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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1936
Page
11
Article outlines a general diet for colitis focusing on breakfast lunch and dinner options with bland foods and cooked vegetables, plus advised avoidances. It emphasizes steady nourishment, cautions against fasting and overuse of laxatives, and promotes regular light exercise and club participation to restore bowel tone.
Profiles For Today discusses Richard Bennett, his illness and enduring stage career from 1891 to today across plays like Damaged Goods What Every Woman Knows and The Eternal City. It notes his crusty persona, ties to E. H. Sothern, and his three daughters Constance Joan and Barbara. From Deacon's Mills Indiana, he began in Chicago and helped push naturalistic acting in early 20th century theater.
The guidance favors a high calorie, vitamin rich but low residue diet with agar-agar for bulk and soothing items like jelly junket tapioca and soft custard. It warns against bran and coarse vegetables, notes colon health depends on rest and quiet healing, and urges a week off to recuperate to prevent chronic issues.
A guide notes salt in salad dressings acts as a preservative and slows fermentation. It advises homemakers to start with opening day prep by clearing handkerchiefs and small items, use a vegetable brush for chicken exteriors, and employ steel wool to remove gum or dried stains from floor coverings for efficiency.
The text discusses prioritizing the informal afternoon dress for formal daytime wear. It notes little sleeves creating puffed shoulders and a lower neckline with a fuchsia flower accent, emphasizing feminine character in fashion.
The Dill Pickle is cucumber flavored with dill. Sour pickles gain their taste from vinegar added after curing. Sweet pickles use vinegar sweetened with sugar. Mixed picks like chllixed include cucumbers plus cauliflower and onions, chow chow is mixed pickle with mustard dressing, and sweet mustard pickle is chow chow sweetened with sugar.
A reader asks for shade suggestions for rouge and lipstick to suit blond hair and blue eyes, with notes on coral, poppy, or light terracotta tones and creamy warm powder with apricot undertones. Another reader seeks advice for facial spots and is advised to consult a physician. a bleach mixture recipe is offered as a possible remedy.
New York reports a rapid shift in dress at the season’s start with women moving from tailored mannish suits to elegant pleated blouses and chiffon tops. The article notes a trend toward mixed silhouettes including two-piece skirts, soft tailored suits, and the dinner blouse, plus a dinner suit influence from Paris. It also outlines practical luncheon and supper menus featuring lamb casserole and winter desserts.
A writer addressing readers on marriage and separations argues that modern women reject martyrdom and abandon mistreated unions. The piece critiques repeated mistakes, the spectacle of drama, and the social impact of couples splitting and remarrying, urging caution and self‑awareness.
A reader asks if a printed card may acknowledge a wedding gift. The answer: never. Those who spent time and expense on a gift deserve a personal reply in keeping with basic politeness.
Useful kitchen tips suggest preparing supper dishes early in the day to be reheated later. Readers are guided to make casseroles loaves and croquettes with meat vegetables or fish and to prepare tapioca with milk in a double boiler. A fruit cup idea blends gelatin with mixed diced fruit served in sherbet glasses.
The column discusses the on again off again marriage trend and its harm to families. It notes arguments that escalate into cycles of separation and reunion, urging readers to warn battlers and seek steadier bonds. It includes a domestic scene with Phyllis mispronouncing Cy-ox Indians and observing adult reactions.
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