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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1935
Page
9
A short health column stressing early cleft lip repair around six weeks and palate repair by eighteen months to improve outcomes. It warns against leaving dead teeth, notes eczema needs cause search, emphasizes trust in a physician, and urges diphtheria immunization for children, plus worm prevention via wearing shoes to stop hookworm infection.
A scanned medical note discusses sanitation to prevent bookworm eggs reaching soil and links heavy worm infections to severe anemia and developmental issues. It notes racial susceptibility, treatment with chemical oils, duct-like agents, and cautions on ear care and dental hygiene. It ends with stressed value of milk and nutrition.
A brief note advises on using bread to spread brown sugar in a moist area and recommends spreading butter evenly to the edge of bread slices or sandwiches. The guidance emphasizes proper technique for even coverage and moisture handling.
Poland’s naval veteran Captain Mamert Stankiewicz, who commanded liners Polonia and Pales tine, leads Polish maritime trade in the Atlantic era. He survived Bolshevik jail, served before the war in the Russian navy, and now guides Polish seafaring with humor and discipline. He shared that his best day was the moment he arrived in New York, reflecting a hardened yet approachable leader.
Poetry is the name given to this classically draped robe d intérieur in flesh color synthetic jersey noted for its timeless silhouette.
A period piece urging women to value health as beauty, outlining routines to improve posture, exercise, makeup, and confidence. It stresses vitality as the key to youthfulness, noting fatigue and aging signs while offering practical steps to stand taller, train muscles, and maintain poise to attract attention and avoid looking weary.
A reader asks if mild color changes can improve appearance and how to remove moles, with cautions about home tampering and seeking a professional check for skin issues. Other notes mention neck exercises and a towel stretch routine for facial and neck fat, as guidance for personal care.
Advice on positioning a crib to minimize direct window glare and shading electric bulbs to reduce eyestrain in children. Emphasizes protecting immature eyes from glare and ensuring safe lighting placement.
Fashions note Gaudier colors arriving in autumn styles with corsages and metallic tones. Describes hand made chiffons with rhino lace, drawn work, corner embellishments, and bright daytime linens. Highlights tunic treatments, tunic jackets in taffeta or moire, velvet belted tunic dresses, and military influence in standing colors.
A brief note outlines how homemakers and insiders view the leftovers in the market. It mentions the regrouping of foods and plans to incorporate certain mezl as part of a broader reform effort.
Home cooks keep canned fish in supply for fast meals. Crabmeat, lobster, clams, and oysters feature in simple dishes by mixing with minced onion, cream or evaporated milk, parsley, salt, and pepper. Pour over corn and crumbs in greased dishes, dot with butter, and bake twenty minutes in a moderate oven.
A cluttered old menu lists multiple seafood preparations and accompaniments. It includes grilled sardines on toast, corn and crabmeat in shells, corn-salmon fritters, seafood pie with oysters, clam chowder, salmon tutbot, and a creamy lobster mushroom bake, with notes on sauces, garnishes, and baking times.
A letter questions whether parents always know best about happiness and marriage. A young couple, both in college or grad school, face parental opposition to engagement due to age, career plans, and perceived instability. The writer seeks guidance on possible actions to achieve a hopeful outcome.
A discussion on waiting for time to prove happiness does not depend on a partner or on love’s strength. It argues that while waiting one can work to grow savings, questions long engagements, and notes that loving multiple times is possible as ideals change.
A letter counsels a college student facing pressure to marry a man she does not love. It argues she should prioritize her own career and independence, letting him advance first, and reassures that real life offers opportunity to choose a self supporting partner.
A child named Robert plots to obtain a quarter for a kite. He studies parent psychology to manipulate offers and avoid chores. The story warns mothers to remain firm and not be soften into taking advantage of a child's humor.
A shift from a long winter of black dominates this fall as New York streets glow with bright colors. Fifth and Park Avenues showcase radiant costumes and lively dining scenes, reflecting a carefree, stylish mood unseen in a decade.
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