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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1941
Page
14
A reader piece argues stomach ailments stem from overwork worry and poor meal prep. It contends hunger and craving disorders begin in youth, with a stressed mind lowering digestion and causing indigestion pains and mood swings in homes.
The text describes how reduced gland function affects appetite and digestion. It outlines a cycle where irritation raises stomach acid, increasing hunger and pain three hours after meals, relieved by more food or alkali. Prolonged irritation risks ulcers, leading to exhaustion of stomach acid and changes in tongue, taste, and energy indicating chronic dyspepsia.
Practical kitchen notes suggest saving leftover cereals for the next day’s breakfast or lunch and using them scrambled with eggs and peppers or ham. It also covers how to mix pastry with shortening cut into flour and add water lightly for a flaky pie crust, plus frying guidance for guddle cakes.
A French Canadian leader, Miss Elizabeth de Miribel, directs the Free French Information Bureau and broadcasts to rally support for Free French. Born to prominent French military families, she studied at Geneva and the Ecole Raussen before war work with de Gaulle. She helped start the Free French movement as its ranks grew to about 100,000. Information came via WRUL Boston and BBC broadcasts.
A guide for young film stars on shaping facial features for the screen. It covers makeup, hair, and wardrobe tweaks to convey personality, with notes on nose, eyebrows, and neckline choices as studios coach hopefuls toward a camera ready image.
A fragmented guide covers common beauty missteps, at home care, and self care routines. It mentions embracing grooming habits, humidity and product use, and the careful handling of hands with moisturizers and delicate cosmetics.
Judith Wilson notes home cooks can flavor cheaper meat cuts with smart seasoning and tomato soup boosters. She shares recipes including hamburgers in chicken gravy and meat loaf, emphasizing practical methods for a tastier, economical meal.
The dress is pitched as ideal for daytime dates and school events, notably football games. It features a princess style with flattering lines, a self pass em border at the neck, and three velvet bands around the skirt. Approved by the Hi School Board.
Fragmentary text suggests a domestic exchange about avoiding a grouchy husband and a simple meal scene. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable from the readable fragments.
Advice column on child eating habits and family meals from a 1950s reader. Discusses letting children join family dining later, temperamental adults, and the social value of meals. Includes guidance on fostering cheerful attitudes at the table and avoiding overemphasis on trivial troubles. Also features a reader's letter about a fiancé with moodiness and trust issues, seeking guidance on marriage timing.
A reader questions marriage to a moody fiancé with temper issues. The writer urges finding a real cause for his distress, warns against ignoring it, and advises honest talks and postponing marriage until he improves a stable disposition.
New York fans thrill to the visit of the Duke of Windsor and the American-born Duchess. Details describe her wardrobe, accessories, and chic elegance in multiple outfits, noting red flowers, black dress, long skirts, and fashionable shoes. The piece highlights public fascination with royal fashion and its impact on town style.
A brief guide notes that sowing vegetables and careful handling preserves fresh color and nutrients. It suggests avoiding crushing into peels and recommends gentle cooking to retain flavor and nutrition.
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