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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1933
Page
10
Dr Clendening explains common and obscure sources of bad breath including atrophic rhinitis, Vincent's infection of the gums, tongue and tonsils, along with tooth decay and food debris. He notes that dried tonsillar material and nasal secretions can cause odor, and suggests nasal cleansing, brushing, and a salos tablet for temporary relief.
Flat pelts form many small hats to wear with fur coats this year. They use Galyak, American broadtail and burunduki dyed green red blue. A transparent ribbed velvet evening dress named Ding Ding Dong features a decollete trimmed with bell shaped pieces. Coat collars in better coats are high wide and handsome merging into fur yokes. Wide shoulders are an old story and rumors say hips will be decorated next.
A notice describes the Wife Preservers offering plant care while owners are away. They keep water in stationary tubs about one inch deep and let the plants stand in this for the duration.
A lurid social look at missing women cites Los Angeles police records claiming 75 percent of missing wives are blue-eyed brunettes. The piece links hair and eye color to disappearances and lists Hollywood stars by hair and eye color in a sensational context.
A 21 year old writes that after three years dating in secret she and a 45 year old man became engaged five months before telling her parents. They forbid contact though she insists the relationship is serious and happy, and they plan to marry despite disapproval.
Excerpts from a vintage advice column discuss a young woman’s plan to marry a man much older, parental consent, and the impact on family. A reader asks about legal and moral aspects, while Blue provides cautious guidance on trust, timing, and adapting to marriage. Other letters offer reassurance about dating nerves and boosting confidence in social outings.
Household hints present a nourishing luncheon menu for school children and families. Recipes include Baked Tuna Fish with biscuit crust and a two layer Picnic Cake with chocolate icing, built around milk eggs and flour.
A melon cocktail recipe mixes watermelon and cantaloupe balls with fresh mint lemon juice and chili served in glasses. A fried chicken method involves frying then packing in jars with hot grease and processing in water for three hours before reheating the grease with warm water.
By Dr Garry C Myers head of Parent Education Cleveland College Western Reserves University argues the decline of corporal punishment has not ended harm in schools. He says teachers and parents still wound pupils with scolding tones and sarcasm especially toward adolescents and urges calmer voices and kinder discipline. He notes the harm of public shaming and offers booklets Punishments and Rewards and Fear available by mail.
Mae West inspired hour glass trends with slender lines for hips and waist. Gladys Glad outlines exercises to trim hips and shape legs, noting routines from her New Figure booklet and further methods in Care of the Feet and Legs.
The fragment appears to discuss nightly routines for leg cleansing and skin care. It mentions scrubbing legs with a flesh brush, applying massage with cold cream or olive oil, and hints at a facial or body care regimen. Names or clear events are absent.
A nostalgic guide to affordable crochet blankets using simple wool scraps and remnants. It describes two styles a tan robe edged in brown yarn and a patchwork eight inch square cover made from old suits skirts and leftovers. The pieces promise warmth durability and practicality for dorms lounges and study corners.
A damaged excerpt from a poem reflecting on spiritual unity with a lover. The speaker describes dwelling within the beloved, sharing thoughts and emotions, and unlocking the soul like a key. The fragment includes references to blood, pulse, and a thunderous air.
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