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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1938
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains sleep as a restorative process for body systems. He outlines how stress keeps organs active, reducing rest and nutritive repair, and notes factors soothing sleep include reduced stimulation, moderate meals, and fresh air. He emphasizes regulating sleep habits to optimize daytime efficiency and overall balance of bodily resources.
The text argues sleep quality hinges on brain reset, memory, and mood, noting sleep deprivation disrupts reasoning and emotion. It condemns using bedtime as punishment for children and suggests a consistent sleep pattern restores mental function, supported by those who study awakening cycles and EEG insights.
A Q and A from a etiquette guide advises that during a toast in your honor you remain seated and do not touch your glass unless you drink to yourself. If a speech is asked for, stand and speak briefly and thank guests for their kindness. For second helpings, keep the knife and fork on the plate and never place used silver on the table cover.
Film star Anne Siizley selects a hand tailored adobe brown jacket with a pencil slim earth brown skirt in novelty wool. She finishes with a beige saucer brimmed sailor hat banded in dark brown grosgrain for a coordinated look.
NE of the world's smallest countries Liechtenstein with 11 000 people and 65 square miles sits in the Rhine Valley. Prince Franz I 64 abdicated for personal reasons likely citing his Jewish wife amid Nazi disfavor. The prince is among the world's richest men with wealth from the 16th and 17th century, owning vast industrial and banking shares. His wife Gutmann holds major European stakes. The royal title stretches across multiple domains and centuries. Tomorrow: The man who teaches how to run libraries.
A magazine style workout piece urges daily twenty minute exercises to improve posture and silhouette before swimsuit season. It recommends combining activity with diet for weight changes and suggests massages. The routine includes leg lifts, knee pulls, and back expansion drills to strengthen the core and elongate the torso.
A reader asks how to correct large pores and use a complexion brush. Advice covers cold cream, hot cloth steam to open pores, light rotary brushing, and rinsing with warm then cold water. An at home astringent recipe is offered. The second inquiry requests methods to firm postnatal breasts, suggested by doctor approval followed by gentle massage, cocoa butter, and arm exercises to strengthen pectoral muscles.
The Federal Bureau of Home Economics reports that Americans know few potato preparations, while 300 options exist. Recipes include Cream Parsley Potatoes, Sweet Potato Croquettes, and Potato Roll, with serving ideas like scalloped potatoes with cold meat and baked potato soup.
Neck ribbons tied in old fashioned style were paired with strapless gowns at a recent swank fashion show. One ribbon featured an antique cameo, another pink roses, drawing eyes from hollows or contours to create interest and distraction while detailing work on the neck.
Fotriures Max of Paris debuts bleached silver fox and red fox looks in high society, with boleros and elbow sleeves in silver fox. Cross fox capes, sable dyed kolinsky pieces, and dramatic fur ensembles appear, while blue accents and floral hats broaden couture options for the season. Designers preview fringe and puffed silhouettes, including long capes and jewel-toned accessories.
A report presented to the Eastern branch of the American Psychological Association by Dr. Philip Eisenberg and Dr. June Carpentier outlines that dominant women showed greater independence and individuality in upbringing. The study of 500 Barnard and Brooklyn College women cites more parental liberties, earlier dating, and social flexibility, with economic security noted but unclear link to emotional security.
Parents seek to understand an ill infant beyond feeding and routine. A tired mother can misread misbehavior, but a wise approach is to view crying as discomfort, not naughtiness, and to teach self-help by letting the child relearn how to fetch the rattle.
At a psychology meeting Dr. A B Maslow of Brooklyn College presented findings on ego levels. High ego individuals were self confident poised pagan and earthy toward modern arts and rebels. Low ego people tended to be shy conventional polite good humored religious and socially inhibited.
Short Cuts advise salting fish before frying and heating fat thoroughly. It notes cod oil stains vanish with carbon tetrachloride and washing with warm soap. It suggests using clean bags to cover dresses to prevent dust and adds lemon juice or vinegar to preserve red cabbage color, with an apple enhancing the effect.
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