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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1936
Page
2
The coccyx consists of four small tailbone segments at the lower spinal tip. Although small and seemingly insignificant, injuries and irritations to the coccyx cause much pain and discomfort, with fractures or dislocations from falls common.
The article explains coccyx dislocation occurs more in women due to childbirth. It describes injuries from bending or breaking parts, severe pain when sitting or moving, and potential long term suffering. Recovery can occur with timely adjustment and bed rest of four to five weeks after replacing fragments or straightening curvature.
The article discusses childbirth pain management and a patient with two years of spine pain in the last vertebra. Treatments include local rest, scar tissue relief, three to four weeks bed rest, and in severe cases removal of damaged bones or a joint via surgery.
Profiles for Today profiles Father Prime Ludgar Girard of the Ob late Fathers of Mary Immaculate. Stationed at Pond's Inlet north of Baffin Bay he has spent twenty one years serving Eskimo tribes across a million square miles. He travels by dog sled to minister and baptize while opposing forced modernization. He plans another northern return next summer.
A vintage beauty guide promotes ruby rose and rust nail colors as a spring wardrobe, detailing how deep ruby suits evening wear, delicate rose pairs with any attire, and rust cream polish flatters short or wide nails. It offers application tips to elongate nails, slim wide nails, prevent polish bleed, and create a youthful look.
Guidance on broiling fish using greased paper to keep it intact. It suggests adding cream to chicken broth for extra calories or adding an egg, with instructions to beat mix and cook briefly, then strain.
The article suggests camomile tea as a lightening rinse after shampooing to keep light hair, a lemon rinse to remove soap residue and oil, and recommends regular brushing and shampoos for oil control. It also offers makeup guidance for dark-eyed, dark-haired individuals with olive or fair skin, advising specific color palettes and avoiding browns to keep contrast.
The piece argues that yolk color reflects hen seed and not quality, and that off color usually signals off flavor. Judging an egg should rely on smell and nose rather than yolk hue.
New York fashion scene features tied-at-back veils revived from past eras, worn with straws and open mesh hats. Younger women lead the trend while older critics worry it signals veil age. Paris influence shown in haute couture, with emphasis on femininity and tailored suits.
A morning baking guide urges late risers to bake muffins biscuits quick coffee cakes or pancakes to wake the household with pleasant aromas. It suggests serving hot breads with butter and syrup and provides a batter recipe using corn meal flour soda salt buttermilk eggs and hints of heating on a greased griddle for a cozy cold morning.
A home cooking excerpt lists breakfasts with stewed figs batter cakes and maple syrup, then griddle cakes with bacon or sausage. It provides multiple batter and cake recipes including glaze for sausage rolls, nutmeg cinnamon cake, Bran Muffins with dates and nuts, and biscuit waffles.
A discussion on housework versus male participation recounts a father who stays home to run the household for his two bachelor sons after their mother dies. The piece also covers child discipline, arguing against anger and for consequences like repayment, and ends with a recipe for apple waffles and a serving suggestion.
A column notes that men increasingly take up housework as an emergency income and cites a ex-service man turned versatile houseman, cook, and driver who thrives with regular hours and autonomy. It contrasts with a woman offering $30 monthly for a capable domestic helper, highlighting shifting attitudes toward domestic labor.
A friend who talks long on the telephone should be gently limited by early reminders such as noting dinner or guests in the next room. If needed, a polite excuse can be offered. A child at table should be fed and not subjected to guests, avoiding disruption.
The piece argues few women will work as maids for minimum wage after room and board, noting many would rather do housework themselves than hire a poor worker. It suggests jobless women and men overlook the prosperous home trade as a livelihood option.
Dr James W Lawrie of the American Chemical Society discusses freckles in a scientific monograph. He notes glycerol dissolves the coloring matter of freckles and that washing after glycerol application removes the pigment.
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