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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1957
Page
5
A guide to quick cooling salads using diverse produce and a chocolate nog recipe. It highlights fruit salads, molded salads, and party dishes withgelatin bases, plus a homemade chocolate nog with eggs sugar cocoa and milk. A Registered party note credits Mrs. Tom Davis for a favorite dressing.
Amy Vanderbilt discusses pets and social etiquette, favoring pets in suitable settings while opposing pet intrusion. She notes conflicts over dogs at restaurants and in homes, urges sensitivity to others with grief, and argues against forcing pet stories on nonenthusiasts.
A quirky note describes turning old leftovers into a puree soup at a friend's home. The text mentions a pet python and a troubling image of live mice being fed to it, contrasting with the recipe idea and the unusual kitchen situation.
In New York a discussion on age in marriage notes that a few years difference does not affect happiness. Princess Margaret, 27, has associated with 23-year-old Lord Patrick Beresford, prompting talk of potential plans. Experts emphasize emotional maturity over numeric age.
Dear Abby, I live with a smother who is very wet yet saves money and spends his. We planned marriage five years ago but his mother caused a crisis needing cash, so he gave in. Should I tell him now or wait for his mother to die?
A collage of reader questions and Abby answers covers personal frictions in marriage and dating. Topics include costly home projects, a self styled expert, car sickness, ex spouses at family events, suspicions of infidelity, and inviting readers to write for personal replies.
A party treat features thin slices of fresh ham spread with prepared mustard, sandwiched between split hot buttered baking powder biscuits. Accompaniments include cucumber pickles or pepper relish.
Outdoor airing helps clothes stay fresh and guides closet organization. Ventilate spaces, wash shelves, mend and launder, then sort garments by type, store in proper bags, and label shoe boxes and hat boxes for easy access. A compact closet routine promises better storage and less frustration.
A Newcomers Welcome Wagon Club social gathers at 8 p.m. at Holly Hall with a card games agenda. Mrs. William Haney chairs the hostess committee including Mrs. Raymond Adams, Mrs. Warren Campbell, Mrs. Gerald Jackson, Mrs. Nicklas Kasimur, Mrs. Jack Leonard, Mrs. Bernard Mulholland, and Mrs. Fuchard Rute.
United Press reports fashion designers use fractions to describe fall silhouettes. Half belts and coats at three quarter and seven eighths lengths appear alongside fully belted and belted loose pieces. The couture group of the New York Dress Institute stages semiannual shows for visiting reporters.
A driving expert argues mothers should teach teenagers to drive, citing emotional suitability and fewer accidents. Dr A R Lauer of Iowa State College's driver training laboratory notes studies showing women have fewer road mishaps than men, urging more women to take over driver education for youths.
The article discusses a comparison showing men incur three times as many traffic accidents as women, with Dr Lauer noting women display patience to teach safe driving. It advocates reflective highway signs and presents odd fashion as a metaphor for driving safety awareness.
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