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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1939
Page
13
Medical essay explains blood composition and transfusion benefits, detailing plasma, red and white cells, and hemoglobin. It notes refrigeration enables typed blood banks, stresses keeping vessels full during hemorrhage, and recalls a surgeon's lesson on rapid vessel tying to prevent fatal blood loss.
Frank P Gravatt of Atlantic City built the Steel Pier into a landmark since 1926. He filled it with grand shows, paid admissions rose to millions, and staged feats from cannon firings to autogiro stunts. World fairs, Sousa concerts, and celebrity acts drew crowds while food sales were limited to drive attendance.
The guidance covers mailing wedding invitations with stamps, using tissue paper with engravings for mailing, addressing invitations to a mother and daughter, and napkin folding. It states stamps are necessary, tissue should be removed before mailing, one daughter may be included with her parents’ invitation if appropriate, and fancy napkin folds are not in best taste.
A Sunday leftovers guide offers simple Monday dishes. Recipes include Chicken-Broccoli Casserole and Curried Lamb, using existing meat, vegetables, and sauces. Steps emphasize prep during breakfast and finishing in a moderate oven with toppings like bread crumbs and Parmesan.
A compact menu of simple meals features Apricot Whip Cookies, Tomato Juice Noodle Tuna Delight, Buttered String Beans, Head Lettuce with Russian Dressing, Pineapple Bavarian Cream Coffee, and a choice of toppings including coconut chutney preserved fruit blanched almonds or salted peanuts, plus green tomato relish or fried bacon with curry.
A skincare routine advises cleansing the face before applying foundation and cream rouge. Blend the rouge on cheek areas where natural bloom appears, then take a warm bath to soften oils for a delicate shade. After bathing, splash with cold water, blot excess, and powder for a refined finish.
The piece notes women's fashion shifts in July with slacks outselling skirts at Southampton events. It highlights striped peasant skirts, three strand pearls, Bob and bamboo shade linens, sharkskin suits, fishnet hair, matching cardigans, prints and white accessories. Broadway chiffons draw attention for bold vivid colors.
From Chantilly comes a striking photograph of Madame Lazard wearing a topaz necklace set in gold flowers with matching earrings. Her deep felow hat, massed with nasturtiums, reflects the Queen's influence on sponsor hats and public image. The note adds that bathing suits are dressy and distinctly demure yet daring.
Beauty advice advises avoiding the powdered look and smeary lines. It covers base cream powdering methods, lip color types, hair shaping tips, eyebrow care, mascara use, and subtle nail polish to present a natural, attractive appearance that pleases men.
Greens should be salted from the start of cooking. They often need little water beyond what clings to washed leaves. Tender young greens may be simmered in milk. Watch closely to prevent burning.
The article discusses teaching children dining manners via a play party method with mother and child, then reviews legendary diamonds. It covers the Koh-i-Noor and Cullinan, their histories with British royalty, recutting costs, and notable facts about Orloff and Re gent remains, all within a period tone.
The article traces the Blue Hope Diamond from a coerced transfer to an English captain then through multiple owners. It passes to Holland, is pledged, redeemed by Napoleon, and mounted on a state sword hilt. Mrs Eva Lynn Walsh McLean of Washington owns it. superstition surrounds the gem, yet she keeps it never worn by others.
To remove candle stains from table linen blot with paper absorb the wax and apply a warm iron to lift remaining residue. Ensure the fabric is not scorched by keeping the iron gentle and testing on a hidden area first.
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