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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
11
Silk faille navy tailored suit features a dress and matching jacket with quilted lapels and cuffs. A silk crepe frock with wavy print has gathered sleeves, patched pockets, and a Peter Pan collar. The coat uses silk crepe lining and quilted lapels. A brown and white daisy pattern graces the daisy quilted coat.
Dr Garry C Myers appeals to parents to support sight preservation for children. He cites a National Society for the Prevention of Blindness report showing about 3 million U S schoolchildren are hindered by defective vision and urges school and parental action, noting 50 000 should be in special sight classes but only 6 900 enrolled.
Mount Holsake college in South Hadley urges its 9,000 alumnae and former students to mail a book to the college by commencement day. The campaign began at the recent alumnae council meeting when 63 delegates each arrived with multiple books to kick off the drive.
Rules for airline hostesses prohibit engagements with pilots and co pilots. If a hostess falls for a pilot she loses her job. The article notes that girls as young as nine may marry in the United States with parental consent. It also states there are 499 women taxiers in France with 9 practicing in Pas.
The note suggests sour scalloped potatoes layered with uncooked ham between potato layers and warns against excess salt since the ham adds seasoning. It reads as practical kitchen guidance from a household hints column with simple food prep tips.
A dated recipe fragment describes Golden Glow Mold with lemon gelatin, vegetables, and a mayo garnish serving eight, plus Baked Caramel Custard using eggs milk sugar and vanilla. The text outlines dissolving gelatin, chilling in a mold, and baking custard in a hot water bath.
A note on varied dessert ideas beyond pudding and cake. It suggests custards, junket, tapioca cream, fruit scuffles, brown betts, and other wholesome options for family health. It proposes vanilla and lemon flavors and a prune juice gelatin with whipped whites, plus coffee as a less common but tasty flavoring.
Readable text describes preparing a buttered casserole with sweet potatoes. Layer slices with crushed cinnamon candy, brown sugar, and dabs of butter. Bake until brown and caramelized.
A lettuce covered salad plate centers a cottage cheese mound with three evenly spaced orange segments around it. The first space holds three or four dates, the second space contains seeded raisins, and the third space holds five walnut halves. Serve with a French dressing made by blending lemon juice, salad oil, salt, pepper, and red jelly.
Miss Margaret E Brennecke, returning from five years with the YWCA in Chefoo China, says mass illiteracy fuels China’s unity crisis. She notes progress with schools as China seeks self correction, blaming foreign powers less as leaders focus on root causes and adverse warlord influence.
A medical essay argues that blood pressure readings are less decisive for patient health decisions than once thought. Variability is normal, and single readings may mislead patients. The author notes insurance use started under 30 years ago and that long term significance remains uncertain, predicting final clarity only around AD 2000.
Cleopatra valued fragrance highly and enjoyed scented baths. The article recommends eau de cologne for its antiseptic and pore tightening properties, plus three effective meal bags using bran almond meal oatmeal with lavender or orris root to soften and perfuming bath water.
The diet guide states oranges cannot replace grapefruit. Grapefruit is chosen for low nutrients with bulk to curb appetite in a slim diet. Oranges contain more than twice as much sugar and provide less filling bulk.
C R asks for wart treatment for hands. The answer suggests exposure to X ray as best, painless, wart falls in about three weeks. Another method recommends full strength malin in a bottle kept in pocket, touching the moistened cork to the wart three or four times daily.
To clean brass faucets use a pace of flannel in vinegar and rub well. If greasy wash with soap suds first. For nickel faucets simply wash and dry carefully.
An odd fragment describes opening a can and using a jar with a rubber band to preserve contents. It mentions sour cream and a baking context though details are garbled. The item resembles a stray home preservation tip without clear sources or actions.
Dean Halliday provides step by step guidance on soil preparation for seed flats. The article covers screening soil, layering screened and unscreened soil, sterilization methods, precise depth for seeding, moisture tactics, labeling, and watering techniques to prevent washout and crowding, emphasizing careful moisture and depth management.
The column warns daily enemas are harmful and urges natural evacuation through diet and exercises. It hints at beauty guidance by Bliss Glad, with notes on sending stamped envelopes and coins for mailed pamphlets and articles, including care of hands, nails, feet, and legs. The piece cites editor notes about answering beauty questions via a daily column.
Nore colored shoes dominate the scene, paired with bright scarves belts and hat trimmings in matching hues. Jeweled pins hold up sashes and scarfs as bar pins and round brooch pins come back in vogue. A Canton crepe ensemble with a toy bolero and gay print sleeves showcases a slenderizing matronly style.
A verse fragment evokes eternal mingling of elements and love. The speaker asks why not join with a beloved as nature unites sun, moon, sea, river, and sky in a single divine harmony.
Fragmentary verse lines describe closeness and withheld explanation as the speaker anticipates anger. The fragment hints at intimate tension but remains unclear about who speaks and to whom.
Anxious Recently moved to a new town and seeks friend making tips. Virginia Lee counsels being genuine, evaluating others fairly, and persisting despite shyness. Discusses topics to talk about, inviting friends home, and thoughtful conduct with parents present. Also cautions against meddling in a boyfriend’s affairs.
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