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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1936
Page
11
A reader recounts a long discussion about a patient described as Mrs. M.S. C. She reports nerves, chest pains, numb left arm, dizziness, abdominal tumor removal with subsequent pain return, fatigue, indigestion, lump in throat, numb fingertips, drooping eyes, neck tightness, hand swelling, and occasional heart flutter. The physician questioned heart trouble but found abdominal pathology.
A medical note describes a 44 year old woman with ongoing tension and cramps possibly from tetany or menopause. It suggests calcium lactate and cod liver oil, and mentions eczema on Mrs. E. S. A. with intermittent itching and scaling. Recommends zinc oxide coal tar ointment, avoiding soap, a light diet, and staying out of cold wind to aid cure.
W. M. P. seeks guidance on iodine use for enlarged chest and neck glands. After normal tests and ambiguous X rays, the doctor notes that cough, fever, and weight loss would clarify diagnosis. Recommends sodium iodide starting at five drops with meals, three times daily, titrating up to ten to fifteen drops as tolerated.
A brief kitchen tip describes cooling a pudding dish by setting it in a pan of gently simmering water. The method aims to preserve flavor and texture, suggesting careful heat control to avoid overcooking.
Profile of Stephen Raushenbush, chief investigator and counsel for the Nye committee on munitions. Describes his calm interviewing style, Amherst 1917 background, ambulance service in France, journalism and public utilities work, and broad qualifications that led to leadership of the inquiry. He steers witnesses from JP Morgan to minor workers, seeking truth.
A kitchen tip advises after serving fish to add two heap ing tablespoons of baking soda to the dishwater. Use lukewarm water for washing and rinse with cold water to remove fish odor.
A 1936 beauty column offers skin tone advice using safe sun practices and modest powder tones, warns against extreme tanning, and suggests rosy beige shades. It also covers scar concealment with foundation, nightly creams, toners, and gentle massage to reduce visibility while preserving a youthful complexion. It advises subtle rouge for a natural glow and notes aging wrinkles can be softened by cream and foundation.
New York fashion notes favor a gray brown color scheme for winter suits and accessories. Gray dominates suits with brown in coats and hats as new hat styles shift toward fedoras and thinner felts. accents include bold buttons and minimal neckwear, with occasional feminine touches.
Practical questions on who chooses a church and clergy for a wedding, and how couples should partner at home. It also explains place settings, noting the meat fork goes to the left of the salad fork and silver uses the order of use. The piece muses on fashion accessories and decorative elements like rhinestones and buckles.
Prevent aging with diet and exercise for a youthful figure. Encourages group activities like hiking tennis dancing or swimming and provides a sequence of stretching and bending exercises to tighten the waist and tummy. Emphasizes consistency and personal responsibility in maintaining a fit figure through regular effort.
A compact guide proposes simple one-dish meals from Dutch origins for weekends and holidays. It features a beef and vegetable hodge podge recipe using 3 pounds roasting meat, onions, carrots, and potatoes, boiled then simmered, with mashed vegetables and meat topping each serving.
Menu lists beef and vegetable hodge-podge or fried tripe with apples. Includes red cabbage and boiled potatoes, Dutch hot bread, applebollen, coffee, lima bean chowder or green pea soup, crisp rolls, mixed vegetable salad, cranberry tarts, tea or coffee.
A step by step home bread recipe using milk yeast eggs butter salt and lemon rind followed by a light pastry apple dumplings method with sugar cinnamon and a 10 to 25 minute bake and a short dialogue about a child’s mischief and moral lesson.
A fifteen year old writes to Mrs. Martin seeking advice on a serious romance with a seventeen year old. The letter reveals parental restrictions, jealousy, and pressures of first love. The columnist dismisses the notion of true love at this age and urges the girl to focus on correcting her views of love rather than pursuing the relationship.
In a column by Mrs. Martin the perils of teen petting are discussed with emphasis on legality, ethics, and the impact on future marriage. The piece warns that high school is not the place to shape a love life and urges girls to preserve self respect while avoiding premature sexual curiosity.
For a tomato surprise salad, dip small firm tomatoes in hot water for a minute to loosen skins. This method lets skins slip off easily and speeds preparation.
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