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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
13
A medical columnist discusses Belt's Palsy as the common peripheral neuritis tied to spring and fall. It notes exposure or infection as possible causes, describes the facial paralysis effects such as inability to close the eye, flattened mouth corner, drooling, speech trouble, and tears, and mentions associated mood depression in patients.
Recovery from exposure induced palsy typically occurs within weeks. If muscles respond to electricity two weeks after onset recovery is likely. Mild cases improve in three to six weeks, severe in three months to a year. Avoid aggressive local treatment to prevent contractions. Rest, eye care, and protection from drafts are advised along with blistering or counter irritants at the nerve base. Sodium salts in moderate amounts may help for weeks. Support the paralyzed side with the hand or straps to avoid drag on affected muscles.
A reader asks about inviting a couple's parents to a commencement, advising that the decision rests with the couple and should not concern the inviter. A wedding notice example follows, announcing Mrs Alice Benton Dale and Mr Henry Horton's marriage on Monday the first of June in Philadelphia.
Profiles for today highlight Marissa Flores a nineteen year old dancer with a Spanish and Irish background. Born in San Diego she trained in dance, performed at the Waldorf Astoria roof, appeared in shorts after a San Diego Exposition engagement, and earned a ten month California college scholarship. She attends Paramount’s dramatics program while maintaining a poised private life.
Hand woven bags from the mountains of the South promise sturdy roomy use for knitting and sewing on summer verandas and beaches. They appeal to the older woman with a homely quality and lasting durability.
A guide encourages young readers to pursue genuine poise beyond mere looks. It advises practical steps: daily care, fresh attire, fragrance, deodorants, clean nails, and neat hair. Emphasizing posture, fitness, and disciplined diet, it urges gradual improvement to gain confidence and a graceful presence.
Reader asks for leg workouts to reduce embarrassment with bathing suits. Instructions describe a simple routine: stand beside a chair, lift a leg, swing it back and forth, repeat five times, then switch sides and repeat. Recommends gradual buildup for underweight individuals.
In line with the popular marine motif these salad plates are cloudy white glass with a blue anchor at the center and smaller red blue and white anchors around the rim. The edge and center depression are outlined by red white and blue lines.
New York shoppers note active ribbon trends from Paris mid season openings. Ribbons appear in evening wear from necklines to waistlines, with blue faille, cyclamen pink, velvet, satin, and grosgrain featured across gowns and coats. Designers like Rochas, Lelong, Vionnet, Paquin, Bruyere, Louiseboulanger, and Alex promote ribbons as color and texture accents.
A vintage menu details planked shad with roe and accompanying dishes. Instructions cover oak plank prep, fish splitting, bone retention, butter seasoning, and baking about 25 minutes for a 3 pound fish, with optional broiling for browning. Included are shad roe frying, mashed potato rosettes, buttered asparagus, stuffed tomatoes, lemon wedges, and parsley garnish. Also features a Shad Roe Omelet, croquettes, and a fruit dessert salad with lettuce, orange, banana, strawberry, and mayonnaise.
Foot tips for dancers detail routines to keep legs graceful and slender. Warm bath then cold rinse and mineral oil relax muscles and soften skin. Barefoot walking strengthens arches and ankles, while cold massages and ice help feet after activity. End with drying, talc, and careful sun tanning advice for summer wardrobes.
Compact home tips on grinding crackers with a paper bar secured by a rubber band to prevent crumbs. Notes diner-like tricks: adding a tablespoon Hour to sugar to prevent custards from curdling, scalding milk to avoid watery mixtures, and tinning pans to prevent sticking.
A hobby turned profitable for a man who started a day-by-day scrapbook of the Simpson affair. Beginning with divorce rumors and ending with the Duke's wedding, the project follows two earlier WWII scrapbooks that sold for twenty thousand dollars each and another for twenty thousand plus one thousand.
A homemaker argues that childhood bumps are inevitable and essential to experience. She warns against overcaution and calls for practical first aid, noting soap and warm water are effective for minor injuries and that parents must tailor general child psychology advice to each child’s needs.
Scrapbooks and photo albums turn personal and public events into lasting records. From Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations to travel notes, these habits capture history, theater programs, court reports, and everyday moments. Recording experiences at the time offers a simple method to tell one life’s story and may enrich future history.
Warfield Mrs Wallis Warfield showcases a summer wardrobe dominated by blue shades from pale sky to navy and carbon. She favors prints featuring tiny white turtles on black, black chessmen on white, and small white morning glories on carbon blue.
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