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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1935
Page
7
A reader describes a long standing dry eczema on the left leg of a woman named Mrs WS5, about seven inches long and three wide, with poor response to treatments. The writer suggests systemic factors such as blood circulation and intestinal toxemia may perpetuate eczema and calls for careful evaluation.
The text links nerves and glands to eczema and notes varied remedies. It mentions quinine and strychnine tonics, hypophosphate syrup, cod liver oil, and ice with water for relief. It stresses thorough care for malaria related eczema and cautions against using soap and water alone.
Historical notes describe cleansing, ointments, and a range of preparations for eczema. Coal tar and iodine derivatives are repeatedly mentioned, with percentages cited for severe or persistent cases. Crude moistened surfaces caused irritation, while newer refinements claim improved results in some patients.
The article describes four new home devices: a freestanding freezer insert for a refrigerator with a plug-in cord and auto current shutoff, a compact freezer measuring twelve inches by eighteen with three pints capacity, a flat pancake mop with long cotton strands, and a stitched center pad that polishes while cleaning. The mop head is removable for washing.
Profiles for today detail Xb J Mezhar as a prominent Wall Street figure linked to major power and SEC scrutiny. Mentions of a notable broker from February era, a ticket seller turned broker, and wealth as keys to access. Notes on market influence, sock bets, and a 1986 pivot affecting Meenes, with hints of scrutiny over aircraft corp and postponed proceedings.
The text describes a furless wrap coat season inspired by Vionnet. It notes a double creased silhouette with a small round collar and a skirt flaring from a shim waist, with velvet versions jeweled Suttons as an endorsed variation.
An ad describes a massage aid for wrinkle reduction using warm application and careful handling of eye areas. It emphasizes gentle strokes, soothing creams, and a soft sweep over each eyelid to tone facial muscles and remove excess skin. The copy promotes a soothing, spa like experience at home.
The article describes a winter wedding trend with brides choosing white velvet gowns, with a blue tinted velvet option for the bridesmaids and headpieces. It notes specific styles from designers and mentions Lady Alice Scout the Rancee of se Duke of Gloucester choosing velvet and couture veiled headpieces.
A fragmentary kitchen scene outlines a Thanksgiving menu and prep tasks. It mentions a plump turkey, stuffing, cranberry molds, vegetables, pies, cheeses, and beverages, with notes on setting the table and clearing dishes before guests.
The article explains that dress for afternoon weddings is unconstrained by formality for guests who should wear their best afternoon attire. The wedding party’s attire is the only area affected by whether the event is formal or informal.
Fragmented text describes an unclear scene with carving birds and odd markings. Mentions a drum, a time marker, and large something referenced as a service degree. Details are obscured and names or places are not discernible.
Scarcity of employment in New York City drives many young women from across the United States to the metropolis. Social worker Elizabeth Curtis notes many career seekers arrive, hoping for professional posts or study opportunities, while the lure of glamour and higher pay continues to attract families to winter in the city.
A mother scolds a boy for handling glass and lists dangers from pans to trucks. The child’s caution contrasts with wiser warnings, noting that the risks come from carelessness, not merely from the curb or jug. The piece reflects on how parental cautions shape safety awareness.
The piece argues that many young women seek New York jobs for money or escape rather than genuine opportunity. It notes ambitions can drive women to leave home, yet long hours and dull tasks deter commitment. It cautions strangers in the city face tougher paths and marriage prospects, urging realism about independence.
A compact boneless meat option, smoked pork offers economical versatility. It can be boiled and sliced, sliced and fried, broiled, baked, or cooked with vegetables, fitting small family needs.
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