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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
19
A health column discusses ear noises and hearing loss. Miss Mattie S. H. asks for relief from constant ringing in the ears. The writer suggests possible causes such as middle ear inflammation and blocked Eustachian tube, advising an ear specialist and home tonics like iron syrup and tincture of belladonna.
AYMOND MOLEY notes the choice of John Gilbert Winant of New Hampshire as a potential Republican opponent for President Roosevelt in 1936. Winant, a three time NH governor, author of the New Hampshire plan for unemployment, and newly named chairman of the Social Security Board, combines public service with a life shaped by privilege. He served in World War I, built an investment business, sat in the NH Legislature, led as governor, and held posts with international labor efforts and the National Consumers’ League as his career accelerated. He is portrayed as capable, with strong sympathy for relief recipients, and poised for continued rapid advancement.
An 81 year old woman reports long rheumatic illness and inability to walk. She describes involuntary leg flexion, reliance on oil of wintergreen and citro carbonate, and a physician’s death after prescription. The column recommends stopping these drugs and taking calcium lactate, with water, and notes the reader questions will be addressed.
A 1935 Fairchild illustration shows a tailored cocktail coat in hand woven Russian linen. Realistic style details include cork buttons and a cotton tape girdle trimmed with a red dyed corkscrew and bottle opener.
A guide to eye makeup stressing subtlety and care for clear bright eyes. Emphasize well shaped eyebrows and lashes, keep skin around eyes moisturized, protect from sun, and use simple homemade eye wash for comfort after exposure to wind dust or sun.
The reader with fair skin black hair and violet eyes should choose a grape gown shade with rose or soft grape nail polish. Use warm rose rouge dark red lipstick black eyelash cosmetics soft violet eye shadow egg shell powder or light lavender under artificial lights. Accessorize with a simple hairstyle a small coronet of brilliants or star chips and limit other jewelry to a dress clip or bracelet.
Irene Vail surveys New York fashion for the new season revealing tricky yet beautiful styles. Military details, Renaissance color schemes, slim silhouettes with large sleeves, and bold metal embellishments mark the collections. Black dresses return with metal accents as the season emphasizes glitter and metallic touches.
The column advises sipping soup from the side of the spoon and dipping away from you. For olives or cherries in a cocktail, do not use fingers. tilt the glass and let the fruit drop into the mouth.
Chicken meat is consistently low priced and a complete meal in itself. Recipes emphasize delicate flavor from cooking with sun ripened tomatoes yellow corn and okra, plentiful in markets now.
Recipes and meal ideas include curried chicken on rice with accompaniments, chicken gumbo, chicken a la Gay Street, and vegetabled cut lengthwise. A short narrative follows about Betty and bedtime tactics, ending with notice of Mrs Goward's leaflet When Your Child Is Afraid available by stamped self addressed envelope.
A wife writes to Mrs. Martin about a stagnating marriage. She complains her husband refuses outings or shared activities, leaving her bored, anxious, and resentful. She seeks guidance on how to cope with the sense of loneliness and social isolation as they approach middle age.
A reader outlines a candid advice approach for a wife in a nervy mood seeking change of scene or company. The guidance urges heart to heart talks with the husband to explain feelings and reduce self pity, noting wives may misread nerves and that unsympathetic men blame women for being unreasonable.
Advice column urges self analysis and action to improve domestic mood. It counsels men to address perceived faults, suggests diversions like golf or tennis, and notes wives should seek remedies within themselves. Mrs. Martin offers general questions answered in the paper column.
Short Cuts notes tarnish proof silverware enhancements for wedding gift shopping. The finish preserves the original charm of the silver while extending its life, aligning with practical elegance for a newlyweds home.
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