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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
Sun tan guidance from Gladys Glad in Nassau notes that suntanning remains fashionable for some, but not necessary for all. It details a vinegar and coconut oil skin preparation, gradual sun exposure, and cautions against burns, plus a promotion for beauty booklets and a daily column for personal beauty questions with mailed responses.
Reading from a fragmented old almanac, this piece lists folk sayings about painting before a moon, drawing warrants by knot puzzles, sleeping on doubtful work to learn duty, and signs of money when sparks fly from a chimney and the feather of a high robin signals profit. The tone is periodical and cautionary with quirky prognostications.
A domestic tip notes that unused linoleum scraps serve well as makeshift covers for a drain. The suggestion frames household resourcefulness with simple, practical steps for upkeep around the home.
The League of Women Voters delegates led by Miss Marguerite Wells plan to push planks at both parties. Key issues include economy with child welfare, unemployment relief via federal state and local labor exchanges, and international cooperation for arms reduction and world peace under U S leadership.
Art features a low rambling Spanish style home with red tile roof and white stucco walls. The design highlights include wrought iron balconies, an open terrace, fountain, and tiled interiors. Architects Ayres present plans to the public but state they are not for sale and inquiries go through the newspaper.
Dr Garry C Myers argues the flag embodies nation ideals and sacrifices. He urges respectful display on holidays and parades, proper handling to teach children patriotism, and notes military history and fear of war. Editors offer two pamphlets for 10 cents each via Cleveland address.
A compact verse impression by Ralph Waldo Emerson echoes nature as a tutor and muse. The speaker walks alone in grove and brook, drawing wisdom from flowers birds and fields, turning harvest into song.
A reader asks Virginia Lee if a suitor’s plan to marry with a divorce option shows true love. The advice urges postponing marriage unless both are sure of lifelong commitment, warning of risks to jobs and potential children.
Physician Logan Clendening explains that twins offer unique insight into heredity by nearly eliminating genetic differences. He notes that identical hereditary factors allow clearer comparisons of disease, immunity, and behavior, with studies by Newman Hirsch and Page highlighted and further articles promised.
In this column Sally argues that the referee determines the outcome of a boxing match, as the official holds decisive authority over rules, counts, and rulings that shape victory or defeat. The piece highlights the referee as the central figure in the bout.
This U S Department of Agriculture home economics menu suggests a five person plan for one day including hot cereal griddle bacon eggs coffee and juices for adults and babies with a dinner of rice pilau and toasted rolls plus a blackberry pie. Recipes detail frying salt pork browning rice simmering with onions and tomato juice, then baking. Nice Patties use boiled rice pressed and browned to serve with creamed meats or vegetables.
A fragment outlines rice boiling technique with emphasis on texture. It notes that grains should be tender yet separate and white, achieved by boiling in ample salted water. The text highlights gentle boiling and specific water proportions as method.
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