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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
13
In early September diphtheria cases increased as schools opened. Many burials were private and some children carried germs without illness. The article notes schools lacked immunization and references partly immune carriers. A passenger overhears two businessmen discussing lost hitlers.
A reader recounts a diphtheria case as a warning that prevention matters. The article notes diphtheria is mainly a childhood disease, often affecting children under six, and highlights the failure to use toxin-antitoxin prevention. It describes early warning signs such as slight fever, poor appetite, sore throat, and gray membrane on tonsils and soft palate.
Profiles For Today discusses diphtheria toxin dangers and Schick testing as prevention. It notes toxin anti-toxin treatment timing and urges early immunization while recounting a Statue of Liberty interview reflecting American values and fears of fascism and Bolshevism.
A fashion column advises pairing a regal 16th century inspired updo with the latest 1937 gowns, stressing smooth top and neat curls. It covers skin care with regular facials, bleaching, and flawless makeup including tinted foundation rouge powder and soft cream lipstick, plus a new oriental perfume for grand gowns.
A reader asks how to remove fish bones from the mouth and about a bride wearing a vein and white dress after a small quiet wedding. The answers emphasize practical removal with fingers and that a bride may dress in conventional wedding clothes regardless of ceremony style.
Miss Dorothy Duncan nicknamed Miss Cincinnati wore a royal leopard coat in Atlantic City. The Italian Somali skins outfit featured a small turnover collar, a black suede waist belt, and a flared skirt as part of the ensemble.
Reader asks how to prevent a red nose at football games during winter. Advice covers cleansing and toner, applying foundation evenly, adding rouge and powder, wearing woolies, and maintaining mild meals with milk or broth to stay satiated.
The article encourages strict budgeting for meat purchases, suggesting limited budgets steer shoppers toward bargains. It provides a meat roll recipe using onion stuffing and skewers, with steps to sauté, roast, and bake, plus a stuffing mix of bread crumbs onion milk butter and seasonings.
The article lists affordable dishes centered on pork spareribs chicken and beans with practical steps. It includes stuffed spareribs with vegetables and chicken in gravy, baked beans with pork chops and tomato onion layers, and guidance on economical meal planning using readily available meats.
The article notes a fashion wave favoring greens in plaid fabrics and sport wear. Green accented outfits with short jackets or long coats are popular, with velvet scarfs and hats common. Embroidered wool dresses and beaded chiffon blouses with attached camisoles recur, reflecting French couturier influence.
Practical kitchen tip notes rubbing butter or lard on the measuring cup before adding molasses. The fat coats the interior, preventing sticking and ensuring an accurate measure. The advice applies to common cooking tasks and helps avoid messy spills.
A reflective piece on sophistication among young married couples, contrasting theatrical pretensions with true restraint. It argues real worldliness lies in restraint during tense moments, avoiding public scenes, and judging children and partners by individual merit rather than generalizing or nagging.
The piece critiques husbands who pretend liberality in principle but revert to conservatism in marriage. It argues freedom and liberal views lose value when personal convenience takes over, praising women who endure heartbreak privately as truly sophisticated.
A 1936 Fairchild copyright description showcases clan plaids in fine zephyr knits forming a twin sweater set. The cardigan features plain binding, while the bolero set pairs a brown longsleeved bolero with a pastel slip in a lacy knit.
Brief tips describe sealing medicine bottles with paraffin to prevent souring. Fresh fish should have bright eyes and firm flesh. Tomatoes can be peeled by hot water or flame. A bowl of lime placed in the jelly and preserves area prevents mold growth on jelly and jars.
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