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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
7
The article surveys new fall millinery with oversized brims and clever feather trimmings. It highlights a mulberry velvet picture hat with an ostrich plume, a negre velvet hat with peacock trim, a black panne velvet hat with uncured ostrich fringe, a green velour hat with pheasant feather accents, and a brown velvet bias-tubing turban with brown silk floss tufting.
A cautionary tale about Mama Spider who delays mending her web and learns a hard lesson after a storm. The story follows her lazy habit, Tree Toad’s advice, and the consequences as flies escape and her family faces danger, ending with a vow to mend promptly.
A fragmented report mentions Indeer more numerous than Ps in Norway and a star held at Dron Theatre London for decades. It notes absurd desert travel with thousands of camels and a curious dish called breskas made from mashed spinach. A wartime aviation anecdote references a Handiey Pace airplane and chem advances, with garbled lines on deformities and children that mix fact and fiction.
The narrator tends to Lillian in a hospital setting while plans for the Dacey farmhouse rehabilitation shift to the arueans. Katie guides interior changes as Dicky and Alfred Durkee arrive with Edith Fairfax, prompting anticipation of a dramatic homecoming and potential new arrangements.
Winifred Black laments changing female fashion in 1920s America. She mocks corsets and hoop skirts, contrasts grandmotherly modesty with modern cut and fit, and notes how stylish women resemble one another. The piece blends social satire with nostalgia for earlier female ideals.
Dr Royall S Copeland offers practical steps for deafness including addressing ear wax impaction, home wax-softening routines, and cautions on wax removal. He notes many cases are improvable with regular treatment and warns against forcing water into the ear. He invites readers to submit medical questions for column replies.
The reading warns of disruptive forces affecting finances trade and domestic life. It advises restraint and careful planning, especially for those born today, noting tendency toward bold but careless acts unless well guided. A cautious, steady year is advised amid opportunities for change.
The article promotes massage as a key method to shape arms and suggests daily gentle arm rubbing. It also recommends dumbbell exercises for building muscle, warns against overexertion, and gives a step by step routine to improve arm appearance and tone.
A vintage home cooking guide listing apple based dishes. Recipes cover Deep Dish Apple Pie Syrian Apples Puffing and browning apples with onions and curry Apple desserts and puddings with butter cream and sponge cake, baked apples with honey and nuts, and a lemon syrup finish.
A reader reports white spots on the neck spreading over five years and asks for diagnosis and care. The response suggests vitiligo and urges a thorough examination by a skin specialist for proper treatment guidance.
A young man asks if a senior girl will return to friendship after she travels. The reply urges respecting her wishes, suggests moving on, and advises seeking new company. Readers can send inquiries about feminine topics to the columnist and address letters to Miss Lawrie at the paper.
Old Greeks preserve rites as customs shift. In Sparta the bride drinks honey to ensure sweetness in the home, honey is spilled on the doorway lintel for harmony, and a guest breaks a pomegranate on the threshold. In Rhodes the bridegroom crushes a pomegranate at entry while guests shout blessings and the couple traces a honeyed cross for sweetness.
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