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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
6
The article discusses multiple asthma causes, from dusts and pollens to foods and irritants. It challenges simple allergy or nervous-disease explanations, notes heredity plays a part in susceptibility, and warns asthma can handicap a life and career, especially in children, though it does not usually kill.
A mother from West Virginia describes her eight year old son’s long battle with asthma and attempts to identify triggers. She notes family allergies and recalls respiratory improvement during a winter in Oklahoma. Skin tests to dusts and pollens are inconclusive, suggesting a mix of irritants may cause the condition.
A six year old with severe asthma improved after removing chickens and feather pillows from the home. Doctors traced triggers to foods and inhalants with skin tests and advised tonsil and adenoid checks, nose correction, and diverse remedies including adrenalin and iodine.
A survey across the country shows 93.5 percent of 17,266 men and women use deodorant in winter as well as summer. The piece cautions against skipping applications when heat is on, noting underarm perspiration remains high, especially for wooddress wearers in the house.
Professor Arthur Lehman Goodhart, formerly of Yale, named chairman of the Law Faculty at Oxford University. A 46 year old Yale '12 graduate, he has held multiple roles in England and Poland and was editor of The Law Quarterly Review in 1995. He wrote Poland and the Minority Races and Law and the Needs of Society.
A black taffeta evening gown features box pleats cascading from a fitted bodice. It has a square white collar laced with narrow velvet ribbon, presenting a refined fashion statement.
A mother’s heavy book headstand walk can aid posture but a balanced plan helps more. Emphasizes proper diet with extra vitamins and minerals, rest, and gentle exercise. Recommends windmill arm swings for round shoulders, dancing for proportion, and daily walks with light kicking moves to maintain health and posture.
A menu of desserts for Sunday night suppers with easy, bite sized options. Include dates stuffed with nuts, coconut toasted, a banana cream pie with meringue, a lemon cake crust pastry and a light custard baked in patty pans. Suggestions emphasize lighter endings after heavy meals.
A practical routine for adapting beauty habits when moving or facing change. Plan a daily and weekly chart, perform a cleansing bath with two basins, rinse thoroughly, and dry with a Turkish towel. Use a scent, deodorant, and hand lotion to maintain odor control and poise, adding a weekly hand massage for extra care.
The article advises using newspaper to pack china and glassware. Wrap each item loosely with at least two layers of paper, using a full page for each average sized plate to maximize protection.
Thanksgiving week end in the country calls for tweeds sweaters and skirts. Plan outfits around a top coat with or without fur and matching dress or skirt. Plaids dominate while pleated or gored skirts with wide fronts are favored. Many prefer shalom style cardigan sets. Consider a simple housecoat for visits and breakfast. Upholstery fabrics appear in ready to wear. Flannel shirts suit shirt waist dresses and housecoats. Misty blue lingerie is praised for daintiness. Satin dominates the look and Valenciennes and Binche laces refresh the wardrobe.
A columnist explains that parental scolding and spanking fail to curb facial grimacing in preschoolers. Most effective is ignoring the habit and redirecting attention, noting some children have nervous tendencies needing rest or medical checks.
New honey season prompts guidance for cooks on replacing sugar with honey. Honey is sweeter by volume about equal to sugar but contains more water, so adjusted liquid is needed. For half sugar replaced, reduce liquid by one quarter. for all sugar replaced, reduce liquid by one half. Bake at moderate temperatures.
Wool frocks imitate silk with slim lines and seductive shapes. Gathers tucks and bias cuts accent the bosom and outline every curve. Most gowns omit ornate buttons buckles belts or flashy hardware in favor of clean, simple finishes.
Dr Lawrence Knurbie of the York Psychoanalytic Institute discussed feminine unrest before Child Study Canon members. He argued there are two life textures, aggression and love, with living by love deemed most vulnerable, and cautioned that hobbies or jobs do not solve female restlessness.
A discussion of female neurosis linking restlessness to upbringing and envy of male family members. Dr Kubie argues women find peace only by resolving childhood issues through psychiatry, and by stopping paying old scores and accepting life’s course. The piece notes the comparison to men’s paths and the role of daily duties.
The engagement between Frances Jones and Harry Richard Drake is terminated by mutual consent. Mr. and Mrs. John Jones announce the end of the engagement in the local newspaper.
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