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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1939
Page
11
Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses using autumn apples in varied desserts and shares foot care guidance for flat feet and fallen arches. He explains how metatarsal misalignment causes pain, and suggests elastic arch binders, temporary shoe supports, rest, and circulation stimulation to restore strained tissues and ease tired feet.
A historical sketch portrays Vyacheslav Molotov as a strategic power in Soviet policy. The piece notes his role in the Five Year Plan, crackdown on opponents, and grooming under Stalin. It highlights his background, name change, exile, education, and iron will.
Hawaiian flavored apple sauce with pineapple juice as water, sugar and cinnamon, paired with pork and chicken. includes Apple Brown Betty, Baked Apple Tapioca, Apple-Sauce Cake, Apple Snow, Dinners menu items, and Veal Paprika. Miss Wilson's column highlights the pineapple twist and serving ideas.
Andre Kostelanetz likens perfume to music, each scent matching a mood. Test on skin hours after applying, avoid saving bottles, and use a few fragrances for different moods. Seal, store cool and dry, spray lightly for evening wear to maintain balance.
The article advocates daily contrast plunges for leg and foot circulation, detailing two water baths for hot and cold immersion, six inch leg immersion, five cycles, followed by a brisk rub and thirty minutes of toe and ankle exercises. It suggests a leather platform under the first metatarsal to alter weight bearing and prevent strain, plus rest as needed.
Practical kitchen tips discuss warming butter and sugar to ease mixing. A jar lid in a double boiler helps warn when water boils away, and leftover cake frosting can be used as a filling between graham crackers for children.
To one half pound Swiss cheese grated add one half pound finely chopped around boiled ham. Add two tablespoons prepared mustard salt pepper and nutmeg to taste. Shape into balls, add a little cream or soft butter to bind. Roll in finely chopped chives or parsley.
The column notes hair is very fine yet manageable with nightly curlers or a good permanent. Top-of-head arrangements should be avoided as they won’t hold. Style suggestions include shaping top and sides, curling brushed high into loose curls, and guiding sides to wave away from the face.
Milady Goes Back To Black for Her Smart Fall Dress explores the season's all black ensembles in crepe rayon satin and faille with long or bracelet sleeves and velvet or feather hats. It notes berets return in fashion, bold hat shapes, and a possible move toward colored hats. Paris reports fur trends including ermine beaver seal and leopard with large muffs and wide borders reflecting pre war styles.
Mrs Katherine Schmidt of Hamilton Ohio crafts charming Godey dolls in looped polonaise with bustles basque waistlines and forward tilted hats, reproducing fashions from mid-1800s Godey Ladies Book with fidelity.
To prevent blanket edges from fraying, apply a crocheted edge in a contrasting color. This simple technique provides a neat, durable border and adds a decorative touch to homemade blankets.
A quotation from a letter to the newspaper by Marian Mays Martin discusses whether too many people are pursuing professional careers. The author, a thoughtful woman, offers her considered view on the trend and its implications.
Jane Herbert Goward argues that youth overvalue learned professions while essential trades keep society balanced. A child’s incentive must be immediate and modest, like a lolly or story, to teach task completion and success, despite praise for talent in writing or art.
A reader pleads for guidance on whether supporting a friend in a pending divorce makes them a fair weather friend. The columnist advises preserving boundaries, refusing to spy or disclose private matters, and suggests the friend should accept loyalty without meddling in marital disputes.
A versatile jersey hat called the bashlik can be worn as a hood turban snood or neck scarf. The same fabric can be used as a cow for a dress or tied around the waist to mimic a bustle with simple adjustments.
A New York specialty shop presents gloves made from pig skin labeled machette. The washable gloves resist perspiration, extending their life and keeping colors from crocking or fading.
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