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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1929
Page
2
Madame Rubinstein urges young girls to cultivate beauty from within through health, confidence, and disciplined self care. She argues beauty begins in the mind, stresses consistent effort, and highlights that modern standards favor individuality, health, and poised presentation over rigid features.
A 127 foot schooner Patterson sails into Arctic waters on a six month trading voyage carrying cargo for Eskimos. On board besides the crew are four wives Mrs Petersen Mrs Holbrook Mrs Winslow and Mrs Bartlett who will help with cooking sewing and fox skin judging. The voyage aims to bring back thousands of fur pelts and two 40 foot Eskimo motorboats bought with furs. Mrs Holbrook persuaded the decision to include the women saying she would not stay home while her husband sails again.
An old advertisement touts Skinny with new YEAST and IRON to add pounds in weeks. It claims guaranteed results or money back and cites letters reporting gains of 7 to 11 pounds in short courses. It emphasizes improved vitality and blood, with pleasant tasting tablets and non upset stomach.
Southwest celebrates the opening of a high vehicular bridge near Lee s Ferry 135 miles north of Flagstaff. The dedication unites Arizona Utah New Mexico and Nevada governors to inaugurate a new tourist route crossing the Colorado River and linking distant scenic regions for transcontinental motorists.
Paris reports that ten years after the armistice the road to normal farming remains deadly. About 2545 people have been injured or killed by shells left on battlefields and 320 deaths plus 600 injuries from cleanup. Farmers, children, and tourists suffer as unexploded mines and booby traps ignite with disturbing ease.
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