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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1935
Page
3
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains how the body regulates heat through skin cooling and sweating. He warns against overindulgence in food during heat, notes tanning and sunburn can harm health, and emphasizes maintaining normal internal temperature via visible cooling surfaces and proper perspiration.
A lively column argues public odor stems from healthful activity and stressed bathing in hot weather. It warns against vinegar or astringents, suggests closing pores worsens heat, and urges reducing fats sugars and starches while drinking cold water, especially sipped over ice to cool the mouth and body more efficiently.
A simple recipe notes pressing sardines through a sieve and mixing with melted butter and lemon juice to create a canapé spread. It highlights using salmon and sardines in salads for their fats and tissue-building proteins and vitamins, with basic seasoning of salt pepper and lemon.
OUIS McHENRY HOWE is back in Washington as Franklin D Roosevelt recovers from illness. Democratic leaders, relieved by his return, expect his steadying influence to aid presidential maneuvering. Howe, born in Indianapolis and raised in Saratoga, is a paradoxical figure devoted to the Roosevelts yet sharp and pragmatic.
A reader asks how to look younger after fifty with tips on tone, dress, makeup, and skincare. Advice covers choosing soft rouge and lipstick shades for gray hair, slenderizing silhouettes, diet and outdoor activity, cleansing, massage, tonics, nail polish, brow grooming, and light color palettes. For dandruff and hair loss, the recommendation emphasizes cleanliness, scalp stimulation, weekly antiseptic shampoo with tar or Castile soap, tea or green soap tincture, thorough rinsing, midweek scalp tonic massage, and nightly brushing.
A detailed at home and salon pedicure guide explains steps to keep feet attractive for summer wear. It covers soaking, scrubbing, cuticle care, nail shaping, buffing, polishing, and daily maintenance with creams, oils, and talcum for dry, smooth feet ready for beach or dance floor.
New York fashion notes forecast a revival of soft drapery with silk fabrics such as faille moire and ottoman. Multiple silhouettes likely, driving demand for diverse fabrics while advising women to favor forgiving, concealing outfits over strict tailoring for festive wear. Printed textiles, jacquards, and a reemergence of serge lift fashion variety, with satin remaining a favorite.
The article presents guidance on marking silver for brides using either the bride’s maiden initials or her full name, with example initials. It also notes the hostess leads guests into the dining room at informal dinners. Additional rainy day puzzle ideas suggest making cutout pictures from magazines to assemble custom cardboard puzzles. A new liquid window cleaner promises waterless cleaning for glass surfaces.
Dishes for today highlight beef as a staple on cooler days with lower prices enabling hearty menus. The article provides a beef and kidney pie recipe, including ingredients and steps: prepare kidneys, brown sirloin, add vegetables, simmer, thicken with cornstarch, then bake under a biscuit crust, with a note it pleases men.
The menu lists Onion Soup Beefsteak and Kidney Pie Potatoes with Butter Parsley Sauce Whole Stuffed Tomatoes Date Nut Pudding with Ice Cream Salad Appetizers Club Steak Billy with Baked Potatoes Buttered Green Peas Sugared Pineapple Sticks Cheese Crackers Coffee.
A period piece recipe feature from Billy the Oysterman detailing a two inch thick steak method with butter basting and a mushroom onion accompaniment. Includes Beef Roulettes with a savory bread crumb stuffing and rolling technique. Also a column note on modern women by Marian Mays Martin questioning if men marry their first love sparked by an English judge.
Jane Herbert Goward reflects on how parents manage crying children and the psychology of first loves. The piece blends child discipline tips with musings on Shakespearean romance and the lasting grip of youthful crushes, arguing modern youths face love with steadier nerves while older lovers recall past passions with caution.
A water repellent fabric beach roll provides a reclining surface with a pillow at one end and a pull up canopy to shade eyes. The canopy top can serve as a bridge table for bridge lovers. It folds compactly for car storage and comes in green blue tan or brown.
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