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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1938
Page
20
The piece describes how faulty leg vein valves allow backflow, causing varicose ulcers and tissue edema. It covers pain, progression to potential gangrene, and treatment options from compression to skin grafts and slow healing with long-term care.
Grace Noll Crowell of Dallas Texas chosen as the American Mother of 1938 by the Mothers Day Committee of the Golden Rue Foundation. She is a prolific poet laureate with over 2000 published poems and eight songs and won a close ballot over rivals including Mrs Charles B Knox of Johnstown New York. Crowell is described as a pleasant mother with strong character and community involvement and she attends Munger Methodist Episcopal Church in Dallas. Tomorrow Tre La Follette’s founders of the new Progressive Party.
A reader asks about oyster serving style with ice and condiment in the center, and whether a woman may accept a coworker’s invitation. The guidance says oysters are eaten whole with a specialized fork after dipping in condiment, and that a woman may agree to a coworker’s invitation if she feels comfortable and the man appears gentlemanly.
Advice on preventing after taste when whipping cream: rub a few drops of glyceline on the beaters to ease operation and avoid flavor contamination.
A note on using a small amount of glycerine in cake icings to improve adhesion and softness. It helps maintain a creamy texture and a glossy finish, yielding a more tempting appearance.
A fashion oriented guide promotes moisture rich creams to keep skin smooth and young. It recommends double-duty creams, morning use, toning, and makeup elimination, plus eye area care and sunproof products for outdoor activity.
Two Suffern New York women Miss Bispham and Mrs Hulswit launch a leaflet campaign urging women to wake up and challenge government spending. They quickly expand from a $27 budget to 30 000 circulars as they mobilize neighbors and other communities in a nationwide pause to ponder spending and rights. A Buffalo tale mirrors the idea with a weekly night out club for wives.
The piece advises versatile, seasonless styling with taffeta and velvet evening coats, suggesting a short coat to balance long skirts and a cape as a flexible wrap. It notes blue for brides, white satin replacements, and bold prints for sportswear plus brown and white combinations in crepe or chiffon for transitional spring looks.
A家庭 style column offers guidance on delaying gray hair through health, diet, grooming, and a smart coiffure. It also covers skin care for arms and hands with scrubs and lotions, plus a playful dessert idea for boys parties and a gingerbread island recipe with cinnamon cannon sticks.
A description of a black evening gown with bows or red velvet near the hem. A black lace jacket with a red velvet belt changes the outfit from formal to dimmer informal. The same feature appears in afternoon dresses with a bolero for less formal wear.
English fabrics display painterly designs differentiating them from textile designers. A vivid printed velvet in nine colors by Duncan Grant features a fly of the valley motif in a crisp repeat, with clear lines and no hazy areas. Other new fabrics follow a Regency tone.
The guidance emphasizes avoiding deep side nail filing that causes soreness, shaping nails carefully, massaging oil or cream, pushing cuticles back after washing hands, and trimming loose skin with sharp manicure scissors while treating affected spots.
Cream cheese and butter half and half paste makes a base for sandwiches with jelly olives or chopped nuts. Pack nail white or soap under nails when gardening to keep dirt out. Potatoes kept in hot water fifteen minutes cut baking time in half. A shoe bag on the closet door reduces clutter and protects shoes. Children enjoy gingerbread cookies and apple sauce for dessert.
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