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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1938
Page
3
Bliss Muriel Bache Richards wears an ivory satin princess gown for her marriage to Warren Pershing. The veil, coronet of orange blossoms, and bouquet of lilies and white orchids complete the vintage bridal look. Gowns feature white taffeta with velvet ribbons and gold lame trains.
A kitchen salad shelf idea shows how to store dressings and ingredients for quick green dishes. Recipes include Creamy Fruit Dressing Tangy French Dressing and Lemon Cream Mayonnaise, plus brief notes on dressing methods and garlic usage.
The article notes falling birth rates in civilized countries linked to economic conditions and fears about child bearing. Dr. Wm. W. Frank argues dangers from misinformed birth control fears outweigh real risks, while superstition and family tales intimidate prospective mothers.
The article explains how inherited factors mark babies, the placenta and blood supply, and how modern medicine has reduced childbirth risks. It notes improved nutrition, dental health, and the use of sedatives and anesthesia. It highlights antisepsis, hospital care, and the value of professional guidance from pregnancy through early infancy.
A prewar era profile notes Prince Louis Ferdinand of Hohenzollern and Grand Duchess Kira of the Romanoffs wed after three ceremonies in Potsdam Doorn and a Greek Orthodox rite. The piece highlights Kira’s beauty, Louis Ferdinand’s nerves, and their American-minded ties.
An intimate friend may go up unannounced, but it is more considerate to have the hall attendant announce her arrival to prepare the friend for the unexpected visit. If the guest is expected, she may go right up.
A canvas beer jacket with metal buttons is nicknamed Wise Cracker for its rough drawings and repeated wise cracks across the garment. The design targets wearers who avoid personal artwork yet want campus fashion style.
Evening parties draw chic French women who favor jeweled gowns and embroidery. The Countess of Jumulac selects Mainbocher with tinkling embroidery on a black dinner dress while Baroness Bar raco Robilant plans a formal look in an all over beaded dress featuring a pattern of bright flowers.
This guide explains perfume as a charm and social tool for women to appeal to men. It notes scents appeal to both genders, favors light florals over heavy Orientals, and shares a French method of applying perfume directly to the skin after bathing for economy and effective wear.
The writer ponders modern expectations for families with child earners in films and radio. He argues parents should live within means and not demand luxury, while children may contribute and risk missing childhood joys. He suggests public cases will shape future child earnings rights and parental security.
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