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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
19
A doctor reports Miss M. F. M.'s hypertension with a systolic 230 mm. reduction to 160 under treatment shows it can be controlled. The case suggests essential extension type with small-artery spasms, possible arteriosclerosis, and risks of brain or kidney involvement as the condition advances.
Shortness of breath grows clearer with night awakenings labeled as cardiac asthma and foot swelling. The heart enlarges and pulses forcefully while brain involvement may show dullness or temporary tongue paralysis. Management emphasizes patient calm, weight control, rest after meals, light exercise, and vacations. diet plays no proven role beyond avoiding overeating. nitroglycerine and belladonna aid arterial spasm when indicated.
An aqua crepe ensemble features a jacket with cape sleeves and a crossing cape outline at the back. Self embroidery decorates the jacket, while the blouse in em broidered net dyed to match adds a delicate touch. Net ruffles frame the neckline.
Louise asks for darkening gray hair and best preparations. Temporary vegetable dyes or salon dyeing can achieve uniform color. consider embracing streaks with care, makeup, and soft styling if skin tone suits. L K seeks help for conspicuous ears. plastic surgery exists but expensive, doctors can be found via health department. alternatives include permanent wave and loose curls to conceal ears.
Assistant Secretary of Labor Edward F. McGrady logged extensive air travel last year and this year as he mediates strikes and threatened walkouts. He proposes automatic labor talks via permanent citizen panels modeled on Toledo to resolve disputes quickly and minimize public harm.
Practical beauty advice urges GNERT women to keep hair healthy through brushing scalp massage and regular cleansing. In smoky cities wash weekly while rural readers need every two to three weeks. Dandruff requires early treatment with frequent shampoos and antiseptic tonics, advancing to sulphur ointment for severe cases.
The low-heeled look spreads from Paris to New York with a shift from moccasins to medium low Cuban type heels seen on terraces at Longchamp. Flat styles appear less, while jewelry trends show hand-painted clips and pebbling buckles. Black satin day dresses reappear as fabric contrasts are used.
A 1900s etiquette note advises calling cards use plain Bristol board with no borders. It also explains a divorced woman may use her ex-husband’s name or combine her maiden and married names, and suggests announcing dinner with “Dinner is served.”
Baldwin, a civil engineer born in 1740 and praised as the father of civil engineering in America, is listed among forgotten Americans in a new Columbia Encyclopedia. He served in Massachusetts infantry and Washingtons army, built dry docks, and engineered for the Union Canal. He also developed two apple varieties Woodpecker and Steele's Red Winter and died in 1807.
Judith Wilson Hether notes that birthday celebrations thrive with cake pieces decorated for age. For tots under four, individual cakes with candles and safe tokens add fun. Sponge or angel cakes suit children’s birthdays best, regardless of the cake type used.
A long recipe text covers making Lady Baltimore cake with multiple flour, sugar, chocolate, and frosting steps, plus guidance on cake layers fillings and decorations. The piece also includes an aside asking how a wife can best help her husband, weighing guidance and independence.
A discussion on how a wife can influence a successful man, when to offer input, and how a wife’s intelligence with business can aid or hinder. It notes that a man must have ability, that a wife should avoid intruding if not wanted, and that crawling in children benefits from independent exploration.
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