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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1938
Page
13
A persuasive piece urges households to control debt through deliberate saving. It notes that debt troubles many families, criticizes easy credit and shopkeeper encouragement to open accounts, and suggests financial restraint to reduce obligations and stress.
A long, opinionated piece argues wives share in husbands debts as a fairness issue and urges prudent savings and budgeting. It urges systematic aging of finances, caution against unnecessary expenditures, and suggests bank plans to reduce debt. It ends with a domestic beauty tip for eye puffiness.
The Aquarium in New York attracts out-of-town visitors as locals miss few spots. Dr Charles M Bieder, head of the Aquarium, plans to go to Egypt to study three African fish with unusually large brains, hoping to learn how they use their intellect in the wild. Bieder has a long career, from Newark childhood ichthyology to leading the museum, and recalls the 1924 Panama expedition with risk and survival challenges.
Short fur coats gain popularity as versatile daytime and evening wear among New York society. sable, silver fox, black fox, and ermine wraps appear in larger numbers for both afternoon and formal evening events, with capes and wraps in white ermine and Baum martens frequent at social gatherings.
A compilation of dated etiquette notes including whether to give a boyfriend a present without asking, who should answer the door for expected guests, whether to accept second helpings, and remarks on fur fashion choices. The tone is prescriptive and practical, citing social expectations and courtesy.
An eye makeup guide for girls who wear glasses. It suggests choosing shadow shades that complement iris color, using contrast to brighten eyes, and shaping brows and lashes to create the illusion of larger, more balanced eyes. Includes practical tips on shading outer corners and lining at the lash roots.
A vintage menu and recipe collection urges families to revive oldtime flavors. It features luncheon dishes and hearty preparations like Sausage ribs with sauerkraut, Salt Mackerel with horseradish sauce, Yam Pone dessert, and Owen Chicken Fricassee, offering thrifty, comforting options for holiday leftovers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a black kenath sleeve Zou frock with emphasized print and a colorful design. Includes stray names and prices, unclear context, appears as a partial fashion note or advertisement from 1938.
The article advises that under eye circles may reflect ship damage or thin fatty tissue and offers remedies. Gentle massage, alternating hot and cold applications, and facial routines can ease lines. Recommend nighttime cream, leaving a light film on lids, and note tears as natural eyewash while cautioning not to overdo soothing practices.
An old column analyzes daydreaming in children as a potential creative force or distraction. It argues fantasies aid later play and leadership when not excessive, notes risks of active lying, and suggests guidance to channel imagination. It also includes a lay description of the colon and digestion’s role in health.
A solution of one tablespoon of any chloride bleach in a quart of water removes most stains from enamel pots and pans.
A physician explains peristaltic action and colonic wall porosity. Slow or partial muscle movement can cause intestinal stasis, leading to waste buildup and potential infection. Toxins pass from tissues into blood via porous colon walls and osmosis, influencing overall health.
Quick home tips on remodeling a dress safely using sharp tools without stretching the fabric. Ways to freshen wrinkled neckties with a cardboard form and cheesecloth iron. Sun bleaching ivory after washing to whiten gradually. Killing soil insects with mustard and water. Making a frog from half a potato to support cut flowers, then keeping them longer in a bowl of water.
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