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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
7
A vintage fitness piece outlines two routines for women to improve figure and suppleness. It prescribes standing stretches and sequence drills, plus a prone leg lift and sit up variation. Emphasizes regular daily practice and a warm sponge bath for aftercare.
Dr R S Copeland provides guidance on dandruff, noting it as pityriasis capitis or bran like scales on the scalp. He recommends thorough washing with ample water, avoids heavy hormones, and suggests a formula of resin and glycerine in water for persistent cases. He invites readers to send questions for future columns.
A tense search grips a farm near Durkee as Grace Draper, Katie, and I canvass every room and outbuilding for Junior after his disappearance. Mrs Benton aids efforts while the Durkee party hotel rumors promise news, but night brings no sign of the boy.
The reader asks if aspirin is dangerous and if it should be taken without physician advice. Answers warn against continuous aspirin use without a doctor’s prescription and advise consulting a physician for personal risk. Other questions cover morning tongue coating from diet or constipation, drinking water with meals, and a six month old with soft bones with cautious guidance.
Annette Bradshaw notes wide color variety for fall blouses including black brown citron and gerandim. Designs feature panel fronts high neck lines mixed fabrics and varied sleeves with georgette fabrics and gold bead embroidery creating rich textures and contrasts.
Healthful cereal breads require careful handling for good texture and keeping quality. Recipes include Corn Muffins Gluten Muffins Bran Muffins Bran Bread and a seeded Raisin loaf with precise measures and baking times for best results.
Winifred Black frames a tale of Albert the sturdy son who lives with his mother on town outskirts. The garden home with pinks and dotted curtains is described as a darling place where Albert, aged 13 or so, keeps them fed and cared for. He recently had a chance to get something significant.
In a story about Greek customs, a son Albert earns a motorcycle with his mother's help to support them. The new wheel is stolen, prompting an advertisement for its return. The tale contrasts belief in kind thieves with a cautious view of crime and hope for moral forgiveness.
An advice column response suggests a grateful approach to an aunt who raised the writer after becoming an orphan. It emphasizes respecting the aunt’s wishes, patience as the writer grows, and considering the aunt’s care and guidance as beneficial while questioning personal friendship choices.
A reflective piece on life as a journey emphasizing choosing good company and avoiding needless criticism. It cautions against rudeness even if blunt, urges restraint, steadiness, and avoiding worry as paths to steady progress.
Tomorrow's forecast notes unfavourable astral conditions for business health and domestic affairs. Advises utmost care, guarding health and fortunes, and caution for those unemployed or in vulnerable positions. Birthday individuals should stay quiet and protect assets and health. Children born today need health and fortune care and early training.
A humorous scene unfolds as Doris converses with Mrs. Wasp about nest habits and spider predation. The wasp defends her role as a natural pest controller, noting she targets flies and spiders to protect her young, while humans should be humane to the spider. Doris reacts with laughter as Mrs. Wasp demonstrates a quick capture of a spider.
A collage of curiosities notes a proposed Oklahoma town named Would Be, giant squirrels on India’s Malabar coast, a lone death among women versus eight among men, India’s bamboo pulps potential at 20 000 688 tons yearly, and Morocco described as vast and wealthy yet globally isolated. It mentions a world’s largest watch, biblical mentions of stones and creatures, Majorca’s famed climate, and a Western Australian flower wreath frozen in ice for Westminster Abbey’s Unknown Warrior grave.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a child actress or performer linked to Epicta Theater. Citations appear to describe the girl as a dainty color figure or subject, with references to names like Andersen, suggesting a stage context.
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