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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1930
Page
3
Suggestions for supper discuss planning a dainty evening meal with salads, fish or meat courses, and desserts. It covers late and Sunday suppers, salad variants, seafood options like oysters, and chafing dish preparations. Tips include one cooked vegetable, light final courses, and simple, adaptable menus.
Washington Feb 14 the house by 241 to 6 adopted the Elkins bill to ban rebates to shippers after a brief debate. Democrats protested against the rule restricting amendments and sought to add provisions of the Littlefield bill. Senate coverage noted the Salvation Army invocation drawing a large crowd.
An excerpt recounts Honora, accused of laziness rather than stupidity, with teacher M Aliisen urging improvement. Mrs. Casey defends Honora, citing water on the brain since childhood, claiming it never dried, as she pleads for leniency and understanding.
A fragmentary collage of quotes and vignettes depicts a countryside waltz of names and places. The text alternates between playful dialogue about a girl named Hunora and humor about teachers, clerks, and parents, punctuated by snippets from newspapers and magazines.
A New York Times summary notes a household pattern with a "little mother" child acting as proxy while a dominant "big mother" nurses others' babies daily. The piece uses social satire to reflect on family dynamics and maternal roles in the community.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote shows a couple debating grocery needs as one asks the fish dealer to ensure a large supply of raw oysters. The light exchange highlights domestic concern over meal ingredients and provisioning.
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