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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1921
Page
5
Dicky and Squeedee meet Mama and Daddy Grosbeak in Joyland and tour the nest. Daddy Grosbeak sings at night while Mama tends the eggs. The day ends with a farmhouse meal and noise from nearby tenants, hinting at trouble and a coming summer update.
Winifred Black reflects on a letter from BE N who worries about modern women and social judgment. The columnist urges self care, a strong home life, and choosing friends wisely, noting the value of a loving husband and child over external opinions.
The text advises readers to make friends by showing sincere interest in others, affirming their happiness and belongings, reading widely, and avoiding self centeredness. It urges honesty, kindness, and openness to social conversation, suggesting happiness multiplies when shared.
The May 10 forecast notes business activity and growth but warns Baturn influences may hinder conditions of health. It urges prioritizing physical health to reap benefits from other sidereal operations and conventional Tanese conduct for those born May day. A child born then is said to be successful through industry yet prone to extravagance.
Dr. Copeland warns mumps is not a joke due to possible complications. The article explains symptoms swelling near the ear jaw, contagion, and incubation. advises bed rest, light foods, avoiding chewing, hot compresses, and keeping the patient isolated from others.
A vintage guide advises cleaning brushes and using a wide-toothed comb to prevent dandruff. It suggests gentle drying, sunlight or fan drying, and a mild shampoo with soap bark extract, plus a non sticky pomade to preserve color and remedies for dandruff including camphor and zinc compounds.
A reader asks about choosing between two suitors and handling a sister’s gift. Annie Laurie advises loving the first young man if he truly loves you and that accepting attentions hurts him. She suggests writing a thank you note for the sister’s gift and not returning it. Letters on feminine topics are welcomed for future columns.
A vintage home cooking piece by Jeannette Young Norton details making dumplings for tomato soup. It covers egg noodle squares filled with cottage cheese and parmesan, fried cracker balls, paste dumplings, liver dumplings, plain dumplings, potato balls, and almond breadcrumb balls as soup toppers.
The garment features a dominant silver sheen with an underdress of white satin. The skirt drapes from the figure and showcases green and violet ribbons, green rosettes, and net appliques. Velvet trims and beadwork enhance the neckline, while sashes and straps add color against the dull silver base.
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