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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
2
Dr. Chrisman discusses sulfanilamide and the complexity of drug questions in social settings. He warns that casual inquiries can put physicians in difficult positions, noting self medication risks and the need for individual medical evaluation.
The piece notes that public discussions of illness are inappropriate in casual settings. It discusses quinine for malaria cautiously, warns against dosing, and explains doctors instinctively assess health in social groups, but stresses avoidance to keep the gathering pleasant.
Barbara Fall of Somersworth New Hampshire makes custom candies for New York society at the Sherry-Netherland Hotel. Prices start at $2 a pound. She uses fresh ingredients and avoids artificial materials, shipping freshly made confections on order with two pounds on hand.
A light summer luncheon features a melon cheese salad with avocado and citrus driven dressing. The recipe uses avocados lemons olives watercress celery and strawberries with a lemon pepper dressing and simple cheese sandwiches for a bright midday meal.
The guide explains napkin use at meals with friends: drop the napkin to the right when rising unless the same napkin will be used again. It also advises boys to ask a girl for a date by first inviting and meeting her mother at her home before requesting a call.
A guide features iced coffee methods with double strength brew poured over ice, plus a sandwich trio using cream cheese horseradish beet rounds, buttered bread, and strawberry triangles. Honeydew melon rings rest on celery and greens with cottage cheese nut filling.
A New York church wedding for Mary 5. Bisse] and Capt. James J. Christie featured bridesmaids in orange chiffon, contrasted with the bride in creamy satin. The maid of honor wore mauvy blue chiffon while guests wore bright silks. fashion notes mention fur jackets and a growing interest in ostrich feathers for fall.
A fragment notes a potato peeling in a pan while frying tomatoes and other vegetables to clarify fat. The snippet hints at cooking technique but lacks additional context or details.
A column surveys fall trends with plaid jackets and skirts influencing men’s wear. It notes checks in topcoats and suits, English adoption, and beach and golf wear including white flannel shorts and plaid Madras shirts. Sunglasses and plastics feature boldly, while eye care warns against cheap, unground lenses. It also mentions a new low bottom button on double breasted suits and advises straw hats for sun protection.
A teenage girl can improve her complexion with soap and water routines, gentle scrubbing, and a drying antiseptic lotion. Advice warns against squeezing pimples, recommends warm compresses, and using medicated lotions to reduce bacteria and conceal spots.
A feature by Jane Herbert Goward explores women discussing attachment to homes and possessions. The piece contrasts a widow who cherishes ownership with others who value security and pride in domestic life, and notes the deeper roots of home devotion.
The winter wonderland in New York at the World's Fair can hold 7 000 visitors at once. The village sits around a frozen mill pond where 30 to 40 minute skating shows are staged twelve times daily outdoors. Between performances the rink is moved under buildings on a 100 foot steel turntable.
The piece contrasts people who praise home while rarely staying in one place with those who carry the home key. It notes women and men may value home unconventionally, with some enjoying decor and social events yet avoiding ongoing housekeeping. It suggests personal identity surprises users about themselves.
For a golden brown crust brush top with milk before baking. Brushing unbeaten egg white over the lower crust prevents juice from soaking through. Peas too hard for serving may be cooked until tender and pressed through a sieve.
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