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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
6
The narrator recalls plans to repair a ruined house before surrender to new owners. Tension centers on authority, damage costs, and Katies sly prophecies about Mr. Graham and the repairs. The scene follows preparations, cleaning, and urgency as the group awaits responses and meals.
Shortage of housing worldwide drives clever evasion of dwelling taxes. In England caravans and railway carriages are used as homes to dodge rates, with travellers concealing wheels to appear as separate dwellings. Parliament debates strike at this loophole as encampments become makeshift communities with music and dancing.
Lucrezla Bori, famed Spanish prima donna, offers practical hair care cautions. She warns against brushing damage at night, tight hats, and rough combing while stressing gentle brushing to distribute oils, regular cleansing to remove buildup, and careful styling to avoid breakage.
An old homemaking guide outlines proper kitchen and nursing care for invalids. It covers serving temperature, cleanliness, heat management, and etiquette for food preparation, including toast water and nourishing broths. The text emphasizes hygiene, prompt clearing, and careful preparation to aid recovery.
A health column briefing on piles describes external and internal types, causes, and basic relief methods. It advises regular soft stools, gentle washing, glycerine suppositories, and mineral oil to ease symptoms, plus simple diet tips and chicken broth soups. It invites readers to send medical questions to Dr. Copeland for guidance.
A whimsical scene features Miss Sea Anemone living with a hermit crab and village sea creatures. They debate borrowing shells, cleanliness, and who truly helps the ocean bed, ending with Mrs. Sea Worm noting the hermit’s habit of borrowing vacant shells while Miss Sea Anemone’s absence of a back makes her disagreeable.
A reader asks how to handle being torn between two boys and a party invitation. Annie Laurie counsels choosing a partner who drinks moderately or not at all, warns against untrustworthy behavior, and encourages attending the party if invited to meet with the preferred suitor. The column urges self respect, clear boundaries, and thoughtful decisions in young romance.
An American scientist reports a substitute for radium named monotaerium aimed at luminous dials gun sights and other devices. Reports claim women in Egypt seek freedom from seclusion while debates on reforms and fuel solutions arise in various regions.
The text reflects on prefixed words and moral reflections about endurance prayer and virtue. It contrasts weakness and strength, noting that even a moment of prayer can improve a person. It argues that usefulness and intellect without duty are incomplete and urges growth in service to God and man.
Ink crepe de chine chaser for a development of an attractive princess petticoat featuring tin apron style scalloped front and back panels. Pale blue satin folds outline edges with mauve accents, deep tucks in mauve satin, a gold combination. Bodice lines mauve satin with white net motifs. Narrow blue ribbon and mauve crown each shoulder to complete the color scheme.
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