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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
17
Dr. Garry C. Myers urges forming parent study groups to explore child development and family relations. He notes welfare and religious organizations promote these groups, often within churches and Sunday schools, and invites readers to start or join a local study circle with personal advice available through the paper.
Ogden Utah report shows Weber College coeds naming jurists to judge the opposite sex. The three mock judges, Margaret Robinson Mariana Thomas and Ruth Ketchie, offer parodies on male folly and female strategies, suggesting incompatibilities and social traps in marriages.
A reader asks Virginia Lee to advise a married man with three children who is entangled with a younger sweetheart. The columnist condemns the double life, urges breaking off the affair, and stresses the harm to wife, children, and the younger woman, urging loyalty to family.
A simple sweet sauce made by boiling one cup maple syrup until a thread forms then cooled for drizzling over ice cream. The recipe suggests avoiding chopped nuts and yields a smooth maple topping.
Poem signs the end of winter as March arrives in vivid, old fashioned imagery. The speaker celebrates the release of spring from Winter’s grasp, with Maying winds awakening Summer and driving the tyrant season to retreat, as March signals renewal.
Gardening note on sowing hardy annuals and transplanting practices. It advises sowing seeds in pots for varieties that dislike root disturbance and lists sweet peas and nasturtiums among those preferring permanent beds. It also mentions using potted starts for border plantings and notes some annuals that tolerate direct planting.
Gladys Glad extols mirrors as essential beauty tools from antiquity to modern times. She praises triple and full length mirrors for balanced makeup and proper fit of outfits, urges self-view from all angles, and hints at a beauty advice column with paid pamphlets.
Scattered clamorous notes on fruits and salads describe a luncheon menu suitable for youngsters. The text details several fruit combinations with mayonnaise dressing, orange cups, and lettuce plates, alongside a cheese toast recipe and a variety of fruit and dessert ideas.
A playful note describes serving fruit salad in large orange cups with twelve marshmallows quartered lettuce pineapple coffee banana pears peaches and cherries for a colorful spread.
Banana crumb dainty recipe outlines mashed bananas mixed with lemon juice and chocolate chips, thickened with batter and sugar. The instructions describe combining ingredients, preparing crumbs, and baking to yield about one serving, with hints of serving size and texture.
A column by Dr Logan Clendening extols home care for invalids noting meals should be on time and breakfast can be when the patient wakes. Ice cream aids recovery, while hospital meals often disrupt comfort, with a recipe for a wine jelly and note of six pamphlets available from the author.
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