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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
9
The article discusses athlete's foot, a ringworm infection spread by gym showers and public baths. It details symptoms between toes and on hands, progression from blisters to crusts, and difficulties in achieving a permanent cure as the infection can spread across the body through scratching and contact.
The article explains how athlete's foot spores spread via contaminated bathroom floors and skin contact, notes that persistent treatment and keeping re infection sources away are essential, and cites Whitfields ointment and phenylmercuric nitrate as common remedies. It also mentions a New Jersey case of long term back pain possibly from rheumatism or lumbar issues, with bed rest and limited bending.
Fashion notes describe two natural fabric trends for the season, including mussed taffeta and pique textures. The piece highlights crisp silhouettes for gowns and lingerie necklines, noting a shift to deeper V shapes and wider shoulders as bold styling statements, with accessories completing the look.
Spring is the season for home repairs with federal financial help available. Neighborhood mechanics will handle essential fixes, with painting emphasized as both protective and decorative for the home.
Profiles For Today features TALBOT LAKE with a biographical sketch highlighting career, influences, and notable works. The piece chronicles key milestones, artistic approach, and public reception, presenting a concise portrait of the subject's impact and ongoing projects.
Circus posters decorate vacant store rows as Dexter Fellows, famed press agent, prepares ahead of Rin nie Brothers and Barnum & Bailey shows. A walking encyclopedia of circus news, he supplies papers with stories, photographs, and anecdotes, a beloved figure in the touring circuit.
A timetable notes broibnz fish cooking times from ve to minutes for small portions and from ivelve to fifteen minutes for trickish. A rubber coated wrench prevents chipping of ch AS a special teatimetre. Children served with toast or crack.
A jacket concept in medium blue pure dye crepe features a beltless line over a dress with ultra decolletage. It uses white lace as trimming, with short puffed sleeves adding subtle styling.
A dated beauty guide advises focusing on the eyes to attract attention. It recommends honest expression, grooming eyebrows, and using eyebrow products and eyeshadow to enhance eye size and expressiveness. The piece notes modern shade variety for eye makeup and hints at future columns.
A cosmetician advises seven brushes for grooming and three key items for eyes and skin. The text urges soft brushes for cosmetics, explains cleansing routines for nails and elbows, and notes new fashion shifts favoring embellishment with petticoats, furs, and bells, offering guidance for plain girls to shine.
A quirky, fragmentary look at spring attire describes colors like dark blue, accessories, hats, stockings, and sandals. It notes evolving dress styles, a trend toward coordinated outfits, and the social air around outfits and costumes.
A column urges Americans to learn and cook sectional dishes with fresh produce to elevate national cuisine. It cites Southern fried chicken New England desserts and a revival of pancake specialties at a Midwestern country hotel. The piece lists weekly menus featuring robust American fare and promises future recipes.
New York fashion note advises women to pair light hats with dark dresses using crisp whites with navy or black and adds accents like crushed pinks, heather tones, and greens. Describes hats with flowers, veils, and bows as key spring trims, highlighting fruit and floral motifs and stitched pique fabric designs.
A reader letter shows a 19 year old who favors a career over romance and worries about the social pressures on girls. The piece argues that girls often seek both marriage and ambition, advises addressing underlying inhibitions, and suggests mothers seek wiser counsel to help her write songs while pursuing life goals. Mrs Martin invites readers to submit questions for the column.
Ellen asks for a morning lollypop and, after crying, learns that tears sway her mother only briefly. The mother refuses then offers negotiation, guiding Ellen to stop crying, wash her face, and smile for visitors. Ellen yields, realizing tears affect only adults briefly. Grandma’s sympathy contrasts with mom’s firm boundary.
A description of a widely scattered large floral pattern costume in yellow and rose with white, featuring a ruckrack collar edging and shoulder cuffs bound in green and yellow.
A Q and A from Mrs W and Mrs D McC offers etiquette guidance. If a woman sits alone at a dance she should rise and join another seated companion to avoid appearing conspicuous. Crackers for soup should rest under a doily and hot breads be folded in a napkin.
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