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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1939
Page
6
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains gout as an excess of uric acid linked to living habits and weight. He notes sharp toe pain at night, swelling, feverish symptoms, possible kidney effects, and that diet and hygiene offer relief more than medicine.
The description highlights a long sleeved dinner gown in silk and acetate with a striking low waistline that dips to suggest back fullness. It notes two bold colors, fuchsia and light blue, creating a dramatic overall look.
Practical methods from a historic guide covering egg stain removal with moistened salt. Advice on preventing clothes from sticking in freezing weather by wiping clothes lines with strong salt water. Gelatin proportions given as two tablespoons per quart of liquid for best results.
At a Versailles party honoring Sophie Tucker for a medal, Broadway figures gathered, including James J. Walker, Walter Huston, Milton Berle, and Olsen, with Sophie tearfully thanking friends. The crowd, not the lampposts, defined Broadway as the night revealed its social center.
Fatrehné Gray praises a daytime dress color theme with a chartreuse suede belt. The bodice features unpressed pleats at the poplar front and a bloused back for a relaxed silhouette.
New York fashion chatter notes a shifting waistline debate from high to natural or lower placements. Skirts trend from long to short with straight and tight styles seen in Schiaparelli designs. Sleeves stay full at the shoulders as hats grow slightly larger and belts or sashes appear with blouse outfits and shirtwaists.
Advice for mothers on managing a daughter’s growth and body image. Emphasizes medical checkups for puberty issues, diet, exercise, and dressing to balance height. Encourages confidence through dancing and sports while guiding appearance to avoid humiliation.
A farmer's market tone notes fresh strawberries rhubarb radishes scallions and asparagus appear as Lenten options. Readable menus provide weekly meals from Sunday to Saturday highlighting seafood lamb and traditional dishes with fruit desserts and canned substitutes.
The writer advises the 13 year old with oily skin and blackheads to gain weight if underweight, include cod liver oil or yeast, and scrub the face three times daily with soap and a rough washcloth. Also suggests using Epsom salt solution after cleansing, and to avoid cream or powder until the skin clears.
A brief reflective item asks what qualities in a girl today attract men. Mrs. Martin admits she is stumped by the question and wonders if even a man can know the answer or the key to every heart.
A mother learns to avoid mocking a child's fears about the moon and to use patient, supportive steps to build courage. The piece argues fear has real roots, and progress comes from gentle exposure, not punishment, with advice and reflections on adult attitudes toward romance and expectations.
A 1939 Patrehtla design features a black crepe dress with white lingerie guimpe, high neck and short puff sleeves. The outfit is noted for its quick change potential, illustrating a versatile dinner fashion idea.
A columnist muses that a good disposition is more valued by men than hair or complexion. She notes men often seek hints from readers and wonders what qualities attract them to women. Women readily voice admired traits while men withhold, enjoying the hunt for desirable qualities.
In answering the phone at a business, say the firm name and omit hello. For example, “Smith Hardware Company” or “Smith Hardware Company: good morning.” This confirms the correct party and lets the caller state their business directly, saving time for all.
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