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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
7
A health column explains that headaches are common but often signal an underlying issue. Causes include sinus infections and eye strain, with pain patterns aiding diagnosis. The author urges medical evaluation to identify and remove the root cause rather than self-treat. Continuous study may be needed to pinpoint individual factors and achieve relief.
Eyeball pain eases with rest and corrected eye strain using baths or glasses. Headache causes include constipation digestion and high blood pressure. neuralgia is sharp and localized. Ammonium chloride may cure neuralgic headaches. sedatives with acetylamide ingredients require physician guidance. Dr Chrisman invites reader questions for his daily column.
Profiles salute Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina touring the nation by auto trailer to show self sufficiency. He camps on Riverside Drive in New York despite police requests, draws media, plans Hyde Park visit with President Roosevelt, and remains an anti prohibitionist amid a state opposed to repeal.
A simple orange juice cocktail gains pep with a crumbled peppermint wafer a dash of lemon and sugar to taste. Serve very cold and garnish with a maraschino cherry.
Style tips urge smooth foreheads and neat brows using cleansing, shaving, and makeup steps. Women are advised to bind hair back, cleanse, epilate stray hairs, and apply antiseptic, cream, and ice to firm skin before makeup for a polished look.
A businesswoman seeks quick skin care and weekly masks to combat blemishes. Advice: reserve one evening weekly for cleansing, facial, bath, scalp massage, manicure, and early bedtime to refresh next day, noting appearance aids business success. Grace asks for eye makeup. suggestion includes dark brown brows and mascara, subtle green shadows, warm face powder, orange red rouge and lipstick, and green russet wardrobe tones.
New York fashion notes show Paris designers shaping coats with braid on pockets and fur accents. Epaulets, military lines, and shoulder detailing appear across Schiaparelli, Lanvin, Patou, and Paquin designs, signaling practical, flattering silhouettes for season as brands mix black broadcloth with ermine for formal town coats.
A salad bowl maker suggests treating wooden bowls with olive oil to enhance personality and prevent rancidity. The text notes a wooden spoon and fork aid in mixing and that mud stains can be avoided by thorough brushing when dry and alcohol-sponged cleanup.
A casual Sunday night supper invites relaxation after a busy week. The host can serve freely, from individual trays to a single table, while someone uses a heat source to prepare the main course. Included are recipes aimed at making the meal memorable and easy.
The menu lists Cocktails Anchovy Canapes Indian Dhal or Chicken Curry with Rice Assorted Relishes Fruit Salad Cheese Crackers Turkish Coffee Iced Tomato Juice Assorted Hors d Oeuvres Shrimp or Lobster Newburg Buttered Hot Rolls Jellied Fruit and Ciéer Salad Chocolate Marshmallow Roll Coffee
A party menu outlines lentil curry served with onion fried garnish and rice, followed by Turkish coffee and a chocolate marshmallow roll. The curry uses lentils soaked overnight, onions fried in spiced lamb fat, and a curry paste. A cocoa cake roll is baked with marshmallows and vanilla, then cooled on a cheesecloth.
A reader column discusses modern girls and casual attitudes toward dating and dances, praising girls with strong instincts while warning against overcasual behavior. It contrasts upbringing, balance, and happiness in choosing a partner. A second letter asks whether to marry a careless, condescending fiancé ten years older, noting independence and self support.
A column discusses how two boys in a neighborhood smoked cigarettes to appear daring and the reactions of parents. It argues smoking starts in childhood, urges open parental dialogue, and cautions that early experimentation can set examples for imitation despite initial curiosity. It notes the lure of the forbidden and the importance of addressing curiosity safely.
Roll up a sugar roll with marshmallow icing and trim edges. Wrap in cheesecloth, twist ends, pin, and cool on a rack turning frequently to keep a perfect shape. This recipe portion serves 10.
The speaker advises women to question chances of happiness with a man who tramples on their feelings. If self doubt persists, issue a probation and demand respectful treatment or refuse marriage. Humiliating conduct before marriage predicts little chance of change after tying the knot.
Answers advise against engraved engagement cards and suggest newspaper notices or personal word of mouth, with optional announcement party ideas. It also explains proper ways to hold a stemmed glass, with thumbs and fingers on the bowl and stem, and gives etiquette for disposing of olives or celery on the bread and butter plate or tablecloth.
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