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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
5
A distressed narrator recalls a perilous night as shadows close in and a secret telegram signals the arrival of Hugh Grantland. Mr Chester arranges a discreet plan to reunite with Grantland and locate the missing child, amid fear and urgent whispers.
Fragmented prose discusses the importance of kindness and resilience, contrasting failure with perseverance. It mentions twins named Jas and Severance and cautions against strict pride, urging steady effort against overwhelming odds.
Recipe tips from Jeannette Young Norton on efficient kitchen use. Discusses choosing economical ingredients and reducing waste. Advises boiling eggs ten to fifteen minutes and cooling before peeling to loosen shells.
Vera Winston highlights a black charmeuse frock with sheer embroidered batiste bib and cuffs, featuring a shoulder line, decorative upper skirt panel, and elbow-length slashed sleeves. The piece includes fashion notes and an array of kitchen egg and omelette recipes, offering era-flavored culinary guidance.
An article advises on sunburn effects after vacation and outlines a skincare routine. It emphasizes cleansing first, then massaging with cold cream nightly, and offers two home recipes: a reliable cold cream with cocoa butter and lanolin, and a handspecific skin food using borax and zinc. It also suggests lemon juice to help whiten skin and cautions about exposure and skin appearance returning to youthfully smooth condition with continued use.
A health column urges proper footwear to prevent blisters and cracks and offers home treatments. It discusses choosing well fitting shoes, avoiding harsh materials, and changing socks with shoes. For blisters, it prescribes cleaning, draining, and antiseptic application, plus protective padding and adhesives. For cracks between toes, iodine or tannic acid preparations are suggested, with stronger remedies like silver nitrate as a last resort. Emphasizes keeping feet clean, dry, and well circulated. caution against fashion over comfort.
Readers submit queries on preventing excessive hand perspiration catarrh treatment and lingering ear buzzing. Dr Copeland offers practical remedies and recommends professional evaluation for persistent symptoms. Copy of questions and answers appears under medical inquiries column.
According to astrology this day promises brilliant achievement and rapid progress in many areas with expansion and financial returns. Mars may incite impulsiveness and quarrels, especially in domestic matters, so restraint is advised. Those born on this day have strong prospects for success and growth, while a child born today will be active, bold, and quick to take risks.
A teen guidance column advises a young man and two girls on love, dancing, and secrecy. It counsels unselfishness, open parental involvement, and caution before eloping, urging readers to seek parents' consent and learn suitors' character before commitment.
The article describes Greek birth and baptismal rites from different regions such as Satapesi and Athens. It notes salt and pepper on newborns, hair cutting by priests, wax amulets, and water baptism. Names evolve from Sideros iron to Baby Youth and Young Man, with the Full-grown man milestone on a birthday.
In a whimsical 1921 tale from Newspaper Feature Service, Grasshopper siblings explore the world with six legs and six questions. Mother Hopper Toad dispenses practical wisdom about legs and roles as the meadow children grow, learning joys, duties, and independence.
Oddities claim big outputs from small items and unusual measurements. Estimates include one ton of coal yielding nearly twenty thousand feet of gas and a single orange tree bearing about seventy thousand oranges.
Fragmentary note references the Invisible Klux Klan and a renewal of group activity. No clear dates or locations are readable.
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