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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1931
Page
5
Dr Myers urges telling adopted children the truth early and honestly. He advises mothers to answer questions simply before age four and to confess when older children discover false explanations. He warns against myth making and stresses maintaining trust, while noting adoption challenges for unwed mothers and urging good selection of adoptees. The piece cites a Vermont census as context.
A Pittsfield Community Church group will stage Headstrong Joan at East Oberlin Community with proceeds shared among participants. An Oberlin Road operetta by Russia Township students follows April 10 under Mrs Harr supervision.
Sarah Thompson spent 66 years piecing a personal quilt begun after the Civil War. She continued for decades in seclusion, rarely leaving her hillside home, with only a few callers. Her finished quilt rests in a large box once a happiness chest.
A coloring guide describes a landscape scene featuring two birds as the focal point. The composition specifies sky hues, distant hills, trees, fields, and florals with detailed color guidance. The male bird is nearly black with a lemon-yellow head patch and gray shoulder, while the female is yellow brown with brown streaks and red feet.
The Bobolink article from Carrie Jacobs describes the bird’s long migration from Florida to the northeastern United States, then to South America. It notes the bird’s journeys of up to six to seven thousand miles, the different habitats it uses, and the mystery of why it migrates, with details on seasonal plumage changes and bands used by researchers.
The bobolink is described in a whimsical summer portrait. The male wears a back-to-front black coat with yellow and white, a laughing, music-like song, and playful antics that delight observers. Mrs. Bobolink remains plain, while the male performs for mates and fledglings.
Crowded paragraph describes bobolinks feeding on grubs caterpillars beetles crickets and seeds. It notes their sober color change before fledging and return to song in summer, mentions Audubon observations and a 1927 Daily News poetry feature. Also advertises a bird coloring contest for children with prizes and weekly bird descriptions.
A Roman man and woman from about 1590 years ago had vanity box paints analyzed by a German chemist. The study found their compositions exactly match those of modern cosmetics, suggesting enduring beauty formulas across centuries.
An old advertisement describes piles as caused by poor circulation of the blood and warns relief comes from tar Leonhardt’s prescription Hem-roid or Hem-roid tablets. It claims quick congestion removal and healing of long standing hemorrhoids with tonics and salves.
A performer describes a card illusion using two envelopes joined back to back and two identical pinochle cards. One card is sealed inside an envelope with a hidden identification mark while the other rests atop the pack. A spectator burns the top card, ashes go into the open envelope, then the sealed card is revealed intact from the marked envelope.
In Rome the Prince Massimo palace opened to the public and many masses were held in the chapel to mark the miraculous brief return to life of Prince Paolo Massimo by St. Philip Neri in 1583. Neri, his tutor, spoke with the revived youth before he died again. Guards and servants kept the doors open for visitors at the Massimo residence, a lineage tracing to ancient Rome and saints.
Berlin receives a silver framed reproduction of the Hindenburg portrait from Walther as thanks for Ernesto Quesada of Buenos Aires gifting a 0,000 volume Ibero American Library to Germany. The Quesada library is installed at the Ibero American Institute. Dr Otto Boelitz traveled to Spitz to present the portrait and sought a site for a San Martin memorial in Berlin per the Argentine minister's proposal.
Florence Arizona. Edgar H. Warner a state penitentiary trustee stayed at a farm to finish a job. A guard called to Wagner returning home that he was muted as having made a break. Wagner replied he would do no more overtime work.
A historic note describes a monkey wearing a red coat and jockey cap, mirroring the Ka Man male attire from Piedmont. Peasants there reportedly dressed in red coats with rough cuts, short tails, and matching knickerbockers and caps.
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