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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

7

What acromegaly is and how it alters growth

Dr Copeland explains acromegaly often called giantism a condition of ductless gland activity that causes bone and facial overgrowth resulting in large hands feet and skull with possible headaches vision issues and mental changes. Treatments are limited and research continues offering hopeful advances.

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How Madge and Mrs Burgess Came to Terms

A scene of negotiation unfolds as Mrs. Burgess agrees to sell her property for four thousand dollars after Jim Olcott pushes for the bargain. The protagonist hides unease about his husband Dicky and plans to proceed, while a phone call to Dicky hints at mounting complications. Edith Fairfax answers the long distance line.

Madge Mrs. Burgess Olcott Ricer Red Willian Dicky Jim Lfe Mr. Olcott Lilian Dicky-bird Lillian Edith Fairfax

Advice to Girls Advice to Girls

Annie Laurie answers a reader engaged to a man whose mother is distant. She advises courteous gestures like a thoughtful birthday present and stresses kindness, avoiding jealousy. The guidance emphasizes that supporting the mother-in-law helps create a good husband and father.

Annie Laurie Mehitabel Annid Laurie

Famous Wits of History on Du Barry and Franklin

Countess Du Barry records a Franklin visit as he sought support from France. Her vignette shows Franklin's calm charm at Luciennes, noting his praise for the estate and his hope that Louis XVI would back American independence. The piece cites Franklin winning over French opinion and securing recognition.

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Home Growth: Children Garden Helpers and Fun

Advice for involving children in summer gardening. Promotes choosing quick growing crops, using real tools, and teaching garden care. Highlights tomato plants beets carrots parsley radishes peppers cucumbers and charming garden legends to spark interest.

Odd and Interesting Facts From A Bygone Era

A collage of curious notes on industry and culture. Locomotive orders from Belgium worth about 15 million dollars, Paris water wells, Japanese tax prompts and lotteries, California peach stones as fuel, Kineton soapmaking, and archaic trial by ordeal practices in Japan.

Medical Advice Column on Bronchitis and Snoring

Readers seek help for chronic bronchitis and a brother’s severe snoring. The response urges medical evaluation at a tuberculosis clinic or hospital, followed by physician guidance. For the snoring issue, the advice is to consult a doctor and avoid sleeping on the back to reduce snoring.

Gopher Turtle Family Solves Garden Melon Mystery

Dicky and Squeedee investigate melon damage in the garden leading to a reveal by the Gopher Turtle family. Mama Gopher Turtle explains they nibble occasionally to survive, promising to be careful in the future. The duo leaves on the turtle’s back after a friendly exchange and a small snack.

Dicky Garde Diety Bunny Rabbit Bunny Joyland Squeedee Mama Gopher Turtle Squeedea Mama Gopher Turle Daddy Gopher Turtle Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Diary of a Fashion Model Sees Summer Style on Golf Course

A fashion diary describes a summer vacation plan to visit friends at country houses, the seashore, and mountains. Madame Mountjoy hosts a seaside fashion show and plans sportswear inspired by a striped white and blue frock, with notes on fabrics, trims, belts, and hats.

Mrs. Mountjoy Madame

Horoscope for Friday June 3 foresees prosperity

Reading the astral chart, planetary influences favor business, contracts, travel, and advancement. The Venus rising eases domestic life and promotes happiness. those with June birthdays may see increased money and success, while a child born today is expected to be well behaved and popular.

Taig Mercury

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