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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1938
Page
11
Doctors and dentists are asked why teeth decay. Decaying teeth affect chewing, appearance, breath, and may influence overall health. The article links tooth decay to certain illnesses and asks why damaged teeth are not naturally repaired.
The article explains that natural healing repairs many injuries but damaged teeth rarely recover once decay starts. Cleaning and filling may delay decay, yet it often leads to tooth loss. It cites ancient use of gold for dental repair and critiques the slogan A Clean Tooth Never Decays. It notes varying outcomes from clean mouths and old civilizations.
An article discusses factors in dental decay and tooth development, noting that germs require decayed soil to cause decay and that appearances can be misleading. It highlights variability in tooth decay among healthy and tubercular individuals, and promises tomorrow's focus on diet’s role in bone and tooth strength.
The bridegroom pays for the bride's flowers and may pay for the bridesmaid's if he wishes. Otherwise the bride's parents must cover it. The bride often gives a small gift to the bridesmaid if the groom's family pays. The bride may pay herself or have her father pay. The corsage should have stems toward the shoulder and flowers pointing down.
A reader asks about persistent blackheads and dry irritated skin. The advice recommends a gentle cleansing cream for dry skin, a second five minute application, hot towel treatment, mild scrubs, warm and cool rinses, softening cream, a cold toner, and alternating with homemade beauty bags made from almond meal oats and castile soap.
A menu of eggs and ham in cream, fruited Johnny cake, toasted wheat biscuits, and bread gridlers shares hearty winter breakfast ideas with variations. Also notes on summer play suits and dindls with Swiss and chambray styles, burlap jackets, nautical prints, and floral band patterns.
A nostalgic look at Hell Norway a slope filled village with 1465 residents led by Mayor Lorentz Stenvig a 53 year old farmer serving nine years. The town thrives on dairy timber and tourism with two dance halls and no jail or fire department. Summer temps reach 86 and winter drop to 13 below as visitors send postcards from the quirky name.
An extension towel bar with two extra rods provides convenient extra space for guest towels or permanent use for daily washcloths. It hooks onto existing bars or mounts to walls, offering practical organization for all family members.
The article promotes a set of exercises aimed at reducing heavy hips and improving posture for summer wear. It describes floor stretches, leg scissors, side-lying motions, hip rolls, and a spine straightening move, plus diet notes. Encourages consistent practice over three to four weeks and measures results by a flatter abdomen and lifted chest.
A Honolulu fashion note highlights a Hawaiian inspired beach collection with orange and rust tones. Designers favor wool jersey bathing suits and play ensembles with rust and multi colored effects. New hues include fuchsia with green and navy with rust as large rayon hats imitate straw.
Do not mask rust with more paint. Use sandpaper to remove rust from painted areas and prepare a smooth surface before any refinishing.
The Cavent collection by Vera Borea features rough linens and rayon tulles with hand woven Morocco-esque textures. Beach and tennis outfits showcase striped fabrics in multiple colors with contrasting bindings, while rich reddish browns and Oriental tones appear in Burnous and Spahiscapes as new evening wraps.
Jane Herbert Goward profiles the decision to treat Helaine Colan’s rare childhood blindness against the backdrop of parental fear and medical ethics. The piece contrasts scientific courage with maternal concern, notes risks of neglect in other cultures, and praises enlightened choices that offer life and potential.
A 1938 Toddlers' Togs model features printed cotton croque sun suits with pleated shorts and bolero in blue and white sizes 2 4 6. Exposed to sun in a crinkled laser multicolor print bathing suit includes adjustable suspender straps sizes 1 to 4.
Instructions on washing and trimming strawberries, keeping asparagus fresh in water, removing mold from preserved fruit, preventing spills with butter on milk pitchers, and keeping cooked meats and fish covered in the refrigerator to avoid drying. The guidance emphasizes safe handling and minimal spoilage for family use.
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