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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1921
Page
9
Doris plans a woods visit with friends but stays home to help her mother. A tree frog on a branch nearby chats with Doris about life at the pond and why adults stay home, ending with an explanation about tadpoles becoming frogs.
Adele Garrison faces a new stage in Revelations of a Wife as Dicky urges patience and Pa Cosgrove prepares to join Dr Moser in a tense road trip. The group debates who will ride with whom while a quiet sense of urgency lingers over the unfolding drama.
The text references early diving bells in Greek antiquity, jade mining in Kh, and alum or soda production at Kakima. It also mentions Japan’s script reforms under Emperor Ojin, katakana and hiragana origins, and a Washington soldier linked to the Highland site. It notes recovered artifacts and telegraph documents relating to a James abet six miles from rtm MY.
A short prose piece by Juanita Hamel describes memory babies as a delicate 11 year old girl with sun-gold curls blue eyes and a tiny rosebud held to her breast. A second figure, a two year old boy with a chubby face, appears briefly in the memory sketch.
A cautionary feature urges safety to prevent falls by homes, stairs, platforms, and sidewalks. It stresses careful housekeeping, sturdy footwear, and minding hazards from rugs to manholes, noting falls cause more deaths than many dangers. The piece ends with reader questions and medical advice columns.
Lucrezia B urges women to enhance inner beauty and health rather than chase perfect features. Emphasizes self respect, refined manners, vocal tone, and opting for natural makeup, fresh air, and proper wardrobe to suit individual features. Encourages style that flatters others and avoids extreme fashion trends.
Winifred Black profiles a husband wife money dispute calling men who spend little on themselves chumps and likening wives who extract pay to bloodsuckers. A call for calm firm leadership suggests a husband redraw his finances to ensure “adequate” living funds and domestic harmony.
A reader asks how to handle rumors about a boyfriend who may be involved with a married woman, seeking guidance on trust versus breaking up. Another asks if a 19 year old should propose marriage to a 22 year old who declined, with advice that friendship may turn to love and that asking is not wrong.
Post Thanksgiving guide by Jeannette Young Norton outlines leftover repurposing including vegetable pie using creamed vegetables, leftover soup variations from scraps, turkey leftovers for hash and croquettes, rack and bones boiled into a soup, and hashed goose with onion and brown sauce for toast with apples.
Genevieve Kemble warns of menacing astral forces and unsettled conditions that may require calm leadership. The piece advises avoiding travel and changes, staying within routines, and notes a birthday cohort may face fear but can maintain a steady, profound mind. Also includes recipe garbled text for meals and puddings.
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