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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
4
Dr. Logan Clendening argues fishing provides full body exercise and sharpens sight nerves and the soul. He praises rowing as top fitness, notes education from nature, and highlights a pamphlet offer with six titles for ten cents each via Central Press Association.
Ready for Saddle LILYAN TASHMAN, talking picture player, favors jodhpurs for horseback riding. She poses in a whipcord riding suit with a brown and white fitted coat, white shirt, striped tie, brown hat, and accessories, presenting a neat and nifty appearance.
Queen Mary of England popularizes a fresh fashion with pendant earrings bearing tiny medallion portraits. The center drop holds miniatures of Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, her granddaughters, and plans are underway for a pendant including portraits of her two grandsons, Prince and another child.
A simple luncheon menu outlines buttered peas lettuce salad raspberry mousse and coffee. It notes easy serving away from supplies using canned mushrooms and milk. Hinting at gathering fresh wild berries from out of the way places for garnish.
Step by step recipe combines creamed bacon and mushrooms on buttered toast with a raspberry sherbet. Ingredients include butter flour chicken broth evaporated milk mushrooms bacon parsley and seasonings. Finish with chilled berry puree and lemon juice folded into whipped evaporated milk for freezing.
An illustrated feature extols rock gardens and offers practical ideas from Dobbs Ferry resident Mrs Levy. It showcases a small space rock garden with a bordered path, tiered walls, and flourishing blue and yellow flowers. The Levy estate illustrates a woodland garden with a brook, dogwood, forsythia, and narcissus, presented as artful design rather than chance nature.
Gloria Swanson says fatigue saps youth. tips urge gentle morning awakenings and slow stretches. Start with toe wiggles, knee lifts, arm stretches, then a neck lift to wake the body. Include breathing and abdominal tightening exercises to boost energy and aid waist flattening.
Emily Ann Melkes promotes a vegetable based brightening shampoo described as enhancing shine and bringing out high-ladats in hair. The product emphasizes natural ingredients and daily use for healthier appearance.
Virginia Lee Edear offers a reader letter about choosing between a three year Alaska posting and marriage to her fiancé Henry. The columnist advises prioritizing marriage if love is strong, suggests postponing travel until after marriage and children, and notes age as a factor beyond twenty-one. A prompt about independence Day writings closes the column.
Poetic lines celebrate a newborn, contrasting past hopes with the moment heaven seems to stoop under the roof. The verse recalls the chaos and bliss of infancy, with crooning laughter and tender dimples marking a new life amid changing years.
Psychologist Garry C. Myers offers marriage planning guidance drawn from his nineteen years of experience. He urges couples to ensure mutual love, family fit, faithfulness, and self discipline, warning that happiness comes from deliberate choices. He emphasizes zero royal roads to lasting felicity, and suggests awaiting responsible conduct, premarital chastity, and shared values before marrying.
A domestic tip recommends using steel wool and mild soap to clean frying pans or saucepans, avoiding knives to prevent damage and preserve cookware quality.
Diary entries reveal a young girl navigating crushes and social misreads on a subway ride to a theater setting. She deflects a boastful taunt from Jerry while wrestling questions about dating and identity. The scene hints at future revelations as the narrator, a “little girl far from home,” seeks guidance from a mentor figure.
Mrs. Burr discovers 75 extremely valuable documents and signatures among 105 old wooden boxes at Philadelphia City Hall. The papers include a 1788 court order affecting Robert Morris and signatures of Washington, Aaron Burr, Wayne, Jay, Franklin, and Henry Clay, verified for authenticity.
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