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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
2
Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses heart disease, arguing the heart is highly recoverable with rest for the body and mind, plus medicines. He notes failures when patients break training but emphasizes rest and addressing root poisoning as key to improving comfort and outcomes.
Mr and Mrs C A S write that Mrs S suffered a double pneumonia attack a year and a half ago. It left a seriously dilated heart and fatigue preventing normal activity. They praise their physician, while friends urge a second opinion or specialist, yet the writer argues there is no royal road to heart recovery and trusts the current doctor’s care.
The article emphasizes keeping the family physician in charge and bringing in a specialist only as an assistant. It notes Mrs S may have hiccoughs from adhesions between the diaphragms and ribs, causing spasms but not toxemia. Absolute bed rest, minimal exertion, careful feeding, appropriate meds, and strong physician confidence are urged.
A household guide urges immediate spill wiping and systematic cleaning to save time. It promotes butter stored in glass containers with small molds for neat, ready use, noting butter shapes can be kept in the refrigerator until used.
New Year style notes show gay print dresses hidden under winter coats signaling spring vibes. Contrasting jackets remain popular, with coats ranging from raspberry to tobacco browns in boxy or circular shapes. Checks and plaids mix gray wine white for distinct looks.
A Q and A style column answers etiquette questions. If a dance partner is missing, the girl should stay in place and wait to be claimed. the best man does not join the wedding procession but stays near the groom. a guest is not required to pay for car repairs though offering to share gas costs is appropriate on long trips. the best man is responsible for proposing a toast at the wedding dinner.
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota stands as a hard pressing anti Wall Street figure in the munitions inquiry and neutrality debates. A Republican by nominal alignment he mixes anti New Deal views with small business advocacy and isolationist international stance. Nye emerged from the Non-Partisan League to the Senate in 1925 after helping elect Lynn Frazier, shaping a steady veteran profile.
A tip promotes saving the cooking water from vegetables to flavor soups and sauces. The liquid carries vitamins and minerals leached from vegetables, enhancing nutrition and taste in culinary dishes.
A vintage exercise guide urges reducing or shaping the waist through daily routines. It outlines seven movements aimed at slimming, toning, and improving posture, with tips on timing, breath, and clothing, stressing mood and persistence as key to results.
The article extols the enduring popularity of the American pie as a versatile dessert. It contrasts delicate and hearty pies suitable for company meals or light lunches and shares ideas for varied pairings and unconventional fillings to suit different tastes.
A luncheon list features Shrimp Cocktail Celery Hearts and Olives followed by Roast Stuffed Chicken with Mashed Potatoes Buttered Pears and Mincemeat Pie. Also served Roast Leg of Lamb with Barbecue Sauce Buttered Roasted Potatoes New Asparagus with Hollandaise Watercress Orange Salad and desserts like Chocolate Coconut Meringue Pie and Pineapple Cheese Coffee.
A collection of pie recipes including an apple cheese pie baked in a crust, a chocolate coconut pie with a rum vanilla filling and meringue, a Hubbard squash custard pie, and a mock cherry pie using cranberries and raisins, reflecting a mid century home cook style. Modern women
A column argues about why men favor experienced women and the idea that a kiss can change a girl's status. It recalls a domestic scene with three year old Willard and seven year old John over a card, highlighting family dynamics and lessons on respect for others. The piece advertises Goward's leaflet on school child problems and ends with a simple pastry recipe.
A reader notes morals vary by geography and age brings courage in relationships. Men prefer women who know what they want, while parents should raise daughters to be at ease with boys. Brothers help daughters develop comfortable, open interaction with men. Mrs. Martin invites general questions for her column.
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