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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1970
Page
4
A parent asks how a 12 year old may seemingly turn into a stutterer after a school expert diagnosed him. The response notes that labeling can influence speech and shows how nervousness and self consciousness can mimic stutter, advising to ease summer demands and avoid pressuring practice to let any hesitation fade.
Mrs G F of Elyna asks for a German Black Bread recipe while Mrs H E of Vermilion seeks Asparagus in the Clouds with egg whites and a reader from Oberlin requests unusual squash preparations. The Chronicle invites readers to share culinary ideas and instructions.
A reader and daughter compare British and American cooking measures, noting pints gills and a British measuring cup. The feature includes Lady Arabella Boxer recipes from Vogue and a Summer dish Chicken En Mask with a quick glaze using unflavored gelatin and Miracle Whip, plus Pioneer Bread Pud with bread cubes milk butter sugar eggs and vanilla.
NEW ORLEANS AP reports that a handful of family bakeries still hand craft Po-Boy French bread, claiming no machine can replicate their crusty, light loaf. They bake slowly with natural fermentation, keeping tradition alive despite a shrinking market and pressure from mass-produced pan bread.
Welfare Club will meet Aug 6 with Mrs Charles Townsend at 638 Lowell St. A dinner at 6 30 p.m. Golden Age Pensioners Club meets Thursday at Local 1104 Union Hall 2501 Broadway Loram at 2 pm with refreshments. Former Y Teen director Dott Cromlish now Mrs Howard P Towle visits with husband and daughter. open house planned tomorrow from 7 pm at 410 West Sixth St. Mr. and Mrs Robert Cella of Dayton are first-time parents to daughter Karyn Anne born Saturday. Cella is formerly Mary Anne Finegan. Grandparents Carl Finegan of 340 Fourth St and Raymond Cella of Merrick Long Island.
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