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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
8
This article explains how venous congestion in varicose veins leads to skin changes and leg ulcers. It covers causes such as infections and injuries, prevention through rest and compression, and treatment options including surgery, sclerotherapy, and careful wound care.
Reader seeks inexpensive ways to slim the throat and waist and improve looks in three months. Advice suggests fifteen minutes daily Massasize neck and face with a mild cream, simple neck and waist exercises, cold wrap around the neck, and a leaflet on neck treatments after providing full name and address.
New York observers note a move away from public dining toward at home meals. Homes gain real dining rooms, dining room furniture rises in demand, and hosts plan dramatic hostess gowns in broadcloth and woolens. Velvet appliques beads and sequins appear on trims.
Fred Allen criticizes gags as recycled, relying on old formulas refreshed from current topics. He studies dozens of papers and chats with everyday people to craft timely material. Allen began juggling in childhood, then moved to vaudeville, becoming famous as the "World's Worst Juggler" before shifting to comedy.
Pineapple spears inspire new salad and fritter recipes. The article extols beauty routines of screen stars and offers luncheon salad and fritter preparations using canned pineapple spears with cottage cheese, vegetables, and a light batter for frying.
An intimate friend may send flowers or a gift for the mother and child. Most new mothers prefer a tiny wearable gift for the baby. The rest of the page lists luncheon courses and several pineapple desserts including a pineapple custard pudding and an icebox cake with detailed steps.
A mother explains a child reads for pleasure by stair light, while Aunty wonders about writing. The piece argues early education starts in the cradle, with intelligent parental answers that fuel a child's curiosity. It stresses adults should nurture questions rather than suppress them to keep learning appetite alive.
A woman identifies as a home maker who enjoys domestic duties and fears scorn from peers for choosing housework after marriage. She asks Mrs. Martin whether women with brains should abandon housework for pay work and whether a husband’s view changes when his wife keeps a home and supports her talents.
A provocative essay argues women balance home duties with outside work, examining motives for marriage and career. It questions who judges worth, notes many women marry for home keeping or companionship, and suggests women deserve freedom to pursue domestic or professional roles without harming family health.
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