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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
7
The article explains leg ulcers stem from impaired circulation often due to varicose veins or venous obstruction. It describes ulcer types—raw granulating, calloused, anaemic, hemorrhagic, and edematous—along with poor healing, infection risk, and varied treatments from rest and compression to surgical methods and injections, noting ongoing exploration of newer options.
A reader asks if a man may leave a theater during intermission to smoke while a non smoking woman stays seated. The answer: the man should join her in the lobby or lounge to keep her company. it is impolite for a woman to be left alone. Additional guidance covers luncheon timing and correct wine at formal weddings, and how to handle requests for a boyfriend’s photo with proper phrasing and courtesy.
Henry Laughlin of Tyrone Pennsylvania becomes the first American to hold the new post of water smelter with the industrial chemical sales division of a pulp and paper company He will travel to test the odoriferous qualities of raw water in major cities Laughlin can identify a city by its water and judge palatability by smell He notes most cities suffer seasonal bad odors from harmless organisms and that activated carbon treats over a thousand U S cities to absorb tastes and odors More effort is spent keeping water sweet than merely keeping it pure
In 1957 Mrs Wallis Warfield wore a wedding gown designed by Manbocher in Wallis Blue crepe. The outfit featured a narrow floor length dress with a collarless hip length jacket and front gathers. A Rebouz cap in Wallis Blue straw with blue and pink feathers completed the ensemble.
A reader asks about rough yellowish skin and blemishes. Advice urges gentler cleansing, thorough rinsing, lemon juice for mild bleaching and antiseptic effects, and optional cream or lanolin for dryness. The text then pivots to fashion noting gold lame popularity among royalty.
Practical guide detailing use of deodorant ice and anti perspirants to stay fresh on hot days. Advises cool showers, thorough cleansing, regular laundering, and scent tactics like sachets or gardenias. Encourages safe use of antiperspirants and proper underarm care for lasting odor control.
A mid-century menu feature offers simple summery dishes with extra touches. Breakfasts include melon, fruit juice, cereals and coffee. dinners vary weekly with light salads, hot entrees, and desserts. A Minneapolis note adds wartime student opinions on enlistment and military training.
A fashion feature notes the season’s monograms inspired by old manuscripts and whimsical prints. It highlights readable yet decorative lettering on bags, dresses, and accessories, plus lively motifs like butterflies and chess pieces. The piece also explains action-back styling for freedom of arm movement in sport days.
Avoid sun by using makeup and a shade hat for hikes or beach lounging. Apply foundation and sunburn cream generously, add rouge, and powder slightly darker than skin for extra protection. Use on arms shoulders back and legs. Wear a beach robe after water contact.
A reflective piece on women's shift from idleness to active work. The narrator recalls a question about whether active women are more interesting, noting one transformed woman who maintains her new pursuits. The piece considers whether mere activity changes interest without universal effect.
The author contrasts women who balance home life with reading and broad interests against those who focus narrowly on work. A bright conversationalist engages by sharing ideas taken in and given out, not merely talking shop. Travel and languages alone do not guarantee depth or worldly insight.
The article argues environmental causes for child behavior issues and offers parenting guidance. It contrasts handling methods for younger children with adolescents, emphasizing tact, responsibility, and cooperation. It suggests practical steps like giving toddlers tasks and praising effort to foster consideration and self-control.
Cleaning tips describe freshening fabric until dry, washing new silk stockings beforehand for better fit and appearance, and sparkling glassware by washing in hot water with two teaspoons of borax.
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