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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
6
Guide to modern eye makeup aims for wide starry eyes rather than drooping lids. Eyebrow pencil thin line under each eye, careful blend, light upper lid shadow, and mascara from lash roots to tips create natural depth without obvious artifice. A touch of plain vaseline improves lash surface before mascara.
Joan March models a popular knitted angora dress in pale orchid shade. The short sleeved frock features a V neck with a self material bow and simple trim. She completes the outfit with two oned shoes and a white hat.
An editor notes Miss Glad answers beauty questions by mail. She offers pamphlets titled The New Figure and Beauty Culture. Readers may request articles on care of hands nails feet and legs by sending ten cents and a stamped self addressed envelope. Personal questions answered through Miss Glad's daily column.
An economical five person menu from the home economics bureau lists Coonxed cereal and coffee for adults with apricots and milks for children. Dinner features Lam and vegetables in aspic lettuce salad dressing and tea with iced cocoa. Supper includes black bean soup cuton toast and berry pie with milk for children.
Two recipes described: Lamb and Vegetables in Aspic with lamb, rice and vegetables set in gelatin served on lettuce leaves with salad dressing. and Dilled Vegetable Salad with tomatoes, peas, cabbage, spaghetti and gelatin, assembled in a mold and chilled, then served on crisp lettuce leaves with dressing.
Prepare coffee at double strength and let it cool slightly. Fill tall glasses with chipped ice, pour the coffee over the ice, then serve with powdered sugar and cream.
Society notes showcase Miss Detty Gera and Miss Autrey Jaeckel at the Southampton Beard Club. Miss Jaeckel wears a dot motif with a wide ruffle while outdoor attire for races, polo, and boating centers on color contrast and versatile jackets. The young set enjoys summer outfits. fashion at the club reflects latest styles.
Dr Logan Clendening explains that all foods can fatten if eaten in excess but sugars and starches have strong fattening qualities. The rate of digestion affects glucose delivery to the liver, influencing storage as body fat. Candy fats and dressings increase intake after thirty. Editor notes offer six Dr Ulendening pamphlets for 16 cents each through Central Press Association.
A children verse describes a girl with a curl who becomes dreadful when bad. She stands on her head and yells, drumming her head against a window until her mother spanks her. The piece echoes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
A late 1940s style advice column discusses how clothes influence relationships. It urges both lovers and spouses to dress neatly, transmits tips on encouraging a partner to dress well, and offers guidance on dating expectations and personal pride.
A Cleveland College educator urges parents to instill memory and responsibility in young children. He cites practical punishments, concrete reminders, and parental example to prevent forgetfulness, noting the broader cost to society. An editor's note promotes pamphlets by the author for 15 cents.
A diary voice laments romantic entanglements at a New York boarding house. The narrator frets over a chance for movie work thanks to Nate while Sue hints at romance and social expectations. The tone is reflective and tentative about love, work, and status.
A column questions social ties among prominent families, noting some connections appear strained or ceremonial rather than genuine, highlighting social expectations and reputational pressure in elite circles.
Mrs. Mary Morton presents a daily tested recipe using macaroni and gravy. Parboil macaroni, then mix with onion, salt, pepper, cheese, and gravy. Combine with macaroni, top with buttered bread crumbs, bake until golden. Substitutions include spaghetti or ghetti.
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