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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
12
A doctor analyzes Philip S s grueling schedule from 8 30 to 4 30 in an office then 5 to 11 p m at manual labor He sleeps little eats quickly and rests barely The piece warns that such nonstop work without digestion time destroys the body and calls for rest and life rebalancing rather than medicine
Short Cuts describe a jar lid as a water level alert in a double boiler. It suggests placing the lid in the water container. when water is needed the lid rattles. Additional tips: blanch grapefruits or oranges for ten minutes to ease peeling and add one teaspoon vinegar to cooking water to tenderize tough meats.
Sir Samuel Hoare British Foreign Secretary supports a German naval rating of 35 percent to counter possible Soviet advance in Europe. A conservative with deep family banking roots, Hoare has long promoted traditional policies, aviation interest, and a master air fleet plan while balancing swift India legislation and parliamentary leadership.
Right Sports columnist Jacqueline Hunter Umm er offers a summer fitness guide urging youthfulness through firm, supple bodies. It praises activities like tennis golf swimming and cycling to tone muscles, improve posture, and create a youthful appearance without dull routines.
Wrinkles across the forehead come mainly from scowling. Relax facial muscles, press and knead a rich cream for five minutes, then apply an ice cube wrapped in gauze to tone the skin. For oily, sensitive skin, adjust diet toward fruits and vegetables, drink milk, exercise, and try gentler cleansers. request personalized soap guidance and a leaflet on treatment.
New York reports the shirtwaist frock as the summer’s approved uniform for women of all ages and builds. Navy blue dominates, with prints, crepes, sheets, and cottons in navy and white. Styles feature bloused fullness, shoulder yokes, high necklines or turnover collars, and jackets with sheer fabrics like chiffons and Swiss batiste. Linen versions appear, navy and brown noted.
Handy planning note suggests a compact picnic grill with windshield, under two inches thick folded, heats or stands in odd car corners. Light with newspaper and twigs for cooking steak, Weenies, or eggs. Also mentions chartreuse walls for a cool sunny room effect.
The piece advises that black is traditional for mourning but modern etiquette allows various colors. A sixteen year old girl may not be required to wear black, with gray common for fifteen or sixteen. White, black, or brown are acceptable, and a white middy with a black pleated skirt is suggested if avoiding colored middies. Blue middy or matching sweaters and socks are also fine.
A fragment from a 1950s style guide outlines a casual summer meal plan. It suggests informal daily schedules for families with schools out, emphasizing fridge and campfire cooking, with a showcased weeklong menu of breakfasts, lunches, and dinners featuring familiar dishes and seasonal produce.
A two year marriage faces strain from opposing tastes in recreation and social life. A young wife asks Mrs. Martin whether to adopt her husband’s smoking and drinking sociable habits or preserve her own beliefs. The advice urges tolerance, compromise, and not policing partners choices while preserving love and marriage.
A fifteen year old asserts control over her mother in a domestic scene highlighted by tidy habits and respect expectations. Betty admits she must boss to keep her parents in their place, revealing a dynamic where parents catered to her as a child and now face the shift in power.
Advice contrasts wine serving rules with a home cleaning tip. It warns against mixing wines in a glass or adding ice, recommends chilling red wine and pairing, and then pivots to a back-saving bathtub brush that reduces bending to clean. The note blends etiquette with practical household care.
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