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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1937
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman urges thorough physicals and gradual training before youth sports. Training strengthens skin muscles joints and organs, improves coordination and digestion, and boosts energy and mood. Parents should attend games to support their children who are young only once.
The piece notes Mussolini plans a major film about Christopher Columbus with American actor Jack La Rue cast as Columbus. La Rue, a Brooklyn native with a screen and stage background, is described as five foot eleven and 155 pounds, often playing villainous roles, and living quietly with his six sisters in Brooklyn.
A speaker recalls the joy of his aging father watching him play right end on the varsity. The father, over sixty and interfere with his view of the game, paraded and cheered from the sideline, defining the moment as the greatest thrill of the speaker's college days.
A breezy Q and A style piece offers guidance on wedding dress for a justice of peace ceremony with the bride in traveling clothes and the groom in a business suit, plus social gift ideas for a paper wedding and car etiquette favoring the gentleman guiding the lady to alight from a streetcar.
A pleasing trifile for your dressing table or a friend who has everything, these smart new swans from England feature extraordinarily long necks for a modern look and are suitable for individual powder puffs or trinkets.
A vintage instruction piece extols milky bath granules foam cleansing and relaxing effects, then details tonics, lotions, and foot care. It includes a reader question about whitening hands and neck with lemon juice or peroxide, advising cautious use to minimize drying and finish with cream and tonic.
In a lively dinner table moment Myrtle announces she has found her match, prompting playful jests. The piece then shifts to discuss lifelong learning and the need for shared ideals in marriage, stressing that intellectual parity and education support lasting relationships. It ends with a reader question about a divorced man and a college-bound woman pairing and their chances at a lasting marriage.
A midcentury party guide outlines a Halloween bash with games, fortune telling, and costume ideas for all ages. It offers recipes for popcorn ghosts and witches, marshmallow heads, butter cookies, and a minty cider punch, with steps for shaping treats, decorating, and serving.
New York reports fashion for football season featuring scarlet and Lido gold. Bold contrasts dominate outfits from knit costumes to tailored crepes with three piece suits and top coats. Leather garments and all leather suits rise in popularity driven by English sportswear influence.
New York shows preference for all black broadcloth winter suits with Persian trim and short peplum jackets. Youthful silhouettes emphasize back fullness and peplums while many showrooms display a dinner suit with a swallow tail for evening wear.
A list of themed dishes includes Spiced Cider Frappe, Chicken and Mushrooms a la King on Toast, Spook Salad, Ice Cream Witches on Brownies, Coffee Hot Consomme, Relishes, Salted Wafers, Welsh Rarebit on Toast, Molded Fruit Salad, Sandwiches, Devil's Food Cake and Witchs Brew. The menu showcases playful Halloween style fare and classic comfort items suitable for a festive gathering.
The author argues that women should avoid marrying men they deem inferior. A man who accepts second place will seethe at a wife’s perceived superiority. The piece contends that compatibility means like marrying like, noting opposites attract mainly in physical traits, not mind. It warns couples who do not share language risk misunderstanding and failure.
A reader argues that lasting happiness requires more than in love. She critiques a friend’s superior attitude, questions career prospects, and warns that perceived inferiority can strain a marriage. She suggests preserving the friendship rather than marriage and predicts resentment or a search for validation elsewhere.
The redingote dominates new season wardrobes across day and evening wear and remains a favorite for Negligees. Paris dressmakers showcased this versatile piece with bold fashion color and texture contrasts, signaling wide appeal and innovative styling.
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