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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1937
Page
14
The American Hair Deston Institute presents sculptured sleek hairstyles designed to flatter faces and suit spring hats. The left coifure offers smooth curls or loose ringlets with a top roll. hats range from halo styles to shallow crowns. A second sleek formal coiffure emphasizes glossy brushed hair, precise shaping, and disciplined ends for evening or tailored looks.
Boils start as inflamed hair follicle infections that redden and swell. They may drain and heal in days or weeks, sometimes many at once, with risk of anemia or fever. Causes include local infections by bacteria, rubbing skin, and exposure to oils or certain chemicals. prevention lies in hygiene and general tonics such as iron quinine syrup.
Dr Chrisman outlines home and clinical treatments for boils and carbuncles. He suggests yeast for prevention, sulfur arsenic tar and alkalies internally, tin tablets to abort boils, strict cleanliness and antiseptics, carbolic acid injections for head boils, and staphylococcic vaccines to prevent recurrence. Readers may send questions with a stamped envelope to the newspaper office.
A reader asks if a girl should seek her dance partner when promised a dance. The reply: she should wait for the partner to claim her. A second reader questions cigarette etiquette with women. the answer urges politeness and suggests offering a cigarette or allowing the woman to request one.
A fashion note details a gown blending sheer and satin with a cowl neckline and draped sleeves. One model pairs Valenciennes lace panels with a tucked bodice, while another uses narrow ribbons threaded through lace bands to create contrast.
A profile of Miss May Upshaw director of examinations for the New York City Municipal Civil Service Commission. She securely handles exam questions and ensures no outside contact the night before tests. She notes rising intellectual content and keener competition among applicants.
Fashion notes describe boleros and redingotes as versatile styles suitable for both adults and younger wearers, emphasizing adaptable silhouettes and timeless appeal. The piece highlights how these garments bridge grown-up and youthful wardrobes with ease.
ELEN GLEASON discusses a natural beauty approach focusing on diet daily exercise fresh air and sunshine. She favors minimal cosmetics soap and water and believes facial massage and heavy products clog pores. Gale Sondergaard echoes health first, a light eye massage, lean diet and occasional milk and fruit juice fasts.
A reader asks about dry hair oily dandruff. Advice covers scalp care shampoos medicated salves and daily massages plus regular brushing and careful rinsing. The second query outlines posture abdominal control and outdoor activities to combat the middle aged spread with suggested sports like golf hiking riding or swimming.
Practical kitchen notes caution not to salt sauces or cereals until near completion to avoid curdling milk. It advises stirring tightly and notes that baking powder and mustard settle in their cans. Timely mixing and careful storage are recommended.
An English coronation inspired lipstick range centers on coronation red in clear ruby tones. A lighter African pink appears in bright cycle man shades with pink emphasized for spring. Carnelian accents color shoes bags and belts with a third spring makeup and nail polish ensemble in carnelian. Rouge and lipstick offerings come in pastel enamel cases.
A compact guide offers quick lunch ideas for busy mothers with readymade ingredients. Grilled Grapefruit with sugar butter and nutmeg bakes or broils. Lamb shoulder patties wrapped in bacon browns fast. Devilled Tomatoes with butter sauce and flour thrusts. Prune or Apricot Whip uses cream prune or apricot pulp marshmallows and lemon juice. A sweet orange marmalade cream cheese walnut sandwich filling rounds out the suggestions.
A luncheon menu lists Chopped Lamb Patties, Baked Stuffed Potatoes, Buttered Spinach, Prune Whip Cookies, Toasted Bacon and Cheese Sandwiches, Apricot Bavarian, Coffee, and Milk. The spread emphasizes hearty savory dishes and dessert with beverages.
Boil two cups rice, mold in buttered form in hot water. Shell six hard boiled eggs, mix yolks with dry mustard salt pickle pimiento and parsley, moisten with vinegar or mayonnaise. Fill eggs, turn rice onto plate, arrange eggs around it and garnish with green pepper strips.
The piece notes Reboux's spring collection with Parisian influence. Velvet hats with body toques trimmed by flower cutouts and chiffon scarves tied under the chin appear. Small shapes front and back, massed palettes, flowers like forget-me-nots and prim roses, and wild pansies on natural straw toppers highlighted. Velvet ribbons and flowers remain a key pairing.
In a suburban town a group of husbands formed a Home Conservation Movement to audit household spending. The wives rejected the plan, and the men folded their club. The president resigned after the women demanded an accounting.
A column argues for household budgeting and regular auditing of expenses. It questions gender roles in money management and notes some husbands defer pay to wives while granting control to an “economic” spouse, while acknowledging varied personal habits in spending.
A 1950s style discussion argues husbands should hold a separate checking account and give wives a fixed allowance to manage the home. It praises budgets to stretch income while warning against overindulgent spending and the risk of marital strife from money mismanagement. It notes some men felt reforms came too late and stresses the need for sensible budgeting by both spouses.
A weary father and mother quarrel over children and a brother's troubles. The piece analyzes how constant complaints about family members erode mood and harmony, suggesting a wiser approach is to speak kindly about the kids and avoid airing grievances at length.
The guide outlines timing for moving garden plants. Spring moves target fall blooming perennials, shrubs and trees. fall to spring for spring flowering varieties. deciduous trees in late fall or early spring. evergreens follow a separate rule with April and August preferred. It details moving annuals in late spring to early summer and perennials sown in autumn, noting a long moving season through summer.
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