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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
17
Reader RS asks about market reducing baths and whether they are safe. Dr Peters declares true weight loss comes only from diet. The letter cites widespread ads and financial hype, urging caution before trying advertised slimming treatments.
A columnist argues against fad baths and topical formulas for weight loss, noting hot baths merely speed circulation while true reduction comes from diet. The piece cites the Journal of the American Medical Association and warns readers about dubious doctors and foreign institutions selling weight loss schemes. It also discusses hives linked to food sensitivities and promotes a pamphlet on reducing and gaining weight via diet.
A company dinner plan offers a four serving menu with items like Spanish ham loaf and tomato bake. It lists a recipe using 1 lb uncooked ham 2 lb lean pork cup milk pepper onion parsley tomatoes and baking instructions at 350 degrees, reflecting mid century home kitchen guidance.
Instructions mix kitchen tips with vacuum cleaner care. Provides dessert and mousse recipe with approximate measurements and a three step guide to maintaining a vacuum, including emptying dirt bin weekly, occasional motor drink, and careful rewinding of the cord to avoid damage.
Central Press Fasawa writer Lucy Claire notes two contrasting skirt styles in a single model: knee length at the front with a floor-trailing back and a second long evening version in brown tulle with a bolero bodice. Day wear stays two to three inches below the knee, while tunics influence overall silhouette as fashion trends swing between longer and shorter skirts for fall.
Madame Rusindlein urges women to cultivate individuality in beauty. She cites Harri Fisher on factors, stressing that overall harmony, proper cosmetics use, and distinct personal styling trump mere flawless features. She warns against copying others and advises tailored hair and makeup choices that fit one’s skin tone and face shape.
A simple custard recipe using one cup maple syrup one cup milk and three eggs. Beat eggs then mix with maple syrup and milk plus a pinch of salt. Pour into greased cups place in a water bath and bake until a knife comes out clean. Serves three.
Virginia Lee’s old column addresses readers seeking mate selection guidance. A letter from a woman engaged to a man who wants marriage soon prompts cautions on commitment, romance’s risks, and the value of shared life. another high schooler asks about visiting a boyfriend while living with an elderly guardian, with counsel to limit to letters or delay until independence.
Poem fragment presents Walter S. Landor style lines about love and farewell. It reflects on affection, restraint, and a looming separation while noting friendship and passion. A dated literary voice references enduring tenderness and the heart’s music within a classical frame.
Mrs Mary Roberts Rinehart advocates self designed log homes with bark stripped timbers and ample windows. Washington resident spends time at a Wyoming ranch cabin emphasizing simplicity and harmony over luxury. The 37th annual United States Daughters of 1812 meeting in Washington featured addresses by Curtis Reed and Maryland Governor Albert C. Ritchie, plus a memorial service in Alexandria for Robert Allison. Dorothy Dent, New York, creates illumination from medieval designs, using parchment and vellum.
A columnist dismisses a man who ridicules the Academy of Design as a girls school, arguing his view as naïve and unfounded in this brief panel on educational prestige.
A compact quotation collection contrasts ideas on human nature and desire. It cites Words of Wisdom Limited in his nature, infinite in his desires, man is a fallen god who remembers the heavens and notes Juvenal’s warning that the love of money grows as money itself grows.
In a twilight moment Peter and Tommy Gosling encounter a strange, slippery creature with two webbed feet feathers and a birdlike head as they flee from a looming threat. The mysterious animal slides along the bank toward them, sparking fear and questions about its true identity.
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