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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1935
Page
3
GOOD HEALTH discusses boils and pimples and their causes. It explains how sweating and blocked glands trigger infection, notes predisposed individuals with lowered vitality, and describes the progression from a tender point to pus formation and chronic suppuration, with references to Job and ancient terms.
The article discusses extreme boil treatments, including incision and chemical applications, then shifts to housing progress under the PWA Building Program. It cites a New York architect praising government housing efforts, noting thousands of units completed or near completion, with sites in multiple cities and projected future completions over years.
The first Brookside Parent Teachers Association meeting of the school year was held in the auditorium Monday evening with Harold Irish as president in charge. He appointed committees to lead the activities. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs James Sawyer and daughter Mrs Ed Brown and daughter of Williamsfield called on Mr and Mrs Howard Moon and family of Abbey Road last week.
The season’s hit is the bridge frock with a wide ground clearance of nine inches. Bodices rise high in front and dip to the waist at back, worn over frocks with chasing boleros often in crepe or Smeco. Furs, belts, and bold neck treatments define the look, while simpler color schemes favor black ensembles for daywear.
A guide states the gentleman should be introduced to the lady and not ask her to cross the room. It advises taking the man to her and notes chauffeurs should assist guests without forcing introductions, staying at the car door until passengers are settled.
Miss Ciliford Howells appointed chair of the membership committee with A Norgan and others named. A membership drive slated for September 21 and October 1343. Social and program committees formed for the next meeting in October. Lorain 4-H delegates named including Miss Neva Carrick and several others with additional youths to attend con gress as official delegates.
A vintage guide advises fall fashion and cosmetics to enhance a frame and skin tone. It recommends alabaster brows, rich skin color, fur-trimmed suits, and Renaissance shades. It outlines eye shadows, Rouge lip color, powder, and long lasting lipsticks suitable for blondes and brunettes, with romantic shade names and shimmering finishes.
A reader asks how eyelid wrinkles form from irritation and eyelash pulling and whether iris causes them. Advice covers lash care with oils, avoiding corners of the mouth during cleansing, and mole removal via doctor supervised injections. notes about a delegation from Miss Alice Bird county extension agent to Columbus for a Congress with conferences and tours.
A mother recalls her childhood memories as her son Startin rages over a trifling matter. The piece discusses adolescence as a turbulent period with shifting moods and the need for parental steadiness. It urges parents to avoid pettiness and to be a calm haven for their changing children.
Fran cis Lederer, a Hollywood figure with a striking profile, advocates a World Peace Federation to influence governments. The group, a year and a half old, claims 106000 U S followers and 566000 overseas, gathering signatures to prove public desire for universal peace. Lederer credits wartime duty and a Versailles distrust to his push for peace. He aims to reach ten to fifteen percent of a nation's population before appealing to rulers.
Arnot in northern Pennsylvania has dwindled from about 6000 residents to around 600. The once thriving mining community is now nearly deserted with most facilities and households abandoned as prosperity faded.
A new ruling by Federal Judge John D. Martin in Memphis Tenn states that only knowledge of the law and good moral character are necessary to practice law in Federal court. The decision signals a shift in qualification standards for attorneys appearing before federal judges in the district.
In a tense thriller wrap, Hately presses a deadly machine while Peggy and Terry confront betrayal by Canders, Dane, and Traeve. A dramatic break in by Towland’s team ends the danger as Jake Widson’s rescue enables escape and Peggy and Terry plan an immediate marriage.
The Sullivan Congregational Church hosted its second annual flower show on Sept 17, highlighting a simple elegant display against a black backdrop. Exhibits included zinnias from Wellington Garden Club and quilts with hundreds of embroidered names, plus a lecture on flower arrangement by Ruth Schultz. Community turnout rose with many out-of-town guests attending.
Marian Mays Martin writes that a young girl may bob her hair and attend dances or parties if it improves appearance and convenience. She argues there is no moral or emotional problem in self-expression through hairstyle or social events.
The A W W Class will meet Friday evening October 20 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Beston. The Baptist Sunday School picnic at Westgate Park had about 60 in attendance with games and a dinner. A large LaGrange carnival is planned on the square Friday and Saturday September 21 and 22 with a parade for cheese shoot children, bands, booths, and prizes. A wedding occurred September fourteenth in Cleveland with William E Bouga and Evelyn C Roth, followed by a reception at Riverside Castle Halls and a wedding trip to Michigan. The groom is a LaGrange High School grad and the bride a Lincoln High School grad.
Recent dinner guests at the Morris Varsey home included Alfred Wallington Mrs Shafer and Mr and Mrs Percy Gould from Elyria Lake Avenue. Ethel Nichols helped at Columbus home of the Carpenters. Berea Fair attendance noted and plans for a Sunday night gathering at Goodsck with a sendoff for students headed to Ohio State Kent State and Baldwin Wallace. Lorain County Male Chorus will give a program at eight oclock. Booster Night discussions at Grange with inspection set for October 23rd and Po mona Grange members present at Henrietta event.
A column discusses teen social life, rights, and privileges for girls of partygoing age. It argues self-respect governs attendance at parties or dances, and questions the need for chaperones, suggesting a trustworthy partner matters more than day or night.
A man in love feels protective of a woman and her reputation, so he will guard her propriety and avoid places reflecting poorly on her. He should inform her of his plans and, if she is at home, may present himself at a reasonable hour. A telephone call before visiting is prudent, even in intimate relationships.
Tips on novelty salads using tomatoes and hard boiled eggs with fillings of chicken or potato salad fish or cottage cheese or anchovy paste. Egg yolk mixtures with capers onions olives and mayonnaise. Lemon with fish orange with salmon as salad partners. Also tips on newspaper used as ashtray cleaner hands, lemon juice sugar for children’s salads, vacuum cleaner bag maintenance, and fabric care with warm soapy water and ironing over pleats.
Mrs. Carl Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Munn, Elmer Fullmer, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Blaine, and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyers attended. State Master Kirk addressed the meeting. Visitors from Cleveland included Mr. and Mrs Christian and son Archia at the Patterson home. Mrs. Robert Jameson and son Robert were weekend guests of the Whitlock family in Lakewood.
The Bishop of Norwich, Jr. Betram Pollock, conducted a service for sun bathers in a Dante Hall near Great Yarmouth, England, reflecting on leisure and faith in a seaside setting.
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