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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1939
Page
2
Dr Chrismann explains ultra-violet light as a form of radiation from violet rays, its Sun origin and artificial sources, and its health uses. It aids photography and bleaching, boosts vitamin D in foods and milk, helps sterilize water and beverages, and supports skin tuberculosis treatment in sunny climates with direct light.
Rear Admiral War Tyler Cluserius, the last survivor of the battleship Maine, retires at 64 after 46 years in the Navy. He served in the Spanish American War, the Philippine campaign, Vera Cruz, and commanded the USS Shawmut in World War I mines operations in the North Sea. He narrates the Maine disaster and escaping the sinking with others as flames consumed the ship.
The piece stresses cherries as a year round flavor in pies cakes and custards and links National Cherry Week and George Washington to the fruit. It lists canned cherries as bright and flavorful and provides a cherry themed menu and a cherry cake recipe with steps and ingredients.
A fragment recipe collection describes cherry sauces with cornstarch, sugar, water, juice, butter, almond extract and cherries. It includes a Magic Cherry Pie with condensed milk, lemon and cherry juices, red cherries and a baked crust, plus a Washington birthday pie shape and cherry jam bread crumb mold preparation.
Question asks whether butter should be placed or passed after guests sit. Answer: Either way is correct. Second query asks who should propose a toast to the bride and groom at a silver wedding. Answer: According to custom the eldest son performs the toast. if only daughters, the eldest child may honor the parents.
The robe features a sharp white braid on navy blue wool flannel with a front fastening and a high standing collar at the back. Brand trim decorates the wrists and pocket edges while the skirt is flared.
A guide touts dry land swimming as a full body exercise using a bench and blanket to mimic strokes. It describes crawl and other strokes performed on a bench with legs kicking in short, controlled motions to strengthen the back reduce bust size and add flesh to thin figures.
The column surveys Palm Beach style with a white birdseye tropical dinner jacket, black trousers, satin trim, and Panama hats. It notes fabric choices impique or barathea, single or doublebreasted coats, and advises on ties and handkerchiefs for warm climates. Also covered are lightweight straw hats, coastal accessories, and a brief primer on swimming strokes and exercise in warm weather.
Quick tips on salad dressings and food mix choices to prevent spoilage. Advice covers heavy dressings for substantial salads, shelf life with crowded shelves, avoiding dampness and heat to prevent mildew and cracked bindings, removing vegetable stains with strong tea, and brushing pie crust with white or egg for glaze.
New York fashion observers report debutante dances favor full skirts with multiple sheer layers in chiffons and taftas. Pastel shades predominate with beige and pink popular. shoes and lace details appear, while hats and elaborate hair accessories are less common.
Dr Clifford Kirkpatrick of the University of Minnesota presented to the Detroit Conference of the American Sociological Society. In a study of 104 couples, he found that husbands with old fashioned ideas trigger more modern tensions than wives who are moderately ahead of their times.
An essay argues that wealth easily inherited or received can spoil ambition and character. It cautions parents and spouses against making life easier for talented individuals, noting how sudden affluence tests self restraint and harms family balance. The piece favors fostering responsibility over snobbery and urges living within means to preserve dignity.
Tailored lines create a flatknit wool three piece swimsuit like costume for resort wear in soft rose beige. The belted overblouse features a self fabric flower at the V neck while the slim gored skirt flares at the hem.
A speaker reflects on inherited wealth and its temptations in American homes. The piece argues money tests restraint, warns of the danger of lavish spending regardless of income, and urges parents to teach children the value of money while avoiding a miserly mindset. It recalls the patience needed to pass on savings and cautions against inheriting a harmful money culture.
A washable rag picture book for toddlers promises health benefits by letting parents soap, scrub, and press the book back into shape even when stains are not visible. The durable design encourages early reading habits and infant safety.
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