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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
19
Dr. Logan Clendening explains evaporated milk as a safe substitute when fresh milk may be unsafe or unavailable. The article notes evaporated milk is pasteurized and contains reduced water, providing clean, whole milk from inspected dairies. It describes vacuum heating and canning to ensure long shelf life and safety.
Article explains how evaporated milk is produced by evaporating water from cow milk and homogenizing fat globules, making it closer to mother’s milk in texture and digestion. It notes physicians often prefer it for infants due to cleanliness and ease of digestion, with a price similar to raw milk. It also advertises six Dr. Clendening pamphlets available for ten cents each.
A Michigan Cherry Festival highlights a queen and court presiding over the annual fete in the fruit belt. Local organizers celebrate in the Wolverine State with community events and pageantry featuring featured beautifies and residents.
Anna May Tork of Traverse City Michigan is queen of beauty for the 1934 National Festival in Traverse City with her court. The front and back rows show contestants from Charlevoix Fife Lake Frankfort Northport and Petoskey including Isabel Voice Aloise Hamelin Maxine Rogers Jeanne Merveau Dorothy Lois Eble and Eunice Schaller.
By GLADYS GLAD America's Most Famous Beauty Sari Mariies, born in China to an English father and Austrian mother, slimmed to 109 pounds and now sports a refined figure. The column advises on reducing lotions, home-made recipes, and careful use on festive areas, plus tips from beauty books.
Household hints present two recipes by Mrs Mary Morton for Mushroom Sauce over toast and orange marmalade biscuits. The mushroom sauce uses butter mushrooms flour milk salt and paprika, cooked until thick. The biscuits use flour baking powder salt shortening and orange juice, baked 15 minutes to yield 16 biscuits.
A recipe blends two eggs two cups sugar and flour with peanut butter sour cream and vanilla. Mix with oats soda and baking powder form a loaf press chill and slice for sandwiches or toast with cream sauce. Includes cheese walnuts pickles and red pepper for serving.
The actress Margaret Sullavan wears a gossamer veil in a recent photo, its frock needle painted with tiny wide-scent spangles. Her muff and cape echo the veiling, showcasing a delicate bridal aesthetic.
Dr Garry C Myers discusses social development in children and the harm of loneliness. He urges parents to foster early social play, arrange safe peer interactions, and support gradual social adaptation through supervising, guiding playmates, and neighborhood access. An editor notes two pamphlets available by mail for further guidance.
Layering is rooting a branch while still attached to the parent plant to reproduce its traits. Strawberries and azaleas are cited as examples, with simple steps such as weighing a near ground branch with soil until roots form, then severing the new plant. A light culinary aside on using pie crust and berries follows.
The article argues hats and shoes must complement the costume, urging restraint when funds are limited. It prescribes practical low-heeled town shoes, simple workmanlike hats, and adaptable daytime pairs. It notes fashionable options like wide brimmed gaiters, fedoras, semi demi shoes, and gold trimmed evening footwear.
A spring salad features tomato slices spread with cream cheese layered to create a substantial dish.
A reader asks how to tell if a boy truly likes her and if a past rebuff affects his feelings. Advice suggests visible signals, dating others, and moving on, with cautions about stubbornness and the value of maintaining self-respect while seeking new possibilities. Also notes a cautious stance on early dates and kiss meanings.
A short excerpt of Matthew Prior poetry speaks of parting, failed vows, and longing. A speaker wishes turbulent seas to return him to the coast where his heart first wrecked, to relive pain and lament slighted vows and cold disdain in dying notes.
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