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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1935
Page
3
The article describes Mrs B and Mary K with digestive distress and intestinal toxaemia. It suggests remedies including dilute hydrochloric acid, tincture of gormica, belladonna, agar agar, and Aeigophilus milk. It notes spots before the eyes may reflect arteriosclerosis or Bright's disease and urges physician consult if no improvement.
The report suggests gall bladder inflammation or stones linked to constipation and toxaemia. Recommendations include a daily enema, X ray tests for the stomach and intestines with gall bladder focus, and physician care. It notes a separate case of Mr C with heartburn gas and obesity needing professional evaluation.
An attractive wood frame vanity hamper in green orchid ivory or blue finishes features a top dressing table with a large drawer and a bottom pull-out hamper. A mosquito canopy with metal braces clamps to a cot ends flies for peaceful sleep. An electric home fire alarm hangs in cellars attics or any risk area and trips on overheating.
Robert Houghwout Jackson, a Jamestown native and leading trial lawyer, rose to national prominence as general counsel for the Internal Revenue Bureau. He has challenged powerful figures, including Andrew Mellon, and is touted for potential gubernatorial ambitions in 1936. Known for flouting conventions, he balances a country lifestyle with high profile cases and a family life aboard his small cruiser.
A reader asks for skin and hair advice tailored to dry hot air and hard water in the Kansas Nebraska region. The column recommends water softeners or hard water soap, cold creams, mild tonics, suntan oil foundation, regular eye baths, gentle massage, milk almond masks, and weekly hot oil shampoos to combat dry skin and brittle hair with a follow up in tomorrow's column.
The guidance suggests pale pink complexion with light hair suits soft red rouge or peach powder and a subdued lipstick. For brown eyes and dark red hair use darker powders and musset tones. eyeshadows in soft blue or green can work. Freckles can be minimized with foundation lotion. Avoid bright pinks and reds. black white and shades of brown, blue, green suit light coloring.
Feathers reappear in fashion with white ostrich headband and muff on a black evening gown. Paris shows aigrettes and paradise feathers while America bans certain plumes. Fur trim shifts include cormorant fur and sea lion pieces, with Renaissance influence seen in dramatic shoulders and wide sleeves. Velvet toques in red and gold braid appear in Paris and Milan modistes for next winter.
For a formal 11 A M church wedding ladies wear dressy afternoon attire and men wear dark business suits. The groom and attendants dress in formal morning wear with a black or oxford gray cutaway coat, matching or light vest, gray striped trousers, white linen shirt, light gray gloves, and a silk hat. Guests may wear a similar morning costume if available.
A vintage recipe note extols corn muffins to brighten meals in chilly mornings. It provides Sausage Rice Muffins with flour, baking powder, salt, eggs, cooked rice, milk, shortening, and pork sausage portions baked 20 to 25 minutes in a hot oven.
A summary-style menu lists grapefruit halves, codfish soufflé with poached eggs, cornmeal muffins, plum butter, hot chocolate, honeyball halves with blueberries, eggs baked in ramekins, crisp bacon, apricot muffins and coffee. The items suggest a varied early morning spread featuring fruit, bakery goods, savory eggs and beverages.
A collage of muffin recipes including cornmeal and flour muffins with blueberries apricots and cranberries plus a narrative by Jane Herbert Goward about a mother teaching punctuality through a milk bottle task. The text blends cooking instructions with family scenes and moral cues.
Editor in chief Edna Woolaman Chase discusses her drive for perfection and selective standards, noting a motto against “good enough.” She praises the scrapbasket philosophy, comments on college education for editors, and explains fashion’s link to open society and postwar social life.
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