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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
8
The article discusses bringing Mexican dishes to the table with color and atmosphere via glassware and linens. It highlights tostadas made from fried tortillas with mashed kidney beans spiced with tobasco and notes a substitute for hand-ground cornmeal cakes used by Mexican housewives.
A recipe fragment set shows Modern Women corn crisps batter from white cornmeal salt sugar and bacon fat with hot bean paste as a spread. It continues with Arroz con Pollo using rice tomato onion broth and a roasted chicken with peppers celery mushrooms and sherry. Also mentions Chiles Bellenos stuffed with cheese and rice, Mexican Tea Cakes with spices, and Timbale Milanaise a veal or chicken stock rice mold with cream filling.
An editorial discusses divorce attitudes and why women may seek alimony or a new partner, arguing many divorce cases involve planned alternatives. A cautionary tale about a three year old showing how to calm fears disputes overparenting warnings and the harm of frightful scolding.
The piece argues alimony incentives mislead some women into marriage for support and warns divorce remains a serious, life changing step. It notes post divorce life lacks smooth social footing, ongoing companionship, and cautions against viewing divorce as a cure-all.
A column on aging and mental decline explains how arteriosclerosis affects the brain, naming psychosis and dementia as evolving terms. It notes common symptoms like irritability, dizziness, sleep loss, and loss of interest, linking these to reduced control and the need to treat underlying vascular issues.
The author warns against excessive ambition and urges high powered people to take rest and hobbies to regain control over themselves. It discusses senility as nerve cell depreciation and diminished nourishment, noting public attitudes toward those showing odd behavior and the risk of becoming a nuisance.
Short Cuts advise using a small wooden platform when the kitchen sink is high to ease back strain. Leather care benefits from a warm soap wash rubbed with a damp cloth. Cook Swiss chard like spinach with almost no water, using only the water clinging to the leaves. A savory sauce for fish croquettes can be improved with a dash of herveradiah in a plain white sauce.
A reader seeks tips to further lighten bleached hair and improve complexion with cosmetics and care. A cosmetic approach recommends gradual steps, texture care, and shade matching. Another reader asks about pimples, with advice to consult a doctor, regulate diet, use vitamins and antiseptics, stay hydrated, and request a free acne leaflet.
Profiles for today describe Senator Charles L. McNary of Oregon as a 600 acre Salem fruit farmer and horticulture hobbyist who is urbane, stylish, and respected in the GOP. In Congress since 1917 he blends farm and political concerns, eyes a possible presidential nomination, and pursues plant breeding between sessions, a political Luther Burbank in effect.
Carl S. Pederson of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station notes in Industrial and Engineering Chemistry that pasteurizing is a key step in wine manufacture. Commercial wines tend to spoil or haze unless stored under ideal conditions or stabilized.
A January cold impacts beauty and morale. Treat eyes with boric acid soaks and cold pads, dust on powder for a natural look, cleanse nightly, and apply nourishing cream. Protect skin from fever chapping with rose water tonic and generous cream. Use camphor ice for lips and saltwater gargle to ease throat discomfort.
New York skirts grow shorter signaling a shift toward knee-length evening wear within two years. A dressmaker cites ankle-revealing trends, while Schiaparelli tests boots and soft leather house footwear. Paris houses back lacquered satin and plain satin for hats and sailors, with satin and crevat silk pairing for nautical looks.
The card formats for doctors vary with the preferred style. Dr John Smith is acceptable, but John Smith M D or similar is more tasteful. In society, a debut or come out marks marriageable age, with a formal introduction and celebratory proceedings according to ancient custom.
A reading of a dinner menu item set includes Tostadas Sweet Pickles Mexican Consomme Arrez Con Pollo Cream Cheese Guava Jelly Brazilian Coffee Crackers Chili Con Carne with Black Beans Cornbread Sticks Avocado Salad Mate or Cafe Negro.
The piece discusses the emotional toll of divorce on children and the paradox of happiness in second marriages. It notes rising divorce rates and argues that urgency or delay in dissolving marriages affects post-divorce adjustment, with warning that the greatest risks arise before binding vows.
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