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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1937
Page
4
In this column Dr. Claud North Chrisman describes recurring joint dislocations among a young man, a high school girl, and a college athlete. He notes initial success with calcium therapy alongside stabilization, but a recent hockey game caused another dislocation, prompting renewed study of the case.
The article explains dislocations arise from structural issues and weak bone substance, noting a shallow socket or insufficient bone buildup as common causes. It cites muscle contraction in shoulder cases needing anesthesia for reduction and mentions a Journal of the American Medical Association issue and a United States committee on revised pharmacy distributing a series of articles led by Joseph C Aub of Boston.
Calcium is stored in bones and absorbed from the intestines with aid from certain agents. It neutralizes excess acids and is affected by thyroid and pituitary activity. Vitamins C and D assist calcium absorption. milk is the best calcium source, with alternatives like calcium lactate, gluconate, or carbonate if milk is poorly tolerated.
The guide advises flowers in a bowl over a tall centerpiece and candles placed so flames are not in guests line of sight. For death news only intimate friends should write sympathy letters. acquaintances may send flowers with sincere sympathy on a visiting card.
A thirty plus skincare instruction outlines routines to combat facial lines and sagging skin. It emphasizes neck and throat care with creams massage and exercises. Advice includes forehead smoothing, nose shaping tips, and a plea to request a copy of a leaflet on double chins.
Scar Diezel of Chicago lives with a wheelchair for life after a 13 year old diagnosis. He uses electricity driven devices to access his apartment and study and works as an insurance agent and notary public. He pursues study in psychology metaphysics and the supernatural with a curious baritone voice.
Recipe instructions from Detroit for chicken a la king using tuna instead of chicken. Melt butter and flour with milk, season, then add canned tuna pieces pimento and green peas. Simmer about twenty minutes, serve on toast. Serves six.
A reader asks if cocoa butter massage can round undeveloped calves. The reply notes underweight readers cannot gain plumper legs quickly and advises weight gain first. Cocoa butter helps skin only. exercise like rope jumping bending and kicking builds muscle for shapelier legs. Gentle brushing with dry bristles aids skin and circulation when done properly.
A vivid survey of fashion trends notes elegant tweeds for town wear alongside chic dresses and coats from Chanel and Molyneux. It highlights slide fasteners, fringe detailing, and bold jewelry as key signals of the season, with remarks on color schemes like raspberry and green, and the rising allure of gold accents in accessories.
The text advises opening asparagus cans from the bottom to prevent breaking tips and states Turkey can be stuffed and cooked almost done the day before service to save work and reduce worry about timely readiness. It notes a sink height of thirty six inches prevents backache and is a comfortable measure.
A rustic guide to making giblet stuffing and mashed sweet potatoes for Thanksgiving. Includes steps for syrupy apple balls, baked potatoes, and buttered, sugared pumpkin or pumpkin-like preparations in a home kitchen tone.
A historic menu lists dinner items including chilled clam and tomato juice celery sticks olives roast goose with giblet stuffing mashed sweet potatoes Brussels sprouts pumpkin orange tits coffee fruit and nuts followed by supper dishes of cold meat platter scalloped potatoes mixed green salad cranberry icebox cake coffee rolls
Jane Herbert Goward reflects on David Windsor and Wallis Simpson, noting the Duke of Windsor's ongoing popularity and public intrigue. The piece questions the couple's desire to settle, their social circle, and impact on diplomacy, while pondering adolescent freedom and parental guidance as adults.
A columnist laments royal excess and public appetite for amusement. It contrasts Alfonso’s graceful resignation with Edward VIII’s troubled reign, arguing adults must avoid mixing incompatible crowds and acknowledge limits on power and public life.
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