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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
6
Dr Myers urges sportsmanship as new officers arrive in PTA groups. He notes outgoing leaders often wish the successor ill, but respectful transition strengthens the organization and benefits children. He calls for prayers for goodwill, and for both departing and incoming officers to model ethical conduct, with editor’s note offering two pamphlets.
Paris fashion column notes how smart coiffure evolves with silhouettes. Hairstyles shorten as skirts rise, favoring waves and curls rather than long nets. New asymmetrical profiles and diagonal parts reveal decorative curls, with back hair shown under forward slant hats.
A diary voice recounts a tense Saturday night audition on a crowded floor as a red haired performer battles stage fright. Heartened by friends, notably Gene Spangler, the scene shifts from fear to a shaky triumph with supportive advice and a successful routine before leaving with promises of more tomorrow.
A vintage household column outlines a one day menu with breakfast of oatmeal or cereal, lunch featuring a cheese and bean loaf, and dinner of creamed chipped beef with mashed potatoes. It notes cheese as a protein source, cites types like American and cottage cheese as affordable, and briefly describes a baked Indian pudding recipe with milk cornmeal molasses and ginger.
A simple loaf combines kidney beans with onion, grated cheese, bread crumbs, and seasonings. Beans and onion are minced, then blended with cheese to form a loaf. Bake or cook with a quick tomato sauce for serving.
White spots on lacquer or mahogany finishes are treated with warm decontaminated oil and a soft rag, then a vigorous rub to restore the sheen. The napkin is placed to the left of the cover near the silver, with no fancy folds, while dishes are served to the left and removed from the right.
A woman writes Virginia Lee Infantilis to consider divorce after her husband’s alleged infidelity. The columnist counsels not to leave, urging forgiveness, warning of gossip, and noting the husband’s behavior as childish but temporary, while advising self-control and avoiding vows.
The poem greets May as a bright messenger from the east, bringing spring. Nature awakens with cowslips and primroses as May inspires mirth, youth, and warmth, and the speaker welcomes the season with a hopeful chant.
Mrs. Mary Morton presents a cheese dressing recipe using cream cheese lemon juice Roquefort cheese mayonnaise and cream. The method blends cream cheese with lemon juice and salt then folds in Roquefort and mayonnaise alternating while beating. Cream is added gradually and seasoning adjusted. Roquefort may be stirred in directly.
The article discusses pairing plain dark gowns with sparkling jewelry, real gems or costume pieces, to achieve a smart look. It describes two evening outfits featuring diamond, emerald, aquamarine, and canary diamond accents, hair ornaments, and shoulder clips, urging tasteful restraint and creative use of mutation stones for those who cannot afford real gems.
Dr. Clendening notes a case of metallic dermatitis from white gold spectacles containing nickel. Eruption appears exactly where frames rest, caused by electrolytic action of sweat on nickel salts. remedy is removal of frames or use of solid gold. A soothing lotion such as zinc oxide or calamine suffices. Readers question on correcting stomach and colon prolapse answered: operation is best option.
Lucy Van Cott of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City observes a co ed holding hands with a male student and remarks that universities are great match making places. She quips that she does not blame co-eds for husband hunting.
Glorious Gloria Swanson, a famed screen star, began as a Sennett bathing girl and pursued bigger roles. She focused on hand beauty, manicuring, and cleansing, stressing the backs of hands with a handbrush and cold cream to keep them soft, white, and free of discoloration for housework.
Daily reader guidance on beauty routines and figure tweaks. Includes tips on skin care lanolin peroxide lemon juice for bleaching and a call to request Bliss Glad pamphlets via mail with stamps. Also notes fees for prints and two cents for related articles and self addressed envelopes.
Gardening gloves are treated by dipping in melted paraffin to extend life and provide dirt and water resistance. The method involves paraffin coating to waterproof and protect canvas gloves during work.
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