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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
19
Gladys evaluates world women and singles out Bali for beauty while detailing dowager’s hump as a fat buildup at the neck. She urges posture correction and neck exercises to erase the disfigurement, including knee-to-head stretches and neck rotations.
Betty offers an excellent remedy for dandruff in the Beauty Culture booklet and hot oil treatments to promote hair growth and thickness, plus a blonde hair shampoo and rinse. Elen opines a five foot tall, 25 year old woman should weigh about 117 pounds. The editor notes Miss Glad cannot answer by mail but will send pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture for a small fee and stamped self addressed envelopes for care of hands, feet, and nails. Personal beauty questions will be answered in Miss Glad's daily column.
A display features a printed cotton jacket dress in pastel or dark shades with a white scarf collar, sleeveless jacket, puffed sleeves, and a flared skirt paired with white shoes and a hat. Centerpiece shows a silk flat crepe dress with navy or beige combinations and a long tied fichu cape. The seated figure wears a voile afternoon frock with a fichu cape and matching flower accent suitable for home, bridge parties, or informal dinners.
Save the pieces if you are one of those families whose budget suggests a stay at home vacation this year. You can have a grand time in your own back yard with a little energy and paint. Trim the plot, border with shrubs, shade with one tree, and use what you have. Breakfast or lunch in a shady yard, outdoor entertaining on the porch, and outdoor bridge with cocktails are easy. Renovate worn lawn chairs with blue frames, white re covers, padded fronts, and a red anchor embroidery. A small 29 cent table serves as tray stand or service table. Aquatic decor includes fish molds for salads and desserts, keeping breakable glass at a minimum.
Dr Logan Clendening urges starting preventive hay fever vaccination about two months before the season. Expert practice yields 65 to 75 percent relief. average care 7 to 45 percent. Hypersensitive patients may react to multiple pollens and foods, with examples like cantaloupe and tomatoes triggering symptoms. Perennial treatment and small-dose injections aim to build immunity, with follow-up dosing for ongoing protection after the season. Editor notes offer six pamphlets for ten cents each.
House hold hints by Mrs Mary Morton presents a menu with Ham Waffles Buttered Green Peas Shredded Lettuce and a French Apple Pie. It includes a pie recipe using green apples raisins flour sugar cinnamon butter and water plus a Ham Waffles batter with cooked ham eggs milk baking powder flour butter brown sugar and cloves.
A fashion note describes wearing a divided skirt for a ranch vacation paired with a gingham blouse. Black velvet jackets are shown as summer evening toppers over white pique organdie and dotted Swiss frocks.
A housewife recalls how shredding lettuce and mixing it with other ingredients fooled her family into eating salad. The trick also impressed guests who once left lettuce untouched, and she notes she has kept the real reason a secret.
A mother keeps her four year old daughter in summer dresses through the season without sleeves. In fall she sews on sleeves and keeps the dresses, not ready to retire them for winter wear. The story highlights frugal wardrobe practice and practical reuse of garments.
The International Congress of the National Council of Women invites renowned women from around the world to participate in Chicago events July 16 to 22. Attendees include Dame Rachel Crowdy, Baroness Tshimoto, Margaret Bondfield, Dr Maria Munk, Yi-Fang Wu, Mme Kraemer Bach, Christine Galitzsi, Alice Kandelaft, and Selma Ekrem, each to share their national perspectives.
Cleveland College educator G C Myers discusses Professor Joseph Remenyi’s critique of restricting fairy tales in early education. He argues imagination thrives with fairy tales and highlights immigrant culture's value in schools. Remenyi urges teachers to honor folkways and languages of foreign-born students to boost happiness and character.
The text presents Ralph Waldo Emerson's verse from The Poet, declaring that there is always some singing in every thing from rose to mud. It emphasizes music in old and young, fair and foul, and even in dark or mean things, not confined to beauty or high stars.
A youth counselor column advises honesty in relationships. Lonesome S, 18, faces a breakup with a 55-year-old employer rumor and seeks guidance. Advice urges forgetting the older-then-distant boyfriend, encourages self-respect, parental support, and moving on to healthier prospects. Brown Eyes and a Side-Kick offer practical tips on parental approval and handling jealousy.
Many garden flowers flourish in thin sandy soil. Portulaca loves hot dry spots and poor soil, while nasturtiums also bloom best with direct sun though soil should be lean. Godetias overgrow in rich soil but bloom profusely in poorer ground,Calendulas tolerate poorer soils though pickier than portulacas.
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