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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1935
Page
3
A health columnist explains pyorrhea as a deficiency-related, multi factor dental disease. He traces historical beliefs, defines the periodontal origin, explains how nourishment and minerals affect the membrane between tooth and bone, and warns that neglect leads to tooth loss.
Profiles for Today notes the forty-year-old Marquess of Linlithgow appointed by Britain as India’s Viceroy succeeding Earl of Willingdon. He will steer the federation plan, form provincial legislatures, and oversee elections while gaining power over 352,000,000 people. He is praised by The Times for vigor and Indian affairs experience.
A dated fashion guide advises women to embrace gray hair as a beauty asset. It discusses grooming, facial care, diet, exercise, and styling tips to present a youthful, polished image and suggests hair color changes and sculpted short coiffures for gray hair. It emphasizes self-care, confidence, and accessories like earrings.
A reader asks how to bleach a darker neck while another asks for school wardrobe advice. The response urges consistent neck care with nightly cream and massage, plus a simple routines for toning, and recommends a youthful silk or wool dress with a coordinating tweed ensemble for school. For the party dress, it advises a bright or dark shaded gandie or taffeta dress with a flattering collar or puffed sleeves.
New York fashion notes survey hood wrap silhouettes advancing over two years. Variants include Lucile Paray inspired high framed front with shoulder peak fullness, a Renaissance influenced full-skirted Tap with winged sleeves, and velveteen youth styles with shrewd hem balancing shoulder fullness.
A reader asks why not ask bluntly who someone is. Answer: when unsure, it is courteous to confirm identity. be cordial, say the face is familiar but the name escapes you. Another reader asks how to eat boiled potato. answer: use the fork for cutting whenever possible.
August brings peak peach season with inexpensive, versatile fruit ideas. Recipes include peach ice cream roll, peach waffles with lemon and vanilla, peach salad with almonds and cheese, peach jelly, broiled peaches with mint, and a peach flavored luncheon menu featuring chilled tomato juice and lamb chops.
A reader asks if love at first sight is real and seeks Mrs. Martin guidance. An orphaned eighteen year old describes a middle aged coworker who pursues companionship and potential return home, but refuses to discuss marriage, asking how long such a love affair lasts and how to respond.
Wilbur avoids his father at dinner and lies about his whereabouts. Mother notices, forgives quietly, and sets a gentle lesson about honesty. The boy later admits guilt, and his mother reassures him he won’t repeat the misstep. Wilbur expresses gratitude by calling her a peach.
A careful letter-writer warns an eighteen year old about confusing love with love of love. She urges caution about a middle aged suitor, suggests he may be married, and advises against pursuing an illicit affair or unrequited affection to avoid unhappiness.
The letter advises a cautious approach to teen clothing and hair. It cautions against a relationship between an eighteen year old girl and a middle aged man. It recommends thin young girls wear full, broken line garments and suggests two braids for a pigtail age.
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