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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
7
Dr Claud North Crisman explains rickets as a slow developing condition from rapid growth and calcium deficiency. Early signs include soft skull spots, beadlike rib joints, flat head areas, and soft wrist ankle bones. Symptoms begin about three months old and last two to two and a half years with restlessness and sweating.
The text describes infant discomfort from lifting due to softened bones from rickets. It notes the back of the head, chest, hips, and thighs becoming flat, later progression to sitting, weight shift, and leg deformities such as bow legs or knock knees.
Short Cuts advises emptying the vacuum bag weekly to avoid back pressure and poor service. It suggests using soda crackers for savory stuffing and stuffing vegetables. It notes that crackers can extend vegetable, meat, and fish dishes and that rye and whole wheat breads make tasty toast.
Gen de Bono exits as Italy's Afrikan forces shift under Gen Badoglio in a notable move by Mussolini to lean on a former rival of Fascism. Badoglio, born 187?, began 1890 in the army, specializes in artillery and played a key role in campaigns from Africa to ensure order while maintaining loyalty to the regime.
A printed silk crepe dress features a black bordered red novelty dot design with a white rim. The skirt and sleeve tucks add interest while the crisp satin touch at the neckline completes the refined silhouette.
A shopping refresher advises a post shopping pamper routine including facial cleansing with cold cream, alternating hot and cold compresses, and a full spa style bath. It suggests bath salts, scented lotions, and lipstick color samples, plus tips to finish with a light moisturizer and rest. It also notes timing and self-care steps to fit into a busy day.
A reader asks about permanent hair choices and flattering styles. Tips advise sleek knot or soft waves to suit face shape and a toned approach to neck and jawline. Concerns about makeup for nervous blushes answered with foundation on face and neck plus high necklines or scarves to conceal throat.
Fashion pages reveal dressy daytime frocks in red autumn velvets and black lace, with Venice and Alencon reproductions fueling demand. Velvet, suede, and cape ensembles, jeweled belts, and large costume jewelry dominate. Green tones rise in Southern wardrobes as sweater orders soar, while bold plaques and bracelets showcase heavy gold motifs and carved jade accents.
Artichokes are four finger foods. They are taken apart leaf by leaf. The tender part of the leaf is dipped into sauce and eaten, the rest deposited on the side of the plate. The heart may be cut with knife and fork.
Cranberries reach peak popularity between Thanksgiving and Christmas as they brighten holiday menus with cranberry sauce bright sherbet and festive desserts. The article notes cranberry pairings with turkey and other fowl and presents a recipe example for everyday menus and unusual combinations.
The menu lists Cream of Tomato soup olives and crisp crackers Lier and bacon Cottage Fried Potatoes Apple and Grape salad Coffee salad and appetizer Pan browned pork chops mashed potatoes Buttered broccoli Cranberry custard pie and coffee or tea listed as beverages.
A home kitchen guide offers multiple cranberry centric recipes. It includes pork chops with a cranberry honey glaze, a baked cranberry streusel roll pie, mock strawberry shortcake with cranberry elements, a cranberry sauce pie topping, meringue, cranberry punch and ice, and quick cranberry sauce. Recipes specify ingredients quantities methods and baking times.
A discussion of the ideal marriage through a nationwide poll, noting regional differences between East and Midwest. The survey covers average marriage ages, home life priorities, and religious matching trends among respondents, highlighting parental attitudes toward mixed marriages.
A mother counsels calm, patience, and nonpunitive guidance for a preschool boy who grabs a girl’s doll carriage. She suggests modeling restraint, offering a conciliatory gesture, and letting the children negotiate sharing, with lessons learned from the conflict and eventual acceptance of others’ rights.
A survey shows Midwestern couples earning higher average incomes when married than Eastern pairs by about $50 yearly, yet more Eastern couples save. Most Western marriages back the wife engaging in her husband's business, while the East is split. Both regions oppose living with relatives or in laws, with the Midwest strongest against such arrangements. The piece muses on reading the minds of Pa and Ma about grown children’s choices.
A newspaper column discusses a reader survey on marriage ages across states. Conservative New England men marry at about 25 years, while Michigan shows the lowest age of 18 for women. The piece laments early marriages and notes Mrs. Martin will answer questions in this column, with names not published.
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