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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
19
A health writer argues for alcohol as a tonic aiding digestion and vitality. The piece cites grape wine stimulating digestive juices, and port or sherry as tonics and blood builders, with anecdotes of elderly and frail individuals feeling improved after small amounts of wine or whiskey before meals.
Dr Chrisman notes that a small amount of wine can provide quick stimulation in heart failure and aid digestion and appetite when used with caution. He warns against excess, explains long term effects, and invites readers to send questions for his daily column.
A luncheon plan suggests combining one meat sandwich with lettuce and tomato or lettuce with tomato alongside a fruit juice or fruit cup and a drink such as milk coffee or tea. The result is a varied meal emphasizing good value.
Major Henry H. Curran, newly returned from London, heads New York City's Noise Abatement Commission under Mayor La Guardia. A Yale graduate and former U S Immigration Commissioner, Curran shifted from prohibition fight to tackling decibel levels and street noise in Manhattan, after a career spanning journalism, alderman, borough president, and wartime mayoral service.
Guide to eye makeup for flatter eyes with shades for brunettes redheads blondes and fair skin. Covers mascara color choices eyebrow shaping application tips and a note on avoiding overdone outlines. Encourages experimentation and ends with offer for a pamphlet titled Glamorous Eyes.
A reader asks about salt baths for blemished skin. Instructions describe quick salt rub under a shower, tub soaking with a pound of salt, rinsing, drying, then boric acid dusting, plus daily scrubbing with a complexion brush and alcohol rinse for clearer skin.
Guidance on hotel registration for a mother and child urges writing "Mrs Charles J Smith" with city and state on the same line and listing "Mas ter George Smith" or "Miss Betty Smith" underneath. It also advises addressing young women as miss and married-looking women as madam, and men walking with a lady to stay on the curbside for etiquette.
New York reports Paris fashion emphasizes wide shoulders and sleeves. Silhouettes vary by drapery and gores, with two way collars, lace novelties, and cellophane embellishments. Fur sleeves and built up bodices dominate both day and evening wear despite high necklines.
A homemaker finds the electric mixer a summer boon as it whips stirs beats and mixes with no effort while preparing fruit and other tasks, improving ease and efficiency in the kitchen.
September marks the arrival of fragrant purple Concord grapes at the market. Cooks favor them for pies desserts relishes conserves and firm purple jelly to accompany hot breads or meat.
A catalog of comfort foods including roast short ribs, browned potatoes, spiced grapes, Yorkshire puddings, green and apple celery salads, coconut custards, fried chicken with gravy, buttered biscuits, baked tomatoes stuffed with corn, mashed potatoes, relishes, and a coconut coffee service. The list reads like a traditional household menu with seasonal, hearty dishes and beverages.
A collage of grape based preserves including jelly, butter and spiced mixes with instructions. A narrative follows Mrs Hart and son William detailing a child’s growing pains from seven to twelve, showing a mother’s attempts to understand and cope with his harsh changes and the advice from Mrs Goward on childhood fear.
The letter from an ITV reader describes a husband who resents his wife’s job and fears relief, blaming masculine pride for dependence. The forelady notes the social strain, asking whether a working wife can endure abuse and still balance pride and necessity.
Advice urges patience with a husband under stress from unemployment or illness. Suggests wife keep her job, help him adjust his view, and frame relief as temporary, stressing self respect and repayment when he finds work. Emphasizes sustaining morale and presenting makeshift finances as a short term measure.
In this guidance column Mrs. Martin advises a reader on managing a spouse who resents traditional domestic shifts. Acknowledge his stance, minimize housekeeping, and share the load to show partnership. Emphasize gentleness and patience, with broad advice for readers facing similar marital role tensions.
A device for shelling peas can also slice beans and corrots and shell lima beans. Broil fish without losing much by placing waxed paper under it to keep it whole during cooking.
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