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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
4
The article explains pellagra as a deficiency disease linked to corn heavy diets and lack of fresh milk and meat. It notes spring onset, dermatitis from sun exposure, mental decline, and potential insanity without diet change. Remedies include more fresh dairy, eggs, vegetables, and liver extracts, with brewer's yeast benefiting many patients.
Scientists find a vitamin B complex factor, nicotinic acid, in yeast liver and foods, addressing pellagra like symptoms in dogs and humans. Distilled crystalline nicotinic acid from liver and demonstrates its role in oxygen transfer to cells, offering a potential solution to pellagra through diet and supplementation.
A sensational profile claims Unity Valkyrie Freeman-Mitford, daughter of the second Lord Redesdale, formed ties with Adolf Hitler. It alleges she spoke German, aided Nazis in Czechoslovakia, and wore a Nazi badge while in Munich and Hyde Park. It notes a chocolate encounter and a lost swastika pin.
A practical summer beauty routine outlines morning and afternoon steps to revive tired skin. Use a cleansing cream or mild mask, follow with a cooling toner, light makeup, and an afternoon rinse with a water lily scented cream. Evening includes a bracing mask, cooling lotion, a pink silk mask, body rub, and light perfume.
The column says a patient may gift a doctor if affordable, avoiding debt or hardship for the giver. It also instructs proper table setup for carving: platter before the carver, knife and fork at right and left, sharpener to the left, gravy boat to the right, and plates stacked on the host’s left.
A charming princess line coat for the youngest set features smooth lightweight wool in light beige with navy velveteen facing the high turned-back collar. Navy flower buttons fasten the front, breast pockets have double V flaps, and squared shoulders add chic detail.
A famous New York model is described with a height of 5 feet 8 inches and weight 116 pounds, bust 34, waist 25, hips 35. To keep proportions a reader is advised to lose 10 to 15 pounds, reduce waist by several inches, and trim hips by about two inches.
Readers are urged to try peach desserts beyond shortcake with two recipes. Peach shortcake uses pastry layered with peaches brushed by glycerin to prevent browning and topped with whipped cream. The peach cordial combines peaches with lemon rind mace and citrus juices for a dessert accompaniment.
The article surveys autumn dress, coat, and suit silhouettes with slim lines, fitted bodices, flared skirts, and high shoulders. It notes Paris reports of Schiaparelli doll hats, rising coiffures, and tiny trimmed hats, plus a trend toward feminine colors in negligees and lingerie and specific fabrics and textures for remains.
Short cuts crackers with soup should be crisped briefly in the oven. Sponge cane seated chairs respond to salt water to tighten and prevent sagging. Remove the bone from porterhouse steak before broiling for easier serving. An excellent jelly bag is made by fastening cheesecloth between two embroidery hoops.
Mrs Pearl Damiano recently qualified as a police radio operator and dispatcher in Piedmont California. She believes she is the third woman in the country to hold such a post after two years of study and work in the Police Department. Hats reflect Robin Hood style.
Reports from Paris indicate fall hats will be more trim and colorful than spring with ribbons and bows in profusion. Ostrich tips gain prominence among hat decorations.
The Nahant wedding of Anne Lindsay Clark to the President’s son is framed as a three generation saga linking Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. The piece contrasts 1880 and 1905 bridal fashions with details on attire, carriages, and the era’s style.
A parent advised on handling a sixteen year old Dan who jokes about shaving. The piece urges listening respectfully to a child when he expresses ideas, correcting misconceptions subtly, and using his language by correctly speaking the word he mispronounced to preserve individuality.
The piece profiles Libbie E. Roth of East St Louis a coal yard operator and widow who says women can do anything and contrasts her 1938 bride gown with historical wedding customs. It notes evolving fashions from 1880 to the present including trains waistlines and the shift from collations and buffets to modern trends.
Retail data shows luxury goods such as golf sticks fishing tackle and pianos rose in the first quarter of 1938 while furs jewelry electric appliances furniture and luggage fell. Department store stocks were lower year over year as buyers cut inventories and piano shipments and factory orders declined notably.
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