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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1937
Page
13
Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses fever as a natural defense that mobilizes white blood cells and increases heart rate and respiration. He notes that suppressing fever with depressant drugs often weakens resistance, while controlled fever aids recovery. The essay previews artificial fever producing machines as a future topic.
APAN notes Japan's Premier Prince Fumimaro Konoe balances humor with a stern balance of power as he seeks to calm regional tensions with Russia and China. The profile highlights his self deprecation about suitability, army tensions, and a light anecdote about his wife governing meals and tea.
Mrs C D asks about glassware when several wines are served. Answer: at most three glasses per place the water glass a medium wine glass and possibly a small champagne glass. Other glasses added as courses arrive.
A catalog entry describes several sweaters including a royal red and white bayacere stripe in racquard knit, a midsection cashmere jacket sweater short and fitted with a fly front, and a rabbit hair jacket with an unusual construction in a mix of royal blue black red pink green and other colors.
Women face a hot season challenge to diet and exercise yet can stay slim with brisk walking swims and daily routines. Tips urge sipping cool drinks only after workouts, wearing light girdles for posture, and a simple at home bend and twist routine to maintain figure and mood through summer.
The speaker invites personal questions and suggests replying with a stamped self addressed envelope. The leaflet titled How to Be Slender promises useful indoor exercises for readers with limited outdoor opportunities.
Hand care begins with thorough scrubbing and rinsing then drying. Use astringent or deodorant on hands to curb nervous sweat. Do not discard garments without airing them first. Wash lingerie nightly and add a dash of cologne to rinse water for fragrance. Air clothes weekly for freshness.
A nostalgic note on peanuts rising from novelty to staple, with recipes for peanut butter cookies muffins and sauces. Includes instructions for peanut butter soup and muffins with practical steps, ingredients, and cooking methods.
A beach fashion column notes white shoes and white slip-on gloves are the season’s top accents across seaside resorts. Perforated designs and tan tipped heels are popular, open toe models suit evening dancing, parasols appear among grand dames, and cotton swimsuits prevail amid blue beach colors. Hats feature tall crowns and bright trims, with ostrich strands and velvet twists as notable trimmings.
Veils of every type promise a tremendous season, recalling their link to complexion and complex ions. Once out with bold makeup, veils return to demand a natural pink and white pretty tradition, conveying flattery and femininity.
Gems enliven Black Lady Mead at a coronation cocktail party. She wore an all black costume with multicolor bracelet stones glimpsed between glove folds and a gold necklace set with pearls and colored gems.
Marian Mays Martin discusses Miss Gordon Holmes’s views on women’s leadership in business and politics. Holmes urges American women to push for Congressional representation and to back female presidents, while noting unemployment as a driver for homeward moves. The piece questions the practical impact of such shifts and encourages active global influence.
Jane Herbert Goward argues modern mothers should avoid scolding or enforcing sleep by threats. She promotes quiet, dark rooms and a calm routine with story time after supper. Provide a glass of water and a light so the child can self soothe and sleep, reducing bedtime interruptions.
A discussion argues that American women face an inferiority complex hindering progress in Europe. It critiques women who work for pin money or fun, calls such behavior an obstacle to business, and notes the challenge of balancing career with marriage. It stresses a secretary or buyer trained for advancement may leave for love, harming offices.
Simple hacks include rewinding window shade springs by using a kitchen fork, preventing wall marks by offsetting pictures with thumb tacks, and keeping photos away from the wall. A dry kettle must be cooled in cold water to avoid burnt flavor, with food transferred to another pot to finish cooking. A silk thread can replace a knife when cutting angel food, helping the cake keep its shape.
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