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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1936
Page
2
The article discusses senility and aging in middle aged and older individuals living with families. It notes brain debility, varying behaviors, and the need for sympathetic care rather than confinement or harsh labeling. It cites examples of misattributed behaviors and stresses proper handling and training of caregivers.
The text discusses lack of a universal treatment, stressing clean habits and regular nourishment, with emphasis on brain blood supply, heart action, and blood pressure. It favors sleep, careful use of sedatives, and suggests rest homes when family life is seriously disrupted, noting that the elderly may benefit from living apart while still appreciating companionship.
A teaspoon of vinegar beaten into boiled frosting when flavoring is added prevents brittleness and cracking during cutting. For rewinding a window shade, insert the flat end of the roller between a kitchen fork’s tines and twist to wind it back.
Profiles note Senator Key Pittman of Nevada rising to the Foreign Relations Committee chair. A former small Nevada telephone-company owner, he earlier fought silver price measures yet quickly absorbed the role, gaining presidential support for the early vote. Pittman, a Washington conventional and practical figure, hails from Vicksburg and began as a Seattle lawyer before Alaska work and Nevada politics.
Underwriters' Laboratories reports a survey showing fireproofed wood resists burning and acts as a fire obstacle. The advance promises safer construction by replacing flammable lumber with treated material, a long dream realized through recent scientific progress.
The letter advises posture, neck massage, and facial care to reduce a double chin and under eye lines, plus simple neck and head exercises and a slimming leaflet offer. It notes lack of sleep or glasses for eye lines, and says only plastic surgery can alter nose shape. For bust reduction, it suggests weight control and arm chest muscle exercises. if unchanged, accept it.
A fashion note reviews footwear trends with square-toed styles rising in popularity across occasions. Resort and novelty footwear gain ground while navy and beige shades show stronger prospects. Twelve hosiery shades appear, led by Burnt Nude, Burnt Ochre, and Burnt Copper, drawing influence from copper tones in outfits.
The groom best man and ushers wear ordinary dark business suits for an informal afternoon wedding. A hostess can combat nervousness by preparing talking points, keeping a jotter with incidents, and inviting guests to share stories to keep conversation flowing.
When a cold threatens, stay home if possible and rest in a warm room. Wash eyes with warm antiseptic solution and treat mouth and throat. Use a liquid diet rich in vitamins A and D, and consider a laxative to flush toxins. If needed, consult a physician for treatment. Prevent with outdoor exercise, fresh air, sun, and a diet of fruits, vegetables, and dairy to boost resistance and appearance.
New year goals include tastier dishes and practical menus. Start with wholesome lunches that avoid leftovers as odd bits. The suggested menus are well balanced, easy to prepare, and use leftovers to create appealing meals.
A luncheon menu features Chicken Noodle Soup Crisp Wheat Wafers Bacon Potato Salad Hot Cheese Biscuits Maple Nut Blanc Mango Tea Baked Onions with Cheese and Rice Banana Bran Muffins Jellied Tomato Salad Frozen Raisin Custard Coffee Muk.
A traditional luncheon menu features a lettuce bacon salad with shredded lettuce, hard boiled eggs, peas and a vinegar mayo dressing, plus cheese biscuits baked with grated American cheese. Side dishes include onion and rice with cheese sauce, and lamb chops served with mashed potato nests and creamed carrots or mushrooms.
Jane Herbert Goward discusses bias in hiring and pay between men and women. The Independent Woman contest seeks truth on wage disparities, noting figures from the United States Office of Education. The piece also portrays a mother teaching listening and the value of attention in parenting.
A discussion notes increasing numbers of men hiring women as secretaries and the shift in job dynamics due to wartime shortages. It argues women may outperform men in such roles, cites jealousy and bias, and predicts growing competition and wage implications as women push for equal pay and responsible positions.
A fragment discusses pay envelopes for home duties and the stigma of employed wives supporting unemployed husbands. It argues women should not be the primary earners, noting social pressure and reluctance of men to accept female breadwinners. The piece contrasts 50 50 arrangements with traditional roles and favors independent, single-breadwinner households despite occasional practicality of others.
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