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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1936
Page
6
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains flat feet as the commonest foot trouble that can bar service, ruin posture, and tire the body. He urges early observation and corrective treatment for children, stressing feet shape dictates overall comfort and success in life.
The piece explains neglected flat feet and their impact on growing children. It details foot anatomy including the tibia fibula ankle bones heel and tendon, and argues that understanding foot structure is essential to treating and preventing pain and long term damage.
Examination methods for flat feet rely on a plumb line from knee to heel and from knee cap to ankle to detect deformity. Medial ankle collapse, inturned ankles, and nutation of tendons indicate unbalance, often linked to hereditary tendency or inflammation weakening muscles.
Advice on address and gift etiquette for a cousin's wedding says gifts should go to the prospective bride and to confirm her address via the cousin. It also notes serving from the left whenever possible and removing dishes from the guest's right side.
MR HOOVER predicts television is near with Dr Vladimir Zworykin driving the field Westinghouse tests 1000,000 dollars worth of receivers in New York City Zworykin, a Russian emigrant, developed the cathode ray tube and other devices enabling television and talking pictures He is a quiet businesslike genius whose work could bring prizefights or football games to radio Also advice on gray hair care noting heat from curling irons and sun can yellow it
A vintage guide praises tepid daily baths for comfort and daintiness on hot days. It urges use of deodorants or powders, advises against overlapping fragrances, notes men also use deodorants and colognes, and observes men visiting beauty salons for youthful looks and hair treatments.
Mulher readers advised that no depilatory is universally safe and allergies may exist. Wax strips are usually best for facial hair, with strict adherence to directions. bleaching or tweezing coarser hairs are alternatives. For blemishes use tinted foundation and concealer cream, then powder. Depilatories should be done at home, after evening bath, to avoid odor and irritation.
Fresh fruits brighten menus with appetizers salads side dishes and desserts. Melon rings fill with mixed fruit and cream dressing. Cherry cobbler raspberry cobbler and a caramel-nut cake appear with a lamb dinner and fruit salads. Recipes include pie fillings frostings and a Spanish cream mold dessert.
New York fashion observers note velvet trim is reshaping dresses with velvet borders and beaded boleros. Designers feature trim along seams and down skirts, with black and white daytime looks dominating Fifth Avenue windows as fall chatter begins.
Women join learning sessions on home making as they try color schemes and furniture layouts. They compare their personal taste with shopkeeper advice while shopping cautiously and seeking pleasing results.
A shy boy named Richard avoids new situations due to limited independence in childhood. His mother should grant him small responsibilities to build confidence, such as errands or simple tasks. The article also notes that brides benefit from simple, modern interiors with minimal furnishings to ease upkeep and emphasize space.
The text notes that gentlemen greet with a handshake when introduced, while women rarely do. A man removes his right glove before shaking a lady’s hand, but at the opera, hall, or when ushering at weddings, he keeps gloves on. Indoors or outdoors, gloves are managed accordingly.
A 1936 Fairchild caption describes a young woman in a black frock with six white accents. Her sectioned skull cap reveals bangs, while pearl earrings, a ruffled white mousse bib collar, patent belt, white gloves, and a white calf bag complete the coordinated look.
A writer argues that a home should reflect the owner's tastes and temperament. Comfort, coolness in summer, warmth in winter matter, and inviting rooms attract occupants. While standardization rises, many favor contemporary furnishings, though old items can hold charm and personal expression.
Household tips cover practical advice on administering cod liver oil to children via paper spoons, storing chocolates in the refrigerator, cleaning an egg beater by soaking in cold water, and notes on knife blade construction with riveted handles. The tone resembles a practical, era style manual for daily chores.
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