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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
3
Adele Garrison wanders through inner turmoil as Dicky enlists Edith Fairfax for a rose filled portrait at a florist shop. The scene unfolds with subtle jealousy, poised tension, and a plan that hints at future posing and artistic aspiration. Edith’s blush and the florist’s wary pride frame a moment of social maneuvering amid intimate domestic dynamics.
The piece explains why twenty-toed elephants are highly prized in India, seen as luck and longevity for owners. Rajahs race to bid, mortgaging revenues at times, while standard prices reflect governments’ budgets as princes vow to secure such a rare pachyderm.
Lucrezla Bors advises daily rest to counter fatigue and preserve youth. The piece details a calm rest routine, breathing and muscle-relaxation exercises, plus simple leg stretches to boost energy and improve facial appearance after a hard day at work or home.
A nostalgic guide details early spring greens and wild edibles. Dandelions to wild mustard leaves, cowslips to milkweed tips, beet greens to rhubard sauces, all boiled quickly, washed thoroughly, and paired with creams, cress, or butter for fresh spring dishes.
An early article explains hiccups arise from overeating fast eating and air swallowing, with cases linked to typhoid and hysteria. It suggests remedies from sipping cold water to breathing tricks and abdominal pressure, plus emetics or anti spasmics if needed. It also covers infant cases and warns hiccough is a symptom, not a disease, urging analysis of eating habits and medical care if persistent.
A young stenographer asks if she is good looking and how to show love to a man she adores. Annie Laurie warns against public displays and excessive kissing, saying such lax behavior may ruin marriage chances and urges common sense. The column responds with cautions about appearance, romance, and timing of marriage.
A reader asks how to choose between two suitors. One offer comes from a year older heartthrob pressing for marriage, while a younger man, met recently, appears ideal though only seen twice. The columnist urges choosing the one clearly beloved, declaring no obligation to the older suitor.
A reader named Anxious Bert asks Annie Laurie whether they should marry now or wait. He says he earns enough to support a home but Annie Laurie thinks they are too young. The reply invites letters from young women on feminine topics for the column.
Today's Fashion wins or is inspired by Vera Winston with a homespun fabric suited for outdoor sports. The model features a gray blue skirt with knife-pleating, ample room for a carefree stride, and a coat with a deep inverted back pleat. Pockets expand for fishing tackle and storm cuffs protect against wind.
Betty and her elf Go comeback voyage to the land of windmills in Holland. They see windmills drying damp land and powering mills for crushing grain and sawing logs. They observe dutch life with wooden shoes, clean streets, milkmaids, storks, and ditches between tiny houses. The outing ends with a promise to return.
Bars which wiggle are said to indicate versatility of character. There are 300 British war cemeteries in France and Belgium alone. France bought from England all the railway lines she laid down in that country. Premature baldness is blamed by Paris doctors for some trouble with the teeth.
Genevieve Kemble presents a daily astral forecast noting neutral Solar positions and Venus Moon aspects. Quiet home life possible, business stability for those born today, with more activity in social and domestic spheres. A restless, clever child may roam but adapt quickly and progress.
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