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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
4
Dr Clendenning explains railway spine history and how modern X rays reveal many so called broken backs are fractures or minor injuries. He notes that if the spinal cord is untouched, a broken back may be mild and not as crippling as once thought, despite long lasting pain.
Household hints suggest a bright spring menu for bridge evenings. A sandwich loaf is built in four bread layers with butter cream cheese ham pickle and a cream cheese icing. a pastel cake uses colored icing and sponge cubes, with mint and radish garnish.
A compact catalog of canned meals and menu ideas for lunch, dinner, and supper. It lists beet loaf, corned beef hash, meat pie, creamed salmon or tuna, pea and spaghetti loaf, baked beans, sauerkraut, sardines, and two chowder options with salad or hot vegetables. Includes side dishes like baked bananas, corn muffins, graham muffins, and fruit desserts to accompany each main.
A short note describes a wife using odds and ends of scented toilet soaps to fragrance her laundry in the washing machine.
A junior high teacher describes classroom disorder in an eighth grade group that resists standard recitation methods. The adviser calls for stronger principal support and a central after school detention scheme, urging careful offender targeting and silent punishment to deter misbehavior.
The note states that serving cream for dessert helps supply the necessary milk in the family diet. It adds that happiness can be caught or sought but not bought, reflecting a casual, reflective tone.
Judges in the Chronicle Telegram contest named Doris Moore of Wellington and M Kappley of 409 Middle Ave as recipients of one dollar for best recipe and best menu respectively. Honorable mentions included a list of Elyria and Cleveland residents. The contest offer repeats with a one dollar prize for each category to be received by Saturday night.
A collage shows a cake recipe with icing instructions and a list of dishes, followed by a note on Revolutionary War debt and paper money devaluation. It mentions a British Tommy in a no man’s land football wager, the first New York sawmill in 1633, and Belgium’s population at 8,008,060.
In New Haven police aid may come quicker after Vertised installs special telephones in ice boxes following a string of butcher shop robberies. The setup aims to provide rapid police contact during lootings.
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