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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1938
Page
3
A beauty guide on applying powder to match complexion. Use foundation first, then powder in two coats for lasting wear. Use cold water or a spray to set, check in bright light, and tailor shade to skin tone for day and evening looks.
A reader asks about keeping hair light without bleaching and the adviser suggests lemon or camomile rinses to reduce soap film and brighten hair, noting natural blondes often darken with age and advising acceptance or cautious lightening. For height 5 ft 5 in a 19-year-old, typical weight is around 126 pounds with possible variation. hip and bust measures are similar and the waist is eight to ten inches less, with advice on exercise to adjust proportions if needed.
Readable recipe notes describe tempting cherries in summer desserts and include steamed cherry pudding and cantaloupe with raspberry gelatin. It lists freezing peach treats and a peach surprise bake with peaches vanilla and crackers, ending with whipped cream.
New York Jersey fabrics offer silk cotton wool and rayon for wear across sport travel school and office. The bolero remains popular guiding two piece dresses and jacket silhouettes with pockets and mixed materials. Ascot crowds showcase black chiffon looks with pastel accents and tailored coats.
Mrs. Mary Marshall of Olive Bridge New York turned eighty and sold her eighty acre farm. Auction grossed 106 60 with minor bids on hay cradle and stove. She inherits eight more farms and recalls fifty years of hard work milking cows churning butter and nightly labor.
The article advises cleaning ivory with a mixture of lemon juice and whiting. Apply with a brush, rinse with clear water, and repeat. For yellowed ivory wash with soap and water, then dry in sunshine while wet. Reapply soapy water and sun exposure for several days for whiter results.
A simple repair method for aluminum cookware involves striking a leak with a hammer. The soft metal yields and the thin area around the break closes the hole.
The heart functions as two pumps and needs regular attention. Early recognition of symptoms like breath shortness after exertion, chest pain, swelling, or irregular heartbeats can prevent serious disease. Education on heart health helps many live comfortably with proper care and lifestyle.
Some people keep fleas as pets but fleas harming cats and dogs are not creatures to prize. Use a non toxic insect powder carefully chosen to avoid poisoning and apply by spreading newspapers, placing the animal on them, and rubbing the powder in until fleas die and fall onto the paper.
The piece discusses a radio host and a parent facing the challenge of speaking to young children. It suggests treating the child as a person, confiding and reasoning to elicit a friendly response, and using silence to calm when needed. It also advises explaining gently and avoiding bruising scolding.
If chicken or turkey is short, tuna makes a good addition. Pour boiling water over canned tuna to warm it and drain. Dice ham mushrooms and hard cooked eggs to extend with leftovers from chicken or veal.
To remove wine stains from table linens, cover the stained area with cold water and salt. When it has dried, rinse in cold water and launder the linen as usual.
Question and answer style column offering dining etiquette. Lettuce is eaten with a fork using cutting edge or folding method. a knife may be used for hearts. Left handed guests should be accommodated like others. Rolls are broken and buttered in pieces. A finger bowl is used on its own plate to rinse fingers. An entree appears after soup and before the main course.
A social commentary on weddings forced by families and friends. It cites an Irvington case of a woman occupying a man's room to compel marriage and questions why he did not act to avoid the situation. The piece laments lack of guile and advocates respecting a man’s judgment.
A reader argues that proposing to women casually is wrong and pressures men to marry. The writer condemns men who propose under emotion yet do not intend to marry and defense of a man married unwillingly as a risky but potentially intriguing situation. The piece urges chivalry and rejects the sit-down strike approach to romance.
A simple vegetable salad using cooked string beans peas and lima beans marinated in lemon and oil for half an hour in the ice box. Drain and blend with mayonnaise then pile on crisp lettuce and serve four.
The best time to add salt to soups and gravies is at the end of cooking. Brass faucets can be polished with a moistened cloth dipped in flour, then rubbed with a clean dry cloth. For children's clothing, add perfume while starch cools to give a fresh smell.
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