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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1937
Page
13
A historical look at two transformative discoveries, the gasoline engine and the x ray. Early x ray use burned patients and harmed doctors until safeguards and better machines reduced risks. The modern x ray now appears a terrifyingly beautiful device.
Improved x ray technology now uses precise controls and meters to gauge exposure and effects. The technique has evolved into a science enabling targeted imaging of tissues and organs. Chest X rays reveal heart size, diaphragmatic movement, and lung conditions, aiding early tuberculosis diagnosis and overall diagnostic accuracy.
Profile of Elsa Schiaparelli, Paris fashion designer, praised for genius in dressmaking. Notes her reinvention after a French general strike as workers demanded, her habit of inspiration from the humble, and her disciplined, lucrative routine starting at ten each morning.
X rays reveal changes in abdomen size and density and destroy tissue including new growths. Used after surgery, they treat larger areas. skin growths and diseases respond well. New growths like fibroid tumors can be reduced and bleeding controlled. Caution urged for proper knowledge of its action.
Practical hints for pie crust moisture avoiding sogginess by brushing beaten white or egg on the lower crust. Budget tip to use a quart of water instead of a gallon. Guidance on drying lettuce celery and other vegetables between towels to keep salad dressing from diluting. Also notes on damp shoes and labeling packing screens and slicing canned ham for sandwiches.
A historical etiquette Q and A covers who should announce a daughter's marriage when parents are alive or dead, separate invitations for grown children, and proper fruit and fish etiquette. It notes surviving parent or married brother as announcer, separate invites for each son, and proper handling of grapefruit and fish bones.
ENT suggests new inspiration for winter meal plans with inexpensive cheese fish eggs nuts and vegetables. Prepare a meatless dish by layering onions with fish pieces simmering in water with salt and paprika then serve with buttered potatoes.
A mixed collection of old fashioned recipes appears with lobster salad and fish sauce instructions. It describes lobster meat with celery and mayonnaise, trout usage, curried eggs on toast, scalloped spinach, and a fish sauce with wine and herbs. Also notes coronation makeup trends using jewel tones for eye and cheek makeup.
The lace jacket frock remains in fashion this midseason and suits cruising or Southern vacations. The brief lace frock features an evening jacket in creole tan, popular for dinner and evening wear during travel and social occasions.
A new sea son’s watch features initials half an inch high in rhodium plated metal. The design is worn on a suit lapel and set upside down so the wearer can read the time at a glance.
Fashion notes from Hollywood to Palm Springs state the tailored suit as a wardrobe backbone. Western women favor tailored slacks and short pleated shorts, with girdles adding a waistline wrap. Bright colors enliven navy and black outfits, while tucked sheer dresses persist as a spring staple in misses and women’s wear.
A period menu lists a guest luncheon featuring cream of pea soup with cheese croutons, fresh lobster salad, hot rolls, strawberry preserves, ice cream puffs, and coffee. Dinner offers grapefruit or tomato juice, fish with paprika, boiled potatoes, creamed cabbage, mixed greens, spiced prune tarts with whipped cream, and coffee.
A twenty five year old woman laments her social lack, blames self doubt, and fears being passed over by peers and men. The piece pairs her letter with a motherly warning about internalizing expectations and the perils of over self scrutiny. A second excerpt shows a boy feigning illness to avoid school, his mother weighs his pain and uses it to teach him a lesson about honesty and consequences.
A sensitive woman writes about feeling left out as friends advance socially while she stays home. She details four years of high school plus a year at business school, several temp jobs, and a sister who now handles most housework. She seeks advice on meeting men, gaining life experience, defining equality, and the meaning of putting a man in his place without causing harm.
Advice stresses self reliance and social activity. At twenty five, gain experience, secure employment elsewhere if possible, and stop dwelling on troubles. Tips urge joining church, attending events, playing tennis and bridge, swimming, and portraying confidence to attract opportunities.
A glass of sweet milk or buttermilk between meals can banish tiredness. Drinking warm milk just before bed is said to help induce sleep.
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