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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
11
A health column explains lobar pneumonia as a lung disease affecting one or more lobes. It outlines three stages red hepatization by engorged lobe then gray hepatization and recovery, plus typical sudden onset symptoms such as chills fever cough and bloody sputum.
The text outlines rapid breathing coughing and fever blisters, with dry coated tongue and delirium as temperatures rise. It notes pleurisy pain, five to eleven day course, possible quick recovery or progression to death, rapid bounding pulse, and cyanosis when multiple lobes are affected due to low oxygen. Oxygen therapy cited in media reports.
Dr Chrisman offers readers the chance to address questions of general medical interest in his daily column. The text discusses oxygen chamber treatment, lung consolidation, and the value of early diagnosis nursing and rest as effective care.
U S Government handwriting expert Bert Farrar, age seventy, is celebrated for seven years in Treasury service detecting forgeries and fakes. He analyzes documents, exposes bogus signatures, and even used infrared techniques on burned wills to recover text. Farrar’s work saved the government money and uncovered schemes in high profile frauds, drawing on a lifelong study of signatures and a storied background in treasury history.
A 1933 Fosreaad dinner and cocktail gown described in black velvet with a gold ball trim at the neckline and waist. Three-quarter sleeves feature a distinctive elbow-pointed outline and understated decoration throughout.
Facial masks rise in popularity as a home remedy for skin care. The guide suggests washing, applying tissue cream, removing blackheads with gentle pressure, using antiseptic powder, and finishing with ice water rinse. Sleep, exercise, hydration, and a sensible diet are noted to aid skin clarity, with a recommendation to consult a doctor for persistent or severe acne or skin disorders.
A homemaker notes nail shaping and color advice along with a DIY egg white facial mask. It describes skin tone matching, shaping options, and the steps to prepare and apply the egg mask, with drying time, rinsing, and finishing with toner. It emphasizes clean skin and following commercial mask directions.
A vintage column blends fashion trends with kitchen tips. It highlights hats, capes, fur trims, and color play with navy and green dominates. Recipes include Broiled Peaches with bacon, Baked Pimientos, Candied Carrots, Barbecue Sauce, Fried Apple Rings, and Minute Steaks with anchovy sauce, plus breakfast ideas and a tomato garlic sauce for meat.
Mrs C E asks how to eat cheese with a fork but no knife. The answer: place cheese on a cracker and lift the cracker with fingers. crackers are commonly served with cheese. The second query asks about engagement gifts. If you are a relative or close friend you may send a gift to the bride, otherwise a gift is not necessary.
A reader asks if a forty four year old man is too old for a twenty five year old woman. The columnist argues a large age gap risks future loneliness for potential children and hints the younger partner is more likely to be content with a match. The piece stresses choosing compatibility and shared interests over mere affection.
Compatibility and companionship are crucial for marriage success and getting along with an older partner. The piece cautions that older men may be poor long term companions and warns widows about risk and disappointment, suggesting marrying a man with an ideal age could bring only temporary happiness at a high price.
A parent advises on handling a sensitive child. The article explains sensitiveness as a manageable trait, urging patience and gentle guidance, retracing clues, and helping the child understand emotional triggers to reduce needless distress. It emphasizes that sensitive individuals often have high intelligence and need supportive parenting to develop healthier thought habits.
A compact tip notes to steadily add powdered sugar to boiled frosting to curb running on cake. The item lists include two new hat and shoe boxes for milady's closet, with a substantial all wood frame and chintz covering. Also described are a roll top desk with cubbies and a matching chair, plus advice on using a paper towel under a food chopper when grinding dry foods.
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