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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1924
Page
5
Daily News Letter observes New York fashion and behavior as women wear woolen stockings under silk skirts and thick coats while men shed formality. The scene along Fifth Avenue shows bundled pedestrians, mufflers draped, and a winter mood driving comfort over style as crowds seek warmth in thirst parlors.
Mrs. d- of Milwaukee reports an itching rash on the chin cleared in less than a week by Resinol Soap and improved further by Resinol Ointment. After three nights the redness vanished and the complexion gained a healthy glow. The ad notes Resinol Soap and Ointment are sold nationwide.
Mrs. Rheta Childe Dorr, a longtime world war correspondent from Lincoln, Nebraska, advocates for the levelling of all sex distinctions. The text includes a mix of quotes on beauty and a medicinal SS S claim about clear skin and pure blood from herbs and bark, urging readers to try the product for both appearance and health.
A nurse insists on keeping a patient calm while the narrator’s mother-in-law demands the presence of her grandchild, threatening to leave the room if Richard Second is not brought. Tension rises as the nurse asserts professional control and the patient resists infantilizing care.
Suffrage seems to affect behavior as women queue inside warmly dressed and drink hot malted milk and hot chocolate while men, who rushed in from the cold, order ice cream sodas.
Italo Balbo, newly chosen marshal of the Fascist militia in Italy, rises to power second only to Premier Mussolini. The French premier has given up much of her life to philanthropic work and advancing the cause of women.
Col Hiram Bingham, former Townsend professor of Latin American history at Yale, will serve as Connecticut governor for a single day before joining the U S Senate. Born in Hawaii in 1875, he graduated from Yale in 1898 and taught at the university. He led Peruvian explorations and directed Peruvian operations in 1911 through 1915. He commanded a major Allied aviation camp in World War I and later served as lieutenant governor of Connecticut starting 1920. Two Florida towns name mayors in Live Oak and Melbourne Beach.
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