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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1938
Page
4
A physician reflects on anatomy and the brain versus the will in human behavior. He muses on creation and hidden plans, noting generations debated brain power and other forces shaping actions, while acknowledging gaps in understanding internal secretions and their interdependence.
Article notes two newly identified vitamins and a hormone from gland research. Dr Charles E Bills links a digestion aid vitamin to cod liver oil distillation yielding a growth supporting substance. Drs Thomas H Junkes and Sidney H Babcock report an alfalfa derived vitamin under study with paralysis research in chickens.
Extensive experiments with the meal yielded a product that cured existing paralysis and forestalled its spread. Dr. S. A. Kamarov of McGill University in Toronto calls the hormone Gastrin and says it controls stomach acid output. The finding may illuminate stomach ulcers and reduce fatal gastric distress, aiding overall knowledge of vital parts.
The guidance suggests calling the waiter only when within hearing range and not tapping the glass or knife. It also advises on stairs: when space allows both walk together. if not, the man leads ascending, and the woman goes first descending.
A description notes a jacket in red green and purple on black and white linen weave cotton paired with a black cire satin playsuit. The tone evokes 1950s style and textile contrasts for a fashion item.
Mrs. T. Wallace Orr buys a 65 carat emerald ring weighing 18 by 18 inches for $250,000 delivered to Bermuda to avoid New York sales tax. She also buys an emerald bracelet for $25,000 and other pieces. The Orr emerald allegedly belonged to an Indian prince and now graces her third finger amid security against theft.
A practical guide urges women to subtly coach their husbands or boyfriends toward tidier grooming. Suggestions cover hair care with scalp massage and tonics, unscented skin products, nail care tools, deodorants, and keeping shirts pressed. It also advises meal planning and light exercise to maintain a healthy figure.
Polly asks about clearing blackheads and open pores on very dry sensitive skin. Step by step home regimen includes dry skin cleansing cream, hot cloth compress, superfatted soap scrub, cold rinse, gentle extraction of soft blackheads, alternating tonics and rich creams, plus masks for complexion renewal. Maintain good health and nourishing diet.
Budget friendly meat extras include brains liver tripe and tongue with health benefits. Recipes outlined cover creamed calves brains with parsley butter and milk sauce Spanish liver with tomatoes and bacon juices and a tripe casserole with calf’s foot and bacon baked slowly for hours.
Summer dress plans emphasize washable fabrics and convertible garments. Lingerie collars belts and bandana kerchiefs extend outfits. Printed skirts with lingerie blouses and pleated separates rise in popularity. Boleros fuel the season with Valenciennes lace and diacritical contrasts in sleeves.
Mrs. Alice Bretz of New York City, totally blind yet self sufficient, reads Braille watches radio and enjoys movies. She travels to theater opera and flower shows with independence and courage, challenging pity and illustrating resilience despite disability.
Alberta faced her grandmother's illness with calm while her mother notes that children are often self centered and slow to empathize. Parents must model compassion and teach manners as children learn how others feel. Children imitate emotional cues from adults and should not be manipulated to cry for effect.
Paris knitwear designer Anny Blatt uses rayon yarns alone or with cotton or silk to craft two piece knitted dresses that mimic tailored jackets. She presents pin striped tailleurs with handknitted tricot resembling woven cloth and also employs rayon in lacy stitches for tea gowns and evening dresses in pale pastels.
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