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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1937
Page
9
Dr Claud North Chrisman outlines carbon monoxide risks from furnaces stoves and gas pipes. The odorless gas comes from incomplete combustion in lime kilns, coal and coke furnaces, water heaters, and car exhaust in closed spaces. He warns for strict venting, proper fuel-air mix, and avoiding idle engines in garages to prevent rapid poisoning.
Symptoms vary with exposure. Throbbing temples ringing ears stomach pain leg weakness and mental confusion may occur. Prompt treatment includes removal to open air artificial respiration if needed and oxygen with five to seven percent carbon dioxide. Recovery in eight to fifteen hours if non fatal. most heal in twenty to thirty six hours with few after effects. Chronic exposure can cause anaemia and neurological issues. prevention requires better heating plant installation and improved ventilation.
Practical laundry tips on laundering curtains and blankets. Advice stresses washing blankets one at a time and keeping measurements level when following a recipe. Level spoons or caps with a spatula or knife blade for best results.
Mary Dewson sixty three is named to the Social Security Board at ten thousand dollars yearly, serving two years. She is vice chairwoman of the National Democratic Committee and a longtime Roosevelt ally. A Massachusetts native and Wellesley alumna, Dewson has directed juvenile courts and social work, earning the nickname Mollie. Heels headline ladies and a call to reform.
A fall friendly two piece dress in worsted yarns using red and gray. The gray line forms a diamond pattern against the red body, creating a simple yet striking color harmony. Suitable for even a novice knitter to work up.
Skin care guidance emphasizes gradual, consistent treatments to soften and smooth skin, especially after sun and wind exposure. Use cream sparingly, cleanse daily, and avoid overnight cream. Benefits from regular routines include clearer, velvety skin ready for makeup and close-up looks.
Reader Jill asks how to smooth dark rough elbows before going away to college. Use lemon juice rub in the bath, let dry, then apply lanolin or cream overnight, finish with a light lotion before parties if needed. For dry nails, apply bristle-nail cream to cuticles and nails after polish to prevent splitting and peeling.
A period style mood paints New York fashion headlines as Paris couture highlights 18th century fur accents. Alix debuts drapes with feminine lines, Madeline de Rauch champions square shoulders and fur boleros, Rochas showcases a furless velvet coat, and Fourrures Max previews beaver imitation, lynx revivals, and bold fur trims on wool and black cloth.
Vegetable dishes move from side to main as meat prices rise. The menu notes tender garden peas cauliflower eggplant corn broccoli and squash featured as central courses with economical meats cheese eggs or seafood. Sunday breakfast and Saturday meals list specific courses including veal shoulder stuffing, stuffed potatoes, beef, pork, and various sides ending with desserts and beverages.
A weekly school lunch schedule lists Monday to Friday meals with fruit, desserts, and beverages. Dishes include stewed figs, fried items, corn muffins, vegetable platters, beets, potatoes, beans, salads, gingerbread, waffles, baked apples, oatmeal, toast, coffee, juices, casseroles, pies, cantaloupe, ham cups, and various vegetables. The plan emphasizes balanced meals with desserts and dips across the school week.
College girls from Eastern schools agree this reversible stageer coat is the best all around outerwear. One side tweed the other water-repellent gabardine, suitable for fall spring and rain. It combines style with practicality for the college wardrobe.
A reflective profile of a widow who owns an elegant home and employs a longtime maid. Friends and some men judge her desire to remarry, prompting gossip and debates on female choices, class, and who women should marry. The piece contrasts male and female attitudes toward marriage and societal expectations.
A boy's minor arm scrape triggers parental fuss and a learned fear of blood. The text notes how adult reactions can heighten a child's anxiety, turning a small injury into a dramatic event and advising tactful guidance to prevent shirking responsibility. It ends with fashion notes on Astrakhan and ocelot fur trims for evening wear.
A columnist comments on how lone women, widows, and single ladies are viewed in courtship. He argues unattached men are pursued relentlessly while single women risk being treated as commodities. He urges women to value themselves and prefer independence to marrying unsuitable partners. He notes men often are more calculating about marriage than women.
A guest leaving before dinner should not prompt the hostess to rise. The guest exits gracefully after brief regrets, with the guest having explained the urgency at arrival. For a hotel bellboy paged by a woman in the lobby, the standard tip is ten cents.
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