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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
11
The article reviews bee venom therapy from historic curiosity to a modern treatment. It notes early experiments with bee stings and venom injections, reported cures and improvements, and the development of purified venom products and topical ointments for rheumatic conditions.
A spring menu idea features pineapple tomato aspic with field greens and garden vegetables. Readers are directed to crisp bacon dressed greens and a light cider vinegar dressing plus mayo as a perfect accompaniment.
A reader asks how to improve dark rough skin with blemishes and sensitivity. Advice recommends quick nesting cleansing cream to remove makeup, thorough washing, careful rinsing, then cold water or ice rub to tighten. Use softening cream on clear areas and a greaseless medicated ointment on blemishes, plus a weekly stimulating cream mask to help clear and lighten the skin.
Russ Morgan rose from coal mine work at Nanticoke near Scranton to fame as a trombonist and bandleader. He played for Sousa and Herbert, joined Jean Goldkette with Dorsey brothers and Bix Beiderbecke, then formed his own orchestra. As swing waned he shifted to smooth, heavily arranged music.
A vintage guidance piece describes making pineapple tomato aspic with tomato pulp and pineapple juice, chilling in a ring mold and serving with asparagus. It also covers cherry garnish gelatin with black cherries and pecans, served on lettuce cups with mayonnaise.
Cosmetic guidance advises shifting from last winter purples to lighter pink and rose tones for spring. Tips cover choosing undertones for skin types, applying color along the lip edge, and neatness with mirrors, tissues, and blotting to avoid a smeared, red-tinted look.
Mrs. Dinehart poses in a blue hand crochet dress trimmed with fuchsia at her Hollywood home. Her son Alan Dinehart Jr. wears a yellow hand crochet play suit trimmed with blue. Readers are invited to write for directions numbers 1173 and 5036 with a self-addressed 3 cent envelope.
A list of supper offerings includes Tomato Bisque cold meats mixed green salad scalloped potatoes and peas cottage pudding with lemon sauce coffee chicken noodle soup pineapple tomato aspic with fresh asparagus buttered hot rolls butterscotch roll and tea.
London society guests at Buckingham Palace and the Opera House gala favored heavy silks and embroidered gowns. Queen Elizabeth wore a Hartnell white satin gown, while the Duchess of Kent and others showcased Molyneux, Worth, and Schiaparelli designs. Lace emerges as an international favorite for both nursery frocks and sophisticated gowns.
A cooking method called steam-baking places four pans of food in a shallow hot water bath before baking. This approach is used for souffles timbales and other dishes needing slow even cooking to prevent curdling or cracking.
The piece weighs options for summer travel with a light gloss on American ranch life. It notes a shift toward westerns and dude ranches, describes comforts sought by travelers, and cites a Bones brothers Montana ranch as a deluxe example. It also gives practical parenting tips for nap guidance, urging calm, environment changes, and habit reform over force.
Guidance on starting conversations during dances focuses on naturalness and letting the young man lead. For seat departures a simple courteous reply such as I enjoyed it too is suggested. Tea service timing notes refreshments after guests are served. Pie is typically eaten with a fork, except in a picnic when forks are unavailable.
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