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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1939
Page
13
Dr. Chrissman explains insomnia as a sleep difficulty without physical illness. He notes worry and mental stress often trigger half awake half asleep states and that prolonged sleeplessness does not cause mental deterioration or death.
Aziza Helmy from Egypt fled traditional confines to seek independence in the United States. She arrived nine months ago, worked as a Turkish coffee maker at the Waldorf Astoria, and now runs a Turkish Egyptian cafe style service for patrons. She speaks multiple languages and hails from a family with notable ties in Alexandria and Cairo.
A guide answers etiquette questions. Guests should depart promptly after indicating departure. Correcting a new acquaintance involves courteous introduction, saying My name is Wilson, not Woodson. For a twenty fifth anniversary bride, a large bouquet of white flowers, preferably roses. Tea invitation cards should place the message in the lower left corner using Friday November the tenth Tea at four o'clock.
A guide to manicure that matches nail shape to finger type. It stresses correct grooming, cuticle care, and choosing polish to flatter long, short, rounded, and squared fingers. It recommends hand exercises, daily cleansing, softening creams, and a scented bath product with astrigent salts.
Maureen O'Hara appears in a winter fashion feature wearing a green jacket and frock ensemble. The newcomer to Hollywood models a bolero trimmed with brown heaver revers, highlighting his Irish heritage in a stylish display.
Red hash dishes such as red flannel hash turkey scrapple corn and scrambled eggs become part of Yankee style American cooking. Indian pudding codfish with pork scraps and kedgeree are described as simple authentic fare that showcases plain American cooking at its best.
Recalls a recipe collection from Good Maine Food by Marjorie Mosser with notes by Kenneth Roberts. Includes Red Flannel Hash using corned beef and potatoes, Sure-Fire Indian Pudding, and other classic New England dishes.
New York fashion case ends with a verdict praising fall styles and back fullness. Black dresses feature backs and moderately full skirts likely to persist into winter and spring. Flared skirts, little fur jackets, and color bursts appear at daytime events signaling a shift to country fashion. One piece wool dresses and separate plaid jackets dominate spectator looks with soft pastels and plaids in gray greens blues and teals.
An 18 year old asks if her measurements are appropriate and how overweight she is. Advice: you are not overweight and your proportions are good aside from bust size. gentle chest and shoulder exercises may adjust bust, and adding about five pounds is possible. Guidance offered to reduce waist and thighs with diet and simple exercises, plus a slenderness leaflet by request.
A kitchen slogan urges simple meals for men and real charity through action. The piece narrates Mrs. Martin guiding her son Martin in a family act of giving, stressing deeds over sentiment, and suggests parents enable true helpfulness through hands on effort. It also notes Lupe Velez filming and shares male taste preferences for plain, hearty dishes and simple salads.
A humorous essay argues men prefer plain, hearty desserts over gooey or fancy dishes and criticizes female cooking trends. It urges honesty about tastes, suggests husbands should voice likes and dislikes, and notes men respond to sizzling platters more than table décor.
The flesh of fresh fish should be firm with red gills and clear eyes. Avoid dull scales that rub off. Leftover cooked cereals can be combined with cooked tomatoes and creamed vegetables, topped with grated cheese, and baked at 375 degrees F until browned. Salting whipped cream for garnish on bisque or thin creams soups, not sweetened.
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