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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1940
Page
4
The piece discusses how shortness of breath can stem from several causes including lung disease and overeating. It notes breathing is hampered when the stomach is full, explains related heart palpitations can signal medical issues, and urges seeking professional care for persistent symptoms. It reflects on breath and air as essential, urging exercise and fresh air to lift spirits.
Talbot La Farge, noted author of Indian novels, discusses his book As Long as the Grass Shall Grow and a public policy toward Native Americans. He argues for ongoing, nonpartisan support and cautions that economic greed underpins oppression, while highlighting photographers and ethnology as his dual interests.
The article discusses how people resist admitting overweight harms the heart and that relief comes from reducing pressure rather than heart treatment. It notes shortness of breath from running or climbing stairs often ties to excess weight or weak muscles and emphasizes balancing exercise and rest.
Spring signals bring relief to shoppers as wholesale pork cuts fall 36 to 51 percent from September peaks per the Institute of American Meat Packers. Fresh pork drops 35 to 42 percent and smoked and cured cuts fall 16 to 33 percent, with retailers confirming lower retail prices.
Film star Jean Parker models a long torso silhouette wearing a long check jacket in gray-green monotone with a purple and green tweed pattern and a white accent, paired with a matching suit skirt.
This piece promotes foot care and simple exercises to prevent foot discomfort. It details toe circle stretches, ankle twists, and a routine including soap soaking, massaging, warming and cooling, plus antiseptic powder. It urges practical shoes and ongoing foot exercises for a youthful walking routine.
New York report highlights braid trim as a fashionable element for summer dresses. Navy and white braids provide nautical flair, with square and round necklines appearing on daywear. The piece notes collars, necklines, and jeweled necklaces as key styling details.
A housewife should plan ahead and prepare casserole mixtures with cheese. Ready to bake in the refrigerator, these dishes ensure hot nourishing dinners are served on time, letting her enjoy afternoon plans without worry.
A description of how the season's popular long-torso line is translated into a print fashion using mignonette green and white. The text notes the style as common in neat prints and describes the display approach and ownership by Ferchilé in 1549.
A collection of kitchen recipes and tips discussing cheese use in dishes, ground beef with spaghetti, vegetable pies, fish and potato combines, and baked macaroni and cheese. It also covers home care hacks such as stain removal, furniture care, and candle storage tips.
Redtop and Ann Sheridan advise peroxide on sun spots topside, while suggesting long sleeves to shield arms. A tinted powder lotion can provide protective makeup for the arms and backs of the hands during sunny seasons.
A father of seven, a lawyer, believed his sons should study law and his daughters be trained as secretaries. Each child diverged, pursuing personal paths as the father faced a changing world, learning the value of choice, independence, and self-reliance through a craftsman-like approach to making things. A separate letter reveals a wife asking how to handle a sister-in-law moving in, highlighting family tensions and the need for consideration.
The writer advises tact and firmness as a sister-in-law joins a household. Welcome her warmly but signal the setup is temporary. Help her seek work and build contacts while you discuss the plan with your husband. If she prefers independence, the arrangement may end naturally.
The passage notes Saxons drinking from horn vessels that could not be set down until emptied. Dutch burghers used silver adorned sea shells requiring both hands. Eton pupils drain a Yard of Ale from a long metal horn. Tibetans toast fathers with preserved skulls.
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