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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1939
Page
11
A discussion notes the appealing flavor of berries used in jellies and desserts while contrasting care needed for heart patients. It highlights public convalescent centers, long recovery for pediatric heart disease, and the link between lifestyle and heart failure developments across ages.
Michigan Senator Arthur Vandenberg emerges as a potential GOP presidential contender for 1940. The article notes his 55 years, Grand Rapids roots, media background, early Michigan party work, and admiration for Hamilton. It contrasts him with Thomas Dewey and mentions his cautious 1936 stance.
The guidance advises individual introductions for small groups, naming each person with Mr. or Mrs. and linking the greeting to the hosts when needed. For large parties, the host should introduce those nearest. In marriages, acknowledge or congratulate the parents of the bride, especially if the note is to be formal.
A collection of fruit based recipes and dessert ideas including marmalade from citrus rinds and raspberries, creole strawberry preserves, strawberry custards, and a lemon berry jelly cream dessert. Contains steps for peeling, boiling, sugaring, canning, and freezing techniques.
Readable notes describe making jams, jellies, and marmalades from ripe strawberries using lemon juice and sugar, plus a lemon cream sherbet recipe. Instructions cover prep, sterilization, boiling times, and cooling. Includes yield estimates for party servings and a bridge party freezer method.
A dining list features kidney laute on steamed rice with buttered peas and tomato salad followed by jelly meringue tarts and pineapple juice. It includes chicken vegetable casserole buttered hot biscuits creole strawberry preserves and iced coffee.
An advice feature by Jacqueline Hunt guides women to correct disruptive mannerisms that mar beauty. It links facial expressions and gestures to lasting wrinkles and ungraceful posture, then suggests practical fixes from dental care to improving carriage and grooming routines.
A fashion round up notes English garden party influence spilling into New York society with all white and black gowns, crinoline lace, and vibrant prints. It highlights Mrs Vincent Astor in black lace and lynx jacket, Grace Moore in white silk jersey, Lily Pons in taffeta, Kirsten Flagstad in lime green and purple, and social events from Musicians Emergency Fund to polo and races.
The Maternity Center Association in New York started free five week classes for prospective fathers to choose doctors, care for wife and baby, and practice infant care with a certificate titled Prepared Papa. The program aims to reduce childbirth injuries and maternal mortality by involving fathers in prenatal and postnatal care.
A review of Elizabeth Hawes's Men Can Take It argues for summer comfort in menswear, favoring slack suits light cottons porous hats and ventilated shoes. It notes social norms slow change yet observes women’s fashions pushing men toward more colorful practical attire and dress shirts in heat.
Guidance notes that salt should not be added to meats for boiling and roasting until they are nearly done because salt releases juices if added too early.
A good cow can consume about 150 pounds of green pasture in a day under the most favorable conditions. The intake is achieved with a mowing apparatus three inches wide.
Study shows heating lemons and oranges before pressing yields nearly twice as much juice, suggesting heat alters cellular structure to release liquids more efficiently.
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