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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1936
Page
7
An article argues for intelligent use of sunlight as a health aid. It notes past abuse of beneficial things and suggests sunlit rooftops and solariums as spaces for exercise, recreation, and privacy. It links sunlight to metabolism and body maintenance, urging measured, purposeful exposure.
The text argues that digestion relies on a catalytic agent in food, identified as sunshine energy. It claims sunlight activates bodily absorption and leads to health, growth, and vitality, linking this energy to nourishment from vegetables and overall physical function. It emphasizes consuming ample vegetables to maintain body efficiency.
Instructions describe making cutouts from carboard and cosky dough with sharp knives to ensure clean outlines. Guidance follows on storing a chemical paste in jars and using bicarbonate paste to polish silver, then rinsing. A final tip urges children to raise covers and open windows at breakfast to air beds.
Profiles for today highlight Constance Bennett and her siblings Joan Barbara and the Marquise de Fa laise Adrienne Morrison. Morrison, a stage veteran and mother or her famed children, fostered careers of numerous actors and dramatists and remains central to a family famed in theater. She helped launch works by Gertrude Tonkonogy and John Wexler, while continuing her own writing as a noted dramatist.
A note on facial grooming warns that women with very round eyes or bulging crelids should avoid over plucking eyebrows into arches. Those who wear glasses are susceptible to this mistake, as it alters eye expression.
A fragmented 19th century fashion blurb describes a turban and scarf ensemble. The illustration shows a sheer woolen shirt with navy white bright green and red colors and navy strips forming a bandeau effect at the back. The collar jabot is coordinated with snaps around the throat.
Jacqueline Bunt urges a spring beauty rethink blending skin care with mood shifts. Emphasizes home facial routines, occasional salon facials, and fresh air to brighten appearance and outlook, urging youthful wardrobe tweaks and regular outdoor activity for a revitalized look this season.
Soften calluses with glycerin then rub with a rough towel. Use equal parts glycerin and olive oil to soften cuticles and rough skin. Use a wax epilator for leg hair, strips remove hair gradually. Bleaching is advised against with tan skin. For makeup, apply sparingly with powder, light rouge, subtle lipstick for lips, and a permanent wave for easy styling. Wear simple dresses with pale shades and neutral nail polish.
Parisienne hats favor narrow sides and longer fronts with vented crowns and trims. Berets worn low with a halo effect, tied by ribbons, remain chic. Floral accents include daisies lilacs and roses with ribbons feathers or fruit for color.
A column outlines spring meal planning shifts with earlier breakfasts and lighter dishes. It lists weeklong menus featuring cold dishes, fresh produce, and festive desserts, plus style notes on linens and colors influenced by Oriental and Indo-Chinese trends.
A long column discusses sixteen year olds and dating, stressing that true politeness comes from inner kindness rather than mechanical phrases. It covers parental attitudes, independence, spending money, and guidance for girls navigating crushes, with advice to value group socializing and self-respect over chasing dates.
Fabric description notes canvas weave dress in acetate surting with navy and May wine used on sleeves and shoulders. Square white buttons sewn with matching two shades.
The piece suggests announcing a secret marriage via newspapers with a notice naming the couple and date, or using engraved announcements in the traditional form. It notes the marriage date may be cited as about six months prior. It also offers a light aside on baby sweater color, recommending white with a ribbon accent.
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