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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1938
Page
1
An article advises hay fever sufferers to begin preventive care in August. It explains ragweed spread, pollen windborne travel, and the benefits and limits of prevention, injections, nasal treatments, air conditioning, and a cautious nitro-hydrochloric acid remedy.
Profiles For Today recounts Dr. Chevalier Jackson’s pioneering bronchoscopy work. He cautions against placing small metal items in mouths after removing dangerous objects from wind pipes and stomachs. The 73 year old founder of the bronchoscope retires, having taught younger practitioners and written his life story.
Recipe notes a 14 cup sweetened condensed milk and 14 teaspoon peppermint extract mixed with 12 3 cups confectioners sugar. Roll into 2 inch thick sheets on sugar dusted waxed paper, cut into 3 inch lengths, cover with cooled melted chocolate, chill. Yield about 10.
Tips cover prolonging cut flowers with charcoal in water and DIY soap flakes. mild soap for delicate items. paint preservation by adding water to oil paint. use borax or photographer hypo as mild bleach for whites. chilling gelatine in saltwater for cooling when ice is unavailable.
A twin cross motif on hat and pendant defines a bold summer trend. The piece explores dramatic jewelry and flowers, suggesting substitutions like bodice or neckline clips for the pendant to create conspicuous styling.
New York fashion notes describe slim silhouettes with centered panel bodices and side fullness controlled by gathers. Dolman sleeves and one-piece yokes refresh bodices, while Alix inspired dresses appear in black and white and in mixed fabrics. Duchess of Kent accessorizes dinner jewelry with diamonds and silver fox accents.
A home style menu describes barbecued young chicken cooked with butter and a tomato juice sauce, plus a simple jelly roll dessert variation and a portable firecracker style serving idea. It notes wrapping for picnics and keeping biscuits warm, with a salad tray serving concept for gatherings.
Fredericka Martin, former chief nurse for the Medical Bureau to Aid Spanish Democracy, recalls dire hospital conditions behind the lines in Spain. She describes scarce running water and soap, wells for water, and high infection rates among wounded.
A 21 year old seeks at home solutions for thinning hair with shedding after washing and combing. The beauty editor recommends addressing underlying health, consulting a doctor or hospital clinic if needed, daily scalp brushing, periodic hot oil shampoos, and using a fall hair remedy, plus diet and overall care. It also offers to send product names on a stamped envelope.
An essay on sibling teasing and parental favoritism as a domestic scene unfolds at a lawn party. It contrasts a mother's well meant advice with a teasing dynamic between Dorothy and Betty, highlighting how favoritism and unequal affection fuel rivalry and insecurity.
A wife seeks praise from a husband who ignores her, sparking reflections on marital affection. An observer notes that pre marriage compliments fade after the wedding, while a do good fellow defends a wife's worth despite indifference. The piece emphasizes small praise as morale for exhausted spouses.
A reader argues that husbands should regularly notice and compliment their wives. They say appreciation fuels affection and keeps marriage lively, noting women desire acknowledgment of looks, clothes, and other attributes. The piece urges mutual recognition and a mindful, appreciative approach to daily partnership.
The guidance covers eating an olive with fingers then nibbling from the pit and placing it to the plate side. It notes a bride’s second attendant usually is one, a maid or matron of honor, with a simple second marriage. It adds fruit in a centerpiece is for decoration and not to be eaten.
Guidance advises applying a strip of adhesive tape over the forefinger to shield skin from discoloration cuts and calluses when peeling large quantities of vegetables or fruit. The tape protects the finger as most paring occurs on that digit.
A July Fourth guide suggests sturdy picnic foods that travel well and still suit a patriotic dinner. Featured ideas include stuffed tomatoes deviled eggs crisp cucumbers and potato salad with radish roses and green onions as garnish.
A vintage dining list features corn on the cob hot biscuits hot potato chips assorted relishes a salad tray strawberry ice cream coconut cake coffee hot bouillon stuffed celery ripe olives assorted cold meat potato salad crusty rolls firecracker jelly rolls or fruit cup with sherbet coffee.
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