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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1936
Page
2
A reader letter describes chronic foot perspiration, Bromidrosis, and embarrassment in social settings. The piece discusses self care, foot baths with salt or lemon, protective creams, powders, and limited internal remedies, plus cautions about X rays and a doctor’s column for questions.
A Daless recipe directs measurements to be level for accuracy. The note emphasizes precise wdt leveling to ensure consistency in results and texture across batches.
Texas Governor James V. Allred, age 36, crowned the nation’s most outstanding young man of 1935 by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce. Born in Bowie, he rose from humble roots to district attorney, attorney general, and finally governor after early Navy service and Cumberland Law School. He and his wife Betsy Miller have two sons, James Jr. and David.
In 1773 observers noted United States apples are expensive yet their flavor is far superior to any imported varieties we can pretend to rival. The comment reflects early American tasting praise amid trade constraints and evolving domestic apple culture.
Advice on protecting sensitive skin when traveling to sunny climates from wind and frost. Recommends sun tan lotion, sunproof cream, rouge, darker powder, rich tissue cream, and olive oil massage. Suggests using hand cream during cruises, packing multi-use cosmetics, and enjoying facial treatments. Ends with a request for a leaflet titled Unfriendly Chin s.
A mother asks if olive oil can keep hands soft while washing baby clothes. Advice: massage olive oil into hands after babys bath, soak hands in warm olive oil, wear cotton gloves, then use preferred hand lotion. Include daily oiling between lotion applications for best results. Consider subtle perfumes applied sparingly via atomizer for a pleasing effect.
Spring millinery and bolero trends push lightweight Spanish and Chinese inspired ensembles. Designers highlight lacquered flowers, veiled hats, and knotted bows for youthful wear, with prints and soutache embroidery shaping the season.
The week’s menu showcases affordable staples with greens and seasonal produce. Dishes include pineapple links for breakfast, ham with cider sauce, stuffed sweet potatoes, corn scallops, and salads. Each day features varied proteins, vegetables, and desserts aimed at household dining and small gatherings.
Mrs Martin weighs a reader’s worry on who pays the dinner bill and where couples should meet. The column urges women to invite men into their homes cautiously, using hospitality as a tool, while avoiding signals that invite romance or coercion. It recommends balancing public and private meetings, and keeping agency in tense dating dynamics.
A parent discusses a child Charlottes vivid bird story in nature class and a teacher’s explanation about stuffed birds. The piece argues whoppers are harmless as imaginative self expression and should be treated as make believe unless clearly presented as real.
The text advises routine cleaning of hardwood floors with a soft brush and dust mop, followed by soap and water bath and rewaxing every few months to prevent wear. It suggests a footrest for a child at the table to prevent dangling legs. It notes that painted furniture can combine well with maple.
The guidance says address a husband as my husband to strangers, and Mr So and So to servants or casual acquaintances aware of the surname. Among close friends who use the first name, refer to him by his first name.
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