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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1936
Page
11
Dr Claud North Chrisman notes public enthusiasm for Hartmans Desensitizer outpaces understanding of risks. Dentists warn the formula is escharotic caustic and requires strict safeguards and proper instruments to be beneficial rather than harmful.
Medical officials urge against lay use of a new dental desensitor. The simple ether alcohol thymol mix must be used only by professionals to avoid gum contact and nerve damage. The formula, released by Dr Hartman, quickly spread to offices, prompting a strong caution to patients and dentists.
A dental column explains cavity drying and cotton pledgets saturated with liquid placed in the dentine chamber. It discusses tubule sensitivity, pain control methods, and notes a new desensitizer may not work in all cases. Dr Chrisman invites reader questions for his daily column.
The piece profiles Gil Dobie, famed as the gloomy coach, after a long Cornell tenure ends with resignation amid poor results. He quickly signs with Boston College, hoping to steer crackerjack teams and a veteran program toward success, while anecdotes reflect his humor beneath the famed gloom.
A practical weekly manicure guide for neatly shaped nails with half moons. Ready a small kit or box of essentials. Shape with emery boards and orange sticks, remove old polish, push back cuticles, scrub hands, apply nail white, polish nails, then seal with cuticle oil and hand cream for glossy, well groomed hands.
Short tips advise soaking egg spots in cold water or sponging with cold water. scrape away much of the egg with a blunt knife. Apple in the bread box prevents drying. Oatmeal mixes aid quick breads muffins and cookies. Vitamin A is vital for growth with yellow corn meal carrots and yellow sweet potatoes rich in it. Outer lettuce leaves celery and kale supply more vitamin A than inner leaves. Bread waste noted when sliced improperly from end to end.
The brown skin is easily removed from nut meats if allowed to stand in boiling water until the skin becomes loosened. As a next step pour the nuts into a Sieve, rinse with cold water, and drain. Now pour the nuts onto a clean towel and rub off the skins.
A reader asks for goat costume colors to contrast warm brown skin and iron gray hair. Advise skin care to promote warmth, then warm russet or coral rouge and lipstick, steel gray tones with red accents, navy with white, and blue black red prints. For feminine looks, brown or coral lace, gray with red, and a gray ponyskin suit with red jewelry. Emphasize black mascara and blue-green eye shadow to highlight blue eyes.
A guest with high score should receive the first prize, guests can be awarded when a high guest score beats a club member. Hostesses with high scores reveal the same fairness by turning winning prize to the highest scorer. In restaurants long gloves should be removed entirely. Saying I am pleased to know you or How do you do is correct, as both forms are incomplete sentences.
A fashion columnist notes a shift toward mannish evening wear with dinner blouses and slim dinner suits. Capes, especially long evening versions in black broadcloth and white satin, rise in popularity for wraps while coats echo Chesterfield lines. Women gain more license in accessories, though dresses remain skirted.
Frosty weather brings skating sleighing and skiing fun for boys and girls and adults. After outdoor events hungry groups head to the kitchen for hearty hot food or pack campfire snacks. For winter picnics choose easy to handle fare like prankfurters wrapped in bacon and toasted over a campfire.
The article lists picnic friendly supper ideas and recipes including Bacon and Bean Rarebit, Baked Oysters with Macaroni, and Macaroni a Diable. It advises practical steps like premaking at home, packing coffee, rolls, pickles, and sweets, and notes serving with hot beverages and cooling desserts.
A column reflects on wartime glamor and gender views around soldiers, contrasting past heroism with present attitudes. Norman, a boy, slaps his mother in play, faces no punishment, and learns that avoidance of immediate correction teaches approval of misbehavior. A parenting note urges immediate, clear punishment to reinforce boundaries.
A reader argues clothing does not reveal character, noting bias about sailors and soldiers. The author asserts factions in society remain, but personal worth lies beyond uniform, urging dialogue with family to understand wartime roles and social distinctions across classes.
A columnist advises army spouses to view uniforms with caution, noting happiness varies and glamor fades after demobilization. Readers are invited to send questions to Mrs. Martin for general guidance on marriage to service members.
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