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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1937
Page
12
Dr Claud North Chrisman argues parents must actively teach children health routines rather than assuming maturity will handle it. He notes parental focus on grades often overshadows developing a child’s personal health management skills for lifelong balance of physical resources.
The piece discusses how fear impairs physical and mental function in pupils under parental pressure for performance. It argues for genuine health education over mere gym activity, noting fear worsens digestion, headaches, fatigue, and discouragement, and stresses confidence, social ease, and consistent health programs as foundations for learning and success.
The famed hotelier Oscar Tschirky known as Oscar of the Waldorf, marks his 50th wedding anniversary with a New York banquet attended by President, Cabinet members, Governor, and Mayor. Born in Switzerland and naturalized American, he began in hotel work in 1883 and rose from bus boy to Waldorf stalwart. He and wife have three children and the menu features turtle soup, brook trout, Steinwein, beef mignon, kirsch sherbet, partridge, Waldorf salad, and a golden anniversary cake.
Short, odd instructions on laundering a crocheted item and drying stove parts, plus cooking tips for griddle cakes. The piece mixes housekeeping guidance with ambiguous phrases and dated language, noting drying methods, ironing avoidance, and serving timing. The tone resembles a compact domestic guide with practical steps and cautions.
A 1937 Fairchild apparel description highlights a black sheer wool frock with a slim silhouette, jacket banded in Persian lamb, and a self belt, presenting a refined daytime outfit suitable for lunch events.
A vintage style exhortation urges women to maintain neat appearance through cool grooming rituals. It emphasizes cleaning hose and lingere, mending and brushing shoes, and including facials, manicures, and shampoos in a regular routine.
After a football match ends, a quick, lavender scented beauty routine helps a tired fan reset. Strip sportswear, cleanse skin, nap or rest briefly, bathe with lavender salts, dust on lavender powder, spray eau de cologne, and finish with fresh undies and makeup.
A catalog of men’s braces offers diverse styles to pair with new Fall suits. Featured are elastic and non-elastic options, including tie-silk with crotch, Tyrolean inspired colors with edelweiss buckle, warp-print rayon, and a panel plaid design with a free-swinging front. Plaid returns signal Fat’s fashion shift.
Private and public dining etiquette is described with hand positions. Rest hands in lap, avoid toy ing silverware, and allow natural pos itions like elbows or head support between courses. In formal settings this may be viewed as bad form. Gloves during handshakes are no longer proper practice today, as shaking hands without gloves is standard.
A festive Halloween guide suggests simple decorations like an owl cutout and dim lights, plus crowd-pleasing treats. It covers serving ideas such as cheese-topped slices, orange desserts, ambrosia, pumpkin pies, doughnuts and cider drinks, with a casual note on table and seating ambiance.
Halloween eats include hot sausage rolls baked beans in pots and jack o lanterns. Plan a centerpiece with a hollowed pumpkin and rosy fruit. decorate with autumn leaves and colored icing. Choose schemes like orange and black or green and silver with foods such as Welsh rarebit or scalloped ham for larger gatherings.
New York fashion notes describe suede as a dominant trend in postwar style. Suede hats gain prominence alongside suede dresses and fur trimmings with dinner hats in black or accented with pink turquoise or gold. Black remains the favored suit color as women adopt softer lines and formalized details.
A rapid foot care routine suggests a thorough pedicure focusing on nails and cuticles, gentle filing to neat rounded tips, applying a medium nail polish shade, then cuticle oil after drying. Nightly foot scrubs with a brush followed by cream, plus well fitting shoes, can improve appearance before a social visit.
A story from Marian Mays Martin about a young couple in debt from starting a home with installments. The husband borrows against his home to buy land and rentals to boost income, while their two children share toys and conflict over possessions. Mothers mediate by balancing access and penalties to teach sharing and fairness.
A cautious look at installment plans for couples starting life together. The piece weighs debt fears against the reality of credit, noting varied temperaments toward buying on time and the role of family supports, auctions, and second hand furnishings in furnishing a new home. It questions mortgage views of grandfathers and urges careful planning before any charge or budget commitment.
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