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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1937
Page
5
A health column outlines Gaakespearean stages of life from prenatal care to adulthood. It stresses maternal hygiene and nutrition, infancy growth, early childhood immunizations, school years health checks, and ongoing medical supervision to build sturdy development and resistance to disease.
A historical note describes the transition from youth to manhood and then to middle age. It warns of self reliance, accidents, reckless acts, heart and lung infections, overexertion in exercise and sports, behavior problems, and the need for unseen guidance. It links parenthood and business duties to deteriorating personal care and recurring infections, nerves, and illnesses.
A hostess should avoid interrupting a conversation and seat the newcomer for comfortable listening or possible joining. For wedding gifts a polite note to request an exchange is proper, and the donor may provide the sales slip or arrange the swap.
The piece profiles William O Douglas the thirty eight year old incoming head of the Securities and Exchange Commission. It traces his background from Yakima Washington to Whitman College Yale Law School and Yale Law professorship and notes Wall Street fears of tougher oversight. Douglas promises an active dynamic administration and hints at stricter supervision while drawing comparisons to Kennedy and Landis.
Practical tips for aging gracefully focus on skin care and cosmetics. Emphasizes a positive mindset, regular skin treatments, careful makeup shade choices, and flattering wardrobe colors to harmonize gray hair with aging skin.
A beauty column suggests a salt rub using olive oil and salt to exfoliate the face. Apply with cotton, scrub in upward outward circles, rinse with a diluted astringent, and avoid more than twice weekly to prevent tenderness. A separate note advises seeing a specialist for hair loss, typically a family doctor or dermatologist, to diagnose underlying causes before topical regimens.
A vintage menu and baking guide shares quick stove friendly dishes for cold days. It lists lunch items like Manhattan clam chowder pilot biscuits rye bread and a fruit salad and dinner plates such as chilted tomato juice pinwheel meat loaf vegetable relish salad and buttered Brussels sprouts with mashed sweet potatoes. A coffee cake recipe and a spaghetti filled meat loaf roulade are provided along with a spiced molasses cookie style dough, and a note on serving fresh coffee and tea with lemon.
Fashion writers praise a new fall look featuring flattering, “pretty” clothes and hats. Designers embrace distinct period influences, sculpted lines, and draped coats with dressmaker details like braiding and shirring, aiming to flatter diverse figures.
Cleaning coffee pots and pots interiors can remove stubborn stains. Rubbing with salt is cited as a helpful method to brighten the interior and restore appearance. Use small amounts and rinse thoroughly after scrubbing to avoid residue.
A father laments paying for lavish weddings and trousseaus for daughters Joan and Juddy. He notes daughters increasingly demand premium weddings and that even married daughters test his pockets. He claims to be typical, having sent his children to college and done his best for the family.
A father laments college taught daughters chase social status and expensive habits, recounting that it cost him about 3,000 to marry one daughter and drained years of his life pursuing money. He blames the mothers vanity and junior Joneses for the family strain and questions if his fellow fathers are any better.
The article describes a mother and her daughter Thelma, who resists correction over her habit of hair twisting and whistling. It argues that persistent nagging leads to resistance and disengagement, advising parents to balance guidance with approval to avoid pushing children into indifference.
A Fairchild copyright description presents Dorothy Round’s trousseau gown from Wimbledon this year. The Regency style dressing gown features pink soft wool, dark brown satin revers and cuffs, eighteen center buttons, full back, and a waist tie in the two colors.
Short Cuts For a hearty sandwich for a child's lunchbox try mashed baked pears spread on buttered brown read. Arrange kitchen furnishings so that the Ice box is placed near the back door. Then the iceman will not have to pass through the kitchen to fill it. Oi paints are more desirable than metallic paints for covering radiators. The heat is said to come through more effectively when oil paint is used. 4 hearth should have 2 fire screen. This is one way of re ducing fire hazard in the home. Always carry a spare fresh handkerchief. You have no idea how many emergencies arise where a clean hanky will save the day-and your dignity. Frankforters have a ten dency to become tough if overcooked When bought, they are already cooked and only require heating.
The piece argues weddings are a family investment, with brides treated as stars on their day. It notes mothers often push for lavish weddings to showcase the bride while warning that parents should set financial bounds and keep restraint.
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