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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1930
Page
10
Paris fashion writer Lucy Claire notes the 1939 mid season shows emphasize sleeve treatments as the key wearable detail. Descriptions include one side flowing lace sleeves, leg o mutton versions in red marocain, and chic black georgette ensembles with tabs and pleats.
An expert extols buttermilk as a health aiding summer drink that improves complexion, alongside notes on Metchnikoff and longevity. The piece details buttermilk stands, its non fattening nature, and suggests using milk and limeades or grape juice as cooling drinks, with caution on sugar in lemonades and other fruit drinks.
A salon column advises on leg care and facial nourishment. It suggests applying lanolin regularly and notes Miss Glad cannot answer mail questions but will send pamphlets on The New Figure and Beauty Culture with a stamped self-addressed envelope and 10 cents for postage. It mentions a daily column for personal beauty questions.
Women are rising in male dominated fields with Purdue showing a female civil engineering student Mary Esther Poorman excelling in her freshman year. In Bogota a women led welfare restaurant serves nearly 200 girls with dining, library services, classes and savings. Miss Prouty joins American Library Association council with Cleveland librarians Flastman and Sargeant-Smith also serving.
A compact collection of aphorisms from Balley St Real and Emerson on faith love and fortune. Livy notes caution about uncertainty. The remarks emphasize duty virtue and the varied paths to understanding.
A Minneapolis mother provides a clipping from The Star discussing a Minneapolis incident where youths aged 6 to 15 committed vandalism and theft, prompting critique of lenient sentencing. Dr Jones comments on youth crime, discipline, and the need for early training, parental guidance, and crime-prevention clinics.
A short excerpt from William E. Henley contrasts birds with a blackbird whose flute inspires shared joy. The piece evokes springtime ardor as listeners align heart and lips with the bird’s song.
Dear Virginia Lee advises a 17 year old girl on relationship moodiness and trust. The column emphasizes understanding as the core of friendship and marriage, urges patience with a cautious lover, and cautions about early marriage laws in Louisiana Alabama and Georgia. It also notes a reader question about a soldier and parental supervision before independence.
Fall winter coats feature ELABORATE FUR trimmings on most new styles with varied silhouettes. The slender flared line dominates while capes hems and diagonal fur bands at the elbow distinguish sleeves. Accessories include black hat kid shoes and gloves.
A reader asks if a receding chin can be corrected and if tonsils or adenoids play a role. The reply says a deformed chin can be built up by bone grafting through a plastic surgeon, while mildly receding chins may not warrant surgery. It stresses not equating chin shape with intellect and notes chin issues can stem from feeding habits and early infancy posture.
A retro breakfast guide offers a three egg omelet method with yolks separated and whites folded in, plus buttered skillet technique and low heat. It suggests serving with lettuce pimento mayonnaise ham or chicken and egg salad layers, plus cream cheese frosting for a loaf and fruit desserts for picnics.
For successful sandwiches use bread one day old except for rolled or folded sandwiches then use fresh bread. Cut with very sharp knife. Cream butter with a wooden spoon. Use fine grained breads. Cut shapes with cookie cutters. Savory Butters mix anchovies or sardines with butter and lemon juice. Spread on bread with lettuce. Rolled and Pinwheel sandwiches use cream cheese varieties and jams or pickles.
A historic lemon sponge cake recipe by Mrs Mery Marton with step by step methods. Ingredients include eggs sugar flour lemon juice water and lemon icing. The method beats yolks and whites separately folds in flour and liquid, bakes in two tins, and finishes with a lemon icing glaze.
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