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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
3
A retired vaudeville star devised a face lifting method using adhesive plaster and rubber bands to pull facial skin tight. The result showed temporary lift but caused permanent skin sagging and folds at the temple. The article warns against any method that stretches the skin during cleansing, massaging, or rouging.
Mrs Mary Ward and Mrs W suggest lemon juice or dilute peroxide as freckle bleaches. Hot oil treatments may fade hair color but full removal requires growth out. For superfluous hair, peroxide with household ammonia bleaches it but permanent removal needs electric needle. Olive oil has no proven hair growth effect. cocoa butter massage and leg exercises may firm tissues. Editor notes Afisa Glad offers pamphlets via mail for a fee, answers beauty questions through her daily column.
The Brookside P T A met in Sheffield with over 60 attending. Mrs Manchester presided as reports from Mrs Engleman and Mrs Earle Johnson were shared. Plans were made for a Nov 20 bazaar at the school auditorium and an oyster supper for Garfield Community club on Nov 19. The largest membership drive went to Zackaria’s room. Emly Wolf of Cleveland spoke on social work. Lunch followed hosted by local members.
Friends report Irene Gough of Avon in St Josephs hospital recovering well. Wilma Reahm daughter of Jack and Mrs Reahm, also in St Josephs for operation. Guy Caho on Avon improving after serious pneumonia. Mrs Raymond Dance ill at North Ridge home. Cornelia Minard and H C Chambers attend Vincent Ladies Aid. Ed McCollum and Helen Myers visit in Norwalk. Frank Chambers and Joe Ferner taking hunting trip. The play The Blimmers to Blame set for Brookside school Nov 13. Kenneth Youtzy of LaGrange visits Andrew Smith. Mrs Cornelia Minard visits Mrs Garfield and Mrs E Johnson. Herbert and family visit John Miller in West Salem.
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