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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1939
Page
13
The article discusses vitamins as essential dietary elements, noting tomato juice as a major source of vitamin C and orange juice as its chief source when combined. It describes deficiency symptoms including scurvy and related signs such as pallor, swollen gums, and fatigue, stressing the health benefits of vitamin intake.
The reminiscence describes how tomato juice and orange juice rich in vitamin C can prevent bleeding gums neuritic pain and tooth decay. It notes that canned tomato juice with the Council of Foods seal is reliable while home canning can degrade vitamin C if overcooked.
Test your hand care by going a week without polish. White spots signal nail matrix injury from metal cuticle tools or habits like tapping or typing with long nails. Poor color indicates weak circulation. brisk daily buffing improves color. Scrub the nails to keep tips clean and transparent.
A critical note on James Joyce and his work Finnegans Wake contrasts his language play with earlier books Ulysses and A Portrait. It notes Joyce's exile, residence in Paris, poverty, and Harriet Weaver's 1922 legacy while describing his distinctive appearance and influence on modern writers.
A 1939 printed sheer dress features a choir boy style top with white collar and attached skirt to bodice. It shows box pleats and a drawstring waist, described in navy and white sheer print.
Practical guide to summer hair styling focusing on softer trends, longer hair, and winglike waves. Recommends shampoos including soapless oil, olive, liquid castile, tar soaps, brushing, scalp massage, sun exposure, and home setting methods for lasting curls and luster.
A London fashion report details gowns worn by duchesses and countesses during visits by M Lebrun and Madame Lebrun. Highlights include the Duchess of Kent in a white Directoire satin gown with ermine jacket and diamond jewelry at Buckingham Palace and the Duchess Buccleugh in a white tulle Worth dress.
A feature extols rising food consciousness with emphasis on efficient home cooking. It notes canned and frozen foods mix well with fresh for balanced meals and highlights a sample weekly menu including breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with canned and ready-to-serve items.
A summer wardrobe note highlights a printed crepe breakfast coat in blue and tobacco brown with scarf and buckle, shown at the Ritz Carlton in New York. The passage lists a Friday menu including Fluffy Omelet with Creamed Peas and Shad Roe and a Saturday menu with Codfish Balls, Hot Cinnamon Rolls, Baked Ham, and various vegetables.
The Associated Glee Clubs of America will present a chorus of 4 500 to 5 000 trained male voices in two free concerts at the Court of Peace during the New York World's Fair 1939. The massed chorus aims to showcase large formations and highlight discipline and quality singing.
A letter from a young wife fears a discharged lover's pull while another man presses for attention. Advice urges her to keep distance, tell her husband, and protect the marriage by challenging gossip and third party interference. The second note asks about family rumors after engagement to a widower with two children, with guidance for the fiancée to have her husband defend her reputation.
The feature showcases straw hats like the Leghorn with turndown brim and pugree band, a hemp fiber hat with pleated scarf band, and a Panama for sports. It notes Father’s Day on June 18 and offers gifting advice, plus guidance on choosing summer flannel suits and coordinating slacks for lasting wear.
Answers to etiquette questions are given: soup on the saucer, one bite per spoon, fork for fries, proper intro with “How do you do,” host and hostess arranging guests, and the woman leading in stairs while introductions occur before dining.
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