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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1936
Page
9
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses how gray hair impacts job prospects and age perception, urging readers to disguise age if desired. He warns against chemical dyes, cites toxic metals and coal tar dyes, notes dangers of lead salts, and recommends milder vegetable dyes from reputable manufacturers despite higher cost and handling difficulty.
The safe approach when changing hair appearance is to consult a physician or dermatologist to discuss desired results. A sample safe hair oil recipe uses walnut tinctures, nut gall, vegetable charcoal, sodium chlorate, orange peel juice, and distilled water. adjust walnut amount for lighter or darker shades.
A wedding announcement does not require a gift unless desired. an invitation implies a gift. On stairs, a broad staircase allows walking up together with the woman first. the man leads only if hazards exist. In social settings, well-bred people greet each other calmly and politely.
Dr Victor Heiser, chosen as Book of the Month Club selection, is portrayed as a remarkable figure whose life spans disaster and service. From witnessing his parents’ deaths in a flood at sixteen to serving in the Spanish American War hospitals, leading quarantine work in the Philippines, and shaping global health with the Rockefeller Foundation, his adventures and humanitarian impact fill a 535 page book.
London designer Fatccild Norman Edwards uses black velvet for battone dresses with carmine Petersham ribbon. Red and yellow scrolls on the bodice and skirt are caught at one side to create a bold, standout detail.
A beauty feature suggests scents for day wear and a new white eye shadow for evening looks, plus a compact lipstick with a pop-out mirror. The rest of the piece shifts to economical chicken cooking ideas with price notes, various cuts, and multiple recipes including chicken pie and creamed pancake rolls.
A campus fashion guide urges students to balance wardrobe time with cosmetics. It promotes travel cosmetic cases with essentials for complexion care, fragrant perfumes, and coordinated makeup sets. For hair and hands, affordable brushes, lotions, and manicure kits are recommended for daily use and weekend events.
Velvets lead the silk and synthetic group with strong day and evening use. Lyan sheer and panne fabrics appear in afternoon frocks, black trim common. Satin remains a favorite in plain and novelty forms for evening wear, while stiff, changeable, and crinkled satins echo timeless luxury. Metals and fabric blends trend through daytime and formal looks with fur, embroidery, and lingerie details enriching ensembles. Embroideries gain Paris acceptance, influencing many prominent collections.
The author questions whether voters judge presidential candidates by their wives, noting unfairly against the wife as a stand in for the candidate. The piece recalls a politician’s claim that women complicate politics with their vote and doubts reform through women's suffrage.
A reader laments perceived female involvement in politics since 1936 campaign. He argues wives of candidates sway opinions, denounces snap judgments and witch-hunt tone, and asserts intelligent voters focus on candidates and national issues rather than personal charm or wives. He defends integrity and national stakes over beauty.
A 1936 knitted suit presents a two piece set with a tunic length jacket and diagonal weave. It has a pointed shoulder look balanced by jacket flare, a narrow double breasted buttoning, high neckline with a small collar, and a dark suede belt matching the dark buttons.
Old lemons can be softened by boiling water for a few minutes. A jelly bag comes from a cheesecloth stretched between two embroidery hoops. Create a dedicated lunch-carrying shelf for waxed paper string napkins and pink wrap to save time when in a hurry.
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