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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1935
Page
7
An article extols fruit in the daily diet, arguing its health benefits for teeth and bones. It cites minerals like calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus, notes fruit acids aid cleaning, and claims orange and tomato juice aid infants and young girls. It promotes regular eating for overall health.
A garbled report notes measurements and a compact device or process. It mentions a heavy gauge copper finish in bronze, a quiet unobtrusive design, and a container capacity described by a water rate. The piece also references a cereal economy with cornmeal oatmeal rice gn granules and cheaper ready-to-eat options.
A fragmentary interview with Mrs. Lou Parker discusses her views on modernism in theater and the aging play Way Down East. Parker, who once sold the rights to William A. Brady in 1897, reflects on fame, legacy, and the commercial nature of theater while ordering cocktails.
Article describes a 1935 dress design featuring American Beauty crepe with a wide flaring hem and lilac taffeta facings. It notes the flounce at the hem and shoulder sections, with contrasting flowers at the derolletage created from crisp fabric.
A vintage beauty piece advises Mrs Stokes on rashes near the hairline and scalp irritation, suggesting home remedies and consultation with a salon. It then shifts to winter lip color tips, recommending brand lipstick care, blotting, and using pomade to prevent chapping and keep lips smooth for hours.
A fragmented ad-like passage discusses beauty routines and cosmetics. It mentions face products, powder, cream, and foundation, with advice on tone, texture, and precision. It references hair, eyebrows, and facial grooming in a period voice. The text is noisy but centers on cosmetic recommendations.
Fashion notes spotlight gleaming fabrics and metal accents at a horse show. Readers see velvet gowns, metal cloths, and peacock colors as the season’s costumes dominate. Gold and black emerge as a favorite daytime combination.
The article discusses how to address a wedding couple, advising to congratulate the bridegroom and not the bride, implying the bride was wooed. It suggests saying good luck or happiness and stresses courtesy and sincerity.
A cheerful guide lists common vegetables like potatoes cabbage and cauliflower with simple steps to bake them in a prepared dish. It suggests a Cheddar cheese topping and a 15 minute bake, presenting the dish as a versatile option for lunch or a vegetable dinner centerpiece.
A vintage supper list featuring Cream of Celery Soup Parsley Sticks Cranberry Pork Chops Sweet Potato Cutlets Salad of Mixed Greens Boiled Custard Date Kisses Fomato Juice Sliced Boiled Ham Cauliflower Sonfire Hot Potato Salad Hot Boils Assorted Relishes Butterscotch Pie Tea with Lemon.
Scrub sweet potatoes and boil until tender then puree with butter salt pepper and nutmeg. Add crushed bran form into cuties shanes and roll in nuts. Stuff turnips with macaronis and butter bake until brown. Prepare bowled onions and stuffing with crumbs and butter. Make cabbage with sauce and bake till tender, topped with cheese and bacon. Serve with bread, butter, fruit salad, and cup cakes.
The piece argues against marrying a boss, citing contradictory evidence from films and practice. It notes many women married to bosses regret it, while men with competent partners may miss their careers. Elizabeth MacGibbon warns against mixing work and sentiment and against embracing an “office wife” role, highlighting risks to a woman's position.
A vignette on child manners shows a kindergartner’s need for attention and gentle guidance from a mother. It contrasts interruptions with teaching courtesy and patience while presenting a simple recipe for diced beets and celery as a meal idea.
An article notes that propinquity fuels office romances, with older men and bosses often involved. It urges ignoring provocations like chin backers and back-slappers, says men resent office scenes and tears, and highlights the value of a clean neck over formal education, as women risk job loss for appearance.
A columnist argues women should avoid perfume and flashy makeup in the office. She urges professionalism, warns that flaunting sex can hurt credibility, and notes male colleagues may resent flirtation during work. Emphasizes common ground, neatness, and practical appeal over allure.
The article notes cereals offer energy at low cost and emphasize thorough cooking due to starch content. It highlights corn and oat preparations as especially good winter foods and implies practical dietary guidance.
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