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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1938
Page
17
An eclectic home feature highlights crisp salads as a balanced meal option and showcases crocheted extras for entertaining. It spotlights mer cerized crochet cotton doilies, coasters, and Irish crochet pieces in bright color blends, with patterns easy to make, plus a call to write for items.
Dr. C. N. Chrisman urges mothers to start dental health before birth with a lime rich diet and milk. He stresses continued milk intake, vitamin C, cod liver oil, sun exposure, and hard foods to strengthen teeth. Emphasizes early brushing, regular dentist visits after age three, and protecting the first permanent molar at age six to preserve facial alignment.
Reader asks if arms can slim without overall weight loss. Article suggests fastest method is targeted massage and self kneading of the upper arm, five minutes daily, plus simple arm exercises before bed to tone and reduce arm circumference.
The new black suede belt features a decorative front that conceals elastic gores, allowing easy waist adjustment. It pairs well with a gold kid ornament for a refined look.
Elegant new gowns feature black and white bodices with wide contrasting girdles and lace trimming. Venise lacets on delicate chiffons, sleeves, and frocks create a refined look endorsed for daytime monk’s wear.
Practical guide on keeping hands healthy and attractive through regular use of hand creams, lotions, and gloves. Recommends routine care including nightly treatments, elbow soaks, hand brushing, and frequent moisturizing to prevent dryness and improve efficiency.
Lauritz Melchior, famed Danish tenor, advocates taxing radio sets to fund a nationwide American opera network. He argues 38 million radios at $1 yearly could establish operas in all states with English performances, using local talent and smaller companies to feed larger cities, expanding access beyond the Metropolitan and major houses. He notes operatic interest, muses on staffing, and asks readers their views on supporting opera through radio taxation.
A light column advises on thoughtful gifts during Christmas shopping. It contrasts practical buys like washing machines or lamps with gifts the recipient truly wants, urging men to consider desires over needs. It retells a wife and husband exchange about bacon and flowers, arguing marriages thrive on understanding and pleasant surprises rather than unpaid bills.
A vintage guide promotes raw vegetables and varied salads to suit men and meals. It lists Turkey Salad, Winter Luncheon Salad, Fig and Cheese Salad, and Hunter’s Salad with detailed ingredients, dressings, and portions for serving, noting dressings, cheeses, and meat pairings to entice preferred flavors.
Salad may be served either with the main course or as a separate course. When with the main course it is placed to the right on a line with the dinner plate. A separate fork is provided for salad, whether with the meat course or as a standalone course.
A mother on a train handles her daughter Lucy who quizzes a man with a bandaged head. The piece argues for presence of mind, calm honest answers, and strategic seat changes to teach a child tactful inquiry without shaming the injured man. It advises offering brief explanations and postponing details to protect feelings.
Fragile handkerchiefs crafted from gossamer Irish linen are delicately embroidered by skilled Chinese needlewomen. The designs feature frames formed by spoked patterns with floral embroidery.
To clean a burnt pan, add one teaspoon of soda to each cup of water needed to fill the pan. Cover the pan and simmer for twenty minutes to loosen scorch marks.
A luncheon menu features Hot Tomato Bouillon and Deviled Ham Biscuits followed by Fig and Cherry Salad with Cheese Salad Dressing and Sugar Wafers. Tea and Coffee accompany Cream of Celery Soup with Cheese Sticks and Pineapple Bavarian Cream.
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