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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
15
Dr Claud North Crisman discusses diphtheria in schools, noting carriers and low immunization, with cases rising after a September start. He cites a common parental lapse in toxin antitoxin prevention and outlines typical childhood symptoms and the dirty gray membrane on tonsils or soft palate.
The article explains diphtheria toxin risks and the Schick test using diluted toxin to detect susceptibility. A positive wheal leads to toxin antitoxin injections to immunize over weeks, with early anti-toxin treatment after exposure. Early immunization is urged to reduce danger.
A Q and A style note answers two reader queries. It explains removing fish bones with fingers between thumb and forefinger. It also states a bride may wear conventional wedding attire including red and white dress. the groom wears a dark blue suit.
A profile of the Statue of Liberty described by a reporter as the silent lady born in 1886. The piece notes her green patina, robe, and dignified stance while reflecting on liberty, Americanism, and concerns about fascism and Bolshevism from a European perspective.
The article advises matching 1937 gown styles with an era regal coiffure inspired by Empress Josephine or similar looks. It covers a smooth top with a crescent roll, sleek waves, and avoiding excessive curls, plus makeup to suit high necklines. It recommends facial care, tinted foundation, rouge, soft creamy lipstick, mascara, and a new Oriental perfume for evening wear.
Miss Dorothy Duncan known as Miss Cincinnati wore a Royal Italian Somali leopard coat at the Atlantic City beauty contest. The coat features a small turnover collar black suede belt at the waist and a flared skirt.
A reader asks how to keep a nose from turning red in winter crowds. Advice covers cleansing, tinted foundation, liberal powder, light rouge, and brushing away excess makeup. Also recommends wearing hats, staying warm, and avoiding hunger with light snacks and drinks to help comfort during games.
A practical cooking note instructs butter or lard lining the cup before measuring molasses to prevent sticking. The tip helps ensure accurate volume as the syrup slides out smoothly.
Readers discover meat bargains to stretch budgets with practical recipes. Stuffed spareribs and braised chicken offer flavorful options using pork ribs onions carrots celery and peppers. The guide highlights poultry, pork cuts, beans and tomato based casseroles with step by step browning baking and thickening instructions.
A fashion column discusses green accented plaids and kilted looks gaining favor in sports and society. It notes brown as a dark horse color, rye toast wool shades, velvet scarfs and hats, embroidered wool dresses, and the return of beaded chiffon blouses with camisole attachments.
A reflection on sophistication in marriage and parenting. The piece contrasts pretentious worldly airs with genuine self control, noting how couples and individuals reveal true sophistication through managing emotions, loyalty, and respect within relationships.
Sweater set designs from 1936 Fairchild text showcase a cardigan with plain binding and a matching bolero set. The clan plaid zephyr knits feature a brown long sleeve bolero over a pastel lace knit slip over.
The text offers practical advice on bottling medicines to prevent spills by dipping bottle ends in paraffin, selecting fresh fish by bright eyes and firm flesh, blanching tomatoes to remove skins, and keeping mold from jelly jars by storing a lime bowl in the closet with preserves.
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