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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1937
Page
2
Dr. Claud North Chrisman cautions against common outdoor sport hazards. He stresses staying still in boats, avoiding rocking, and wearing proper gear to prevent drowning. He warns of danger when clothes weigh a person down and outlines safe reentry methods and perils of diving into unknown water.
Profile of Beulah Henry from North Carolina known as the lady Edison. She holds 52 patents and has created innovations from a newspaper rack at age nine to a bobbinless sewing machine with a lock stitch. Her process uses simple materials and model makers to produce costly, mass market prototypes.
The text instructs to keep a knocked unconscious patient quiet to avoid brain bleed and to begin artificial respiration immediately if underwater, even without signs of life. It describes turning the patient onto the stomach, head turned, one arm under the head, knees bent, hands along the back, and performing repeated chest compressions to expel air then allow expansion, repeating ten to twelve times for about two minutes until breathing resumes or declared dead.
The guide urges assistants to relieve strain and carefully cover a patient to prevent chills. Do not move a person with possible limb injury until injury type is known. Begin artificial respiration where needed and avoid weight on a possibly broken limb until evaluated. improvised padding protects the area during movement.
A reader asks about using a married woman’s name on stationery and whether the serving spoon should accompany the vegetable dish. The answer confirms using Mrs. for a married woman and says the spoon belongs with the serving dish or on its right side for ease of guests and the hostess.
Farrekic notes two blue hats in the Duchess of Windsor trousseau, both offface silhouettes. One a draped high tricorne toque from Agnes in dark blue with heliotrope "walls blue" chiffon, and the other a large navy felt capelline poke shape lifted off the face with a heliotrope pad at the forehead.
A travel cosmetics guide advises planning a concise kit for any trip by train boat plane or car. It covers essentials cleansing cream soap waterproof case eyewash safety razors sun cream or powder, protective lotion and sun tonic, portable cleansing, compact rouge, skin tonics, and a roomy bag for travel so makeup can be applied en route.
The writer explains freckles come from uneven pigment cells and mostly fade in winter. Advice emphasizes sun protection, daily creams, mild lemon bleaching for softness and clarity, and using a slightly darker face powder. Also suggests matching eye shadow colors for evening looks.
A historical guide offers weekly menus for June brides to master homemaking. It promotes simple initial courses, escalating as skill grows, with practical items like codfish patties, eggs, fish, meats, vegetables, desserts, and beverages across Monday to Friday with varied dishes and beverages.
Fashion notes link costume shades to auto colors with red as the season’s top selling car hue. Brides, motorists, and women choosing motoring outfits favor red ensembles, hats, and grenadine tones. Sport coats with horsey woolens and red interwoven plaids suit drivers, paired with skirts, shirts, and hats. Unbleached sailcloth beer jackets rise in style, while red and white ginghams and black and white checks appear in dresses and evening wear.
Wooden dishes for buffets and formal dining surge in popularity. Men embrace wooden salad plates and a two shade condiment tray with mustard jar, salt and pepper shakers. Highlight pieces are satin wooden cups and saucers with inlaid edge and intricate handles.
A reader letter explores whether a twelve year old can truly fall in love and whether lifelong devotion is possible. The correspondent recalls a girl who claims a boy she met at twelve remains central to her feelings at seventeen, while discussing family opposition and lack of close guidance. The columnist weighs childhood crushes against adult commitment, noting orphaned upbringing and restricted social contact as key factors shaping the girl’s view of love and marriage.
Wise parents avoid forcing timid children into competition. Some kids are naturally retiring and may be unhealthy or misread as fear. Overpressure can harm. Praise their abilities, nurture self belief, and support interests like painting or carpentry. Respect individuality to help them grow.
A young woman pleads for dating permission, lamenting relatives bar her from bringing suitors home. She argues for independence and questions her worth, while a columnist expresses sympathy and suggests marrying her childhood sweetheart when ready to start a home.
Short Cuts SPILLS are removed from the stove at once. Scrubbing a week with hot water and soap should give a bright appearance. To prevent rust on unenameled parts apply stove oil and polish dry. The newest sewing machine improvement sews backwards to finish seams. Worn sock and bed linen spots are mended by sewing backward and forward over the weak area.
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