer behavior.
A physician advises that irritability in children may signal low blood sugar and can be relieved by candy rather than scolding. He adds candy is a prime dietary aid for fatigued mothers in the afternoon, per Dr. Hoggard.
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