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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1938
Page
2
Dr Claud North Chrisman discusses food safety and how improper storage leads to food poisoning. He notes meat products such as sausages head cheese and hamburger as common sources and describes symptoms including cramps vomiting weakness and dehydration. Emphasizes rapid treatment with fluids and medical help if needed.
Parents from all means assume college for their children but rising job scarcity challenges this. A four year gap may hinder youth starting salaries, yet upper education remains valuable to develop clear thinking and problem solving. Consider vocational schools and junior colleges for nonacademic students to gain trades, maturity, and outside-world readiness.
All in one cake ideas with baked frosting offering chewy frosting on cakes. Includes recipes for magic meringue cake chocolate orange frosting and coconut apple strips with steps and measurements.
A reader asks etiquette on leaving a sor tea after tasting many cakes with polite excuses. Advice: decline extra help gently, finish minimally, and thank the hostess before departing promptly. For weddings, simple morning ceremonies prevail, with fashionable ties to noon or early afternoon.
An apron for hostess wear takes its cut from peasant fashions as expressed in the high waistline with laced front and the gay banding and colorful floral border. It is made of percale, combining plain and print in vivid colors.
The piece explains chin shape is bone structure and not altered by exercises. It suggests good posture with head level, eyes forward, chest high, shoulders back, and gentle neck exercises. It also advises flattering makeup and hair to balance a receding chin, plus tips on choosing proper shoes for comfort and longevity.
New Paris fashion notes detail a spectrum of colors from Mauves and violets to royal purples and blues. Designers like Molyneux and Mainbocher introduce shaded reds, pinks, and pastels, with Blue Pearl and New York Blue highlighted as chic options. A stray cooking tip suggests draining potatoes and keeping them warm near the flame.
Autumn calls for makeup trials as summer tans fade. The article advises adjusting foundation and powders to match evolving skin tones, suggesting cooler ivory, beige, and mauve shades for blondes and progressively warmer rose and bronze tones for brunettes. It emphasizes gradual changes, testing under different light, and avoiding yellows.
A retrospective look at early 20th century fears of socialism including Teddy Roosevelt and Franklin D Roosevelt branding opponents as radicals. Upton Sinclair emerges as a central figure, with his 1906 and 1934 political notoriety and his long career as a writer and activist.
Marian Mays Martin argues that writing a here's how book signals a woman's attempt at self expression and public appeal. She reviews two recent titles Designing Women and Look Your Best as practical guides for women seeking sartorial guidance and self image.
A review praised Look Your Best as a practical guide to female style and beauty. It highlights clear labeling and illustrations, calling it a handy reference near the dressing table. The critique notes the authors Margaretta Byers and Consuela Kambholz balance useful advice with wit and common sense.
Short cuts describe removing batter particles from waffle irons, heating guidance for citrus peels, and cleaning brass copper and bronze with soapy ammonia. It advises oilcloth shades matching kitchen schemes and hemming old roller drapes with a flat stick inserted.
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