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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
7
The Masonic lodge announces its upcoming installation of new officers for the New Land chapter. Will head the officer slate including L. Leech, Jan Lawrence, and Bert, with G. and T. Johns serving key roles. ceremony planned for November at the lodge.
In a local meeting at Lake Avenue, delegates discussed public health and cancer. Dr Maude lye spoke on the topic while attendees considered transportation issues and the fall board program changes.
The text surveys cancer theories, heredity risks, and the idea that non resistance could affect human offspring through breeding. It references mice experiments building tissue resistance, diet claims, and a stray culinary note on roux and sauce. The piece mingles scientific debate with unrelated fashion chatter and odd culinary tips.
The Duchess of Kent, facing exile to Australia with the Duke as governor general, is described as tall and aristocratic with a Greek birth. The piece notes her fashion influence, makeup, and skill in homemaking, including sewing clothes since Greece’s throne loss.
A fashion note describes a sports topper worn with a full back and circular flare cut. It contrasts this silhouette with unpressed box pleats, highlighting very wide square shoulders as a defining feature of the model.
Judith Wilson notes rich sweet-flavored Brazil nuts revive home baking with Sally Lunns. instructions detail a moist batter with nuts and cinnamon, baked 35 to 40 minutes, served hot with butter. includes almond macaroons using almond paste and egg whites.
Fragments describe making nut bread and butterscotch nut cookies with steps, ingredients, and baking directions. References to shortening, brown sugar, pecan meat, sour cream, vanilla, frosting, and nut garnishes appear along with optional walnuts or Brazil nuts. Also includes a mincemeat nut bar variation baked in a shallow pan and cut into bars.
Guide to self improvement through natural makeup and expression. Emphasizes sincere smiling, eye care, brow shaping, mascara use, and shade choices for different hair colors. Advises subtle rouge, careful powder, and avoiding artificial lashes to maintain a pleasant, expressive appearance.
A reader asks how to eat potatoes boiled in their skins and served on individual plates. The reply says peel the potato in its shell, remove the skin, then place the peeled potato on the main course plate.
Crisp raw cauliflower flowers mixed with canned orange and grapefruit segments served with tart dressing create a quick salad. Canned juice thins mayonnaise or blends with French dressing for extra zing. Mushrooms and green peppers sautéed in mazola thicken with flour and cream then spread on bread and toasted. Tiny finger rolls hollowed and filled with seasoned mayonnaise, smoked sardines, and pickle or olive strips, served very cold with horseradish yolk dressing for a new fish salad option.
A society page lists notable achievements by women across clubs and churches, illustrating broader coverage of women’s activities beyond traditional society events. The column emphasizes varied accomplishments and community involvement.
Review notes rapid rise of women in high offices and fashion trends. Edith Jarvis Alden becomes first female secretary and assistant treasurer of a major railroad, succeeding her father in 1922. Nellie Babcock becomes Indiana’s only woman mayor. Fashion shifts to monastic silhouettes, fur-free coats, high collars, and jeweled accents. Anne Morrow Lindbergh praised. her book Listen, the Wind titled a vivid travelogue with the Lindberghs.
The article advises checking shoe fit and comfort, wearing low heels for walking, and saving high heels for dress. It suggests consciously springing up on the front of the foot with toes pointed straight ahead and practicing daily in barefooted walking to correct a tendency to drag.
The article argues environment influences child training and that parental harmony and love provide immunity against external bad examples. It stresses that even in poor neighborhoods, a secure, affectionate home helps a child resist delinquency and find belonging without adopting objectionable habits.
Short Cuts describe crumbled tissue in jars to preserve cookies, lemons kept in jars, lemon rind on drain boards, salt in water to prevent egg cracks, wetting eggs before boiling, muffin batter heating guidance, mixing hints for a homy appearance, and borax in wash water to clean and disinfect tea towels.
The article notes Taylor Caldwell writing Dynasty of Death under the pen name Taylor Caldwell. She dislikes research and writes from 1 to 4 A.M. due to household duties. Her work, produced in her kitchen table study, is framed as a notable achievement for a woman.
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