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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1938
Page
9
The piece outlines that diagnosis requires cooperation and confidence between doctor and patient. Physicians must stay informed and protect patient confidentiality, sharing information only with the patient or immediate family, except under criminal proceedings. Patients should provide full information and focus on disclosing all relevant details.
A physician emphasizes thorough history taking to solve medical problems. Curiosity about past and present conditions is part of accurate assessment, and patient confidence is crucial to avoid guessing. The doctor notes memory gaps and the need for concise, inclusive briefing of medical history.
Adolph Paar, a veteran elevator operator in New York City, has run a shaft car for 35 years amid a modernization of an 1859 elevator once famed for its ironwork and mirrors. The piece notes its aging design and Paar’s conservative stance as upgrades arrive. Tomorrow, Lauger plans to send a tenth man to the car.
Practical tips on selecting cleansing creams and powders, reading labels, and building a personal skincare routine. Emphasizes matching cleansers to skin type, choosing small trial packages, and applying foundation on a slightly moist face to avoid cakiness. Encourages economy in buying in pound-size supplies.
Guidance on patient cooperation with doctors. Emphasizes patience, truthful answers, and mutual trust. Advises explaining symptoms fully, acknowledging uncertainty, and following prescribed treatment to avoid misinterpretation and poor outcomes.
Question and answer exchange discuss proper conduct for couples and waitstaff. When danger or darkness or crowding exists a man may offer his arm. If no assistance is needed partners walk side by side. For service the hostess is served after other women present unless she is the sole woman at the table.
A new black crepe dress features a short swing bolero and pleated back skirt. It showcases a V neck with an orange belt and white accessories for a smart, fresh look.
The article outlines simple homemade ice cream ideas from glamour foods. It details methods and recipes for sliced prune ice cream coconut mousse and raspberry ice cream with steps for preparing syrups, gels, and freezing in home freezers. It mentions evaporated milk gelatin and fruit flavors as key elements.
Short cuts for vegetables water preparation and cooking show tips like cooling water with a hare cake and lard to prevent sticking. Tips cover selecting heavy watermelons for juiciness and blotting paper to protect fabric while sewing. Family favorite brown sugar with cereals and a rainy day craft idea using old magazines and blunt scissors for children.
Paris fashion houses embrace high necklines for autumn after a summer of low necklines. Criss cross drapes and turnover collars offer youthful looks, with beige and black daytime wear and unadorned bodices contrasted by embroidered details. Theories note window displays feature blue felt tricorne hats, white looks dominate ready to wear, and Princess Eugenie’s pale blue ensemble influences street style.
A fashion snippet describes women bowlers and milliners proposing new hat forms. It mentions a flop style with feminine tulle swaths and veiled faces, plus Patou’s large black bow accessory and a taupe tailored suit pairing.
The New Jersey State Department of Agriculture notes that mixing two tablespoons of mince and one teaspoon of butter into a medium sized potato yields a preparation resembling the magazine style perfect food, supplying healthful elements.
A menu lists chilled pineapple juice curry shrimp in a noodle ring with mixed greens coconut mousse and coffee. Also featured are consomme with tiny meat dumplings stuffed tomato salad hot buttered balls prune ice cream cookies and tea.
A historical note describes a French women’s center of propaganda formed to promote national welfare, with volunteer squads, diplomas after months of service, and aims to protect marriage, aid large families, and reform juvenile justice. It highlights women’s civic roles and the tension over women taking leadership.
A green yellow plaid silk jacket worn over Lelon’s white mousseline evening dress features a flowing skirt and a draped shawl neck, creating a coordinated formal ensemble.
A practical hint suggests employing an electric light bulb as a stocking darner when a proper tool is unavailable. The tip emphasizes improvisation for repair tasks.
The item describes longies for tots in red and white dotted percale with white ruckrack trim and a matching coolie hat. The doll is dressed in the same fabric as the mother’s sun suit. Sizes 1 3.
The passage argues that no nation is greater than its women and cites French couples who treat marriage as a partnership. It notes French women possess essential qualities for successful living and that marriages of convenience are often practical, though viewed with scorn by romantics. Le bonne femme embodies a capable partner at home and in business.
The column suggests swimming if available as it helps balance your figure by reducing fat while toning. It also recommends simple exercises from the leaflet How to Be Slender and advises checking weight and consulting a doctor if you are more than ten pounds overweight before starting exercise or a new routine.
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