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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
10
A bride to be should craft a beauty calendar to fit wedding prep. Start a permanent within ten days, plan two conditioning sessions, set hair two days before, keep styling simple, and practice makeup to avoid smudges. Choose pale rose polish and avoid bold nails for the ceremony.
New York notes a white pique jacket appearing with printed frocks or solid dark outfits. White with navy or brown is favored, with Eton or bolero lengths and snug fits. A full length white pique coat is also popular, while the short boxy “jigger” shape fades as new lines emerge. White linen also cited as strong choice.
A vivid paper taffeta lining appears in new swaggered outfits paired with sturdy hop-sacking linen. Prints include red white blue green gay bayadere stripes and matching scarf. Youthful flared pleated fitted styles drive interest. sun-ray or accordion pleats highlight skirts and dresses.
The article traces silver as a timeless, romantic metal prized for beauty and durability. It notes ancient use in Egypt and early artifacts, references to silversmiths in the Old Testament, and calls silver the Queen of Metals as civilizations rose and fell.
The article traces early American silversmiths from 1620 onward, highlighting figures like Thomas Howard John Mansfield Cesar Ghiselin and Paul Revere. It notes colonial silver’s national charm, the blend of imported and local styles, and the lasting artistry that defined American craftsmanship across generations. It also briefly contrasts traditional craft with modern electric kitchens and convenience appliances.
The text traces the destruction of early metalwork and the thousand year gap before the 14th century Italian Renaissance. It notes how art and culture revived in Italy then France and England, restoring silver tableware and sustaining silversmithing through generations as a record of past ages.
If your silver is highly ornament ed, clean out the silver polish which is likely to be left in the small cre vices with a small brush. After the silver has been thoroughly cleaned, and dried, polish with a soft flannel or chamois.
The June Bride of tidar learns electric cooking keeps utensils bright and clean. It claims radiant electric heat prevents marks on pots, reduces cleaning time, preserves nails, and keeps windows and walls cleaner. Electric ranges reportedly prevent meat shrinkage and provide accurate oven temperatures, saving time and money.
Women hold major financial stakes in the United States including 70 percent of private wealth and 65 percent of savings accounts. They own about one third of stocks and bonds and are beneficiaries of most life insurance. They also hold 40 percent of homes and farms and influence purchases in clothing, autos, and hardware. A June bride should study money, banking, prices, trusts, and investments.
At 65 percent of widows rely on friends relatives or charity for support yet they inherit 85 percent of estates. Inexperience and lack of proper advice drive them toward get rich quick schemes. A bride who consults her banker avoids losses. Elyria Savings offers services for home management and finances. New coffee table feature includes copper lined trays that withdraw and fit the table top.
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