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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1936
Page
10
A stern dermatology led case details a 30 year old businessman who gardened intensely, pruned and trained tomato vines, then developed severe burning itching and cracking hands. Despite allergic tests and multiple treatments over four years, no lasting relief has been found, with mold injection being a notable but limited lead.
The article warns of skin fungus from outdoor gardening and advises precautions. It stresses washing hands after work, wearing gloves, managing heat, and treating blisters. It also offers health tips for children, home schooling, and advice on posture and exercises to improve fitness and figure.
A set of etiquette Q and A on table setting clears items to remove before dessert while leaving water glasses. It advises crumbs and dessert service follow. It says casual drop-ins should stay about an hour unless the hostess invites longer. Tea and coffee testing with a spoon is incorrect. the teaspoon is for stirring only.
A Toledo feature celebrates the new 20c WPA zoo project in progress at the old elephant shed site. The rebuilt zoological gardens aim to rival New York and Philadelphia, funded by government wages and hundreds of workers. A mix of salvaged materials and skilled labor creates living art from scrap relics.
The model features a dark green pelour with a black belting band stitched in multicolor. It has a moderately high square crown with a brim that extends lower in front and curls up in back, trimmed with a stitched green belting band named Khhan Toot.
A reader asks about a ten year dyed hairstyle that now looks harsh and irritates the scalp. Advice suggests growing out to natural shade, visiting a good hairdresser for conditioning, using temporary vegetable dye if needed, and keeping hair trimmed and healthy with massage and brushing. The result should be softer, with lightening to suit a mature face.
Style notes emphasize simple dress as backdrop for supplementary fashions toward stately evening gowns. Greek and Romanesque drapery, corrective foundations, and panels elongate lines. Bust emphasis, waistline placement, V shapes, and low backs mark the season’s silhouette.
Delicate, chilled desserts are described with pies and tarts as favorites and fruit compote as a close second. Recipes include Pineapple Meringue Tarts, Butterscotch Chiffon Pie, and a versatile Fruit Compote using peaches, plums, pears, and berries with syrups, spices, and optional garnishes.
A historical note offers a method to stay cool by taking a warm shower, soaking twenty minutes in a lukewarm salt bath, not rinsing, drying with a towel, then a tepid shower and bath powder. It also promotes attractive glassware and crystal stemware with delicate tracery in a blocky ad style.
Old rubber gloves split easily yet serve a use. A single finger over a bandaged finger protects the bandage and stays dry through a morning’s work. Tie at the base or use a rubber band for quick fixes.
A listener recalls a talk between a worldly older man and a younger man about marriage. The elder urges delaying weddings to keep freedom for opportunity and work, while the younger vows not to marry until he saves $2,000.
A mother’s evasive style and a boy named Stanley show how children imitate adults. Judy’s blunt excuse mirrors a parental lie, while Stanley’s tactful quip about the bus reveals child diplomacy. The piece warns that insincere parenting trains truth avoidance.
A white lace negligee designed in the empire style features a high waist, long gathered sleeves, plum colored velvet ribbon accents, a bow at the bosom with dangling streamers to the floor, and a trailing train for a flowing silhouette.
A discussion of dating and engagement norms features a mother defending a daughter’s engagement to a teen boy against parental opposition. The columnist weighs youth, readiness, and delaying marriage, suggesting a cautious wait until the suitors reach adulthood, to protect happiness and future prospects.
In refrigerator storage keep eggs away from strong flavors as they perish quickly. Suggest sweetening apple pie with benna wager and a touch of cinnamon lemon to boost flavor. Dry stale bread in the oven to harden, then use with the dog’s meek and gravy as a substitute for dog bouillon.
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