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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1935
Page
3
A health piece explains eczema as a frequent child ailment linked to digestion and blood flow. It notes skin symptoms from irritated nerves, contrasts past underfeeding with today’s overfeeding, and criticizes excessive advertised baby products while stressing balanced nutrition.
The writer laments giving babies solid foods and artificial liquids before their digestive systems mature. He warns that premature feeding overburdens the gut, contributing to eczema and other issues seen in hospital clinics. The author favors breastfeeding in the first days and minimal, easily digested feeding when needed. Continued tomorrow.
The secret to hard cooked eggs is lowering them into boiling water to prevent cracking. Use a sieve to transfer eggs into a pot, simmer fifteen minutes, and allow cooling before peeling. If rushed, place in cold water for about ten minutes.
Profiles for Today recalls William Gillette the grand patriarch of stage tradition who just celebrated his eightieth birthday. The Sherlock Holmes star, now living quietly in Hadlyme Connecticut, still enjoys his youthful railroad on his estate and keeps a steel will of memory from a career spanning decades and many plays.
The model showcases chevrons in yellow orange and Baoan with bows at back. Seersucker shorts blouse and wrap-around skirt form the unit paired with a plain brown seersucker jacket.
A guide advises light makeup for male approval, noting men dislike obvious cosmetics. Start with powder darker for sun tan, use careful rouge and natural lip colors, avoid harsh overpainting, and apply eye makeup subtly for a dewy look.
The guidance notes that aging skin loses elasticity and oil production. Continue cleansing with soap and water, then massage with a rich cream for five minutes, leave on ten minutes, blot excess oil, and finish with a bracing skin tonic. Apply rouge and powder when going out.
New York observers note growing prestige of English fashion among American audiences. English women gain recognition in sportswear and millinery, with ostrich trims, feather fans, Grecian sandals, gilt leather gowns, and ornate hats signaling a shift toward elaboration. Rich velvets, brocades, furs, jeweled cabochons, and embroidered veils appear in imports, reflecting a broader trend in English style influence.
A breezy summer menu urges simple, cheerful meals with thoughtful garnishes. Recipes highlight bright touches like watercress and radish roses to elevate everyday breakfast fare with fresh fruit, berries, and melon pairings for a summery appeal.
A guide lists breakfast dishes including raspberries and peaches with cream, eggs with bacon, omelets, muffins, and fruit desserts. It offers simple prep tips, serving suggestions, and notes on keeping dishes warm. A short tale about a boy losing a rubber ball adds parenting advice on handling accidents and lessons.
A Jersey City court case prompts a column on money and marriage. A husband accuses his wife of hoarding savings and questions if wives should manage all household funds. The piece notes varied practices from bank envelopes to joint accounts and warns that entrusting all income to a wife risks temptation and power dynamics. It asks if husbands still hand over weekly pay and explores social shifts in financial trust.
A quiz of social mail and etiquette covers telegrams to congratulate a newlyweds couple sent to the church after the ceremony, dress for a boat ride, gift expectations for a wedding guest not invited to the reception, and age for prefixed calling cards. Answers fix the standard: address as Mr and Mrs followed by the husband’s name, send to the church, wear sports dressy attire, no gift expected though optional, and age eighteen for using Mr on calling cards.
A reader argues infidelity and imprudent spending harm the male race, noting women often control or receive money through purchase of dependence. The letter urges frank talk on money in married life, and whether the family purse should be better managed, inviting reader viewpoints on how to handle household funds.
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