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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1937
Page
2
Busy holiday season days demand simple menus prepared ahead to reheat quickly. Dishes suited to slow cooking in Dutch ovens provide tender meals after long days of washing ironing cleaning and shopping.
Dr Claud North Chrisman outlines a speculative program for a chronic insomnia case. The plan emphasizes eliminating waste, stimulating activity, and regular meals with iron quinine tea and hypophosphite syrup, plus evening milk or crackers and milk, then vig orous daily exercise to rebuild nervous tissue.
The text prescribes vigorous daily exercise followed by a hot bath and thorough drying. It advises a nightly calomel and cascara purge, then repeating the drastic treatment on a second night, with ten days before the eliminant again. Maintain tonics and daily exercise while awaiting results, and sleep with a calm, blank mind and gratitude for present comforts.
A guide to social courtesies explains that when meeting acquaintances people usually shake hands, with men waiting for a woman to offer first unless they are intimate friends. Old friends shake hands together regardless of who offers first and both hands are held out. It notes gloves are no longer required for shaking hands with ladies and emphasizes cordiality over formality. It also covers inviting unannounced callers: it’s polite if you can spare time, but you should say you are leaving if you cannot.
The article advises using short cuts like honey as a sugar substitute in fruit cocktails and highlights cereals for rising meal value. It emphasizes that cosmetics cannot replace sleep, health, and good habits, and offers tips to organize makeup for efficiency and confidence during dressing and parties.
New York fashion reports show glittering accessories and sequins everywhere from hair adornments to rhinestones. Velvet black dresses with beading and tulle evening gowns appear in shop windows as millinery shifts from high to lower silhouettes, with long-haired beaver hats and plumes signaling a key trend while shoppers flock to window displays for dazzling inspiration.
Dr Clinton J Davisson of Bell Labs New York and Professor George Paget Thomson of England share the Nobel Prize in Physics for the experimental discovery of electron diffraction by crystals. Davisson born 56 years ago in Bloomington completed Chicago BS 1908 and Princeton PhD 1911.
The cafe offers Lunch options including scalloped oysters crusty rolls mixed greens salad baked custards and Tez desserts. Dinner features Toamoto juice meat loaf oven creamed potatoes fried cauliflower and a jellied apple celery salad with coffee.
A list of economical kitchen dishes including a meat loaf with minced onion and tomatoes baked in a moderate oven, and a fricassee of lamb with onions, beans, potatoes, and varied seasonings. Also notes on cauliflower with lemon, and corn pancake as a versatile accompaniment, all aimed at thrifty holiday entertaining.
A fashion note highlights evening dresses featuring a single shoulder strap and bare opposite shoulder. The look aims for a naked effect with fabrics that drape well, achieving a softly draped bodice expression welcomed by fans of original fashion ideas.
A fashion note describes two coat closures with slide fasteners. One places the fastener along the center or at the side for a clean line. The second preserves the tablar line and slim box silhouette, front closure making the garment highly wearable.
The article notes skunk and sable dyes guiding young fur fashion this fall. Furs extend beyond daywear into night use, pairing with woolen dresses. Daytime styles appear youthful with pleated, flared, or straight skirts, signaling spring continuance.
An editorial rail against intrusive inquiries into journalists lives and asks how far outsiders should pry into private affairs. It laments spying on well known figures while urging self reliance from infancy and criticizing ongoing curiosity about personal histories and careers.
A fragmented column questions intrusive inquiries during elections and personal data requests. It condemns excessive questionnaires about income licenses applications and census details as crowding mourners and intruding on private life.
A short care note advises removing black shoe polish stains by rubbing the affected area with warm water and soap to lift the color. The tip emphasizes gentle scrubbing and testing a small spot first before broader cleaning.
The speaker argues that employment and marriage are separate paths and that a woman’s value isn’t tied to a husband. She notes some women can handle both roles while others cannot. She suggests men’s attitudes depend on the individual and that the newspaper world remains male dominated.
Reader asks for a brand of lipstick that avoids a artificial look. Advice emphasizes subdued red or clear color, minimal application with finger, following lip contours, avoiding corners to prevent enlarging the mouth, and light inward shading for a natural finish. Another note suggests preserving laugh lines if natural, or treating underlying causes and using creams and gentle eye lotion for eyestrain.
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