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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1935
Page
7
The article details internal and external iodine uses, noting toxicity risks such as throat irritation and skin eruptions when overused. It covers iodine compounds like iodide types for goiter, tertiary syphilis, and rheumatic joint relief, stressing cautious administration and potential need for surgery in severe cases.
A reader describes nascent iodine vapor uses for bronchitis sinusitis and adhesions with mention of iodine applications and arsenic compounds. The piece notes expert questions for Dr Chrisman and indicates this column will answer general interest inquiries.
Fireproof photographs are being produced on a German chemist’s process. The print is hard yet flexible and resists usual organic solvents. The method also suits plaques, measuring scales, slide rules, dials, maps, documents, and legal papers.
ARY PICKFORD is portrayed as a determined businesswoman and artist with roots in Gladys Smith of Ontario Canada. The piece traces her rise from child performer to Broadway and Biograph films, her marriage to Owen Moore, and her pivotal role in forming United Artists in 1919.
The article details double pleated ruffling shaping the neckline and long line, with soft fullness at the front and back. A wide gold and black belt buckle is noted below the belt as an additional decorative detail.
Seasonal skin care guidance urges adapting routines to weather and activities. It stresses cleansing, avoiding clogged pores, and using creams and toners. highlights hand care, fragrance choices, and makeup as part of a broader beauty regimen.
Readers share a garbled selection of beauty advice covering facial care routines, hair styling hints, and weight loss themes. The fragmented text mentions cleansing, toning, moisturizers, scalp and hair shaping, and general grooming steps, with scattered product names and techniques.
Paris New York milliners showcase fashion with military style hats featuring forward brims, round crowns, and varied trims including fur, mink tails, and Persian lamb. Designers highlight brocade fabrics in evening bags and frames mounted with antique miniature portraits, reflecting bold textures and colors.
Fragmented text mentions upcoming table event and scattered notes about weeks, tests, and possible funds. It references Eve Bear, Amy, and a bidder set, with unclear details on location or participants and no coherent narrative. The readable fragments suggest planning and tender considerations without concrete outcomes.
The menu lists baked potatoes with chopped beef slivered string beans with sour sauce jellied fruit salad with fruit mayonnaise English brandy wafers cocoa or cereal beverage pineapple juice veal and ham pre fried parsnips hot rolls cabbage apple and raisin salad almond custard macaroons coree.
Veal and ham dish with sauces and spices baked in moderate oven. Potatoes baked and filled with a meat mix of beef, veal, onion, and crumbs, seasoned with salt pepper and pepper sauce. Meat balls in gravy use chopped meat with eggs and crumbs, baked with meat stock and orange slices for garnish.
The correspondence reveals unease over women seeking relationships with other women’s partners. Readers discuss trust, loyalty, and social tensions around marriage and single men, noting concerns about competing affections and reputations in close circles.
A discussion on parental expectations for an exceptional child and the risk of pressuring a baby to fit parental ideals. The piece notes most children share common traits, the rarity of true exceptions, and advises treating a child as normal to encourage well rounded development.
A rough recipe describes shaping small meatballs and browning them in fat then simmering in a sauce. The mixture includes onion garlic tomato juice cinnamon and cloves with hot water, finishing with peas. Serve hot after 18 to 28 minutes of gentle cooking.
A compressed Q and A on how manners affect letter writing. It notes that a widow uses her deceased husband's name in social settings but for business matters her Christian name appears. It asks about meeting in order to file matters and about when a wax seal is correct on a letter. Seals are required for registered mail to a business firm and not needed for general correspondence.
The writer asks if a young woman should gift a married man who treats her kindly. Advice warns against continuing the attentions and accepting gifts. It emphasizes danger of social disapproval and potential conflict, urging the young woman to date single men and avoid entanglements with a married employer.
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