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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1938
Page
10
A Maine reader reports her sixteen year old son developed recurring swollen red blotches after forehead exposure to a small fly and iodine. The hives-like outbreak spread to hands and feet, lasted about ten days, then subsided, recurring three times in the same year starting on the forehead.
Profiles For Today discusses allergy as a systemic reaction to irritants like pollens and foods. It notes hay fever, hives, asthma and unforeseen sensitization after prolonged exposure, plus the method of skin tests and diet elimination to identify triggers. Also features Mrs. Gertrude Lintz and her gorilla care story with Gargantua and Massa.
Tips on keeping face powder puffs clean to prevent skin irritation and acne. Proper washing methods and drying routines are outlined, along with guidance on puff storage and replacing worn items. The piece notes sun protection, new powder shades, and rising beauty standards for a spring and summer look.
Edith asks when to order wedding invitations for a June wedding. The advice notes sending invitations two to three weeks before the date and ordering about one month in advance to ensure timely arrival.
Advice suggests healthy individuals may have dark under eye areas from eye strain and fatigue. Recommend an eye exam if concerns persist. To minimize darkness blend light foundation across the face and contour the cheeks. use liquid powder foundation and liberally apply rouge then powder, retouching as needed during events.
The piece explores spring fashion trends blending knitted and woven fabrics. It highlights sheer blouses with knitted skirts, marquisette and chiffon blouses, embroidered patterns, Gibson girl influences, Ravon e and linen trims, and marabou accessories in white and fox wraps.
Paris designer Marcel Rochas presents spring and summer clothes using bold color and fabric mixes. Jackets often pair contrasting upper and lower fabrics such as light blue jersey with slate blue crepe, and yellow wool with striped lower sections.
Crush a pint of fresh strawberries and mix with two bananas cut in dice. Add a pint of unwhipped cream and a tablespoon of sugar. Chill in the refrigerator. Spoon generously over old fashioned shortcake biscuits.
A report notes ten of fifteen passenger train fatalities last year occurred as people boarded or alighted moving trains. It highlights passenger safety near stations and urges caution for commuters.
A young woman notes her steady hesitates to commit though he professes strong love. The piece argues women may signal readiness without pressuring, while men face responsibilities and timing. It urges honesty, self awareness, and clear signals about marriage expectations.
Home cook shares simple meat balls with eggs as a tasty quick dish. The text suggests trying new foods in spring and notes easy recipes that cook with little attention while busy with garden tasks or family outings.
A springlike menu offers meat balls with veal pork and beef, noodles with chipped beef, orange mallow pie, and chilled pineapple juice. Readers learn prep steps bake times and assembly methods for a coordinated oven meal and chilling requirements.
Maggy Rouff crafts ornaments and costumes using bold plastic colors including gray carved medallions and fistfuls of facet-cut shapes. Heavy plastic accents, bright rayon bows, and integrated built up skirts define a 1938 line with Schiaparelli inspired corselet waists and satin-back worsted jackets.
The text outlines steps to clean and scale fish then broil by opening the flesh side up. It notes to keep a hair brush bristles down when not in use to prevent dust. It also suggests mixing Camembert and cream cheese half and half for a cheese spread for crackers or stuffing celery.
Statistics indicate drivers aged 45 to 50 are the safest motorists while teens and people in their twenties are the safest pedestrians. The finding notes age-based variance in road safety behavior.
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