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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
4
Dr. Claud North Chrisman warns that bright sun can become a health menace when overexposed especially with untanned skin. The piece recounts sunburn risks, symptoms, and first aid such as cold tea compresses, urging hats and moderation at picnics and swimming.
A Q and A style guide discusses eating radishes as finger food and proper tea pouring. It covers when a young woman meets an older one, rising to greet, and who pours tea in tea room dining scenarios. The hostess guides service, with rules for Dutch treat gatherings.
Profiles for today recounts New York Citys 19500 horses and the role of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Garrett Goward chief inspector praises horses for commerce and law enforcement, noting their enduring presence amid motor traffic and urban life.
A home facial routine to refresh weary eyes and skin includes cleansing with cream, washing with soap, soaking eye pads in hot water, five minutes of moist heat, then massage with cream around the eyes. It covers makeup base, brow and lash care, mascara technique, and choosing eye shadow shades with guidance from Irene Dunne.
Betty asks how to treat ragged cuticles from frequent hand washing and squid nail polish. Plan a weekend removal routine with oil soak, gentle polish removal around cuticles, and a short oil soak to hydrate. Skip polish until Sunday night or Monday morning for healthier nails and smoother cuticles.
Judith Wilson presents budget friendly meals for a family of four. Lists affordable ingredients and recipes such as Beef Fiestas Spaghetti with Crumbs Banana Coconut Rolls Rice and Spinach and Harm and Cheese Pinwheels. Includes tips on selecting bargains and balancing costly cuts with cheaper produce.
New York fashion notes say plaid madras and stripes dominate wardrobes for both wool and cotton. Plain fabrics rise in high end shops while black satin and crepe satin return as timeless favorites. White hats pair with dark prints, bolero silhouettes slim the line, and fine hat brims with swirled appliques emphasize surface decoration.
A soft trend dominates daytime and evening wear with Alix and Mainbocher shaping fall collections. No single hue dominates and a balanced 50-50 split between wide and narrow skirts appears across Paris lines.
Schiaparelli presents clever covered shoulder gowns with new draping. The bodice drape reveals parts of the shoulder through the fabric, creating a distinct neckline and silhouette.
A historical column notes women’s rising prominence beyond the traditional women’s page. Amelia Earhart’s flight is highlighted as both a celebrated achievement and a personal joy, illustrating how progress that thrills the world can feel like fun to the woman who achieves it.
This article urges guiding a toddler’s curiosity without constant scolding. Use simple tasks like a pick up box to involve the child in helping, praising effort to foster cooperation and self reliance. Small duties build long term habits and social skills.
A discussion notes the large number of headlines about women and their wide ranging issues from birth control to jury rights. It cites Mrs Joan Sutherland’s libel case against Wallis Simpson’s husband, an apology payment of about 2750 dollars, and warns against indiscreet remarks and idle chatter among social circles.
The piece critiques sensational press portrayals of women as driven by mere desire to have a good time, contrasting with male embezzlers driven by debt. It cites a young woman who admitted stealing $3,000 to indulge herself, asserting women in the news are not more peculiar than men in headlines.
Short Cuts describe bacon biscuits ideal with scrambled eggs country sausage or vegetable salad. Optional sides include potato or tomato soup. A chopper crusted bacon tip suggests pairing with two cups of flour. Also notes interior decorating stressing sense and harmony in period furniture groupings.
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