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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1938
Page
8
The article links golf stance to posture and health, arguing posture affects efficiency. It warns that unnatural movement wastes energy and nervous strength as modern life demands high personal efficiency.
A reader notes many pedestrians, especially women, walk with slouched or rigid gaits that waste energy. The piece argues most people fail to walk naturally, preferring fashion over ease, and urges adopting an effortless, balanced stride to spare joints and nerves.
Dr Chrisman notes discomfort affects walking style revealing knee ankle and hip strain. Stiff ankles and limp gait signal trouble while poor posture worsens pain. rest or clothing changes won't fix the underlying issue. A chiropodist may help, and future talks will cover posture further.
Dr Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus, is discussed as the father of modern design. Exiled from Nazi Germany, he now chairs Harvard's architecture department and promotes art integrated with mass production. The piece highlights Bauhaus aims, influence across products and buildings, and Gropius's American activities.
Cleaning radiator dust: use a long-handled narrow brush and dampened newspapers underneath. For plano keys wash with warm water and pure white soap to prevent yellowing. Sewing four-hole buttons: sew two holes, knot, then finish by sewing the remaining two holes separately.
A revived interest in rare monkey pelts appears with a newly shown cape. The piece highlights the pelt's glossy jet black sheen and scarcity, offering a glimpse into ongoing vintage fur trends and market demand.
A column praises Claudette Colbert for timeless style and natural makeup. It notes her secret is consistent no artifice, choosing simple, well made clothes and careful grooming. The piece urges readers to keep their best look by sticking to proven makeup and hair that flatter their features.
The guide states place flat silver about one inch from the table edge with all silver equally distant. The tablecloth should hang straight with chair edges just touching it. It also notes that dinner is announced when served.
Feature lists festive menus for a family holiday week with simple, hearty dishes. Reads like a vintage dining column detailing breakfasts, dinners, desserts, and beverages for each day Sunday through Saturday, promising easy cooking and ample treats. Includes specific items such as baked apples, veal curry, pork roast, eggs, and fruit cake, with coffee and rolls to pair.
A reader asks about thinning dry hair and dandruff. Advice includes firm scalp massage from the nape with deep finger cushions, moving along the hairline, tugging stray strands if needed, and brushing twice daily. Recommend hot oil treatment before shampoo, olive oil or oil blends, medicated creams, and tar soap shampoos to clear dandruff, with post wash oil if needed.
Madame Robert Lazard wife of a Paris banker attended Paris dining at Maxim's wearing a black jersey tailleur paired with a high shoulder jacket. The dress skirt and jacket were adorned with multicolored pailettes in a rainbow display, revealing the corsage pattern when the jacket was removed.
New York reports a festive season with slim elegant gowns and two tone outfits for New Year celebrations. Shoppers flood lingerie sections and salons as white accents and bold purples dominate accessories, hats, and party dresses, signaling a colorful holiday style trend.
A brief note highlights Jane Herbert Goward's approach to selecting books that spark curiosity and foster lifelong reading habits. The author argues for titles that challenge young readers and expand vocabulary while cultivating critical thinking.
A discussion on a married woman's right to work whether family need justifies employment. The piece cites Mrs Roger W Babson advocating the pro side and explores why promoting reading for children matters, stressing regular book access and parental interest to foster lifelong reading.
The text debates whether married women should be compelled to work, arguing distinctions between those forced by finances and those in private jobs. It urges individualized assessments of each case, considering husbands' status, children, desertion, or invalidity, and stresses that decisions belong to the woman and her employer based on personal need and community relation.
A historical letter argues that widespread women’s employment challenges men’s job prospects yet affirms the earned independence and self respect it gives. It contends some married women work to support family needs, not luxury, and stresses pride, dignity, and a small pay envelope can sustain self-respect and financial footing.
Holiday travel wardrobe highlight urges readers to include a new bathing suit featuring hand crocheted wool lace edging for knitted fabrics or rubber lace edging for other fabrics. The description notes the suits lack sharp edges, focusing on soft outlines along legs and bodice.
Nice for friends who keep warm in their cars and do not want a tent feel. The new Scotch plaid knee rug blankets are produced in individual sizes for personal warmth and portability in vehicles.
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