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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
3
A reader describes a long battle with sinusitis and resultant leg pain from venous and possible arterial disease. She cites repeated infections, insomnia, weak digestion, and rising medical costs. The letter urges doctors and hospitals to provide more free or affordable care and suggests a vacuum therapy device, noting its expense and limited availability.
A patient seeks guidance on sinus packing by a physician, nasal infection vaccines, and Syrup of Iodide of Tron as a tonic. She has a history of phlebitis in the left leg with recurrence and current pain and swelling. She mentions X rays for menopause and asks for treatment. the doctor notes X-ray therapy can help but excessive exposure risks.
A stove vent uses an enameled metal filter with steel wool to absorb smoke and soot and keep kitchen walls clean. A closet shoe rack includes a guard to prevent shoes from falling when the door is slammed.
Amelite Galli-Curci, famed coloratura soprano, has recovered from throat surgery and declares she will not return to opera. Once acclaimed as the best coloratura since Jenny Lind, she now tours as a concert artist with plans to continue outside the operatic world.
The outfit combines a sack suit and swagger coat crafted from checked wool. This complete ensemble emphasizes tailored styling with a cohesive two-piece outerwear look.
A look into how film personalities prepare their hair for roles. The article notes routines like scalp massage, frequent shampoos, and styling choices, with examples such as Fay Wray’s red hair and routine lemon rinses. It mentions studio visits, timing for camera angles, and sun exposure during holidays to maintain hair health.
The article offers basic guidance on managing oily skin with cleansers and matching makeup products. It also describes arm exercise routines to tone the arms and suggests storing table silver in moisture proof envelopes to prevent tarnish.
Dresses are described as convertible two piece outfits with versatile color and bodice skirt contrasts for travel, home errands, or social events. The piece notes the popular two piece idea, the fis" style among the young, and the brisk market for bright yet toned costumes amid wartime shopping.
A reader seeks guidance on how to act with a date before the departure, noting modern manners versus mother’s views. Advice emphasizes staying brief after events, avoiding late doorstep chats, and ending meetings politely with a gracious goodbye.
Homemakers seeking economical varied meals should learn fish ideas that can be prepared fresh canned or salted. Bake, chowders, ash balls and ers are ideal for cold weather menus. Today’s fish recipes are unusually good and easy for beginners.
A fragmented vintage menu lists pan-broiled haddock fillets with brussels sprouts mashed potatoes and rolls, plus oysters Benedict with ham and Hollandaise. Also included are bake methods for New Zealand fish, scrambled eggs with sardines, stuffed peppers, codfish balls, and panned oysters with toast.
A reader asks Mrs. Martin how to handle a man who dates two women, with guidance that a steady man’s affection does not justify a woman’s resentment for his other friendship. The response dismisses motives of secrecy and urges focus on personal stance rather than breaking off an association.
A guidance note advises a woman to openly show interest to keep a man who wants to marry. It suggests outing herself with him, avoiding sly behavior, and proving she is the necessary partner he seeks. The tone urges frankness and decisive action to prevent him from choosing another.
The passage shows a mother shaming her four year old son Henry for dirty hands and disobedience. He feels degraded and protests I am not a sissy. The text argues that shaming a child damages self respect and confidence and suggests avoiding such methods.
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