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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1957
Page
3
On Easter Sunday warm weather drew families to lakeside parks near Elyria. Readers are urged to prepare for summer barbecues with gear lists including long potholders, spatulas, skewers, salt and pepper shakers, paper plates, and an electric spit. Suggested foods include lamb en brochette, broiled scallops, stuffed fish, and lamb chops.
A jumble of Dear Abby and Dear Sue columns shows parenting issues with a 19 year old boyfriend pressuring a 14 year old girl and a mother worried about her daughter. The letters discuss boundaries, dinner etiquette, and social expectations, urging readers to let time pass and avoid harsh judgments.
Dear Afraid, a 26 year old man fears repeating his father’s desertion and asks if he should marry a 22 year old girl. The response urges him to seek professional help to uncover the real reason and resolve his fears for a happier future.
Americans long for outdoor cooking as grills and brick fireplaces fill backyards. The piece reviews portable and circular grills, then offers tips to preserve food during power outages, including using dry ice or locker storage, and urges cooking thawed foods safely. Fresno burglars steal 10 liquor bottles from a storefront display.
New York readers are advised to begin camp planning early with inquiries to neighbors clergy and camp directors. Parents should check health records visit camps assess medical staff and ensure children are mentally and physically prepared with medical and dental checkups to avoid health issues at camp.
New York report from the National Manpower Council concludes most American women over 14 work for pay. It forecasts 20 years outside the home for married or not, with many spending 25 years or more in labor. The study notes 22 million working women, boosting national manpower and earnings while urging equal pay and opportunities. In 1956, over 52,000 Americans were injured in car bicycle accidents.
Permacel Tape Corporation offers a free wheel shaped Garden Guide detailing 17 flowers with color, height, shape, planting location, timing, depth, and bloom time. Example French marigolds are yellow or orange, 12 to 15 inches tall, suitable for boxes and borders, seeds planted 1/16 inch deep after frost, blooming in 10 to 12 weeks. The guide also gives tape usage tips for seed packets, mending stems, corsage stems, and trellis support.
Dear Miss Vanderbilt discusses etiquette on not co opting friends to expand social circles without host inclusion. It also covers post party thanks, noting a brief call or flowers with a card is often best, while regional differences influence what is considered proper.
The article promotes maintaining an ideal weight for longevity and beauty. It outlines weight guidelines by height and wrist size, suggesting adjustments of pounds per inch. It markets a "Beauty Diet" available by sending 10 cents for a self addressed stamped envelope.
A Wisconsin poultry expert explains how to freeze eggs for pregnancy related cooking without using them for permanent hair changes. Tips cover freezing yolks or whole eggs with sugar or salt, moisture proof packaging, and thawing guidance for best results.
Do not let hair dry out in waiting months. Brush hair often and consider lanolin or cream treatments to keep it shining. Maintain sparkling cleanliness by washing with shampoos as glands are more productive during this period.
Often readers discuss darkening under eyes and bruised like skin tone. A deeper base with warm rosé shades corrects this while resting and hiding blemishes helps. If circles persist, use a shade lighter foundation first.
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