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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1935
Page
2
Dr. Louis Herrmann, noted surgeon, has announced a discovery enabling passive vascular exercises to revitalize blocked arteries. A device named Pavaex uses vacuum and pressure cycles to improve blood flow to affected limbs, offering hope for sclerosis, clots, and incipient gangrene with broader funding needed to make it affordable.
A vintage guide emphasizes perfumes as essential beauty aids shaping mood and preference. It urges immaculate cleanliness, frequent baths, targeted deodorants, hair care, and breath maintenance. It advises choosing light floral scents, avoiding strong morning or sports fragrances, and applying perfume with atomizers for subtle, lasting aroma.
New York fashion notes highlight skirt fullness with belled silhouettes and front drape. coats favor belled or full shapes, and low fullness hems appear in formal frocks. Sheers dominate evening wear as street fabrics lean thin. featured gown shows taffeta with a green black check, rhinestone neckline bow, taileta contrast, and puffed sleeves. Capes mirror toreador influence in rough tweed and pastel wool two-piece sets.
Reader asks about using middle initials and full names on wedding invitations. Expert advises engraving full names, avoid two initials, and use full names on invitations. For door greetings, the host answers. if unfixed, the gentleman defers to the lady.
A mother asks how to discuss fair play among children, stressing character building learned at home rather than by rote. The piece urges parents to model honesty and self-control, correct misbehavior with care, and reason with children from birth to cultivate truth and fairness.
Use warm vinegar to soak brushes behind the stove. Remove paint spatters from glass and enamel pots with hot vinegar solution. To clean stains in enamel, wash with chlorine bleach diluted in water. After arranging fresh flowers, keep the vase out of drafts to prolong life.
A guide on being a ideal guest in small maidless households. It advises aiding host chores, keeping rooms tidy, avoiding kitchen meddling, dining plans, breakfast habits, attire, running errands, and choosing departure times to fit the hostess schedule. It emphasizes adaptability and considerate conduct to earn future invitations.
Concerning Questions Dr Chrisman offers readers the privilege of addressing questions to him care of this paper. He will answer questions of general interest in his regular daily column on this page.
An offer invites readers to obtain the Glamorous Eyes leaflet with tips on eye makeup and new beauty aids. Send a self addressed stamped envelope to receive a copy of the leaflet.
A brief note describes Tang Wate as crossing over the salad with four tang. It may garnish two lettuce or endive salads or be used as a salad green with French dressing.
A reader with big puffy finger joints and thin red hands is advised to seek a medical exam for a rheumatic tendency. Massage and cream moisturize the skin and improve circulation. Hand exercises, gentle wrist rotations, and a quality hand lotion are recommended for relief.
Observers label Capt. Amtholény Eden Britain's young diplomat shaping Eastern Europe policy with Stalin chats and a proposed security pact. Son of a baronet, Eton and Oxford education, he blends aristocratic polish with strategic skill, drawing praise from rivals and whispers of a future prime minister.
Judith Wilson Samidies advocates using fruit as a regular staple to boost immunity and digestion. The piece lists health benefits and provides recipes including prune salad, fruit compote, custard sauce, and a sweet potato apple bake, with menu ideas for luncheons and desserts.
Readers are invited to send questions on general topics to Mrs. Martin. She will answer in this column but cannot reply individually to every correspondent. Names will not be published. Send inquiries to the paper care of this column.
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