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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1937
Page
4
Dr North Chr Isman and chiropodist Mr Martin discuss flat feet and fallen arches in Life and Health. The letter notes many arch problem types and stresses seeing a properly qualified practitioner, not only physicians, for effective treatment.
A local chiropodist and I discuss foot arches and common problems. The front arch weakens from high heels long standing overweight and tight shoes causing ball and toe pain. Massage baking and strapping offer comfort but not a cure.
An X ray may be needed to determine treatment for arch trouble. Choose a properly fitted metatarsal support over a steel one. Use flexible or steel arches based on condition and weight, with leather covering and regular cleaning. Avoid ill fitting or agent sold supports and seek professional fitting.
Profile reflects on Albert A. Cole the oldest active grocer in the United States at eighty three. His South Portland store founded by his father Roethus Cole in 1854 survived hard times on faith and credit. The piece contrasts past and present retail life and notes Parsley’s nutritive value.
Gifts should be unwrapped as received and each donor thanked separately. The proper way to eat beans is with a fork held scoop fashion. do not pierce beans with a fork.
A spring fashion note describes a navy blue sheer woolen frock printed with blue and white. It features a buttoned front, shirred front skirt sides, slashed pockets, puff sleeves, and a double woolen and pique collar.
A practical guide promotes quick daily beauty routines to fit busy schedules. It suggests budgeting minutes for face washing five to eight minutes for ordinary makeup, fifteen for evening looks, ten for scalp treatments, and up to an hour for an indulging bath, urging readers to track wasted time and act efficiently.
The Women s National Exposition of Arts and Industries in New York showcased 10 000 menus and recipes from six regions. Virginia Ohio California Texas Iowa entries impressed with balanced creative flavors and refined use of seasonings including soups, roasts, salads, pies, and desserts.
A New York columnist muses on fashion chic and individuality versus uniform trends. He notes that strong personalities will shape spring costumes and comments on the era’s edgy adjectives and surreal hat trends in Fifth Avenue shop windows.
A reader asks about affordable makeup to suit gray eyes and dark hair for spring and summer. Guidance suggests a creamy pinkish powder a soft pink rouge and lipstick with blue or green eye shadow and black mascara. For eyebrows, if wide natural balance may be ruined by plucking. remove only hairs crossing the nose bridge and extending beyond the natural brow line.
A local fashion feature showcases new foundation garments made from tropical cloth and cool nets, highlighting breathable materials for hot weather. The display emphasizes comfort, style, and summer practicality for apparel shoppers.
Left over spinach can be used for tomorrow lunch by mixing with beaten eggs, salting, peppering, and frying in butter. Lemon ice makes an excellent substitute for vinegar in French dressing. Glazed chintz should be pressed with a lukewarm iron on the wrong side. Use a damp ironing cloth if pressing on the right side.
The essay argues women exaggerate money matters and pretend money does not matter. It critiques the white collar myth and fashion influenced purchases, urging women to value practicality over style and to resist exploitation through prudent spending.
A mother and friend discuss managing a child amid four parents and busy grandparents. The piece argues grandparents can be meddlesome yet harmony comes from united parental authority and teaching children to cater to grandparents.
A white felt collar with colorful appliques trims a till type coat with a scalloped yoke. The cuffs and collar are linen with colorful embroidery enhancing the garment.
A compact guide lists terms such as cafe noir meaning black coffee, aux marrons for chestnuts, en brochette on skewers, petits fours for small cakes, yarni gar nished, and bombe glace a molded frozen dessert typically with one or two ice cream varieties.
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