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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
2
A reader asks how to handle a long relationship with a drinking boyfriend and parental objections, urging abstinence and family talks. Another letter argues girls should not smoke, noting social disapproval and suggesting polite, calm persuasion over nagging.
Postion writer Lucy Claire notes summer whiteness gives way to richer fall color in coats and dresses. She highlights pink heatweight coats with printed frocks, lace frocks over scarlet silk, beige lace with scarlet silk, and the rising Medici collar influence on negligees and coats for the season.
Dr Garry C Myers argues that most learning occurs in the earliest years as infants acquire speech and motor skills. He notes humans mature late and retain strong learning ability, urging early guidance for lasting habits. Pamphlets by Myers on Punishments and Rewards and Fear are offered for ten cents.
Mrs. Mary Storton shares a simple mint chocolate milk shake. Stir chocolate syrup into milk until blended, pour into glasses, top with whipped cream and crushed peppermint candy for a kid friendly finish.
Dr Logan Clendening extols swimming as the best all round exercise, noting its heat absorption, skin benefits, and muscle engagement. He explains energy from sugar fuels contractions, cites orange juice and honey as aids, and mentions fatigue tied to oxygen supply. An editor’s note advertises six Clendening pamphlets for 10 cents each with self addressed envelopes.
Poem by George Arnold contrasts youth and age and vows to combine their benefits. He seeks joy in women for youth and in wine for age, blessing the harmony of both to find happiness. The verse playfully blends celebration of youth with mature enjoyment.
A diary entry recalls a date with Gene after a night at Roxy's. They walk Broadway arm in arm, sharing tender exchanges and happy, dreamlike mood. They dine at a restaurant with live music, then dance as Gene hums romantic lines while the speaker cries gently and contemplates tomorrow.
A menu hint lists Veal Birds with potatoes peas lettuce salad with radishes and green onions followed by cherry meringue pie and tea or coffee as the beverages option.
A vintage recipe fragment describes Veal Birds using veal slices stuffed with a sausage bread crumb mix, wrapped in bacon, browned, then simmered in a milk gravy with potatoes around. It also provides a Cherry Meringue Pie with sour cherries, eggs, sugar, flour, and meringue baked until lightly browned.
Miss Mary C Duffy of New York presiding supreme regent will open the 1931 supreme international convention in Atlantic City July 6 to 11. It marks the order 14th biennial meeting with a banquet, pontifical mass, Knights of Columbus escort, and varied programs between business sessions. The organization claims 2,000 courts and 290,000 members across multiple regions. junior circles total 35,000 members ages 12 to 17.
Gladys Glad urges women to avoid colorless cheeks and embrace a soft rosy glow. She favors light powder over rouge to create a natural, youthful finish, recommending methods for paste and dry rouge with careful layering.
Women plan autumn wardrobes during vacation as Eleanor Livingston models a panne velvet pale gold evening dress paired with a black transparent velvet wrap. The simple line yet rich appearance signals early fall fashion trends.
Stylists threaten to reverse the order of gloves with long daytime gloves and short evening options. Leather ensembles for milady include shoes hat belt gloves and bag in browns greens and blues.
Betty and Hazel offer advice on hand care and skin whitening, detailing a dipping routine and a rosewater glycerine lactic acid formula. Suzie notes depilatories remove hair briefly and suggests bleaching as an option. Editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but offers pamphlets and paid columns on beauty and care.
A brief tip advises adding a portion of sifted dry ingredients to the batter before pouring in the milk. This method aims to fold in dry components gradually for a smoother mix and better texture in the final cake.
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