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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
2
A physician explains the variety of treatments used in care, including drugs, heat and cold, electrical therapies, X rays, and more. He notes quinine for malaria, digitalis for heart conditions, arsenic for syphilis, and combinations with squills, strophanthus, belladonna, atropine, and salicylates, emphasizing dosage and patient response.
The text outlines treatments using pine tar and ipecac for coughs, acetanelid and aspirin as headaches remedies with cautions, pain relief with heat or cold packs, radiation notes on X rays and radium, todine as a disinfectant with skin blisters, vaccines to boost infection resistance, tonics for circulation and digestion, and the need for skilled drug prescription by a competent physician.
The article explains that a divorced woman may use her former husband’s full name with Mrs. prefix, for example Mrs. Horton Richards, based on her maiden Mary Orton. It also notes that a church wedding typically includes a matron or maid of honor with bridesmaids, and that there should be as many ushers as bridesmaids.
In Jonesport Maine a community of 1,200 recalls the Palestine mission of the 1860s. Arthur Rogers now 71 and sister 83 recount how George Adams lured 150 settlers aboard the Nellie Chapin to colonize Palestine, a voyage of forty days ending in Jaffa. Most died, a few returned home, one man built a Jerusalem to Jaffa bus line, others stayed away from Jonesport.
A concise daily and weekly routine to keep hands neat and nails immaculate. Use mild soap, hand brush, cuticle oil, and massage to improve dryness and brittle nails. Shape nails with emery board, moisturize, buff, soak, and gently push back cuticles before applying polish.
The article provides era style makeup guidance. It warns against heavy waxy rouge and emphasizes quality cosmetics. Apply rouge after a base or cold cream, build color gradually from the cheekbone center outward. For eye shadow, apply cream first and blend from near the lashes upward to soften edges. It also briefly notes soaking mildewed items in sour milk or buttermilk to remove stains.
New York notes explain fashion terms used by reporters. Adjour means drawn work in lightweight fabrics. Punch work is openwork embroidery made with a punch needle. Broderie anglaise refers to openwork embroidery with eyelets. Petit point and gros point describe cross stitch variations. Crowel and Beauvias embroideries show rope-like stitches and leaf motifs in pastel colors. Embroideries remain popular as this season’s key feature.
Food and plenty will mark a Hollywood gathering as Metropolitan tenor Charles Kullmann meets old neighbor WAS Bartlett. A gala week planned with a food festival features specials like Fruit and Ginger Salad, Dissolved gelatin with fruit, Chilled Tomato Juice, Canapes, Yankee Stuffed Lobster, Omelet, Shoestring Potatoes, Buttered Peas, Savoyarde Omelet, and Cobblers.
Informal evening dresses from Molyneux feature sheer wool crepe gowns that resist crushing and heat cling. A featured ensemble uses grey Angora wool with faint shadow stripes for a cool, summer-friendly effect.
Slice potatoes thin and even. Boil for one minute then plunge into ice water for 2 to 3 hours. Dry thoroughly and fry in hot fat at 390 degrees until golden brown.
A group of women discuss a young woman’s engagement noting a fifteen year age difference with mixed opinions. They debate whether an older husband harms or helps, highlight the Peter Pan stereotype, and stress that happiness hinges on individual compatibility and life goals rather than age alone.
The article notes a six year old boy named Allen shifts from seeking to please his mother to developing independent interests. It explains early childhood imitation of parental behavior, the normal phase of play, and the turning point at six as a sign of growing autonomy. It emphasizes parental preparation for change and the value of guiding development.
A two pound lobster is cleaned and diced then simmered in a milk and butter sauce with two egg yolks to form a rich filling. Lobster shells are filled and baked under buttered bread crumbs until browned, with optional stock and cream swap for a richer sauce. Potatoes are cubed and brown sautéed with onion, butter and seasonings, then folded into a leek and cream mixture with parsley for a final creamy serve.
Salt water prevents darkening of peeled sweet potatoes and apples. Grated nutmeg in boiling water enhances asparagus flavor. A teaspoon of vinegar beaten into frosting keeps Bosted frosting from breaking. Store jellies in a cool dry place to prevent mold growth.
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