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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
6
The article chronicles diphtheria’s far reaching damage from heart and blood vessels to kidneys and nerves. It notes dilated vessels tissue injury and possible hemorrhage in the throat. It discusses diagnostic advances with electric indicators and the risk of lasting paralysis or speech and swallowing difficulties.
Jacqueline Hunt explores home facial masks as a simple method to clear blemishes and revive skin. It details almond milk masks, almond meal paste, egg yolk rose water mixtures, and a powder treatment to cleanse pores, plus step by step application and warm-milk rinsing for a refreshed complexion.
New fashion silhouettes capture varied lines with tunic-apron and fuller-front shapes leading the season. Skirts emphasize wider hems with belted or belled effects, while bold evening gowns feature exaggerated fullness and waist-to-hem silhouette shifts. Chanel and Rochas influence wide hem drama. A man-tailored runko brown suit with patch pockets completes the lineup.
An essay by Jane Herbert Goward argues that parents must let a child learn from experience. Edgar loses a cap, faces scolding, and his parents replace it, sparing him real inconvenience. The piece warns against shielding children from cause and effect and urges parents to let consequences teach responsibility.
Readers may address their general interest questions to Dr Chrisman care of this paper. He will answer inquiries in his regular daily column on this page.
A promotional note offering tips on eye makeup and new aids to eye beauty. Readers are invited to send a self addressed stamped envelope to receive a copy of the leaflet Glamorous Eyes.
The writer offers basic at home workouts to reduce excess flesh around the waist and hips and a reducing diet plan for the period of weight loss. They request the reader’s name and address to mail a slimming leaflet and diet menus, noting health and rest as prerequisites before beauty routines.
Mary Moore rose from a Baltimore season to a Metropolitan Opera debut after six years of study and patient backing by William J. Guard. Her early life near Amsterdam Avenue and limited travel contrasted with a now broader career as she won a contract through auditions and persistence.
Quick menus for today use canned pineapple juice green beans corned beef hash and eggs with American cheese and whipping cream. Two menus guide prep before and after work with fruit salad champagne cream and a hot starter then a springlike dessert gelatin rice dish. Corned beef hash nests with poached eggs and parsley butter sauce finish the meal.
A reader asks who should seat five women with a man at a restaurant. Answer: women seated facing each other with the gentleman between. The coffee question states the host man should pour. if engaged in conversation or distracted, the woman may pour for both, with the pot between them for easy access.
A compact menu snippet lists quick dinner options including chilled pineapple juice cheese sticks poached eggs on corned beef hash patties buttered string beans crisp toast jam fresh fruit salad and coffee.
Practical tips on preserving silver and piano keys, and keeping bread crumbs tidy. Suggests tarnish prevention with camphor, cleaning with alcohol, and using a paper bag over grinders to reduce crumb loss.
Mrs Goward offers her pamphlet "Children's Quarrels" free of charge. Write to her care of this newspaper and include a stamped self addressed envelope to obtain a copy.
The piece critiques the push to criminalize or regulate what is called the love racket. It argues alimony, breach of promise, and alienation of affections are problematic, noting social shifts in proof and communication through telegraph and telephone complicate women's cases. It suggests lawmakers may fix a charge on affections to curb racketeers.
A newspaper column invites readers to send general interest questions to Mrs Martin who will answer in the column. She cannot reply personally to every correspondent and states that names will not be published and readers should address questions to her care of the paper.
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