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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1934
Page
10
A Virginia Lee column recounts a couple married five decades who stay affectionate and equal partners while contrasting a resentful wife with a self serving husband. A reader counsels staying with loyalty, working on the marriage, and prioritizing the children. Another voice endorses dating a cousin as proper.
Paris fashion essay advises mature women to choose discreet, dignified accessories that suit age. It highlights hats with turned back brims, low heeled pointed shoes, matching handbags and gloves, subtle trims, halo coiffure, and the use of pastel colors with dark outfits to maintain chic and balanced appearance.
A poetic meditation on the reach of law describing how its vast net catches wrongdoing while larger offenders slip free through its holes. The piece praises the law's reach and wonders at its limits, invoking the image of a web that entangles all but the biggest offenders.
Gladys Gied extols mirrors as vital beauty tools. She traces history from polished metal to modern two faced squares that reveal daytime versus artificial lighting results. She urges every woman to own a triple and a full length mirror to ensure even makeup and true propor tions in appearance.
Rita describes a home mouth wash formula using borax Frromil and salt in warm water. Dotty suggests DIY manicures rather than professional service, promising full information on home manicure practices.
The report describes glass flower bracelets on elastic in summery colors with red navy and sapphire tones. It mentions an Elish dive called a ravine as part of the vane guard in the 1934 fashion parade and notes navy and Drs styles among the displayed items.
Logan Clendening M D discusses roughage use in digestion debates. He notes mixed early praise and later warnings from stomach specialists, citing regenerated cellulose studies showing laxative effects and mineral losses, suggesting cautious, individualized use, especially for children.
Household hints present an economical menu featuring Lamb Chops and Split Peas with baked potatoes Molded salad and rhubarb pie. Instructions detail simmering peas with onion and carrots then layering with lamb or sausage, plus a lemon gelatin salad with pineapple and ginger for a winter to spring transition.
The text describes making a pad from soft cloth for greasing and polishing pans, selecting a pin with a spring, and using a salad oil paste with salt to remove circular stains from a tabla. It instructs to spread the paste on spots for an hour or two, then rub with a soft cloth to restore a spotless surface.
Ruth Arell reports Mrs. Cecile Hulse Matschat journeys to Yucatan and Mexico for orchids to paint. She has captured 30 U.S. species and hundreds of Central American and Mexican varieties on canvas, facing swamp dangers and local legends about deadly plants and protective spirits.
Expert lawn advice covers mower sharpness mowing height mulch use and clipping management. Maintain even growth avoid overwatering and late cuts and prepare by lowering height before first frost to help grass survive winter.
Educator Garry C. Myers and professor Collin discuss a discipline plan using a rear-seat “penitentiary” for disobedient students, arguing it could reset behavior with minimal disruption. The proposal, while debated, aims at improving classroom order in upper grades and high schools.
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