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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1956
Page
9
Dietitian profiles a teenage girl who overcomes overweight by three rules: eat a high protein breakfast, restrict liquid intake with meals, and weigh daily. At 14 she weighed 190 pounds at 5'5 and now maintains a normal weight through consistent breakfast, cautious liquid use, and daily weigh-ins.
Mr and Mrs Edward F O'Mara and daughters Kath leen and Barbara of New York Mills spent the weekend with his parents at 312 Liberty St They attended the wedding Saturday of their cousin Miss Joan O'Mara to Terrell Kraus at St John the Evangelist Church
Beatrice Martin showcases Edwardian and velvet fur hats in bold color stories like Victorian Wine and Piredoire Green inspired by Clara Bow. The collection features Northern Lights rhinestones, high neck dinner dresses, and new pin placements to accent low backs.
Mrs. Ralph Beardsley of 183 Forest Hill Dr. chairs the Comfort Tyler Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution and will host the group Wednesday at 8 pm to plan fundraising for the coming year. A kitchen tip notes peeling tomatoes and peaches by scalding briefly, then cooling.
Fashion prints highlight a 1912 jewelry revival with Directorie and Edwardian influences. Jewelry features iridescent rhinestones, Aurora Borealis stones, large pins, collar neckpieces, bracelets, and bold earrings, in browns, golds, pearls, and vivid semi precious stones.
W S C S of Andrews Memorial Church North Syracuse hosts a covered dish supper September 4 at 6 30 p m in the church. Women of the congregation are invited to bring table service rolls and a dish. Circles E and W lead the event with plans for a harvest supper and bazar on October 26. Mrs Eleanor Jones leads devotions and Mrs Jean Barrell outlines quadrennium goals. Dr Djam shid Vaballali of Iran will study at Syracuse University until September 3 then move to the University of Chicago.
Oregon State College home management specialist Halene Price advises busy households to save energy and time with practical tips. Suggestions include folding clothes to reduce ironing, air drying dishes, cleaning spare rooms less, calling chiken once in the morning, using electric appliances, batch cooking and freezing, and using simple tools to simplify tasks.
Amy Vanderbilt notes Swiss tipping norms for travelers in Zurich and beyond. Hotels with service included avoid tips for maids and porters except terminal porters. tearooms and Swiss associations discourage tips. washroom attendants may receive small tips for special service. Railroad porters and taxi drivers expect small charges or modest percentages. currency conversion reduces confusion. Swiss executives urge restraint to avoid overtipping, with typical restaurant tips set around 10 to 15 percent depending on bill size.
An ad claims a product named Sperts speeds healing of eczema and stops itching quickly. It alleges rapid relief and air not required, urging purchase at city drugstores.
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