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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1919
Page
7
A sprawling kitchen column lists various improvised meals including Mam and Spaghetti Two onions ham cheese butter and tomato juice bake into a one dish meal. It suggests using scraps, stuffing steaks and making bread crumb casseroles and codfish pie with simple pantry ingredients.
The page contains a collection of letters to Mrs Thompson about teen life and relationships. A seventeen year old asks how to handle dating and theater outings with a girl while navigating parental approval and future independence. The tone mixes guidance with social norms of the era.
Farmers are urged to use well designed letterheads and envelopes to boost wholesale and retail trade. The piece highlights effective printing options including two color options, bold typography, and tailored designs to appeal to buyers, with emphasis on visible farm branding and direct advertising channels.
A fragmented report describes a local incident involving individuals named Torun G and Ler with unclear details. The text references a potential July time frame and a topic about handling a matter, but specifics are unreadable.
The article notes Mr and Mrs Takack Ahem Be and the Seeley family entertaining guests at the Jles hall. Miss Effe Shirp of Cleveland visited Miss Kath Jarme Hutter on Linth Street while Mr and Mrs J M Dewey hosted multiple days of entertaining. Granddaughter Iver Gray of Andrews Institute Willougt is mentioned in connection with the Deweys.
The Young Women’s Christian Association announces reconstruction aid in Constantinople for Turkish girls. A service center offers shelter and training schools as 1300 Armenian girls turned to the streets after wartime deportations. Classes cover reading and writing, with social life and recreation amid hardship.
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