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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
6
Dr. C N Chrisman explains stomach ache stems from overloading and rapid eating. Overeating and poor food choices cause pain, distention, and indigestion, with heartburn or hypoacidity in some cases. Gentle care includes moderate meals, avoiding excess drinks, and medical advice if pain persists.
A profile of a shy fifteen year old, Bill, who hates Barbara the daughter of friends and what turns him toward girls. His mother tries to mentor him into sociability, but his resistance grows. The piece argues against meddling with a maturing child and warns that unsolicited advice breeds obstinacy.
New York reports a revival of puffed sleeves and snoods as 1920s style returns. Sleeves vary from long to short with jackets matching the dress, while snoods reappear in nets and chenille forms. The piece notes practical wear for formal occasions and gift potential.
Winter beauty guidance emphasizes careful skin protection and natural color when skiing or skating. Use foundation and light rouge, avoid mascara, lip gloss, or heavy shadows, and blend lips with a soft natural lipstick. Protect skin from cold wind with cream, sun tan powder, and a touch of oil for shine.
Marian Mays Martin reflects on how women often anger each other through friction and gossip. She notes that nervous, high strung individuals suffer more from conflicts, while some women bond through mutual friction. overall, impersonal conversation and vanity fuel frequent misunderstandings that threaten friendships.
The author questions forgiveness and the hurt of unresolved remarks. It discusses excuses like "she didn't mean it" and "it's just the way," exploring who has the right to be disagreeable. It suggests adding new resolutions to the year, including avoiding unwarranted jabs and jibes.
Short cuts for a children's party treat suggest sprinkling pink pulverized stick candy over ice cream. Excess dill pickle liquid can flavor meat sandwiches. Rub vinegar on ham ends to prevent mold. Heat hardened jam briefly to melt sugary crystals.
The document outlines how stomach ulcers cause pain depending on location and depth, sometimes radiating to the back or chest. It notes gallstone colic can mimic indigestion, appendicitis begins with stomach pain, pelvic inflammatory inflammation causes upper abdominal pain, and hernias or general aches signal potential trouble requiring medical evaluation.
A college item highlights a new sweater set featuring a cardigan and pullover in soft brushed mohair. Embroidered pockets and collar showcase a small daisy motif for a feminine decorative touch.
Fashion authorities forecast next spring wear a two tone swivel twill tailleur with easy drape. The design features a longish silhouette with back box pleats and no pleats at the front, highlighting a tailored yet fluid look for a season ahead.
New York designer Mrs Wolff, famed as a fashion and interior decorator, has crafted office interiors for notable figures including Grover Whalen and Mayor La Guardia. Trained at the Art Students League, she favors conservative modern backgrounds with blue Wedgwood tones and chintz featuring foxglove and morning glory, plus medallions of George Washington.
The article notes couturiers focusing on blouses to pair with suits. Tailored and soft afternoon styles are shown with contrasting colors. Both tuck-ins and cassaquins finishing over the skirt are recommended, with the latter often fitted at the ribs.
The guide warns against jumping from hot to cold. It explains heat expands fibers letting soapsuds penetrate soils. Immediate icy rinses may cause fibers to contract before soil is fully flushed away.
A vintage guide outlines a thrifty Christmas dinner costing 250 to 270 dollars for six to eight depending on cuts and sides. It details a roast shoulder of pork with stuffing, vegetable relish, cranberry shortcake, and oxon gravy with steps for preparing the stuffing and a full menu plan aimed at modest households.
The correct way is chilled freshly opened on deep shell halves on crushed ice with six per plate. Center the ice bed with a small glass of cocktail sauce and a lemon wedge per plate. The table should be crumbed after the course is cleared and all food remnants removed.
Local food item note describes a hot buttered scramble featuring corn and eggs with marmalade and a grape garnish, labeled as Suddy Nuts. The quirky dish appears in a brief kitchen lineup or menu snippet.
A practical guide recommends including lips in winter beauty routines. Remove lipstick thoroughly, wash and gently scrub at the lip border to curb blackheads. Massage with rich cream at night to offset dryness from cold and wind, reduce chapping, and restore warm natural color.
The item describes fleece lined waterproof tan suede boots with thick crepe rubber soles. Plain toes and turn over cuffs give a youthful look. Suited for long country hikes and winter spectator sports, combining warmth and protection in stormy weather.
Designer Robert Piquet introduces a mid season collection featuring a black wool dress with white pique saw tooth trimming on the bodice and hem. The detailing highlights contrast textures and sharp tailoring in a refined street ready silhouette.
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