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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1932
Page
4
Expert guidance from Joe Grein city sealer helps housewives guard against dishonest merchants. He presents a checklist to verify weights measures and avoid deceit in coal and dry goods purchases.
South Hadley residents Byron Smith and Hitchcock will host 35 Mount Holyoke students as part of a light housekeeping program. In return for an hour daily of chores, students receive tuition reductions of 200 dollars during the coming academic year and live in two small cottages with three domestics.
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit menus and recipes for Thanksgiving and Christmas meals. Prizes of one dollar each will be awarded for the best balanced menu and the best recipe, with submissions due by Saturday. Include a note to the editor and the menu or recipe for consideration.
Cooks and a charwoman are to be employed, with over 35 applicants already. High ranking students with limited scholarships will get preference. Authorities note financial aid from the cooperative system and training in domestic tasks. Miss Margaret Lauder will head the program, assisted by Miss Julia Shipman from Geology and Geography.
Park Home Dairy announced the addition of Bosco i Food Drink to its products. The drink has seen tripled sales over two years and is expected to double again this year. Tests by Dr Philip B Hawk’s Food Research Laboratories claim Bosco aids digestion of ink and boosts nutrition. The malt flavor is noted as appealing to all, especially children, contributing to rising popularity.
Lilian Campbell Rutie Nichols holds three world firing records and has earned a new distinction as air ambassador. She plans a goodwill flight to major U.S. cities to promote an international congress of women in Chicago in 1953 backed by the National Council of Women with 5,009,000 members.
Letters and other documents from Hessian officers, stored for 150 years in a German trunk, now reside in the William L. Clements Library at the University of Michigan. The 432 letters from Baron Wilhelm von Knyphausen and 60 other officers to War Minister Jungken begin in 1776 and reveal hopes of quashing the rebellion, forecasts of long struggle, and eventual belief in American independence. notes remark on Philadelphia and New York women in European fashions.
Article by GARRY C. MYERS, PH. D. argues parents can boost a child’s school progress at home with little extra cost. Encourages using newspapers, library visits, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and self teaching materials, stressing prioritizing learning tools over luxuries to support children’s growth.
Readers ask why some people snore and how to prevent it. The answer notes middle age and throat tissue relaxation cause snoring and that keeping middle-aged people awake is the only known prevention. A reader is invited to suggest remedies. The epilepsy diet is the Ketogenic Diet, mainly used for children, involving low protein and high fat.
A homey Sunday menu features spiced beef, mashed or riced potatoes, and a light dessert. The article details three pound chuck beef with vinegar and spices, marinating days, then slow simmering and serving with tomato sauce or chilled. It suggests fresh fruit, cookies, or bread with butter as the final course and notes quick, flexible preparations for family meals.
During warm weather when time is spent outdoors homemakers should consider a hurry-up dinner and keep an emergency shelf stocked in the pantry and refrigerator with various meals and supplies. The readable portion urges planning and practical prep for quick meals during outdoor activity and heat.
Health note by Logan Clendening M D outlines simple bedroom exercises and a strict diet to lose up to a third of a pound daily. It includes repeated arm raises, toe touches, rope-skipping, and a nightly workout to curb fat while following Hollywood eighteen-day diet with fruit, toast, coffee, and small meals. Directs dancing as a fat burner and notes privacy when ridiculed.
Paris fashion leans sport and wool frocks as weather controls trends. May-inspired touches persist despite snow and hail. Jane Regny introduces two sport dresses in beige with brown and another in beige brown and red with minimal trim and a small red dickey.
London reports the American OK is rapidly displacing the British Righto in daily speech despite educational opposition. Hollywood films boost Americanization as British readers notice the trend across social and cultural life.
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