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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1934
Page
9
Dr Logan Clendening explains modern vein care avoiding disability from varicose legs. Valves in veins fail, causing pooling and ulcers. treatment shifts from compression to vein obliteration via in office injections, often with several sessions. Evitor notes offer six pamphlets on digestion pregnancy infant care and more.
Miss Florence Paschold, a junior from 111 School Paper, was crowned Home Coming Queen at the nominating evening before the football game held in October. She was praised for her sharp tongue and wit, with the honor highlighting her weekly column “The Backbrier TM.”
A national magazine advises washing two washable silk dresses in lukewarm water with mild soap. Wash 3 to 5 minutes in three lukewarm waters for thorough cleaning. The item also includes a jumble of kitchen tips and recipes for fudge frosting Black Walnut Cookies and other notes on towels and embroidery from a domestic column.
Two cups chopped seeded raisins two cups chopped green apples ac cu chopped antana six medium sized ripe tomatoes halved one fourth cup
An editorial discusses how a teacher’s ideals and behavior shape students morals in school. It argues teachers must model integrity and align actions with community standards, urging principals to select staff who embrace moral obligation and to restrict activities that undermine moral aims. The piece notes pamphlets by Myers available for 10 cents each.
County women respond generously to a charity benefit style show. Notable attendees include Miss Elizabeth Chew and Jose Winslow, with outfits featuring pearls, fox fur trimming, and brown silk evening wear. Spare details note fashionable attire and a spirit of assistance driving the event.
Ida Lue Ping explains a balanced daily diet impacts beauty from hair and skin to nails and eyes. She stresses minerals like calcium iron and phosphorus, urges milk intake and iron-rich foods, and links health to appearance. The article promotes her beauty pamphlets and mail correspondence for further tips.
Ruth M offers a nightly remedy rubbing warmed olive oil into nail bases to ease brittleness. Marjorie notes she cannot print her method for reducing knee calf and ankle size.
The article outlines making slips from young vigorous shoots with a sharp downward cut just below a leaf. It cautions against soft, rapid growth and emphasizes root establishment before indoor use. It also notes gradual acclimation to indoor conditions to prevent leaf loss.
A short verse fragment presents a night scene on a bridge near a town with a rising moon and whispered words. Poem credits Ben King and repeats the refrain How often.
Virginia Lee reflects on a young man torn between two girls and argues that passion should yield to practical standards. The columnist urges Brown to forget the man who drinks and flirts, warning he would not be a good husband or father.
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