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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1940
Page
9
Dr. C N Chrisman argues goat milk can outperform cow milk for infants, noting softer curd, better absorption of calcium and proteins, and abundant vitamins A and D. He cites pasteurization gaps, disease concerns, and regional differences in goat milk availability.
A brief note points readers to Miss Wilson's column for complete directions on turning yesterday's roast chicken into croquettes using quick cooking tapioca as a binder. It promises other chicken leftovers recipes in the same column.
The article extols goats as a cheap source of high quality milk for babies and families in rural areas. It notes goats produce two quarts to a gallon daily for eight months, feed costs are low, and nanny goats cost 35 to 100 dollars. It also mentions goats require little housing and can share pasture with sheep. A home laundry tip follows about caring for colored clothes.
The article notes a shift in Palm Beach fashion during the height of the season with more hatless wear by mature women in casual settings, while at events hats become notably dressier. It highlights the paradox of increased hatlessness alongside a surge of elegant millinery at key gatherings.
A homemaker’s guide presents practical uses for yesterday's roast chicken. Recipes include Cottage Chicken Pie with mashed potato topping and cheese, chicken croquettes, a lemon coconut layer cake, vegetable soup, and a hot stringbean-pineapple dessert.
Instructions for croquettes with tapioca chicken filling and a sweet potato topping. Mix tapioca salt paprika green pepper pimiento milk stock and chicken then heat until scalding. Chill shape into cones coat with crumbs fry and serve with cranberry jelly. Sweet potato topping melts butter adds flour milk stock salt pepper celery peas beans and chicken then thickens for serving on toast or biscuits.
The two girls should sit facing each other with the gentleman between them. The host man pours coffee when shared from one pot. An engagement announcement does not require a gift, but one may be sent if desired. The host rises when a man enters, but other gentlemen of similar age and status need not.
An article encourages teen girls to embrace natural charm over sophistication and vanity. It praises youthful curiosity, urges cleanliness, proper skincare routines, and modest cosmetics for clear skin, plus adequate sleep, fresh air, and restraint in meals.
New York fashion notes describe the elongated torso as the season’s ideal look. Skirts stay short and wide with pleats, two piece outfits rise, and pockets on belts mark 1940s styling. Color schemes favor green Persian pink brown gray with smart contrasts.
Catherine Littlefield founder and director of the Littlefield Philadelphia Ballet directs a company of athletes for the American Jubilee at the 1940 New York World’s Fair. The troupe includes Luke Scott Rudy d Allesandro Bill Lang Bill Lane Carl Creighton and other performers.
A mother and child story about a boy named George who flees after a harsh quarrel. He returns when his mother shows care, proving a home can still welcome him. The piece urges parents to reassure a child after conflict and affirm his integral place in the family.
A 1940s column discusses men's and women's attitudes to clothing, noting that vanity is natural and wives often influence their husbands' wardrobes. It argues men should care about appearance, detailing how fashion choices reflect character and status, and urging balanced budgets and shared interest in attire.
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