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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1933
Page
10
Virginia Lee recounts a young woman named T. E. Gal who, after a 14 month tuberculosis battle, seeks romance and a home. The adviser urges social support, dismisses an unsupportive boyfriend, and encourages rebuilding life with friends and work while remaining hopeful about finding love and family in the future.
Dr Clendening explains that skin eruptions near the ears and nose can stem from nickel in white gold spectacle frames. Sensitivity or heavy perspiration raise risk. rubber ear-tubes or switch to another frame type can prevent it. Similar eruptions occurred with nickel plated watches, fading after removal.
Lisbeth Sooner notes a winter beachwear preview from Catalina showcasing one and two piece bathing suits with fringe, nautical details, stripes, and anchor motifs. The piece urges keeping up with fashion and predicting next summer’s trends while highlighting casual, stylish beachwear.
In the latest Paris fashion chatter, the hobble shirt look has faded while hips remain slim aided by skirts. Backless and fronted silhouettes appear, with new evening bodices and corduroy or velvet frocks for young girls. Short jackets and lace details feature in dull or dark palettes, aiming for a smart, sophisticated aesthetic.
A noted cleaning method suggests removing surface dirt from baseball bats using a rubber sponge and rubbing with the nap of the felt. The tip emphasizes inexpensive tools to maintain bat surfaces without damage.
A Herrick lyric laments vanished meadows once bright with flowers and dancers. The speaker recalls fresh green fields and maidens with honeysuckles, now desolate as crops and cowslips fade. The poem contrasts former abundance with current poverty and loss.
Gladys Glad offers guidance on hygiene in beauty routines emphasizing small details over big claims. She warns against neglecting toilet accessories and using fingers, noting germs on hands and the need for clean implements, cotton or linen applications, and boiled linens for sanitary beauty care.
Lilian Campbell at age 21 earns a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Prague in philosophy and history. She is the youngest student to win such a degree from the institution, aided by an American exchange scholarship from Columbia University. The piece notes her background in Philadelphia and connections to Washington family lineage and the Pennsylvanian Academy of Fine Arts.
Garry C Myers argues parents should avoid harsh force to mold children, likening it to driving a cat or mule. He urges patience, kindness, and gradual shaping rather than spanking, noting effectiveness of rewards and understanding age based limits. The editor notes Dr Myers pamphlets available for ten cents with self addressed envelopes.
A brief, period tone menu from Mrs. Mary Morton lists Cranberry Juice Cocktail, Creamed Mushrooms, Corn With Paprika, Golden Salad, Mince Tarts and coffee. Recipes include Cranberry Cocktail with Wanberries, sugar and water, Creamed Mushrooms with butter flour stock and cream, and a Golden Salad with carrot and watercress or parsley. Also includes kitchen cleaning tips on laundering stockings with soap and nylon care.
A fragmented discussion describes solutions for shallow cake pans using wrapping paper for support and notes on stock ties and footwear wear. It mentions patches on feet, slipping heels, and patches that appear immediately, with details on soap and friction as contributing factors. The piece references moisture, perspiration, and a mysterious microscore effect affecting stock pieces.
The coat dress shown in dark brown satin is a Worth model with a brown fox fur and hazel moire sleeves. A rod-like collar and a toned-up neckline create an elegant costume.
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