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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
7
The article outlines the role of liquid foods in illness, emphasizing milk as the nutritive base and water as essential. It discusses preparing milk, adding ferments, limewater, and bread or potato, and using grain gruels and meat teas. It also mentions teas from beef or chicken and malt extract to boost nourishment. It ends with a home remedy for itching and a hygiene note.
The guide describes rinsing the teapot with boiling water and using one teaspoon of tea per cup plus one extra for the pot. It calls for freshly drawn water brought to a boil, then pouring over the tea leaves, covering, and steeping three to five minutes before serving.
New York textiles showcase a broad linen color range with purples, pinks, blues and pastels dominating summer styles. Purple leads as beach and evening color, while navy and white nautical accents appear in sleeveless frocks with front buttoning and high belt pockets. Pajama suits gain travel wear popularity for boat and train trips.
Profiles for today examines the de Wendels, a powerful yet largely private family linked to the Bank of France and munitions in both France and Germany. François de Wendel and his relative Humbert von Wendel are highlighted, with ties to politics, industry, and wartime intrigues across 1650 to postwar eras.
Sunburn is a burn and must be treated gently. Do not wash immediately use cream or olive oil to soften then wipe away and reapply. For mild burns apply cooling lotion hourly until redness fades while severe burns may need ointment and doctor care. Protective oils and powders minimize shine and help screen rays. A beauty timetable for brides is offered in a leaflet.
A reader describes facial aging concerns and asks for massage movements that do not stretch the skin. The recommended routine includes light lifting strokes from chin to ears, lifting from chin to nose, light matting over creases, rotary motions around lips, central forehead stroking to temples, nostril wings to temples lifting, and gentle eye socket circles around each eye. Each movement is repeated about ten times.
The best method to clean spinach is to first cut roots and stringy stems then soak in lukewarm salted water to draw out sand and bugs. After ten to fifteen minutes rinse several times in cold water. For serving, mix a little vinegar into red cabbage just before serving.
Summer menu advice suggests lighter yet nourishing meals with fish replacing meat. Prepare sea bass or founder fillets by removing heads tails and bones at market, bake with melted butter, and pair with fresh spring greens for a timely dish.
A fragment lists multiple fish based dishes including baked tomatoes with creamed fish flakes and stuffed tomatoes. It describes serving with potato sides and a lemon mayonnaise bacon relish, with steps for preparing fillets, a wine sauce, and a parsley onion mushroom accompaniment. The text ends mid recipe with the tag Modern Women.
The essay reflects on children and aspirations, noting Ellen and others ponder future roles for boys and girls. It surveys idols from Lindbergh to Roosevelt, discusses parental patience, and considers evolving careers for women including nursing, hotel work, and aviation. It concludes with cautious optimism about women's future leadership and a doubt about women becoming president.
Readers ask about return addresses and letterhead use. For business mail, use letterheads. personal letters should show street number and name on one line, then town, state, and date on the next. If flowers aren’t available, arrange fruit attractively in a dish as a centerpiece.
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