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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
3
A physician notes that health budgets have lagged behind financial ones and urges proactive care. He compares health insurance neglect to other coverages, suggesting timely medical visits and adherence to wellness guidance to prevent costly sickness. He recounts a patient’s China remark and counters with practical preventive steps.
A reflection on the decline of general practice as specialization grows. The author argues the family physician remains essential for ongoing care, early diagnosis, and guiding patients to appropriate specialists, noting that regular exams and trust reduce illness burden and improve health outcomes.
A seventy year old office man and his thirty year old son illustrate health gains from rest, dental work, a monthly checkup, reduced work hours, and regular golf. The elder man credits no medicines and periodic exams while noting a bold claim of being the best man his age. a Sunday golf weekend fatigues the son. The doctor promises to finish the story tomorrow.
A portrait of arms dealer Robert Cuse, billed as successor to Basil Zaharoff, noted for profiting from second hand Army and Navy parts since WWI. Cuse allegedly shipped 2.77 million dollars in planes to Loyalist Spain, leveraged a loophole in Neutrality Act, and resold old Liberty motors to the government. Cuse avoids contact, rumor has him Latvian with Russian-tinged speech, a large figure with messy hair.
The service plate sits on the table for guests when entering, then is removed before the main course. Food on its own china can rest on the service plate prior to that. Bread and butter plate belongs to the left above the forks, while the water glass should be placed to the right above the knives.
A black woolen suit by Maggy Roof features scalloped edges in black cotton embroidery paired with a white linen blouse. The blouse hem repeats the scalloped edge in red to harmonize with broad embroidery details.
Guidance for women to harmonize makeup and wardrobe by natural coloring. It covers choosing colors by skin tone hair shade and eye color, with recommendations for brunettes, blondes, and gray or white hair, including lipstick rouge eye makeup and suitable shades for day and evening wear. It cautions against dull colors like black for some, and suggests purple tones for brunettes with careful pairing.
January apples inspire a set of dessert and dish ideas. Recipes include baked apple custard with nutmeg and cinnamon, a soft dough apple bake, a cinnamon sugared apple tart, Waldorf style celery and date salad, and a cider based apple sauce. Also included is a pork garnish with spiced apple quarters.
January fashion notes forecast a strong suit year with white sales continuing despite color shifts. Lingerie themed blouses, prints, and bordered fabrics dominate resort wear as designers favor stripes, florals, and crinkled lawns for evening dresses and accessories.
Quick kitchen tips say dried cake can regain freshness if wrapped in a damp cloth and warmed in a moderate oven until dry. For longer freshness, place a peeled apple or fresh bread in the container with cake or cookies. For potatoes, coating with oil or butter before baking keeps skins from hardening.
Reader asks if a bleach or astringent can cure a florid complexion. Advice notes possible causes such as improper diet overweight and circulatory issues. Recommends ruling out underlying conditions with a doctor and avoiding restrictive clothing while addressing circulation before attempting skin treatments.
Readers are advised to sew tapes on sheets after purchase to mark sizes in legible ink. This practice helps distinguish among flat, twin, full, queen, and king sheets and speeds bedding setup.
A 1937 essay argues resolutions should target daily habits over grand ideals. It discusses guiding children toward career choices, using Peggy as an example of mismatch between temperament and nursing, and emphasizes intelligent guidance to help kids decide their life work.
The piece argues moody men are poor long term partners and daydreams about restless wives. It contrasts durable good dispositions like Wally Simpson’s with temperamentally volatile spouses, urging self critique and disposition reform to bring more sunshine into married life.
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