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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chr isman urges hay fever sufferers to begin treatment before August peak. Pollens from elm, oak, ash, and horse chestnut spring from March to June, grasses prevail May to July, and ragweed dominates from mid August to frost, causing heavy sneezing and eye irritation.
Hay fever can lead to serious asthma in about forty percent of cases. Chronic catarrh sinusitis and bronchitis often start with hay fever attacks as mucous membranes in eye throat and nose react to airborne irritants. Weather greatly affects pollen levels. dry hot windy conditions raise pollen while rain lowers it. Once exposed, patients remain sensitive and symptoms recur yearly.
The article explains diagnosing pollen sensitivity by skin prick tests using local pollens to identify the allergens. It outlines a regression plan of small injections prior to the allergy season, with dose increases and continuation during and after attack onset to build resistance.
The piece notes that for informal afternoon country weddings white flannel trousers match dark blue coats, while formal affairs require the conventional cutaway for the groom, best man, and ushers. It also asks about salad Romaine, answering that Romaine is a long leaved lettuce served as a salad.
In 1937 design notes beach wear gains emphasis for the breezer coat. Beach shops cite versatility for central sports and high style outlets pair it with slacks. The model highlights a herringbone weave and lustrous fabric in the top display with another version shown below.
Three men appointed by President Roosevelt to mediate the steel strike are profiled. Ed ward F McGrady, Charles P Taft, and Hloyd E K Garrison are noted for public service, liberal leanings, and labor experience. Taft, son of the former President, was a Yale football player and AEF veteran. Garrison, great grandson of William Lloyd Garrison, chaired the National Labor Relations Board and advocated constitutional labor reform. All oppose company unions and violent methods.
A two week forehead massage routine encourages smoother skin and fewer lines. The steps include cleansing, brushing, and lifting massage from eyebrows to hairline, then ice toning and ice rub to finish. It notes deeper lines may need stronger treatments and suggests hats with brim to flatter eyes.
A health tip advises sisters with acne to keep separate towels and brushes to avoid sharing germs. It suggests avoiding creams and using soothing powder lotions and acne dries, plus deodorants mouthwash and shampoos. It promises a leaflet on treating blackheads if a stamped self addressed envelope is sent. It also stresses daily teeth brushing, proper diet and regular dental visits.
A midcentury guide urges readiness for informal entertaining with cold and hot options. It covers menus for luncheons and suppers, suggests serving buffet style, and offers recipes such as Jellied Bouillon and Deviled Eggs in Aspic plus tips for quick cold dishes during hot weather.
A fashion observer praises New York season for its unstudied simplicity in dresses and hats. The piece notes halos, simple prints, beige wool suits, light blues, acetate jersey prints, and shimmered hats with three to six inch brims. Distinct items include tile dirndl frocks with basques, green moss linen suits, and turbaned dress ensembles.
Household guidance advises cleaning kitchen walls and woodwork with warm soap suds and a tablespoon of kerosene per gallon. Wash small areas, rinse with warm water, and wipe dry with a soft lintless cloth. Monthly attention saves time by removing easily lifted dirt.
This piece argues that children are born free and equal with potentialities for good habits. It stresses parental consistency, patience, and acting as models. Immediate swift punishment helps form desirable habits, while leniency teaches repetition of offenses before correction.
The piece discusses how modern young people spend two to three months of summer away from school, seeking work like theatre ushers, tea room servers, tutoring, and teaching swimming and driving. It contrasts youth opportunities with limited summer jobs for girls and notes elder rest during breaks. It mentions potential travels and the desire for meaningful activities beyond idle time.
An old column muses on teaching driving within a family, preferring paid instructors for wives and husbands, and the challenge of teaching a novice driver. It also suggests girls learn cooking in class, values practical skills from soup to nuts, and notes vacations should restore health and knowledge.
A stylish outfit for warm weather features navy with white dotted chiffon redingotes over dotted silk sips. Pair with white shark skin or navy taffeta jackets, a plain navy foundation slip, burgundy gloves and hat, and a navy bag and shoes for a coordinated look.
Wash in warm water with mild soap to remove chill. Use a soft rail brush for finger ends and both sides. Rinse at same temperature and squeeze dry. Dry in a cool shady place. Save over beans for sandwiches and make a dill pickle onion sandwich between rye slices.
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