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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1935
Page
19
In Your Health by Claud North Chrisman M D discusses the Fourth of July as the nation’s most celebrated day after Christmas and warns against excessive noise and dangerous fireworks. He notes forefathers’ unity for freedom and urges judgment in celebrations to protect life property and families.
A writer argues for safer Independence Day celebrations than fireworks. He suggests parades with fife and drum, cautions about accidents, and urges parents to supervise and avoid dangerous small devices. He notes high injury rates in cities and calls for safer, supervised family activities.
The guide explains baking rhubarb in small pieces with one part sugar to four parts rhubarb, no water needed, slow heat until tender. It also lists options to bind sandwich fillings such as French dressing, mayonnaise, melted butter, thin cream, ketchup, or Worcestershire sauce. White vegetables stay white when cooked in soft water.
Profiles recount Lee Lash a pioneer who turned advertising curtains into art. Born in San Francisco, he studied in Paris, built a fortune via theater drops, then shifted to painting vivid New York skylines. His New York vistas span Brooklyn mornings to dusk-to-night Manhattan.
The latest shower curtain uses celanese taffeta and promises beauty and durability. It resists cracking chipping peeling and mildew while offering guaranteed water repellence.
A vintage beauty column advises methods to smooth and shape arms for summer wear. It recommends regular cleansing with a stiff brush, herb packs using almond meal castile soap and borax, lemon juice rinses, and overnight almond meal masks. For oily or dry skin, it suggests glycerine rose water lotion, a pumice and lemon paste for rough elbows, and nightly massage with rich cream or an astringent to improve tone and color.
Reader asks for quick ways to slim a larger stomach and hips. Advice suggests light daily exercises to tighten lazy muscles, plus morning routines touching toes, bending, and abdominals before rising, then standing by a window with kicking and bending moves. A masseuse offering reducing treatments is also recommended.
Cotton and linen lead this season with tailored details and smart styling. Gingham and satin evening dresses appear in Ritz showcases, with navy and white organdie, pleated hems, and jacket ensembles in linen lace. Satin and jacquard satins dominate formal wear while home style tips urge uniform window shade lengths.
The fork should be carried to the mouth prongs up to keep the food secure. A married woman signs her name normally, then in parentheses writes the form the stranger should use, such as Mrs John Henry Smith.
Plan two meal menus to save food time and fuel. Left over meat and stew can become a meat pie or stuffed mushroom caps. Rework into Hungarian goulash with fried onions sour cream and paprika, served in golden croustade and crusty bread toast.
A bygone menu lists items such as Hamburger-Onion Casserole, Vegetable-Tuna Fish Casserole, Baked Potatoes and Fresh Asparagus with Mock Hollandaise. Desserts include Peach Icebox Pudding and Strawberry Bread Pudding. Beverages include Iced Tea with Mint Garnish and iced Tomato Juice.
A practical kitchen note describes using cheaper beef for a hamburger casserole with onion layers and a tomato gravy baked in a greased dish. It also outlines a strawberry dessert with sugared berries gelatin, buttered bread, chilling, and serving with whipped cream or custard.
A simple method to maintain cookie moisture involves adding a peeled apple or a piece of fresh bread inside the cake box. The moisture from the fruit or bread slows staling and helps cookies stay softer longer.
A domestic advice column discusses marital political conflict and how to balance independence with a spouse's views. It urges peace, suggests compromise and polite firmness, and warns against rewarding whining while promoting calm, constructive dialogue between partners.
A new portable shower requires no curtain. It attaches to the tub faucet and uses an upstanding rod with three adjustable cross bars. When activated, the crossbars release needle-like water streams.
A public advice column urges spouses to avoid arguing over politics and religion. It notes many homes feature differing beliefs and stresses not harping on issues with a partner. Mrs. Martin invites general questions and will answer publicly but not individually.
If laundering fails to restore glaze on glazed chintz curtains, apply a thin coat of white shellac. To thin shellac properly, mix equal parts high grade denatured alcohol and white shellac until smooth and workable.
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