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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1937
Page
2
A reader seeks help for shiny nose large pores and dry cheeks amid mixed salon advice. The suggested plan minimizes products, uses a single all purpose cream a homemade boric acid toner and simple weekly routine plus diet changes to rebalance skin over two to three months.
A medical note stresses the rise of typhoid and malaria in unlikely districts and urges early differentiation. It describes typhoid progression from fever and apathy to rash, abdominal distention, and eventual recovery, with emphasis on strict disinfection and bed-linen sterilization to prevent household spread.
Advice on preventing spread of typhoid includes boiling bed clothing, using disinfectants on waste, and testing water and milk by local or state health authorities at no cost. Nursing is crucial, with cool sponging for fever, abundant easy meals, free water, occasional salt, and small quinine doses to reduce fever and delirium.
Dward R Stettinius Jr will become chairman of United States Steel in April at age 37. The piece details his background, wealth, and ascent from assistant to VP to finance head, noting his blunt drive and detail focus and quoting his view that business leaders must address social duties and worker satisfaction.
The columnist advises Mrs. White that longtime neglect cannot be fixed in weeks by cosmetics. Use proper products, avoid harsh astringents, seek expert advice if possible, wash skin, massage with cream, remove gently, then tone. Make a home tonic from witch hazel boric acid and rose water and eat sensibly for gradual improvement.
Practical kitchen tips advise coating baked potato skins with oil or butter to stay tender. Lemon garnishes with fish and other dishes can be decorated with parsley mint pimiento or paprika. Also try cooking peas with hulls. wash thoroughly then skim off the risen hulls.
Judith Wilson highlights vitamin rich dates used in daily meals and in cake recipes. The feature notes dates provide nutrition and flavor, with ideas for incorporating them into breakfasts, snacks, and desserts.
News notes a fresh supply of dates described as sun-slipped and luscious. The passage lists a New England breakfast menu featuring orange juice, salt codfish, boiled eggs, potatoes, rolls, coffee, ham with vegetables, apple celery salad, ice cream, spiced date sticks, and tea. Instructions describe baking date sticks in a pan for 25 minutes, slicing, and optional frosting or powdered sugar, yielding about two dozen sticks.
Plain frock and jewels shine at a New York party as plain attire is elevated by turquoise bead embroidery, velvet frocks, jeweled stomachers, and opulent accessories. The piece notes slim silhouettes, wide bracelets, and Mary Carlisle’s tip to add sherry to rinse water for blonde hair shine.
Jane Herbert Goward argues against the idea that cheaper goods justify rushing into marriage. The piece notes a large bridal crop yet questions whether parents should fund unions, citing modern job scarcity and reliance on corporate or capital owners for livelihoods. It contrasts pioneer work with today’s organized enterprises and chronic unemployment shaping marriage markets.
The bride should keep her adopted postdivorce name on invitations. If no near relatives determine the addressee, use The honor of your presence is requested at the marriage of Mrs. Jane Hall Smith and Mr. Warren Jones on Wednesday November the Third at Four O'clock New Presbyterian Church Boston. The hostess is no longer served first. guests are served first, with the guest of honor served first, then those to their right.
The piece argues against repressing the marriage impulse and cites psychology on its harms. It notes mothers push for good matches and support more than matchmaking, urging helping couples start life together sooner to save expenses and foster a sturdy home.
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