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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
6
Coronary sclerosis and its related conditions angina pectoris and coronary occlusion stem from arterial changes. The essay notes the disease’s concentration among professionals, especially doctors, with prevalence higher than in laborers, farmers, bankers, lawyers, or clergy.
Sclerosis rises with age and stems from strain and stress, especially among physicians whose long study and demanding work provoke worry and nervous strain. Coronary occlusion causes chest pain like angina, potential collapse, and possible death. relief varies with vessel size and treatment. Recovery hinges on careful nursing, diet, and gradual return to work.
A reader asks about etiquette for signing hurried letters and handling canceled invitations. The guidance suggests mailing cards announcing the wedding is off with a formatted notice naming the hosts and couple.
Profiles For Today notes that Sir Philip Game, Commissioner of Police at Scotland Yard, faces his toughest challenge policing the coronation. London will host a large crowd and potential threats, with 22 000 officers deployed, foreign detectives, tightened credentials, and extra vigilance to prevent bombings, burglaries, and counterfeit papers while key figures attend the Westminster Abbey ceremony. The piece ends by stating the article’s author would rather attend Talbot Lake than oversee the capital’s security on coronation day.
Hollywood stars Kay Francis Alice Faye Lily Pons and June Lang discuss perfume ideas for luggage mood and romance. They favor scented pads in bags for leather scents blends over single flowers and matching fragrance sets for cosmetics and wardrobe. Various notes include gardenia carnation jasmine violet and bamboo aromas with lighter eau de cologne and perfume options.
A reader asks how to apply henna at home and recalls liking a salon result. The piece instructs shampooing hair, drying it, mixing Egyptian henna in a granite pan, heating until hot but not boiling, applying paste with an old toothbrush in small sections, and leaving on longer for deeper color, with package directions guiding specifics.
A home menu guide suggests mixing new salads with spring greens to avoid monotony. It lists several assembled recipes such as Pineapple Cheese Salad, Carrot Apple Salad, Spring Garden Salad, Romaine Salad, and Lancheon Salad with detailed dressing and ingredient steps, emphasizing variety and seasonal produce.
In Montgenerres, the bandana scarf reappears with tailored slacks and shirts for women, worn after skiing and likely moving from winter sports to beachwear this summer. Knitwear features print motifs such as flowers clovers and wagon wheels in four to five colors, with bold paisleys expected to return in ratine fabrics.
Marian Mays Martin explores a New York magistrate ruling on a man who refused to remove his hat in a bar with women present. The piece discusses gender roles, barroom conduct, and evolving social norms, noting authorities favor restricting women’s public bar presence and urging consistency in how ladies are treated.
Jane Herbert Goward advises balanced praise and light blame to guide children. Praise should reward improvement and specific deeds like coming home for dinner on time or keeping a neat space, while avoiding praising the child as a whole to prevent conceit.
A collarless buff colored wool suit for town or country wear features hand stitched edges on the jacket and pocket rim with black antelope fastenings and accessories.
Care tips advise rubbing grease spots with lard then washing with soap and water. Mildew on tubs can be deterred with oil and a paprika or parsley garnish. Sponges resist souring if washed in salted water and dried. Salt in poaching water helps eggs stay firm.
A columnist argues against women demanding male standards in bars and social spaces. He questions the need for hats in public venues, defends equal social behavior, and asserts women who seek male privileges should accept possible consequences. He frames the issue as a petty dispute about manners and sportsmanship.
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