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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
2
A medical expert urges stricter safety in college athletics amid rising injury fears and a pre-season death in preschools. He calls for thorough physicals for entrants and careful review of a school's athletic program and leadership before participation.
Parents celebrate infant milestones while cautioning against risky practices. The article urges reading infant care guides from the Childrens Bureau to understand feeding, dressing, and growth, and stresses proper development milestones and safe physical training in youth sports.
A chaotic review of fashion trends notes upswept hairstyles gaining global traction with Paris reporting wholesale acceptance among French women. It highlights the influence of designers such as Charles Ritz and Paul, describes complementary makeup and accessories, and contrasts the new look with earlier styles while stressing hair health and proper care.
The article gives tips on preserving gilt frames by coating with white varnish to wash specks with water. It advises preheating new tins in a moderate oven for fifteen minutes to prevent cake burning. It notes flat black braid binding at the bottom of a Creed two piece suit in dull black.
A lively guide suggests fun party themes and games for Hallowe'en including country barn effects with boxes for guest seating and box suppers. It features a beef and kidney pie recipe, pumpkin soup, and a menu of spooky treats like Witches Fortune Cake and Jack o lantern cookies to fuel a playful night.
A simple soft hair arrangement with a light roll of curls in front of the ears flatters a thin face. Focus makeup on lips and eyes with defined brows mascara and eye shadow. Rouge lips to add warmth and fullness unless lips are naturally large.
A New York City racket-buster, William B. Herlands, is investigated by Brooklyn District Attorney’s office. Herlands, a Republican with Dewey ties, prosecutes major cases including the Central Park Casino, and balances a public career with personal life as an accomplished pianist who plays and composes. He is married to Gertrude Bindheim, living in Brooklyn, with a background in law from Cohnnha Law School and service under Mayor La Guardia. The column also explores a mother’s concerns over a daughter’s romance with an older divorced man, reflecting on age gaps and marriage risks.
A discussion argues for delaying or separating spouses after a troubled marriage rather than immediate divorce. It suggests that fault lies in the couple rather than individuals and proposes time and new associations as a way to heal. The plan emphasizes moderation, new interests, and proving seriousness through patience.
New York observers describe autumn football crowds favoring bright outdoor plaids. Women across ages embrace clan and glen patterns with blues browns greens and reds. junior dresses feature sunburst skirts. jackets coats and hats include classic shapes and fur trim.
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