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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains poliomyelitis or infantile paralysis as a summer disease that can affect any age and may go unrecognized until paralysis. He notes epidemics from July to October, the role of vaccines in prevention, and references President Roosevelt's illness to highlight awareness and progress in understanding and preventing the disease.
The article discusses warm bath therapy at Warm Springs Georgia aiding movement in paralytic limbs and notes vaccines from recovered patients or monkeys show preventive value. It highlights spinal cord disease characteristics, recovery potential with massage and exercise, and details on makeup application including rouge placement, powdering, and lipstick for a polished look.
Answers cover serving romaine lettuce with outer leaves tied for salad and suggest not wearing a vet and white satin at parsonage weddings. It advises that at-home cards may be sent with invitations or after the honeymoon, and explains etiquette for a bride’s visiting status.
Profile of Gloria Hollister a longtime Beebe assistant now in the Bronx Zoo laboratory. The piece highlights her deep sea expeditions to South America last April, her discovery of a rare two inch golden frog, and her work descending in bathysphere suits with Beebe.
Fashion notes describe beret options for a prominent woman, pairing black felt hats with silk or printed outfits for a daytime rendezvous. A captioned piece cites designers and seasonal color combos, including bans of ribbean ribbons and a stepped treatment from Molyneur.
A reader asks about removing facial scars from a car accident and whether to seek plastic surgery. Guidance suggests visiting a top hospital in a large city for referrals, and notes that while plastic surgery can improve appearance it may not remove all signs. It also includes general posture and exercise tips for women in daily life.
This piece advises planning meals and labeling storage to let a man manage cooking while away. It covers menus, prep directions, where items are kept, beverages, breakfasts and ready foods, plus tips on storing desserts and organizing utensils. It notes dads may resist but will enjoy a home cooked five course welcome when return arrives.
In August fashion notes celebrate high crown hats for fall, especially sports felts and velours. Descriptions cover Directoire cones with indented tops, the postilion style, and front-davored draped crowns. Color names praline, cafe clair, and Malay describe browns, with pairings to greens, blues, and autumn tones.
Modern Woman opens a column about reading mail with care and empathy. The writer explains bias, tone, and the aim to capture both the word picture and the impression of letter writers while warning against insincerity and flippancy.
A reader laments a letters writer Mary who risks family shame by socializing with an aimless younger man. The editor questions motive, warns against clandestine meetings with boys of ill repute, and ponders the girl’s boastful defiance and fear of parental judgment.
A woman recalls a sunburnt boy and his two brothers as they taunt him to fight. The child’s quiet courage clashes with his elder brothers’ mixed beliefs, revealing how labels shape a youngster’s self image and how adults can boost confidence through supportive pointers rather than coercion.
The note suggests housewives eat noon meals alone but with a cheerful habit. It proposes carrying the lunch to a living room or yard, listening to a program, and bringing along a work basket for light mending or crafts after the meal.
The 1928 Fairchild description promotes a fall blouse with a soft spun rayon woolen texture. It highlights thief de Box pleats on the front, a small high collar, and link cuffs plus a comprehensive range of subtle colorings to harmonize with tweed fabrics.
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