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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
2
LuLu Hunt Peters answers mothers on using buttermilk mixed with cream as a child drink, recommending at least a pint daily for adults and suggesting using buttermilk for cooking, soups, sauces, and cheese. She discusses vitamins, winter vegetables, and managing a picky eater, plus notes on prenatal advice and how to obtain more books.
Readers advise using shoe trees in shoes not worn to maintain shape and prevent deformation. The tip suggests leveraging these simple devices to extend footwear life and preserve fit.
Household hints cover breakfast and dinner ideas with desserts and muffins. Recipes include pineapple marmalade with lemon, plain and berry muffins, and a method to clean tea kettles using borax in hot water. Also notes on using absorbent cotton as a filter for liquids.
Hilda Hunt reflects on a lady's room blending eighteenth century Italian and French furniture with English reproductions. Cream walls pair with antiqued green cupboard and walnut bench. A large mirror and taupe carpet unify the scheme, with shee green net curtains completing the soft palette.
A 1920s beauty note from Madame Rubinstein advises a daily facial routine focusing on a milk-based cleansing cream and gentle toning to keep skin clear and supple. It warns against harsh soaps, stresses the value of regular cleansing before makeup, and urges persistence for lasting health and beauty.
The velvet evening wrap lined with chiffon or bare is the season s most successful summer wrap. With pajamas overalls and knickers the vogue for women, the next step, says a prominent stylist, is long trousers and a sack coat for the businesswoman.
A compact quote set reflecting on sacrifice as duty, fate, and happiness. Varied classical and literary lines by Froude Cicero Vergil and Aeschylus explore personal doom, predestination, and the hope of ending life in contentment.
A reader asks how jealousy harms love and why loving enough means prioritizing the happiness of the other person. Virginia Lee counsels to accept friends, avoid possessiveness, and praise the loved one’s social ties, while offering guidance to several letters about trust, lies, and balancing family responsibilities with love. The column urges empathy, humor, and broad mindedness in relationships.
Peter naps on a goldenrod stalk when a fat round face on a silk thread sways above him. Spider explains plans to spin a web and jokes about naps and nose glue, revealing a surprising upside down meeting.
Miss Rose Schneiderman of New York is re elected president and Miss Elizabeth Christman of Chicago becomes secretary treasurer at the eleventh annual convention in Washington D C Highlights include Mrs Raymond Robins Chicago outlining intolerable working conditions and a girl striker illustrating living on ten dollars weekly Delegates from New York note fashion shifts affect employment for many girls Annetta H Gross is named secretary of the Cleveland League of Women Veterans and Rowena Schmidt discusses Good Food Habits for Children urging parents to model and provide varied, well prepared foods
Delicious for winter strawberries are cleaned and simmered with two scant cups sugar per cup of berries for twenty minutes. Let stand overnight or until cold, then seal in glasses or jars and cover with paraffin. Recipe credit Miss Helen McCammon Greenwood Indiana.
A fragment from Matthew Prior sketches a deathbed scene with Lubin and his spouse in sorrow. The couple expresses mutual care and fear, while a parson notes differing causes and outcomes. The piece reflects 17th to 18th century verse on mortality and marital concern.
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