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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
8
Dear Maude asks to end a 25 year marriage amid constant quarrels and her husband’s infatuation with a maid. The adviser urges reflection on mutual fault, suggests seeking common ground, healthier routines, and rebuilding life with personal interests and social support rather than immediate separation.
Twins James B. Ranck and Dorothea Ranck and triplets Marin L. Bowers Jr Sallie P. Bowers and Grayson F. Bowers attend Hood College nursery as part of the home economics department program in Frederick Maryland. The school supports student laboratory work in child training while children enjoy healthful surroundings and supervision by experienced staff.
Dr Logan Clendening recounts the breakthrough in pernicious anemia treatment at Massachusetts General Hospital as a turning point in medicine. He notes the cure revived interest in blood diseases, discusses possible mechanisms, and mentions a public Q&A on related topics and Namphiets for readers.
A dated kitchen guide offers recipes and tips including orange juice cornbread and ginger refrigerator cookies. It provides measurements for cornmeal griddle cakes and a ginger loaf style mix, plus storage tips, baking times, and minor notes on canning and prep.
A fragmented verse piece reflects on imagination and friendship’s influence. It evokes travel through luminous landscapes, clouds, rivers of gold, and tides as a muse off a Chian strand. Samuel Laplor Culerige.
Felt hats with flower trim prevail this season and capes and capelets play a role in day and evening wear. Plain or pleated styles appear as fashionable elements while new color combinations like gray and black red checks or orange and black and wine red with pink catch the eye.
A recipe item describes a corn bake including canned corn butter milk bread crumbs cheese salt paprika. Combine with seasonings then bake in a moderate oven until firm.
A wife asks how to improve her husband s grooming without hurting his feelings. The columnist suggests frank talk followed by affectionate reinforcement after he cleans up, then gradual prompts to shave daily brush teeth and maintain neatness, celebrating small gains to motivate lasting change.
Readers may obtain two pamphlets by Dr Myers titled Punishments and Rewards and Fear. Each costs ten cents plus a self addressed stamped envelope. Send to Dr Garry C Myers c/o this newspaper.
A popularity vote of seedsmen picks four gold medal annuals for 1934 and awards six merit prizes and five special mentions. Calendula Chrysantha earns the first gold, Pink Gem the second, Fosa mond a tall rose stock earns the third, and Fairy Bouquet characterizes a new Linaria strain.
The article notes a white crepe two piece nightgown favored by blondes like Claire Dodd. It features a covered shoulder design echoing evening gowns and a soft tie belt with a rolled twisted collar as a chic daytime fashion steal.
Central Press profile of Judge Theresa Meikle, San Francisco Municipal Court, detailing her path from Globe Arizona to California law, career as assistant district attorney and narcotics attorney, appointment by Governor C C Youngs, reelection, and views on judicial conduct. It notes her personality, fishing hobby, singing talent, humor, and ambition to bring happiness.
Advice from GLADYS GLAD on maintaining bleached hair from ancient beauty columns. Bleached strands are dry and brittle, require special shampoos and conditioning. Egg shampoo is recommended with warm water rinse and a final cider vinegar rinse to restore strength and gloss.
Readers submit beauty questions on depilatories hair bleach foot care and moles with unsafe or mixed advice. The editors note Miss Glad cannot answer directly but offers pamphlets and a paid personal column option for further guidance.
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