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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1940
Page
8
CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN argues imbalance threatens health of mind and body and ties balance to income and expenditure. He urges avoidance of nervous strain and overindulgence, noting how family routines and leisure activities affect well being.
Florence Schwamberger of Long Island City N Y demonstrates an electric hammer weighing 25 pounds with a piston driven 3 600 times a minute. She oils pistons and can disassemble hammers and dreams of automotive mechanics though shy about her strength.
Warm weather prompts spring meals using dairy and eggs for protein. Recipes include creamed eggs in croustades with peas, mushroom fondue with cheese sauce, and vegetable bake with pastry crust. The article notes making ahead, simple heating, and serving with coffee or tea.
The article argues small irritations weaken nerve groups and budget control. It asks what rest means for different workers and urges direct use of direct ing power. It notes the value of the last fifteen minutes of morning sleep and stresses understanding rest’s purpose for health.
A columnist explains the rule of lipstick color matching with accessories. The writer warns that lip color should harmonize with nail and hat colors, noting a man’s preference for lipstick that stays in key during meals.
A vintage guide lists protein sources in non animal foods and provides recipe steps. It covers baked beans with onion mustard and bacon, creamed eggs in croustades with peas, and kidney and egg toast with bread crumbs. Cooking details include oven temperatures and serving notes.
The article suggests exercises won't greatly fill out hands but can improve flexibility and posture. It recommends daily application of rich hand cream, softening cuticles, wearing loose gloves, and frequent moisturizers. For nails, file short, buff to shine, and use a soft neutral polish to avoid drawing attention to hands.
In New York fashion pages contemplate a Navy and White parade as women prepare for spring. Plain colors like gray and blue gain popularity over prints while accessories and lingerie neckwear trend upward. White pique hats, handbags, gloves, and coordinated eyelet embroidery or Broderie Anglaise are highlighted as desirable accents.
A cosmetic guidance piece advises careful, minimal makeup use to enhance features. It covers skin prep with cleansing and a final rinse, precise rouge placement, light eye makeup, subtle powder application, and soft nail polish. It warns against heavy or obvious cosmetics, promotes natural glow, and suggests cleanliness to prevent acne and blackheads.
A column advises on hosting a calm child friendly party for young children with practical timing and a simple menu. Emphasizes fitting parties to a child's routine and avoiding overstimulation. Recommends afternoon gatherings from 3:30 to 5:30 with bananas cookies milk or ice cream and optional small favors.
A reader reflects on a ten year empty marriage, noting both spouses lack affection and that the plan to have children was rejected. The writer recalls a friend’s confession that a lonely, attractive woman induced a union, arguing that a loveless couple should not bring a child into the world.
The article advocates a morning quick wash but promotes a bedtime soak for true cleanliness and rest. It suggests a long bath when time allows, to shed worries and dream well, followed by thorough scrubbing and attention to spaces between toes and behind ears.
A printed rayon crepe jacket ensemble in sizes 40 to 52 features a short yoke on the larger jacket. The white gown has a deep V neck and tie back waist. A popular larger size nightgown version uses arranged tuckings at the waist and a straight skirt with Alencon lace on the yoke.
An article discusses marrying for money as a traditional motive and notes changing attitudes. It argues love remains essential to a lasting partnership while acknowledging growing acceptance of financial considerations in marriage among both genders.
A guide stresses daily fifteen minute bathroom care to ensure sanitation. It advises airing the room, washing fixtures with soap and water, mopping floors, dusting woodwork, and replacing towels and washcloths for better cleanliness.
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