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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1931
Page
11
A controversial at home discipline method is outlined by Dr Garry C Myers advising parents to starve a child into eating by silent treatment and controlled meals. The piece recommends ignoring crying, using tiny portions, and delaying rewards while a child gradually chooses to eat, with an editor note offering related pamphlets for 10 cents.
Shoe choices define the overall look says Liselta Stylists with tips on pumps sandals and oxfords. The piece highlights black and white ensembles, beige kid sandals, Cuban heels, cross punched sports models, and new crackled core kid materials for trims, emphasizing matching footwear to outfits and occasions.
A column humorously critiques the return of feminine fashion among young ladies. It notes a prim yellow linen frock with eyelet embroidery, self material flounces, and black and yellow ribbons, while observing spectator sports suits featuring plaids, stripes, and bright colored accents on dark fabrics.
An advice column discusses maintenance of artificially colored hair and frequent touch ups. It notes many women need twice monthly treatments to keep roots matching, mentions gray hair pencils for quick concealment, and cites other tips on shampoos lip care and brushing for hair health.
A reader is advised to see a skin specialist promptly to treat facial scars in early stages. The response emphasizes early attention for effective eradication and warns against delaying care. The message also briefly notes a method for reducing knee, calf, and ankle size as being too long to detail.
Editor note explains mailing pamphlets on The New Figure Beauty Culture and care topics. Readers must send stamped self addressed envelopes and small fees to receive printed materials. personal questions to be answered in Miss Glad's daily column.
MRS MARY MORTON presents a baked potato and fish menu with a chilled fruit pudding. The dessert uses gelatin whipped cream vanilla and fresh berries with lady fingers and banana layers set 24 hours for a firm cold presentation.
Before starting to paint, rub soap over the hands and let it remain there while working. This old tip advises delaying rinsing to protect skin while handling materials.
Dr Logan Clendening reviews research on ductless glands noting parathyroid extract and adrenal cortex isolation show progress. He argues glands cause only secondary personality shifts tied to general health, not specific mental changes, citing cases of pituitary and thymic imbalances and a patient with acromegaly who remained prone to melancholy despite treatment.
A reader shares worry over a ministerial suitor accused by a friend of infidelity. The advisor urges fairness, notes ministers face many fans and critics, and advises the writer to seek truth before judging. It cautions against quick condemnation and suggests clear communication with the alleged lover.
Rubber mats to stand on during family washing provide comfort on hard floors. They offer relief for feet compared with the concrete surface, making chores easier on the household.
Poem compares human life to fleeting natural phenomena. The speaker, drawing on imagery of stars, eagles, spring, dew, wind, and bubbles, laments that man’s borrowed light ends in night as time passes and memory fades.
Three cups flour and four teaspoons baking powder make a soft dough with half a teaspoon salt one third cup shortening and two tablespoons grated cheese. Add milk to form a workable dough roll to one eighth inch thickness cut into tiny biscuits and bake in a quick oven.
Editor notes six Dr Clendening pamphlets now available for ten cents each with a self addressed stamped envelope. Send requests to Dr Logan Clendening care of this paper or Central Press Association, 1435 East Twelfth Street, for Indigestion and Constipation, Reducing and Gaining, Infant Feeding, Instructions for the Treatment of Diabetes, Feminine Hygiene and The Care of the Hair and Skin.
Willa Cather, famed American novelist, received an honorary doctor of laws from the University of California at Berkeley during Charter Day ceremonies in Hearst Greek Theatre. Dr Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia delivered the Charter Day address. Cather, a former journalist and magazine editor, is renowned for My Antonia One of Ours A Lost Lady and Death Comes for the Archbishop.
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