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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
2
A Chicago readers letter advised by Dr Garry C Myers argues against spanking a toddler. The guidance urges gentle requests, patient redirection, and progressive safety teaching about gas jets, stairs, and fires to prevent injury. It warns against punishment and emphasizes consistent parental effort and nonverbal cues to shape behavior.
The article showcases two bridal fashions as examples for different body types. It describes an ivory satin gown with pearls, a long train, and a clouded tulle veil, worn by model Juliette Compton. It also presents a pastel chiffon option for stately brides like Carman Barnes, featuring lace borders, a double shoulder train, and lilies of the valley accessory.
A beauty column by Glad, America’s Most Famous Beauty, advises daily hair brushing, clean brushes, and proper use of powders and rouge for natural makeup. It includes hair cleansing routines, brush hygiene, and a Q&A note on sending for pamphlets and personal beauty guidance.
The fragment proposes a treatment to reduce heavy hand sweating. It mentions application as a remedy and implies a practical approach, but provides no brand, dosage, or directions. Further readable context would help identify specific method, products, or medical guidance referenced.
Virginia Lee counsels Wanda to either yield or be firm with a stubborn partner, warning that marriage without resolve leads to ongoing conflict. A reader asks about a mysterious wedding ring and a penny left by an anonymous betrothed, with Lee noting ignorance of the omen and inviting reader input.
A luncheon menu featuring Toast Lamb Virginia Style Parsley Potatoes Creamed Peas Jellied Vegetable Salad Sponge Cake Strawberries Coffee invites diners to mix vegetables into the jellied salad with optional additions like radishes and young onions, reflecting spring flavors.
Jellied salad uses lemon gelatin with color, folded cucumber carrot celery and cabbage, set in molds, served in lettuce cups with mayonnaise and pimento. Virginia style roast lamb is browned in flour with butter, baked, basted with cider or grape juice, served with currant jelly gravy and bacon curls.
Yorkin top of an old marble top table or dresser will make a fine board for kneading bread to cut biscuits cookie or fried cake dough to shred cabbage etc. It is immune to heat easily cleaned and sanitary. Core of Porch Pillors When washed porch floor is dry wax df using sept cloth and repaste used on oak floor. Let dry about 13 minutes then polish with old woolen underwear. This locks well is easily cared for and can be cleaned with dust mop. In washing use light suds of lukewarm water.
The Pearl Gray tone suits Constance Cummings wears a pink tucked net vestee and ruffled elbow sleeves in a flat crepe frock with a small bolero and self belt. She pairs it with a pink rough-textured straw hat and patent leather opera pumps with pearl gray gloves.
Miss Marion McClench of Ann Arbor says women are ready to work beside men rather than be defined by aiding men’s comfort. As president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs she notes the federation has about 60,000 members.
A Path exhibit in New York showcased North American Indian use of native roots herbs and bulbs for food before and after European contact. The display featured samples studied by the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils as part of the department of agriculture effort to identify uncultivated plant resources indigenous to the United States.
A fragment from Ben Jonson’s period verse contemplates women as shadows of men. It argues that a shadow may seem to fly yet pursues and that women mirror male strength and weakness across day and night. The piece riffs on courtship and perception, noting shadows lengthen at dawn and dusk and appear strongest when men feel weak.
A first person diary fragment recounts a young woman in New York facing homelessness and job search struggles. She describes a desire to write her mother, experiences with a man offering a place to stay, and difficulties securing work as a singer in a big city. She plans to continue writing and hopes for tomorrow.
Dr. Logan Clendening explains sunstroke causes and stages from mild heat exhaustion to fatal heat resorption. He urges rapid cooling, removal of clothes, and forceful water application, preferring tepid or cool water over bath immersion, with instruction for emergency care before a doctor arrives. He notes symptoms such as headache dizziness nausea tremors and rapid weak pulse and discusses reader questions on weight loss dieting and pamphlet offers.
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