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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1935
Page
2
Dr. Clapd North Chrisman explains neuritis, including mono and polyneuritis, noting injuries, infections, and toxins as causes. Localized neuritis shows variable signs from numbness and burning to weakness, with prognosis tied to nerve location and underlying cause.
The article explains two nerve trunks, the median nerve from shoulder to hand and the popliteal nerve behind the knee, noting differing injury responses. It highlights severe burning pain, moisture craving, and relief from moist dressings, with trench warfare anecdotes. It contrasts this with septic infection pain, an aching throbbing ache, and night escalation after retirement.
The text describes nerve inflammation pain worsened by movement and strain such as coughing or sneezing. It notes skin changes, swelling in limbs, brittle nails, and variable arthritis outcomes. Treatment mentions surgical resection of the nerve and nerve injection of alcohol, plus hot applications and medicines addressing the underlying cause.
Mary E Woolley 72 president of Mount Holyoke College South Hadley Mass has steered thirty five classes into a belief that men can stop slaughtering each other She owns a long list of degrees and leads with optimism for peace Her work with the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom spans Geneva and Jerusalem and aims toward global peaceful unity.
Use a covered jar or tin to keep cookies fresh longer. For clean cuts in bread or cake, dip the knife in hot water and briefly hold it over a flame to prevent tearing.
A blander routine to keep hands attractive stresses washing with tepid water, thorough drying, and careful cuticle care. Use a soft hand lotion, nail file, and cuticle snip when needed, plus olive oil soaks to improve brittleness. Regular massage, exercises, and calm hand gestures project poise and grace.
Advice on acne cures notes that there is no single remedy for adolescence pimples and blackheads. Emphasizes cleanliness, proper diet, and medical treatment when needed, with a plan to clear a bad case in three to four months. Also includes fashion tips to brighten dull complexions with subtle makeup and accessories.
New York fashion notes highlight indoor and outdoor party wear with lavish gloves in white kidskin decorated with gold or silver trim. Trends feature swashbuckling fringe, scroll patterns, and lace accents. Colors and fabrics shift with seasons, embracing bold florals like bluebell and calla lily motifs on dark jacquard for evening use.
Dishes for today urges hot substantial breakfasts with variety each morning. Suggestions include chilling corned beef hash, slicing and topping with bacon, browning, then finishing with a poached eel for an adventurous first meal.
A list of breakfast items includes Chilled prune juice with lemon slices, Chisped cereal flakes, Broiled corned beef patties with poached eggs, toast, coffee, warm applesauce, fried sausages with stuffed prunes, biscuit waffles, and honey with coffee or cocoa.
A long mixed text blends recipes for sausages with prunes, crusted biscuits, waffles, buckwheat cakes, and yeast bread. It then shifts to a parenting vignette about Nancy, a near accident with a road, and child-rearing guidance about allowing controlled freedom and trust. The piece ends with more recipe notes and baking directions.
A columnist argues holiday preparations strain nerves and budgets. She notes women overextend, blaming overambition for marital friction and wasted effort. The piece mocks attempts at knitting and baking, urging focus on one’s true skills.
A guide explains accepting invitations by following invitation wording and noting the date. It also clarifies that a divorced woman may keep her ex husband's name legally and socially or may use a combined surname like Mrs Jones Cunningham if she prefers.
Advice column discusses embracing limits to avoid futile battles with technique. Encourages learning to do one thing well, quitting futile efforts, and balancing ambition with sensible restraint. A reader asks about guiding a daughter on cocktails. the answer urges trust in upbringing and friends, noting cocktails are an acquired taste.
In this general interest column Mrs. Martin offers answers to readers questions. The columnist notes she cannot reply to every correspondent and that names will not be published, with responses delivered through the paper.
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