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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1935
Page
8
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses how left handedness relates to stuttering and speech development. He notes hand and arm gestures accompany speech, and interfering with natural patterns can disrupt reading, writing, spelling and speaking, with many cases showing shifts from left to right handedness and varied nervous symptoms.
The article argues that attempts to alter handedness affect speech and overall development. It suggests prejudice against left handedness stems from perceived awkwardness to right-handed individuals and notes endeavors to curb thumb sucking and other habits may disrupt neural growth. It cautions that forcing change can disturb the brain’s development and speech patterns.
A new paper duster roll measures seventy five feet and is designed to attract dust without scattering it while polishing furniture. After use the roll is discarded, providing a disposable cleaning option for households.
Mme Arlette Stavisky widow of Alexandre Stavisky, central to a 1930s financial scandal, is described as beautiful and clever. The piece notes her marriages, social ascent, and current trial as an accessory, detailing her life from a milliner's shop to high society and the controversy surrounding her husband’s empire.
A solid aluminum orange squeezer handles fruit one orange at a time. A downward push pushes juice through the side spout with no seeds. The stamner comes out easily for washing and use.
A model presents a symmetric silhouette called late pansenne in red crushed velvet. A green blue and red cellophane waist corsage adds the sole color contrast to the ensemble.
A fragmented guide discusses hat styles and makeup to alter facial contours. It explains how angles, head positions, and hairstyle choices can downplay or emphasize features like noses, with examples about long or short noses and forehead angles.
Paula recommends a weekly scalp massage and dandruff treatment to improve hair and scalp health. She suggests at home care with cleansing, brushing, and a specialized dandruff product, and offers a leaflet for detailed directions.
The article discusses woolen bolero dresses as a fashionable look, highlighting red accessories such as scarves and bonnets. It notes bolero jackets, color contrasts with black or gold, and fabrics like crepe woolens and velveteens. Fur trim and braid details are mentioned as style enhancements.
A reader asks who should greet whom when meeting an acquaintance in public and whether a man or woman should initiate. The answer: recognition is up to the woman, as she may or may not acknowledge the acquaintance.
In fall and winter, salads are essential alongside richer meats. Raw greens supply vitamins minerals, while imagination may dip due to ingredient limits. With apples cabbage turnips carrots canned fruits cranberries and head lettuce available, salads can still be varied and tasty through the season.
A recipe collection for a family meal including layered salads and fruit desserts followed by a feature on Margaret a bashful child. The article discusses how to handle a shy child in social situations and advises mothers to avoid pressuring them to speak, favoring supportive, corrective guidance.
A columnist defends marriage amid claims it weakens. Edward M. Ruttenber cited as a guest whose views matter. The piece critiques divorce trends, questions why divorces lead to remarriage, and argues essentials of choosing the right partner while acknowledging marriage as a valued institution.
The piece argues marriage resembles a business deal where deceit harms partnership. It notes laws protect financial angles in divorce, including alimony and property settlements favoring the wife, and calls for removing connivers from matrimonial cases. It ends with a pragmatic view that people pursue life paths and destinies despite hardships.
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