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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
7
The travelers arrive at Mrs. Ticer’s, where Marion greets her warmly and eyes the lot as Lillian explains they may linger. Mrs. Ticer, busy in the doorway, welcomes them and suggests lodging while they consider settling out of the city and ask to board until a suitable house is found.
A reader named KITTY asks how to win back a former boyfriend who ended their steady dating. Annie Laurie suggests writing a simple, sincere letter to the last address the man used, apologizing for past behavior and inviting contact, hoping he will forgive and reconnect if he remains open to it. The column invites future letters on feminine topics.
Talleyrand the famed French diplomat and wit looms large in Paris lore. The piece recounts anecdotes attributed to him and other sayings once credited to Talleyrand, including the famous line Speech was given man to conceal his thoughts. It also covers playful quips and a boilerplate tale about a bored Narbonne and a yawning man.
Clean at home with reliable recipes for chiffon net silk lingerie and gloves. Use jelly made from castile soap and alcohol for unwashable white gloves, or gasoline soaks with soap for blouses and feathers, followed by thorough rinsing and drying. A borax soak and odor reduction steps are included for stubborn spots and lingering fumes.
The piece notes that artificial arms and legs were used in Egypt as early as 700 B C by priests who also served as physicians and surgeons. It mentions various animals bathing, parasite removal by dust or mud, fever patients seeking quiet and darkness, and a quirky line about Dutch women’s cows, all from a 1921 feature syndicate.
An article explains apoplexy as a brain blood vessel rupture causing loss of consciousness and limb weakness. It notes early death links to heredity and habits, lists causes like Bright's disease alcoholism and syphilis, and urges temperance, digestion care, and teeth hygiene to reduce risk. Q&A with readers covers growth, nervousness, bad breath, headaches, and child health with medical guidance.
Betty and the elf Go comeback travel above foggy London, viewing neat farms and hedged fields before the sun breaks through. The pair compare London fog with their own, then return to Betty’s yard as the aunt announces a promised boat trip.
In a lunchroom scene, two readers compare a striking navy blue gabardine frock with satin cuffs and bows. They discuss apron effects, unusual trims, and the season’s hats as they comment on fabric, neckline, and designing novelty in spring outfits.
The piece urges honesty as best but warns policy alone cannot secure reliability. It notes time as potential wealth yet to spend time without action can lead to hunger. It counsels restraint in speech and praises modest, judicious silence while stressing that opportunities are delicate and may not return if ignored.
Genevieve Kemble’s moroscope warns of disheartening business misfortune and potential fraud but notes home life remains protected under Venus and the Moon. It predicts a year of doubt for those with birthdays, yet a child born today could be popular and respected.
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