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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
7
Gracious Living explores travel as a broadening experience. Amy Vanderbilt advised traveling with an open mind and limited luggage, choosing practical clothing, and balancing formality with comfort. The piece covers ship and plane tips, tipping norms, wardrobe strategies, and the social etiquette of travel, promising further notes on hotel tipping.
Pattern 9179 offers a button front, keyhole neckline, hanky pocket and two main pieces with facings for a slender silhouette. Includes full Sew Chart, yardage for various sizes, and mail order instructions to Marian Martin at The Chronicle Telegram pattern department with required name address zone size and style number.
Article suggests perk up living spaces with pillows of varying sizes from small poke-pillow to large boxed-edge cushions. It highlights clustering on sofas and unusual spots like floors and hearths, using foam cushions to create extra seating and even an ottoman with spring-filled cushions.
A guide to hosting a simple elegant tea with pretty foods as the center of attention. It lists party sandwich ideas such as turkey shapes with cottage cheese cucumber spread and chicken ribbon sandwiches, plus Petticoat Cookies made from lemony dough.
A humor piece recounts a man’s dread of holding babies and his failed attempt to dislodge a clingy infant from his necktie. He wryly explores baby chaos, then pivots to playful home decor tips with pillows on the wall and varied shapes. The writer jokes about his wife’s baby-loving superiority and his ongoing struggle with infants.
The passage advises carrying polish-up tools such as a damp sponge and polishing cloths in a basket while cleaning. It notes that when vacuuming the living room you may suds the mirror or window sash to boost sparkle, and that having equipment handy reduces extra effort.
Mrs. Clint T. Graydon, noted in Edgefield roots and a top South Carolina lawyer spouse, extols using first class ingredients for true Southern dishes. She favors simple, hearty meals over restaurant fare and shares pilau preparation and a fluffy buttermilk pudding dessert for families, stressing practical home cooking and flavor over trendy labels.
A note on garment upkeep suggests washing and ironing practices, urging frequent hot soapsuds washes to reduce gray discoloration and save time. The guidance emphasizes checking ironing board covers for wear and maintaining fabric freshness through regular cleaning.
A simple broiling guide shows setting an even regulator, placing meat two to three inches from heat, and broiling until the top browns. It lists beef cuts such as rib steak club steak tenderloin T bone porterhouse sirloin top round and patties. smoked pork like bacon Canadian style bacon and ham slices. lamb shoulder rib loin chops and patties. and variety meats including sweetbreads brains veal or lamb liver and kidneys.
Five top American designers at a mid summer home furnishings show say contemporary design is modern undergoing refinement. They note Borax style has almost disappeared and emphasize natural wood grains, new materials, and efficient manufacture shaping today and future furniture. Designers also cite a two year lag between design and consumer acceptance.
Before washing greasy overalls soak them for about ten minutes in hot soapy water with a splash of ammonia. Then launder as usual in clean hot soap suds to remove grease and dirt efficiently.
An advertisement claims Itch Me Not provides relief from eczema athlete’s foot ringworm poison ivy and insect bites within 15 minutes. If not satisfied a 10 cent refund is offered at Marshall Drug Store.
Textile making continues to be Greece's biggest industry and textiles now produced are superior in variety and quantity to pre war, Athens reports.
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