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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
6
A reader asks if joint property should replace separate earnings to keep peace in a marriage. The adviser notes the wife can keep her home with no legal requirement to sell, while alimony may apply if the husband is at fault and the wife would inherit if he dies first. Separate property and premarital agreements are discussed.
A brief folk astrology note warns of bad luck on the shortest night and on Tuesday and promises luck if events occur on the first of the month. It suggests fearing poverty, predicting corn prices rise if the year’s shortest night is mild, and links Midsummer Eve to warding off witches with mud on doors and gates.
Paris fashion writer Lucy Claire notes a shift from tight hiplines to easy hiplines and waist-slimming fullness beginning at the hips. The table bell silhouette and one sided peplums define the look, forecast to pair dull crepes with shiny leather and coats that resemble dresses for fall.
Dr. Logan Clendenin explains that most indigestion is reflex, not organic, linking it to nervous, blood, and heart diseases. He cites biliousness as often a migraine form, and describes reflex gallbladder symptoms with abdominal constriction and gas, noting some cases may be relieved by surgery. He also answers reader questions on excessive underarm sweating and nervous skin disease.
A compact recipe from Mrs. Mery Morton outlines a pecan pie with corn syrup brown sugar and four eggs. Mix sugar with syrup add beaten eggs fold in one quarter pound pecans then bake in a pie shell twenty minutes at moderate heat.
Garry C. Myers urges recent graduates to view job hunting as the major current challenge. He emphasizes maintaining self-respect, pursuing ideals, and accepting roles aligned with future goals, even with low pay. The piece urges perseverance, intellectual upkeep, and continued education as practical response to unemployment.
A fragmentary verse exchange ponders a traveler’s weary journey and whether a resting place awaits at night. The speaker asks if comfort, beds, and shelter exist for all wayfarers, with reassurance that there will be beds for all who come.
By Lilian Campbell the article discusses potential future first lady Mrs Rose Lawton Douglas Lewis wife of Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois. It highlights her diplomatic experience society status and wartime hospital work earning honors. It notes her European travels and residence in Chicago and comments on women’s spending and influence in the economy.
A dessert recipe for rice and berries topped with whipped cream is shared under Mrs. W. EB. Milner of Oakland Nebraska. Separately Mrs Milner notes a wise spending study program led by Mrs Minier as chair of the federation economic adjustment committee detailing merchandise delivery, credits, advertising and selection. The federation cites five billion dollars yearly in credit and protests federal economy cuts affecting the children’s bureau and vocational education. Mrs Clarence Fraim of Wilmington Delaware protests farm and home demonstration budget cuts of permanent value.
A five person family meal plan outlines breakfast with hot cereal toast and coffee, dinner of string beans with ham or bacon creamed carrots and rye bread, and supper of onion soup corn bread and strawberry muffins. Also included are rice onion soup with salt pork, a vegetable bake with white sauce and cheese, and olive oil cake muffins.
Minna Gombel wears a blue and white angel skin lace dinner gown by MME LISBETH A LACE DRESS. The dress features clean lines, long sleeves, peplum, a high waist, and a distinctive belt closure created by a large rhinestone hook and eye.
For warm weather entertaining use porch or yard meals with card tables or trays for serving. A hot casserole keeps foods hot and a double boiler preserves vegetables. Leftover rice can substitute bread crumbs in meat loaf or scalloped dishes and can be made into a stuffing for tomatoes or for meats and fish.
Gladys Glad promotes a full body grace exercise to improve natural poise for women. The routine uses standing balance on tiptoe with leg raised behind, arching the back and head back, performed barefoot with loose clothing to develop flexible muscles and easy movements.
Readers ask about olive oil for cleansing and facial hair growth, with advice to seek expert skin peels. A note explains body growth tied to thyroid and pituitary glands, suggesting full development by 21 and reassurance about height. Editor mentions paid mail-in pamphlets on beauty and care with stamped envelopes.
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