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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
2
December article urges purchase of National Tuberculosis Society Christmas seals. Seals fund visiting nurses, family guidance, isolation facilities, early diagnosis, and physician services to curb tuberculosis. A penny or more could save lives and reduce the disease as a public menace.
A mother in California writes seeking medical advice about tuberculosis. She recalls an eight year old case of a once healthy, jovial daughter who cared for a sick friend at home. The friend died in a sanitarium as the daughter, who nursed her, watched, raising questions of judgment versus kindness. The letter emphasizes early symptoms and preventive care.
A mother describes her daughter's severe coughing weakness and weight loss from tuberculosis. She urges early discovery isolation and care to protect family and friends and laments exposure and the need for sanitary hospital treatment.
The article suggests serving small pretzels with salads and soups instead of crackers or bread. A scoop is praised as a handy kitchen device, especially for homes with a child who dislikes spinach potatoes or mashed turnips. It claims self serving scooping improves a child's appetite and believ es aprons and housefires look longer.
A reader asks about almond meal for cleansing and softening dry skin. The response suggests bath bags with almond meal oatmeal and castile soap, plus optional dried rose petals or lavender for scent. Soak in warm water and scrub for a soothing lather and gentle exfoliation using Turkish toweling for circulation. It also shares Linh Damita’s rose water eye pack ritual and Rosemary Andree’s claim of a slim figure through brief daily exercises and dancing.
Profiles for today describe Glenn Frank president of the University of Wisconsin as a potential Republican keynote or presidential candidate. His Chicago Union League Club speech attacking the HYBRID system and administration has stirred interest, with strategists weighing his regional appeal to farmers and industrialists and noting speculation over his academic background. Railbirds push his rating despite on-paper status as officially scratched.
Instructions describe saving corrugated paper boxes, breaking them into large pieces, tucking them away, and using paper covered with a towel as a foundation to shape items for drying. The guidance notes usefulness for laundering a sweater or lace collar and press preparation.
This guide advises packing a complete beauty kit for warm holidays. Include eau de cologne, skin perfume in three scents, lanolin lotion, dusting powder, and odorants. For hair and skin care bring brillantine, a brush, and a simple coiffure plan. Add eye lotion, eyelash grower, and a protective eye routine with sun glasses for beach days.
New York fashion pages urge midseason lift with bright accessories. Scarves and neckwear are highlighted, with bold colored prints and Chinese inspired fabrics appearing in window displays. Brown coral and gold hues plus Boa rambo tones shift attention from gray as prints replace solid tones before spring.
Valentine themes revive old favorites for Leap Year gatherings. Use soft pink and green decor, china figurines, heart shaped cake as centerpiece, and pastel color desserts like strawberry or pistachio ice cream molded into flowers or hearts.
A list of supper items including buttered asparagus, cloverleaf rolls, relishes, pistachio ice cream molds, demi tassé bonbons, creamed chicken or sweetbreads in patty shells, green peas, crisp rolls, fruit salad, strawberry ice cream roll, coffee, and pink and green coated almonds.
A detailed old fashioned cake guide describes creaming butter or shortening with sugar, sifted flour and baking powder, adding milk and flavorings, and folding in stiff egg whites for a heart shaped cake. It covers butter or boiled frosting, colored decorations, and a complex ornamental frosting technique. Modern women style note ends.
A feature on Mrs. H. M. Odlum head of Bonwit Teller Co, tracing her rise from shopper to president. It highlights applying customer experience to management, reforming shop policies, and the value of the customer viewpoint in shaping store culture and operations.
In response to questions about tasting tea or coffee, beverages are not eaten with a spoon but sipped from the cup. A teaspoon tasting belongs to nursery manners. adults know how many sugar cubes suit their taste without risking burns. For business calls, greet with hello, lift the receiver, and state the firm to save time.
A woman with no formal business experience becomes a standout in shopkeeping by prioritizing everyday human contact and idea exchange. She admits limits, focuses on building trust with customers and within the shop family, and delivers a simple, women-centered approach that baffled peers and challenged male-dominated efficiency workflows.
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