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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
9
The article urges daily soap and warm water to keep skin clean and moist, notes men often have better natural complexion, warns against overcleaning for women, discusses causes of dry skin like age, diabetes, and dry air, and recommends oiling skin before sun exposure plus cooling remedies for sunburns.
Profiles For Today notes Justice Cardozo will not return to the Supreme Court next fall due to poor health. He plans formal retirement after January and will not participate in court work while awaiting a successor, with no recess appointment expected from President Roosevelt.
Advice for brunettes to maximize beauty through contrast dark hair against clear skin and bold makeup. Recommends skin cleansing masks moisturizers masks and careful powder rouge selection and application for different skin types to avoid oily shine and achieve a smooth finish. More tips promised in next column.
Advice on selecting soaps and skin care notes Castile soap and coconut oil based products as generally good options but may irritate some. Warm water and gentle washing with soft cloths preferred. rubber gloves recommended for chores. Dry hands need lotion after washing. avoid antiseptic soaps with unproven hormone claims.
The article answers common table etiquette questions. It notes patty shells are eaten with a fork for thin shells and both knife and fork may be used for thicker shells. whether to eat the shell depends on taste. It advises placing salt on a given plate to dip celery and states not to clear any plate until all diners are finished with their course.
Printed silk crepe shorts with multi color florals match a white silk jacket. The look is a formal version of short slacks featuring this season as a style highlight.
Suggest henna or temporary vegetable dyes to test red shade at home. If red suits you, use pure Egyptian henna for home coloring or have it done by a professional for precise shade. Roots require 3–4 week touchups. Also includes light summer skin care and Father’s Day menu ideas.
A home kitchen note shows how to make gravy from hot fat with flour and milk, then explores Stripes as a fashionable summer pattern in New York and Paris. The text links stripe fabrics to beaded dresses and evolving silhouettes, highlighting pin stripe rayon outfits and two piece styles.
An essay argues wives should dress for themselves, not to appease husbands. It notes husbands may dislike changes in style, suggests involving a helpful partner in investments, and warns against disguising one’s self to fit a changing fashion sense. It concludes women should maintain authenticity without deceptive alterations.
Quick guidance on fixing peeling wallpaper with steaming towels and pressing back in place. Drain clogs with salt and ammonia. Tapioca absorbs moisture and a touch helps fruit pies. Oil an egg beater with tasteless mineral oil.
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