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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1938
Page
2
Dr. C N Chrisman stresses dental care from before birth through early childhood. Proper nutrition, milk intake, and vitamin C aid maternal and infant tooth health. Promote chewing foods, avoid sugary temptations, and begin tooth brushing early to prevent misaligned teeth and cavities.
The text warns that the second set of teeth is fixed and injury to each tooth lowers chewing efficiency and can misalign others. It stresses the first permanent molar appearing around age six as vital for alignment, warns neglect worsens bite and mouth health, notes heredity, and advises dentist visits twice a year after twenty, plus seeking a reliable dentist.
Dramatic evening gowns highlight holiday gifts with draped bodices wide contrasting girdles and lace trimming dyed to match delicate chiffons offering stylish warmth for the season.
A long feature on Lauritz Melchior, his stature, career, and views on American opera. He argues radio owners could fund nationwide English opera by taxing radio sets, enabling regional companies and native singers, with prices kept low like a movie ticket. Readers are asked for opinions on supporting an American opera network.
Advice for Kay on reducing upper arm bulk without broader weight loss. Recommends massage by a professional for speed, plus self help with firm squeezing kneading of the upper arm for five minutes daily. Also suggests simple arm exercises before bed to improve tone.
A new black suede belt features a decorative front that conceals elastic gores for easy waist adjustment. The belt remains especially effective when paired with a gold kid ornament, offering a secure and stylish fit.
A home routine guide urges using rich hand creams, lotions, and gloves to protect skin and keep hands efficient. It recommends two hand lotion stations, weekly elbow soaks, regular massages, and drying with a soft towel to prevent rough, discolored skin and maintain manicures.
Salad may be served either with the main course or as a separate course. When plated with the meat course it is placed to the right on a line with the dinner plate and a separate fork is provided for salad in either arrangement.
A mother on a train handles her child Lucy who bluntly asks about a bandaged man. The piece advises calm honest answers, avoiding embarrassment, and using quiet explanations to teach children tact and curiosity control.
A lighthearted column argues gifts should suit recipients, not the giver. It urges choosing practical yet desired items, emphasizes surprise, and notes husbands may prefer bacon over flowers while wives balance expectations with thoughtful presents.
A vintage guide offers ready to serve salad ideas and dressings for winter meals. Recipes include Turkey Salad with oranges and toasted almonds, Winter Luncheon Salad with cabbage and ham, Fig and Cheese Salad with cream cheese and cherries, and Hunter's Salad blending lettuce, tomatoes, ham, beef, cheeses, and garlic dressed with French dressing.
Gossamer Irish linen handkerchiefs are described as fragile and newly made. Hand embroidered by skilled Chinese needlewomen, most styles showcase rows of spoking forming a frame for embroidered flowers.
To clean a burnt pan, add one teaspoon of soda to each cup of water needed to fill the pan. Cover and simmer for twenty minutes to loosen burnt residue and ease cleaning.
A luncheon offering includes hot tomato bouillon deviled ham biscuits and fig and cherry salad with cheese, plus salad dressing sugar wafers tea cream of celery soup with cheese sticks pineapple bavarian cream coffee. The spread features pineapple bavarian cream and a range of beverages accompanying savory bites.
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