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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1942

Page

4

Whole Baked Ham Divided for Easier Cooking Is Economical

In a health column, Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains digestion basics, detailing how appetite juice, hydrochloric acid, and enzymes work in the stomach. He warns that mood affects digestion and cautions against overeating and poorly chewed meals leading to cramps and indigestion. He notes bread myths and compares calories in different bread types, urging thorough chewing and slow eating.

Claud North Chrisman Huncer

Hands of Fame Cast in Plaster by a Russian-born Sculptress

Miss Hay Shaw, a New York sculptress, preserves famous hands in plaster including Albert Einstein and Blue Network Orchestra conductors. Born in Russia, she models hands to capture expression, noting hands reveal emotion more than faces. Her studio features hands in ceramics and functional art pieces, while she criticizes garish nail color.

Talbot Lake Miss Hay Shaw New York Miss Shaw Bob Bartlett Allan Dafoe Blue Network Orchestra Albert Einstein Ike Russia Chicago Northwestern Han

Victory Shirt Celebrates Nations Joining Pact to Defeat Axis

The new Signatory shirt features embroidery naming the 75 countries united in the spring pact. It highlights a novelty design tied to the alliance against the Axis.

Derek Ne

Upside-Down Ham Loaf with Prunes and Sides

A cook’s guide touts whole ham value, with preparation tips for modern presmoked ham. It outlines upside-down prune-topped ham loaf, a fruit glaze, and accompanying dishes like potato scallop, battered vegetables, and a ham souffle, all baked in moderate ovens with specific times and temperatures.

Beauty Tips For Manners And Hand Care

This piece urges practice of courtesy at home and school to become a natural part of character. It links manners to appearance, noting true manicure means hand care beyond nails and emphasizes clean, well-shaped nails and moisturized hands.

Chann Chan Ton Ike

Posture Advice For Teen Girls From Charm Club

Teen girls receive posture guidance stressing conscious effort to pull in the tummy, lift the chest, and stand tall. Instructors warn against vanity measures, offer simple back and abdominal exercises, desk sitting tips, and mirror checks to improve grace, alignment, and stamina.

Jacqueline Hunt Charm Club Dascers Ure Mance

Fashion notes on crochet lace for spring outfits

Fragment describes crochet lace accessories in silk or linen for spring. Mentions allover mesh stitches, scar-like draping, hooded snoods, rippled cuffs, evening decolletes, and starched collars with white mesh crochet effects.

Tot's Laces and Lessons in Patience from a Mother

A six year old, Martin, struggles with untied shoe laces and a habit of wanting mother to tie them. His mother uses pride as leverage to spur self tying, prompting a brief success before relapses. The piece comments on teaching tricks like a Uehler knot or a double knot and notes patient guidance when a child resists chores.

Martin Mother

Simple Print Dominates Spring Fashion Trends

EW YORK The article argues that simple prints are the smartest choice for spring fashion, noting that even plain prints can be stylish if well executed. It discusses dress silhouettes, the return of wide skirts, and tips on remodeling silk garments, fabrics, and textures in a vintage newspaper voice.

York Southlands

Grandmother Pilots War Patrols In Atlantic Coast Air Wing

A 61 year old grandmother, Mrs. Wallace Cohoe, is sworn into an Atlantic Coast patrol unit as a civilian or volunteer air ward, reflecting public debate over a women’s corps. Supporters praise courage while opponents doubt discipline and homefront impact, amid broader wartime push for women in service and possible overseas assignments.

Marian Mays Martin San Wallace Cohoe Huth Nichols Atlantic Coast Patrol Grandmother Cohoe Atic Mrs. Cohoe Rogers Holtman Michican Howe Somers New York Fulmer South Carolina WAAC Secretary of War Watts O'Hara United States War Department England Mtuala

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