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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
6
Dr. Claud North Chrisman outlines influenza as a general systemic disease spreading rapidly through the population. It equals a severe cold in many ways but causes greater prostration, with early contagiousness and waves of infection across the country.
A young woman considering a coworker’s invitation should first confirm she likes the person and is comfortable outside the office. If she feels certain, she may accept, but only if she believes he is a respectful, gentlemanly individual.
Amorette E Fraser of Brooklyn marks her 101st birthday and voices support for retirement age of seventy. She remains active with eight upcoming women’s club engagements and speeches while overseeing finances and household with her daughter Anna and son Charles. The Plymouth Church Women’s Guild hosts a reception in her honor.
A domestic note advises using a good white soap for fine china and glassware. It also suggests adding a teaspoonful of kerosene to the water when boiling clothes to achieve whiter results.
A ribbed cotton sheet blouse features a pointed scalloped edge in self fabric with varicolored buttons for Gecent. The printed dimity version uses colorful buttons for trimming and a tapering jabot.
Spring brings a gay adventurer attitude to trailer life with in-vehicle cooking. Readers are advised to stock staples and fresh produce for road meals and to plan marketing on the road as carefully as home. Three daily meals remain essential and easy trailer specials make cooking on wheels simpler.
A collage of kitchen notes detailing scrambled eggs with rice for four, thin fried potatoes, stuffed gingerbread with cream cheese dates filling, Frankfurter Bolis with biscuit dough, banana shortcake using layered cake and bananas, and chipped beef rarebit with tomatoes and cheese. Each item notes proportions and serving yields.
The station menu lists breakfast items pineapple juice bacon and eggs jam biscuits coffee. Lunch offers assorted sandwiches and fruit salad with lettuce. Dinner features broiled steak string beans potato chips mixed green salad oatmeal cookies canned fruit and coffee.
The piece blends beauty advice for sensitive skin including gentle cleansing, use of bland soap, and careful pimple care with fashion notes on spring suits and lingerie. It notes handbags by Schiaparelli, revival of gay sashes, bolero pairing, and lingerie blouse trends from Paquin, Maggy ouff, and others with lace, embroidery, and organdie fabrics.
Light eye shadow should be applied above the lashes and along the lid edge, blended to the outer corners toward the brow, with minimal crease. Avoid heavy lower-lid shadow and excessive lower mascara to prevent hollow eyes, while mascara should match or enhance natural lashes after eye makeup is finished. Use a dry brush, ensure lashes are powder-free, and keep color dry. rest eyes with warm and cool compresses or boric acid eye baths for relief.
A piece on jealousy in women, noting envy as an ugly trait shared by all. The first letter portrays an older woman’s bitter jealousy of a younger rival, framing jealousy as a corrosive force in relationships.
A mother recalls a moment when her toddler Frankie swallowed a nickel after mouth exploration. A doctor advises to coat coins with sticky foods and reassure caregivers that a five cent piece is minor. The piece prompted talks on child curiosity and habit formation in early childhood.
A white satin blouse features a palm-leaf motif with quirted accents on each side of the front. The stem runs through perforations and is tied with a white satin bow, forming a decorative detail.
A Paris A brown satin coat features a short bolero back and a long panel front fastened with small satin buttons. It is worn over a honey colored georeg bodice finely pleated from shoulder to toe rather than a night gown.
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