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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1935
Page
3
A Dr North Chessman column recounts a case of a man with pneumonia and a developing lung abscess after dust storms. It explains pneumothorax therapy, pleural anatomy, and staged collapse of the lung as a treatment option, noting rest and cautious progression to full cavity collapse.
The article explains phrenicectomy as cutting or removing part of the phrenic nerve to collapse a lung or relieve a tubercular condition. It notes two nerves control diaphragm movement, warns of permanent paralysis if a large section is removed, and suggests doctors decide the course, advising Mrs C Gi to permit treatment.
Rubber bands in assorted colors come in a new pack featuring a calciumphane style window. The bands feed automatically to a dispensing shelf and resist spills when the carton tips. A deep hall closet basket helps keep Junior’s rubbers organized and easy to locate on rainy days.
Everett Colby leads the Council for Moderation Inc backing a campaign for sensible temperance. Rockefeller Jr and Ford sponsor, aiming at education over legal compulsion after the Eighteenth Amendment's failure. Colby rose from Essex politics to support reform, now advocating moderation and public awareness.
A vintage beauty guide urges the modern girl to care for her hair through regular brushing and scalp treatments. It praises improved brushes, stresses thorough cleansing, and outlines a brushing routine at the nape, face, and ends to keep hair soft, fine, and healthy.
A college tip sheet advises on skin care before games. Use cream cleansers and toned skin, apply foundation or cold cream, dust powder, and rouge lightly to avoid shine. Regular care keeps skin fresh and protected during practice and matches.
A white green or ivory oval pattern utility chest of odd and fiber construction features four drawers. It measures twenty one and a quarter inches wide, thirty one and three quarter inches high, and twelve and three quarter inches deep. It is large enough for shirts and suitable for lingerie or children's clothes, yet compact enough for a closet.
The feature discusses women’s fashion trends focusing on practical, youthful ensembles. It highlights tweed and fur combinations, reversible coats, and the appeal of sturdier furs for campus wear, noting color, fabrics like changeable silks and hammered satin, and the ongoing prominence of velvets in dinner attire.
An advice piece argues against teen engagement during school years. It says friends matter more than boyfriends, engagement signals poor judgment, and wearing an engagement ring at school is out of place for a high school girl. Marriage should be deferred to the future.
A guide to improvised entertaining using pantry staples and canned goods. It suggests planning festive menus, using eggs as helpers, keeping hard boiled eggs on hand, and converting them into omelets for quick meals.
A recipe collection describes fluffy omelets with tapioca and mulk, folded with eggs whites, butter, and jelly toppings, plus a baked bean and bacon dish with peppers and cheese. Pineapple Delight Whip completes the menu with cream, pineapple, marshmallows, and bananas set in sherbet glasses.
A reader asks about funding a five week trip to Germany France and England on $1000. An assistant advises stricter budgeting and slower travel. She recommends passports, minimal luggage, cabin ships, and careful packing while cautioning that luxury is unlikely on the budget.
Henry endures taunting from a group of peers as they chant his name and mock him. His mother advises calmly addressing the tease and seeking to understand underlying issues. The article promotes not defending a spoiled child but acting as a mediator to restore peace.
The guide outlines duty allowances of 100 dollars free of duty on return and notes inspections in various countries. It compares German, English, and US customs, advises on warm clothing for European travel, and suggests focusing on sights that interest the traveler given limited time.
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