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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
9
A health column urges removing fears about pregnancy and newborn defects. It explains most risks stem from nutritional deficiencies, not maternal fright, and emphasizes prevention through proper diet and vitamins. The article notes old folklore fuels anxieties and promotes better prenatal education.
J P Morgan and Company supporter of a 3 300 000 federal reserve board bank surplus attracts conservative alarm over inflation but Parker Gilbert a noted orthodox financier backs the plan. A Rutgers and Harvard trained economist who rose from Treasury under four secretaries to under secretary, he later helped Germany collect reparations and returned to Morgan in 1930 where Bloomfield locals proudly follow his career.
This section describes a detailed facial skin care routine from cleansing to toning and cream application. It covers choosing a rich cream for dry skin, applying with gentle pinching or rotary motions, treating around the eyes, and removing excess cream with tissues. It notes special care for oily and acne prone skin with tonics and greaseless ointments.
The piece explains that maternal vitamin deficiencies A B and D can hinder fetal development and vigor. It notes limited or nauseous maternal food can prevent a healthy birth frame and suggests early care to nourish the baby. It mentions hereditary defects may stem from prior generations and cites rare injuries or inflammation affecting the ovum. It teases a future discussion on harelip.
Practical cooking notes on slicing onions carrots and turnips for faster tender results. Tips include egg yolk freshness with cold water and a saucer in the fridge. A horseradish whipped cream sauce suits boiled tongue and accurate measurements for dressings.
A coat shown in the feature is described as a West Coast furor that brought a swift fashion stir, continuing the popular fishtail swagger silhouette into the resort season.
The guidance advises hand exercises and neat manicures to soften cranky nails. A modified almond nail shape with light coral polish suits thin hands. For glasses, bobbed softly waved hair that hides the ears and keeps hair off the forehead is preferred. Soft, mannish hats with angled brims flatter, while bangs are advised to be worn away from the forehead.
A dated style column discusses practical dress guidance focusing on versatile pieces. It mentions wool options, belts to sharpen dresses, and the value of multiple vestments, noting a shift with a new season and the need for coordinated fabrics and patterns.
The column lists a week of menu ideas with breakfast and dinner options for Sunday through Friday. It includes items like Fluffy Mashed Potatoes Buttered Spinach Preserved Figs Cream Cheese Crackers Coffee and various dishes such as Roast Stuffed Chicken Baked Haddock with Tomato Sauce and Spicy Beet Relish. The spread also mentions upcoming recipes to appear in later columns and notes beverages like tea or coffee and fruit cups.
A fragmented note advises submerging onions in a pot of cold water while peeling to prevent crying. It suggests peeling under the surface and keeping the onion underwater during handling, mentioning some prefer running water.
At a party a hurried departure requires saying goodbye to the hostess or signaling thanks for a pleasant time. In intimate groups a direct farewell is best. at a dinner seek out the hostess to express thanks.
A reflective piece on runaway marriages and elopements. It contrasts past parental authority with modern attitudes, satirizes socially ambitious yet financially pressed parents, and explains the rising trend as a response to social expectations. The author notes a child’s negative stage as part of growing up and surveys motives behind hurried nuptials and the social costs involved.
A pausable look at social climbers who keep up appearances by hosting elaborate parties while couples trade marriages for status. A young college woman labels coming-out events as a bank, noting stag lines misfit eligibles. Mrs. Martin offers general interest guidance.
A note estimates that two pounds of cooking apples yield about three cups of applesauce or one nine inch pie. The guidance implies standard kitchen conversions and practical use for baking and canning.
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