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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1935
Page
3
Health writer explains how tartar fosters periodontal decay, injuring the gum membrane and tooth sockets through sustained chewing pressure. Prevention hinges on thorough brushing, regular dental visits, correcting bite irregularities, and avoiding gum scratching while using appropriate brushing techniques and caution with antiseptics.
James M. Washburne, once a millionaire candy man, fell on hard times with mortgage risk and illness in his wife. In New York he created carrot based confections and hawked them on the street. A Times Square feature and a backer launched Washburne Candy Specialty Corp. to a million dollar capital. Uncle Jimmy, now president, recalls the dark days while styling a youthful outlook and brisk approach.
Advice on preserving a youthful figure stresses firmness of muscles and good posture over extreme thinness. Encourages light dieting, regular stretching, and vigorous exercise to prevent sagging, emphasizing a preserved waistline and resilient muscles. Provides a stepwise daily routine starting with a two to three session practice, progressing to ten minutes daily with specific torso rotations and bends.
A reader reports dry split hair after losing weight and asks how to fix it. Advice: trim ends a quarter inch, massage with a hair oil, brush daily, and use an oil shampoo every two weeks to restore lubrication and natural oils. Also suggests avoiding overzealous dieting to prevent further damage.
Advice notes remain at least an hour to two hours for a wedding reception with the couple, avoid rushing off for trains, and the bride and groom should depart together after farewells. It includes a sample invitation wording for church weddings and guests invited only to the church event.
A Paris dispatch notes radical hair fashion shifts among opera attendees. Smart women adopt smooth coifs inspired by late Empire styles, featuring side parts, crescent neck rolls, and mink accents, often paired with off the shoulder gowns by Vionnet.
APETITES call for seafood during the hot weather. Not only the chilled, appetizing cock tails and salads, but Ash cakes, and baked or planked fish for heartier meals are appreciated. The reason is that the fish proteins are more readily digested and therefore less heating than those of meat. Serve fish often for your main course, but introduce as much variety as possible both in the kind of seafood served and in your method of preparation. DINNERS Fresh Fruit Cup Baked Stuffed Codfish with Chateau Potatoes Grilled Tomato Halves Chopped Cucumber Relish Banana Float with Whipped Cream Coffee Cream of Mushroom Soup Crabmeat Cakes French Fried Potato Balls Buttered Green Peas Lettuce Hearts with French Dressing Baked Peaches Tea
A long fragment covers stuffed codfish recipes with crumbs and bacon onion mix, then sardine sauce and crab cakes, plus a short tale about Barbara and her growing allowances. It includes steps, ingredients, and a parenting vignette about teaching saving and budgeting through small rewards.
A letter from Joan D questions being an extra woman while husband travels. The response urges ignoring societal gossip and notes such talk reflects on both the woman and her husband. It counsels self restraint to avoid causing embarrassment to her spouse.
Advice urges a wife to gauge her husband’s view on entertaining friends and an extra man for bridge. It stresses maintaining propriety, avoiding a single man too often, and having his consent to prevent reputation damage in small towns. It asks readers to reflect on how they would feel if their partner escorted other women.
The writing counsels married women to keep close to their husbands for sympathy and guidance, avoid intimate ties with unattached men, and seek companionship only within safe, nonromantic activities. It warns that philandering by others harms husbands and families and urges restraint and personal discretion in social contacts.
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