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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1937
Page
2
Boake Carter notes the Duke of Windsor golfed while the Duchess shopped, then reveals she sent hats and gowns home for his private consideration. He argues U S women overbuy, dress alike, and that American men rarely master leisure, steering fashion by income and mass production.
An ad advises using Resinol Ointment to ease intense eczema itch and burning when skin is broken. It recommends washing with warm water and Resinol Soap, pat drying, then applying a thin layer and leaving on for several hours, with a liberal night coating for deeper action.
The author criticizes U S women for chasing current fashion at the expense of personal fit and personality. He argues men should speak up, urging women to choose outfits that suit their figures and era while avoiding mass fashion extremes. The piece ends with a provocative line about being ready for the electric chair.
Funeral services for K C Rice were held at the First Congregational church in Wellington. He worked a decade as a moulder for Taew Shovel Co Lorain and lived in Wellington with his family. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery directed by Keith Andrews. Survived by wife Dora three children and several siblings and one grandchild. The Wellington Grange held Booster Night with 138 present, teachers guests, feature program including quartet, readings, a mock wedding, and refreshments.
Honors went to Mrs. Keith Andreas and Peachie Hanna in a local event. Jottings note visits from Mrs. Hines and an infant from Allen hospital to Barker street. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hughes of Hammond Ont. and Mrs. Robert Foster with Seville relatives. Loungers report A. H. Gallat returning from a Michigan fishing trip. Bert Knapp ill. Golden Wedding celebrated for Elmer Knapp and wife at Ashland with open house and local relatives present. Guild meeting planned for October 11 with social committee named. William B. Murray injured at Bonnie Brae Farms in Rochester from a fall unloading soy beans, two fractured ribs and minor concussion. LePont club hosted by Mrs. Carol Wight and Miss Ma bel Clark with Mrs. Russel Foster as guest. bridge played and luncheon served. Briefs note Mrs. Fay Boise critically ill and Estella…
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A brief ad style notice urges civilians to place orders for uniforms, praising American materials and styles. It invites readers to call and visit Broad Street, listing phone number 2785-721. The tone emphasizes self reliance and retail promotion amid political tension.
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