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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
9
A medical column explains summer colds and their links to winter illnesses. It notes undetermined cold causes yet traces to chronic catarrh sinusitis and infected tonsils and adenoids. It warns that most bronchitis leads to tuberculosis and that tonsil infections can trigger rheumatic fever and heart or kidney disease.
A historical health note links the common cold to later chronic diseases, noting that people without colds tend to stay healthier overall. It cites varying susceptibility, suggests immunity differences, and explains that lowered resistance from overwork, indigestion, overheating, and fatigue increases cold risk. It urges boosting resistance to prevent or cure colds.
The passage describes sneezing, watery eyes, and nasal discharge as signs of catching a cold, but notes that strong health or absence of infectious bacteria helped resist progression. It mentions recurring colds and hints at future discussion on preventing and curbing colds.
Miss Mildred Reeves of Washington DC is highlighted as the first woman to help draft a Republican platform and serve as an official Congressional secretary to Nicholas Longworth. The profile notes her rise from stenographer, through Longworth’s staff, to a pivotal political aide with tact and discretion, suggesting future positions if Landon enters the scene.
A reader asks how to sign a gift card with married names. The answer: a woman signs John and Mary Jones. a man signs Mary and John Jones, for courtesy and recognition. A second reader asks about gravy serving. a large spoon is used if no ladle is available, pouring is acceptable but spooning is neater. A third query on how to acknowledge introductions is simply by saying How do you do. Fannie Brice shoes are noted.
Style notes describe ongoing popularity of Tartan cotton prints this season after Heim launched the trend two years ago. The inkshop press highlights are seen in textiles and apparel choices across fashion venues.
Copyright 1934 by Fairchild notes a semi fitted model resembling Maggy Rouff spring coats with circular skirt. Suggests a dark sheer coat for a summer wardrobe, pairing dark and light options for versatile wear.
A vintage beauty guide explains how to use rouge powder and eye shadow to shape facial features. It covers lip shaping with lipstick, blush placement above the cheek hollows, and blending two powders to create contour. It advises light, fluttering application and subtle highlighting for youthful appearance.
Advice for redheads with pale lashes and pink skin suggests a tinted base and rose beige powder to soften contrasts, brown mascara, light or clear rouge, and barely deepening lip color. Test small containers before buying full sizes, then try deeper shades for stronger contrast.
Ambitious brides learn cooking as a joyful art with abroad recipes and wine flavoring. The text presents two menus from a book, includes almond sponge layers, meringue topping, apricot filling, and a cream tart. It blends American adaptations with romantic histories and guidance for serving wine and cocktails.
The article examines the shift to slim silhouettes featuring firm foundation with corsets as stylish showpieces. It notes French designers driving silhouette changes, high waistlines, draping for bust lines, and separate bodice sections. It also mentions improved detachable dress shields, evolving women’s and men’s wear, and Paris millinery such as the Cezanne inspired hat by Louise Bourbon with wine, green and blue accents plus a red taffeta petticoat glimpse.
The growing menace of carpet beetles threatens many households. Introduced from Europe about a century ago the pests now infest homes across sections, feeding on carpets. In heated homes they breed year round, especially where rugs are turned over for cleaning.
The letters discuss the need to see another’s perspective to avoid misjudgment. A woman writes Mrs. Martin about her brother dating a girl she introduced, causing estrangement. She notes age differences and a lack of understanding from her brother who mocks the concern.
An eight year old Lucy defies tidy habits after a quarrel, hiding belongings under the bed. The piece advises direct requests over sympathy appeals to foster consistent routines and lasting good habits in children.
A simple mirror and window cleaning method uses two quarts of warm water and a half tablespoon of kerosene. Wipe with an absorbent cloth, then polish. this method is gentler on hands than soap or ammonia cleaners and leaves less dust than powder cleansers.
A brief guide advises softening adhered paper with olive oil then wiping with a cloth to lift it without damage. It suggests avoiding hard rubbing and notes potential scoring on the wood if not careful.
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