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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1934
Page
19
A reader writes of love curtailed by a controlling mother after she discovers letters from a devoted fiancé. The columnist urges dialogue, considers parental influence, and suggests possibilities from a round table talk to legal steps.
Fashion notes highlight polka dotted gowns and striped accents as summer staples. Frances Drabs models three outfits featuring dotted fabrics, bold cap sleeves, organdie details, and a white satin sash. The center dress uses larger polka dots, narrow wale crepe, and a demure touch with patriotic color hints. A white satin sash complements a polka dot pajama style set on the right, with a white jacket trimmed in white piping and pearl buttons.
Gladys Glad explains how hair dye regulation now requires a pre dye skin test 24 hours before application to protect clients from irritations. The piece notes common dyes contain metals like iron aluminum copper and silver and warns against indiscriminate use.
A fragmented page presents William Blake verse lines about Sunflower and mortality, followed by garbled portraits of measurements, beauty tips, and editor’s notes. It includes a question and answer column on beauty with named readers and advice on hair, cosmetics, and self care, with an offer to send essays and pamphlets for a fee.
Garry C Myers outlines a parent education approach to fostering self care in children. The plan emphasizes teaching the child to manage meals, dressing, school prep, and independent arrival at school with automatic cues, while gradually introducing chores as routine tasks with non punitive penalties. It also details limiting parental requests to true favors and ensuring the child has guaranteed personal time daily, with clear contingencies for emergencies.
Partial article fragment notes items like cake molds baking powder and white namt. Readable details point to a local feature on household remnants and memories. No clear events, dates, or names beyond Hannah Cogey mentioned.
Simple, affordable porch decorations built from a 10 cent mold and paint. White ring mold with gold wreath decor, navy blue or red cake pans as flower trays, baking powder tins turned into white glasses with red or blue cross arrows and stars, red or blue star molds, and a scalloped mold painted white. Lightweight, wind resistant, attractive for porch or summer living room use.
Miss Kerma Keller a University of Idaho student and ranch girl was chosen as queen for the Fort Hall Centennial to be held in Pocatello on August 5 to 8. Her brown hair and dark eyes describe her, and she is known as an expert horsewoman and rifle marksman. She will begin duties with plans for trips over eastern Idaho to promote goodwill.
Do not starch rag rags after washing or run them through the wringer. Hang on the line after rinsing and let them air until dry. Proper airing helps them last longer and prevents damage from stress.
Mrs Mary Morton provides simple picnic meal ideas including hashed brown potatoes salad and berries. A meat loaf recipe uses beef pork veal tomatoes bread crumbs eggs and optional onion, baked in a buttered casserole, shaped around hard boiled eggs, then transported wrapped in newspaper for early morning serving.
Dr Logan Clendening outlines how poison ivy and poison oak affect about one in six people and compares susceptibility to hay fever. He emphasizes identifying plants, avoiding contact, washing with solvents to remove resin, and wearing gloves in the woods. Treatments for eruptions are often ineffective, with calomine or zinc oxide lotions providing relief but prevention remaining paramount.
Dean Halliday urges using aged soot as a garden fertilizer and insecticide. Store dry, avoid fresh soot, and apply in dewy conditions to protect seeds and seedlings while deterring slugs snails beetles and pests. avoid applying near trees or in hot dry weather.
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