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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1939
Page
2
The piece urges vigilance after a near crash caused by a hitchhiker signaling a truck. It warns about carbon monoxide and gasoline fumes, detailing first aid steps, dangers of warming engines, and the proper handling of ventilation and oxygen. It recalls fatal kitchen gasoline incidents and cautions restraint in home cleaning with flammable liquids.
Kentucky figure nicknamed "Happy" Chandler surfaces as a political regular with a broad charm. The piece notes his unlikely Senate bid following Senator Logan’s death, his public persona from Versailles to Lexington, and his past as a coach, singer, and social favorite who keeps close ties with voters and peers.
The guidance states the oldest child should make the toast at the dinner honoring the parents silver wedding anniversary. The uncle’s offer to give a speech fits his senior family position and is appropriate, but the custom favors the eldest child as toastmaster.
A period style hair care column extols long hair as a mark of individuality and outlines steps to maintain shine and health. It details brushing, monthly shampooing with an egg treatment, and a Castile soap preparation, plus drying methods and a finishing silk polish. It hints at future styling tips in the next column.
Supplement and advantage the beneficial effects of your favorite hand creams by rubbing well into your hands at night a mixtures of vaseline and glycerine Then pull on a loose patrol night gloves This simple overnight treatment will often work wonders for rough hands.
If woolen garments scorch during pressing rub the spot with glycerine and let stand several hours. Then wash with warm water. scorched marks often disappear. An accidental cigarette burn on a wool cover or throw also responds to this treatment if the burn to Rotoo Geep.
Coffee sparks new roles in desserts from ice cream to custards and sauces. The piece traces coffee’s journey from Latin America after 1715 to its current use in cake frostings and dessert flavors across menus.
A collection of legacy recipes featuring smothered chicken with dressing and sides, plus coffee infused treats. Includes Creamy Coffee Frosting, chocolate walnut tart fillings, Big Sauce with coffee and honey, and a coffee cream cake filling. Provides prep guidance, ingredient lists, and serving ideas for desserts and soups.
A reader asks for a simple coiffure to balance heavy jaws and a Roman nose. Advice: lift height with high placed curls or roll, keep sides close, avoid back fullness, and create a neater neck line. For skin and pores, imply dietary change and thorough but gentle cleaning twice daily, weekly gentle shampoo with green soap, and ten minutes of brushing to improve circulation and reduce oil.
In a period note on fall styles, high necks and long sleeves frame the gown trend as barely concealing while remaining modest. Corsets sculpt a slender waist, and velvet or taffeta fabrics replace lavish trims as events curb elegance. The look favors a covered, refined silhouette with durable fabrics.
Short cuts sweep with low strokes to avoid dust while cleaning. Books on shelves stay in good condition with occasional sprinkling of camphor. Piping returns as a trimming for fall shoes, offering a bright, conservative touch to dark footwear. Mixing canal parts of oil and vinegar yields an excellent furniture polish.
A national Better Parenthood Week runs October 23 to 29 with slogans and programs. Governors have proclaimed observances. the aim is to foster democratic living at home through family decisions, planning, and arbitration.
A controversial passage contrasts American and English marriage norms, arguing American wives are possessive and outspoken while Englishmen uphold traditional dominance. It critiques female behaviors described as catlike or spiderlike and questions how Anglo American pairings fare, noting cultural clashes and differing standards.
A reader comments on English divorce shifts and American wives. He argues that American spouses are not perfect but compare well to others, noting overindulgence and wealth can lead to trouble. The letter reflects gender and cultural tensions and cites Mrs Martin as a confidant for publication. RM.
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