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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1930
Page
2
Fashion writer Lucy Claire notes no major new silhouettes at the races. The piece highlights bold white and black combinations, blue accents, and several cape and peplum treatments, with outfits featuring white collars, hats, gloves, and nets suited for home dressmaking.
A physician argues new guidance on drinking water with meals reflects health needs after heavy eating. While not advocating six to eight glasses per meal, he warns against iced water and excessive intake as it dilutes stomach juices and slows digestion. He notes water helps regulate body temperature, aids digestion, and supports soluble nutrients. Coolers and plain ices are advised during hot weather to reduce sweating and oiliness.
The column advises side parting and fluffed hair around the face, hair growth with castor oil shampoo, olive oil massage for nail growth, and upper arm exercises to reduce fatty areas. Editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by nail but will mail pamphlets The New Figure and Beauty Culture upon request with a stamped self addressed envelope and 10 cents.
A fragmentary poem by Norreys Connell, listing lament and defiance after battle. It speaks of burial, flames, ashes, and a defiant religious sentiment. The piece reflects on sorrow, endurance, and gratitude for life amid conflict.
A reader asks how to remove eye wrinkles and sagging skin. The doctor notes the man is 5'11 and 147 pounds, about 20 pounds underweight, and suggests gradual weight gain to fill loose skin. if unresolved, consult a plastic surgeon.
A school column fields reader questions on pamphlets about Kidney and Bladder Disorders and Diet. It explains how to request articles, notes a required self addressed stamped envelope, and lists charges of two cents per article and ten cents per pamphlet. The piece also critiques dried vegetables in ads and stresses eating fresh produce for vitamins and dietary balance.
A compilation of aphorisms attributed to Carlyle Eliot Caesar Holmes Plato and Napoleon 1 highlighting themes of courage resolve truth life and imagination. The maxims contrast prudence and action and remind readers to align deeds with beliefs in times of danger and moral testing.
Dr Garry C Myers outlines rising support for parents and child care across states and federal programs. He notes directors of parental education in four states, free bulletins like Better Parents, widespread federal materials from the bureaus of education and labor, and active programs in universities libraries churches and PTA groups. He invites readers to send questions and stamped envelopes for personal answers in these columns.
Louisa Zucernikof Heinen, a Loyola of the South DDS, plans to open dental clinics for children in Siam schools. Multilingual since youth, she aims to curb betel nut chewing by teaching Siamese children about its harmful effects. She will study pediatric dentistry in Boston before returning to Siam.
WE WOMEN have always been accused of not playing fair especially in our love affairs. I don’t believe it is true of women that they do underhand things to secure love. Two sisters write seeking help about winning a boy, but the columnist urges them to be fair, respect the existing relationship, and find other male friends instead.
A junior frock on display features cotton lace combined with net creating a charming, old-time silhouette. It showcases a high fitted waistline, fichu, square de collette, and a ruffled skirt with godets. Black velvet ribbon trims shoulder straps and waist with side-tied streamers.
Mrs Morton shares kitchen tips including braised lamb chops and parsley potatoes with creamed jelly, a jellied vegetable salad, and an ice box cookie recipe. Also covers jelly making, preserving jars, and safe sealing of hot jelly with paraffin to prevent mold.
The note advises preparing multiple smaller batches rather than a single large one. It suggests consistent measures, careful timing, and orderly steps to avoid waste and ensure even texture. The guidance emphasizes gradual work and patience for better results.
A wife preserves usable meat fat by straining it through cheesecloth into a crock. The strained fat is then ready for deep fat frying, shortening, and other cooking uses.
One half cup shortening and one cup sugar to cream then add two eggs. Beat in two thirds cup milk. Mix three cups flour with baking powder, salt, cinnamon, cloves, allspice and nutmeg. Alternate dry mix and milk into batter, fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in greased leaf pan at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes.
A reader seeks guidance about a boyfriend and a difficult living situation. The sympathetic contributors encourage patience, warn against pressuring the mother, and suggest using the friend as support while the girl endures the present hardships. They advise pursuing alternate friendly companionship until the right partner appears.
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