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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
11
The article argues that perfect health is unrealistic and that 80 percent health is a practical goal for most people. It outlines two paths: those with strong organs who neglect care, and those with modest build who maintain health by avoiding excess and treating defects early. It notes aging brings harder health maintenance and offers simple cooking tips and mix ideas for everyday use.
Miss Albee Rice Cook governs the American Association of Universities Internship Plan to guide new graduates into business. After an application and fee, applicants receive appraisal of abilities and office experience with Miss Cook, then placement with an organization in the desired field to bridge the gap between college and work.
Actress Joan Blondell shares a winter skincare routine focusing on cleansing lubricating and protecting the skin from hard water wind and sun exposure. She recommends distilled water or borax wash softening cream heavy tissue cream lash lip care vaseline and an overnight anti wrinkle treatment to maintain moisture and prevent signs of aging. Fashion notes mention casual curls tucked under hats and a Celanese rayon evening gown with bead embroidery.
A brief note suggests sweetening whipped cream with maple syrup instead of sugar. The idea aims to create a new maple flavored cream variant and invites experimentation with this vintage culinary tip.
Readers ask why cold cream leaves their skin shiny and powder won’t stay. The column advises thorough washing with soap and a complexion brush, then applying a nourishing cream for 15 to 20 minutes before removing excess. Rinse with cold water, use a cold toner, and consider a liquid powder base under dusting powder if oiliness persists.
A mother learns her son Sam flunked arithmetic and faces parental disappointment. His brother shares past struggles with multiplication, and a teacher's guidance leads to renewed effort. The piece urges parental involvement, trusting dialogue, and steady practice over obsession with grades to foster courage and a love of learning.
Marian Mays Martin Ay Irwin, a 76 year old comedienne known as Ambassador of Laughter by Woodrow Wilson, reflects on laughter, romance, and the changing attitudes toward broken hearts. The piece notes her views on humor as a social bond and the enduring appeal of the girl with a gift for laughter.
A compact guide to men’s formal wear for holiday gatherings outlines three dinner jacket types the single and double breasted and the shawl collar. It notes fabric choices trouser rise and vest or cummerbund options plus recommended ties socks gloves hats and outerwear to suit black or midnight blue tuxedos.
New York V necklines are popular yet square necklines offer an Old World flair for portraits. Velvet or velveteen gowns suit portrait styling, while strapless evenings suit broader shoulders. Elegant hats like Duchess of Towers style accentuate the look, with chic doll’s nut hats.
Judith Wilson urges American households to revive vegetables in daily menus. She contrasts attitudes in France Italy Sweden and Japan and argues that vegetables should be flavorful and appealing. The article offers colorful tasty vegetable dishes to entice families to eat more greens.
A historic luncheon menu lists Roast Duckling with stuffing and giblet gravy, mashed potatoes, cabbage, salad, steamed pudding, hard sauce, coffee, and rolls. Side dishes include buttered peas, turnip cases, tomatoes stuffed with shredded raw vegetables, ripe olives, jelly, baked apple tanks, and poached peele.
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