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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
2
Dr Garry C Myers argues early exposure to controlled physical pain can teach toddlers to avoid hazards at home. He promotes spankings for actions toward matches, hot liquids, and streets to prevent life threatening injuries. He cites home accident statistics and offers pamphlets for readers.
Home and Field Magazine describes modern nursery furniture chosen for practicality and space efficiency. The article notes sturdy construction, light-weight design, and adaptable pieces like a combined desk and chest, with dog themed decor and lamps from repurposed vases.
A poem recalls a sailor son returning home to a mother who cannot recognize him yet. A nurse named Rose in her ninety years spots his presence by appetite. The verse, by Frederick W. Sawyer, contrasts memory, identity, and enduring affection.
Virginia Lee addresses multiple reader queries. A young wife learns her husband maintains a platonic correspondence with another woman and is urged to accept friendship rather than jealousy. A worried sister describes a fragile-minded man and is advised to seek multiple medical opinions before marriage. A 22 year old asks if a 42 year old man is suitable and how to prompt a marriage date.
Gladys Glad discusses Mira at a dinner party, noting charm arises from immaculacy and absolute cleanliness. She observes Mira’s fresh powder, neat gown, and fresh vanities, arguing women overlook daily upkeep and its impact on perceived beauty.
The column lists a dated outline of daily meals and simple kitchen ideas. It details a tuna fish salad with celery served on lettuce, a peanut butter toast cream, and a fudge squares recipe with chocolate butter eggs sugar bread flour baking powder nut meats and vanilla.
A wedding shower tradition features personalized gifts for the bride to be. Among keepsakes is a preferred recipe tucked into her cooking file, offering culinary guidance and a sentimental touch as she starts married life.
A vintage kitchen note presents Mrs Mary Morton’s daily tested recipe for a firm custard style Dutch cheese cake. It uses flour sugar milk cottage cheese eggs and flavorings blended with lemon juice mace or nutmeg. Bake in a shallow greased dish for 25 minutes in a moderate oven and serve cold.
Advice on treating spills from mohair furniture with lukewarm water and gentle nap rubbing, plus shellac coating to protect book covers. notes a new government pamphlet Circular 143-C Some Common Mushrooms and How to Know Them for mushroom collectors, available free from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington.
Instructions describe sewing eyes and hooks along curtain bottoms and portieres to keep them up when windows are opened or floors are cleaned. The guidance emphasizes securing fabrics to prevent gusts and damage, suggesting practical home maintenance steps.
A reader learns electrolysis causes little pain for removing excess hair, with cost varying by growth size. Skin may dry slightly from peroxide and ammonia solution, countered by cold cream. Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but offers pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture for a small fee via a stamped SASE.
Dr. Logan Clendening discusses vegetarianism amid summer heats. He notes taste shifts, animal versus plant proteins, and the practicalities of a vegetable diet, citing experiments with vegetarian rats and urging readers to consider available pamphlets for digestion and nutrition guidance.
Diary entry recounts Sue and the author receiving salaries at a Broadway theater. They celebrate with new mesh hose, ride a Fifth Avenue bus, and relish the cash after hardship. They recall Hat producer and nitty details of rehearsals, pride in being paid, and plans for early morning travel to mother tomorrow.
The fragment reflects a meditation on guilt tied to hesitation, suggesting moral reckoning even when action is not taken. It invokes a philosophical line about judgment under pressure and the burden of conscience.
Miss MecRobb promotion secretary of the YWCA retirement fund travels through Oklahoma Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Kansas urging professional women to save for old age. She notes depressed economy and bank failures heighten awareness that women must plan their own futures and cites low monthly savings at age 69. Her background includes Waterbury Conn and Paine College.
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