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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1935
Page
2
The piece traces progress in diphtheria prevention using antitoxin and the Schick test. It emphasizes early toxoid vaccination, testing to identify susceptibility, and notes that preventive treatment markedly lowers death rates while toxin-caused deaths were misattributed to antitoxin. It urges universal immunization for children under five to wipe out the disease.
A home hot oil facial guide promotes a quick restorative routine for dull thirsty skin. It details mixing oils with tincture of benzoin and scented toilet water, warming the blend, cleansing, masking with gauze, eye pads, and gentle massaging for a relaxing facial treatment.
Irene Vail notes Paris models favor flowered prints with large daisies carnations and violets alongside dots and stripes. Garden of Eden print appears across collections while chalk white on black or navy grounds and tiny lily of the valley motifs appear in Schiaparelli and Rochas shows. Two linen hats and a navy straw town hat complete the latest fashion spread.
Peggy Goward sixteen loses self reliance after mother constantly helps with tasks at home and school. The piece argues the child embraces helplessness when asked to try, citing broken eggs as a lesson. It urges parents to push children to try, then assist if needed, to foster independence.
A reader wrestles with Dr Henry Nobel McCracken of Vassar who claimed ladies are extinct. The piece weighs what constitutes a lady versus a woman, citing Mrs Roosevelt’s view that kindness and inner assurance define class beyond birth or circle. It notes social change, enduring morals, and the idea that progress preserves essentials while outward forms shift.
A high side part with a hat pushed back and curled high adds height while staying neat. For younger readers wind blown curls are charming. Wear simple sportswear or tailored coat-dresses for ordinary occasions.
Profiles outline Clean Frank from the University of Wisconsin as a liberal educator gaining traction with conservatives in the GOP. His Lincoln's Birthday critique targets a “hybrid system” and calls for new attitudes, blood, and program within the party. His rural roots and Wisconsin reforms draw national attention.
A quirky April Fool themed feature offering playful edible centerpieces and recipes. Instructions describe clown themed decorations using shells and oranges, plus recipes for chicken aspic, April Fool salad, and sweetbread patties with mushrooms and almonds. Contains multiple procedural steps and ingredient lists.
A wedding column answers two etiquette questions. The bride and groom are not expected to remain longer than two hours after the reception. If a young man says thank you after a dance, a natural smile or friendship is the appropriate girl’s reply when words feel forced.
A list of dishes includes sweet bread patties buttered green peas fried potato balls hot rolls and jellied strawberry sponge. Small cups of coffee accompany the fare.
Practical kitchen notes cover making a cheese and egg omelet with grated American cheese, keeping coffee hot during dripping, drying gas range burners, and drying utensils in hot oven. It describes using asbestos plates, hot water baths, sal soda solutions, and thorough drying after boiling.
Mrs Goward’s pamphlet "Children’s Quarrels" can be obtained free by writing to the paper’s address and sending a stamped self addressed envelope. The notice invites readers to request the pamphlet at no cost by mail.
The piece extols the electric mixer as a multipurpose device. It describes tasks from light mixing and beating to whipping, mashing, and juice extraction. It highlights uses in blending dressings, candies, custards, sauces, puddings, griddle cakes, and popovers.
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