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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1938
Page
2
Dr Chrismans article explains sugar in plants and foods, noting that both excess and deficiency are harmful. It details how green plants manufacture sugars from chlorophyll and sunshine, how storage varies by fruit and vegetable, and how simple sugars are absorbed directly while complex sugars are broken down in the intestine.
Dr Chaisman continues his tamparrou column explaining digestion of starches into simple sugar, absorption into the bloodstream, liver storage as glycogen, and the role of insulin produced by the pancreas in energy use and storage. He notes the body maintains a small blood sugar balance and that diabetics must avoid excess sugar.
The guide advises rubbing white spots on polished surfaces with a cloth dampened in camphorated oil. It also explains removing chewing gum from fabric by holding the garment underside over a hot iron until the gum melts, then wiping with a rag dipped in alcohol.
Bess Ehrhardt and husband Roy Shipstead headline one of the nation's largest traveling ice shows. Ehrhardt, from Superior Wisconsin, rose from speed skating at eight to fancy skating after spotting new skates. Married three and a half years, she trains hard, skates late, and values exhibition skating over European competitive styles.
The article advises choosing gift wrap and decorations to suit each recipient from copper papers for men to gingerbread designs for children and icy metallics for refined women. It highlights ribbons, seals, and enclosure cards to make gifts appear as treasured objects. It also offers a DIY hair conditioning tip using eggs for a glossy finish.
A guide on hat handling in greetings favors lifting the hat for ladies and removing it in greeting. a bridegroom should choose a near-age brother as best man if possible. guests should use a clean teaspoon to salt from a small dish when no spoon is provided.
Busy holidays prompt fast meals using ready in a jiffy canned and packaged foods. The guide lists daily menus from Sunday to Saturday with simple breakfasts lunches and dinners aimed at saving time for shopping baking and wrapping chores.
Ginger Rogers is one of the few dancers with lovely feet. She maintains weekly pedicures, using professional or at home care and keeps a complete set of tools. She uses cuticle oil and polish, protects her hose, and believes in regular maintenance to keep toes smooth.
Outdoor sports enthusiasts should haul out their summer suntan cream and use it liberally. Suntan creams contain lubricating ingredients plus good sun screens. You know how skin burns from reflected light on snow in winter as on water in summer. Use suntan cream as a makeup base and apply foundation with a slightly darker shade.
A lively fashion column reviews returning hoop skirts and the can can petticoat. It praises lingerie trends, rich lace ruffles, and silk frills, urging readers to check the lingerie section for the latest grand styles and gifts. The piece notes woolies remain styled.
The mailbag discusses how working and professional women must dress for success and blend nail polish with skin tones. It argues better their appearance reflects independence, notes orange hues drain red, recommends browns or purples for different skin tones, and urges careful nail shaping and wrist exercises.
A girl living in town to work a low paying job faces high costs from room and board and weekend rail fare, leaving little profit and many hardships. The piece questions whether the country home or city living better suits her finances and independence.
Think twice before spraying fur with perfume. Some perfumes cling to fur, others go stale quickly. If you use perfume, apply it to your person and to washable handkerchiefs or costume accessories that can be laundered frequently.
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