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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1938
Page
13
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt is shown in a pair of new evening ensembles. The left outfit is an imported gold lame gown with rhinestone top and sable trim. The right features a marble crepe dinner gown in petunia purple with jeweled sash clip and wrap details.
Judith Wilson outlines economical meal planning with cheaper cuts and smoked meats, urging use of leftovers and repurposed scraps. A week of menus follows, featuring simple, balanced dishes from Sunday to Saturday, highlighting pork, liver, feet and beans, fish, and poultry options with coffee and desserts.
In this health column the author extols the worldwide battle against cancer led by chemists doctors and researchers. It highlights early detection treatment methods such as surgery X-ray and radium, notes progress with radioactive substances and cyclotron technology, and stresses public vigilance in reporting lumps or abnormalities.
Profile outlines Orson Welles 22, hailed as stage’s boy wonder after acclaimed WPA Macbeth. He stages and acts, with Brutus in Julius Caesar praised. born in Kenosha Wisconsin, named for George Ade and Orson Wells. early painting beginnings and theater work across Dublin Abbey Theatre and Katharine Cornell's company.
Short Cuts offer practical kitchen tricks such as using water and shortening to measure half a cup, cooking pasta without stirring, slitting apples to prevent wrinkling, and adding a teaspoon of salt to water to speed up cooking time for tougher meat. These tips simplify common cooking tasks and improve results.
New York reports pink is the surprise color of the moment and pink hats are being worn locally. Hollywood shipments show pale pink felt hats with tweeds as fashionable, with examples from a New York fashion show including a Victorian toque, a pink felt Breton, and a pink suede cap. Pink is urged as a feature color for millinery and even a pink tulle evening dress is suggested.
Cosmetic hints from Jacqueline Hunt Ashions discuss warming creams before application to improve absorption and finish. The piece notes liquid rouge makeup, shiny bright lips, and a new liquid lip tone applied with a fine brush, plus tips on blending and removal for a refined, durable look.
A skin tonic is advised while astringents may be too strong. Use a creamy base in winter, skip in other seasons unless freckles or suntan bother you. Cleanse with soap and water and a complexion brush, sometimes with a cream. If dry, apply all purpose cream for 10 minutes, wipe and tone with chilled tonic. Noontime cleanse helps pores stay clear.
A columnist notes men cling to cherished belongings including wives, and that most would resist leaving marriage unless driven by strong temptation or weak principles. The piece argues women often misread male affection for stability and emphasizes the difficulty of ending a long marriage.
An analysis arguing that a married man's affair harms his wife and that the other woman bears the cost of wrongdoing. It states the wife ultimately wins, while the mistress cannot compensate for damage caused to families and reputations.
A mother asks if babies need exercise. Authorities say no heavy exertion is needed as nature guides development. Babies move freely during wakefulness. avoid tight clothes and unnecessary restraints. allow crawling and leg kicking on a clean floor. use a roomy sleeping bag and crib rather than a carriage.
A Q and A from Modes and Manners covers table etiquette and finger foods. It states no food sharing from plates and that chop or asparagus should not be picked up by fingers. It lists finger foods and advises travelers in Pullman berths to wear a dressing gown or outer garments when moving between rooms.
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