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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1937
Page
6
A health column excerpt notes concise safety tips and medical observations. It stresses a camping snake bite kit as essential, defines headache as a symptom not a disease, warns against self pity, and discusses coronary occlusion as grave yet treatable with prompt recognition and proper care.
A collection of dated health notes urges busy recovery for heart patients and praises lab workers as heroes. It stresses hygiene, vaccination, and personal responsibility, warns about tuberculosis risk, highway safety, and arthritis caution, while highlighting diet variety and digestion as key health factors.
The column explains that dry sandwiches are eaten with fingers while a club sandwich often needs a knife and fork for the three decker. Use a fork to ease bread and meat apart and cut with a knife only if the fork cannot manage it. It also advises returning gifts and letters after an engagement ends, both partners should return items.
Profile of F B I official Willi e Whitley aged 34 who resigns from command of 75 agents in New York and plans to become a lawyer. He recalls Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Verne Miller and Baby Face Nelson as especially ruthless and discusses pursuing criminals from ringleaders to the small fry to destroy gang roots.
Copyraphs note jewelry dominates fashion storytelling in 1937, highlighting dresses where jeweled ornaments define the gown. Two frocks are described with elaborate jewel buckles or twisted strand necklaces and girdles adorned with pear shapes, shaping the overall look and appeal.
A fashion focused guide explains that by using reconditioning oil at home women can enhance natural red highlights and improve hair texture without dyeing. Steps include warming oil, scalp massage, steam wrap, rinsing, and a concluding shampoo with olive castile product. Regular tonic cleansings and brushing sustain results. professional treatments help when affordable.
A reader asks for a booklet about a red nose and acne. Advice includes home care: warm and cold compresses, scapsud cleansing with warm water, gentle massage, toning with cold water or mild astringent, protective makeup, and consulting a doctor if simple measures fail. For teens self conscious about acne, the leaflet on Blackheads and Acne is recommended, plus hygiene and sensible eating.
Practical tips to elevate everyday dishes using small touches like biscuits chutneys and sauces. Includes a weekly menu with varied breakfasts lunches and dinners plus guidance on selecting fresh mushrooms and avoiding spotted ones.
New York fashion circles applaud the season’s debut, highlighting the chubby fur jacket and fur trimmed suits. The show features woolen frocks in light contrasting colors, slim pencil silhouettes, and bold purple and magenta tones, with velvet and crepe evening gowns dominating the collection.
A visiting Frenchman critiques American women as well groomed and poised yet bound by sameness in dress and manner. He notes the public image and the American habit of following trends, while the author defends her countrywomen from sartorial criticism and stresses individual liberty.
A fashion writer notes French elegance thrives on repeatability of hats capes and coats at venues like Longchamps and Auteuil with women knowing the origin and cost of the model. She contrasts American trends of altering outfits with the French practice of preserving the original design and color choices. She lauds French taste line and color while acknowledging differing opinions.
Guidance on shaping home study routines for children as school begins. Tips cover setting a fixed start time, pre-study hygiene, a quiet well lit study space, and age appropriate furniture. Emphasizes tackling the hardest task first to build discipline and reduce procrastination.
A 1937 fashion feature describes a crepe blouse developed from tailored shirt lines. It highlights colored Boucle threads drawn through the front and matching colored buttons, plus a satin blouse with a shaped front panel quilted in a chevron pattern and fagotage bordered collar and opening.
The author questions national fashion taste, noting French judges influence on top dressers while defending American women’s style. The piece argues Americans may dress well despite Parisian dominance and critiques self-proclaimed fashion advisers. It sidebar discusses cleanliness and dustcloth safety with furniture polish and rags.
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