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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman argues cancer fear harms care and stresses early detection. He cites a neck growth case misinterpreted as skin cancer and notes X ray treatment can cure early cancers within six weeks.
The text argues cancer causes are largely misattributed to foods climates or damp houses and claims many so called cures are ineffective. It notes irritations and poor dental fit may trigger cancers and warns against pastes plasters and caustics while praising operation X ray or radium as less painful with minimal tissue damage. It also disputes spread from treatment and asserts cancer spreads before treatment regardless of remedy.
In setting two glasses per cover place the water glass to the right of the knife and the wine glass just below and slightly right of the water glass. For formal dinners bread or a roll is laid above the plate with the napkin, butter unnecessary. Hosting a wedding return visit is proper if the newlyweds receive the first call and invitations follow after they have seen you.
A navy blue linen garden frock features white pique at the neckline and a self belt piqued with multicolor linen flowers. The design presents a modernized version of the traditional Dirndi as a garden attire from 1936.
Tony Ton Manero, newly crowned 0.5 Open golf champion, remains modest about his status and hesitates to invite former champion Gene Sarazen on an exhibition tour. He honors a Shawnee Open promise to his mother in Elmsford with a $500 share of the purse while pursuing winter tours. his rise began as a caddie and driver at local clubs, culminating in a Baltusrol victory with a record 282 and a 67 final round under peak pressure.
A practical home care guide encouraging a weekly foot pedicure to improve comfort and appearance. It outlines steps from warm soapy baths to cuticle care, oil soaks, polishing tips, and a light sun protection reminder for beach wear. It emphasizes ease and personal satisfaction in self-care routines.
Reader asks about rapid weight gain and aging concerns. Advice suggests consulting a physician, gradual diet and exercise, and emphasizes improving self confidence. The piece also promotes compact cosmetic bags with slide fasteners to keep makeup from spilling in purses and highlights fashionable satin or moire materials.
A vintage breakfast spread features prune muffins, corn muffins, and cinnamon rolls with eggs prepared various ways. Recipes include Prune Muffins with prunes and bread flour, Gems with cornmeal and eggs, and Eggs in Tomatoes plus dishes like Eggs Trinidad and Ham Nests. Includes toast, cereals, and coffee suggestions to start the day.
New York designers echo a trend toward high necklines on summer and midseason dresses. Lanvin, Vionnet, and Schiaparelli emphasize collars and draped fronts while Chanel favors slender shoulder lines. Dinner gowns stay high at the neck with decollete emphasis at the back. Beading, embroidery, and black lace insets brighten white gowns, and black net sleeves enhance white ensembles.
Hidden radiators blend with wall surfaces in modern homes. Old steam and hot water units, once gilded to stand out, are now painted to fade into the wall, reducing their visual prominence in new construction.
A reader asks if she should give a friend a letter of introduction to a charming Frenchman she knew before marriage. The columnist cautions that reawakening the past may disappoint, noting mixed motives and the risk the man will view the request differently than she hopes.
A letter from Janet asks if her late fiancé’s two girls should act as flower girls for her August wedding. The adviser urges including the children, notes white attire and veil are fine, and says the bride’s first marriage status doesn’t change rules. The response emphasizes kindness and practicality.
The article argues against forcing children into frightening situations. It recommends preparation, internal control, and gentle prompting. It cites examples like fear of the dark and dogs, noting success when parents cue rather than push, and when gradual exposure uses rewards to ease anxiety.
The article argues personality is a potent force surpassing beauty or intellect. It defines personality as a mind quality born from warm, dynamic intelligence blending feeling and thought, noting it can outshine beauty and even compensate for physical unattractiveness.
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