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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1939
Page
11
A fall fashion note outlines hats trimmed with feathers bows and ribbons as perky chic accessories. The piece also digresses into sun exposure myths and the importance of sunlight for health citing Dr Claud North Chrisman.
An older health note explains sun exposure benefits and dangers. It warns that too rapid tanning causes burns, blisters, and illness and that fair-skinned people burn more easily. It advises gradual exposure, protective oils, and basic burn care to prevent sunburn and discomfort.
The piece argues that comparing a child to gifted parents causes pressure and discouragement. It notes adults often point to family resemblance, harming the child’s self image and potential. Parents can counter by affirming the child’s own strengths, encouraging individuality and self reliance.
Answers outline proper technique for eating artichokes, thicken, and rolls, plus table setting and correcting a mispronounced name. Artichokes eaten with fingers, one leaf at a time. thicken with knife and fork. beverages placed to the right of the cover. rolls left of the guest for ease. correct mispronunciations politely by repeating your name clearly.
In this 1919 advertorial copy, Fairchild showcases a collarless dress in Rhode Island red novelty ray on crepe with slashed pockets at the bodice a wide black and white striped Rangaline girdle and clusters of thinring to soften the waist and shoulders as an important fall theme.
New fall hats favor black felt with bold trimmings. Feathers and ostrich plumes lead the way, with bustle backs and various beret shapes popular. Crowns rise higher, berets slim down, and brim-attached decorations create striking silhouettes for the season.
A block of camphor in each room corner removes dampness over about a week. Whip two tablespoons fruit jelly with one egg white to make a simple cake frosting. Add mint sprigs to boiling fresh peas to enhance flavor. Boil pastry brushes regularly to prevent rancidity.
Attractive combinations of vegetables, properly cooked, make a hot vegetable dinner popular. This is the time of year to enjoy such meals and take advantage of this option.
A selection of vegetable dinners including buttered cabbage stringbeans scalloped potatoes peppers with a cheese white sauce toasted rolls blueberries and cream cauliflower with hollandaise sauce grilled tomatoes baked cucumbers peas parsley potatoes butterscotch pudding and coffee
The article offers summer scent tricks to stay cool in heat. It discusses using perfume in novel ways, applying it to hair, skin, and even rinse water, plus mood matching with scent and affordable options. It also includes vegetable serving ideas and a parsley stuffing recipe for peppers.
Miss Lillian Spaulding of Ruth Hoppin Elementary School in Three Rivers Michigan, the lone woman among seventeen educators at Teachers College Columbia, plans to bring baseball insights to her pupils. She recalls playing sandlot with boys and favors first base as her strength while predicting a Reds Yankees NL pennant battle and Cubs comeback.
The article presents fresh evening hair trends featuring a long curl at the back of the neck with front hair pulled up over the forehead. A daytime version mirrors the theme and can be secured with a berrette for an orderly look.
Leaders from distant lands gathered in California to advocate moral rearmament as the path to peace. England’s top tennis figure H W Bunny Austin urged sacrifice of personal greed to end conflict and create a united peaceful world. The conference also highlighted women’s role in economic justice and intercultural goodwill, to be explored at the 1939 Williams Town Institute of Human Relations at Williams College, August 25 to September 1.
Mrs. Duffy of Barnard College notes many outstanding women will attend a conference on women influence in economic justice. Dorothy Kenyon will present a Protestant view and Dorothy Day will offer Catholic insight. Anna Rosenberg will speak from a Jewish perspective. Additional programs cover education in human relations and intercultural attitudes in home, school, and college.
Consider new chairs for the breakfast room or summer cottage. Handmade Mexican chairs finished in red green black white or blue with contrasting decorations. They add a bright touch to any dull room at low cost.
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