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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1937
Page
9
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains that coughing blood does not always indicate lung tuberculosis. Bleeding can originate from the stomach back or nose and throat, and overreliance on lung origin can cause distress and misdiagnosis. A New York woman with springtime bleeding was misled about TB until X rays showed no active lung disease.
Patient Mrs H reports no cough but experiences left chest pain with radiation to the shoulder and arm. History includes tuberculosis exposure, high blood pressure, asthma episodes, and possible epistaxis with exertion at altitude. Bleeding source uncertain, likely nonpulmonary. mentions abdominal or gastric ulcer or vascular rupture as possibilities.
A patient raised in the area develops stomach bleeding after menopause. High blood pressure angina pectoris and high altitude are cited as triggers. Recommend stomach x ray, calcium and phosphorus to improve clotting, altitude reduction or rest, blood pressure control and anti nervousness meds.
If you have any puzzling ailments write to Dr Chrisman care of this paper and he will be glad to give you the benefit of expert advice.
Olive pits should be disposed by placing the pit on the plate edge after nibbling the olive. For introductions a lady should say This is Mr Smith, my mother, or use the first name Tom for familiarity.
Profile of composer Ferdinand Grofé noting his role in Gershwin's Rhap sody In Blue and his move toward conservative works. Highlights include his Hollywood roots, past hits Whispering Mississippi Suite Grand Canyon Suite Mardi Gras, and upcoming July 22 Hollywood Bowl appearance leading the Los Angeles Symphony. Grofé envisions an American school of music based on folk songs and native dances.
The piece offers rapid grooming methods for a woman aiming to look fresh in under twenty minutes. It covers using eau de cologne, cleansing creams, powder, mascara, brow pencil, gentle eye products, and a light perfume. It suggests a ready wardrobe and tidy hair, all to project confidence and readiness for a lively social event.
A backless knitted dress with two strands of knit ero-sheen creates a tweed look. It features a brief bolero jacket for formal moods and cross back strap styling resembling a bathing suit.
Joan Blondell the blonde film star cools under a Japanese parasol at a Hollywood pool spring board. She wears a satin ta ster fitted bathing suit with a gay floral design as part of a stylish sun shield display.
The article presents a beauty expert's dietary tips stressing vegetables for health and beauty. It suggests a home beauty luncheon menu with breakfast orange juice toast coffee and a health luncheon including imperial garden plate herbal dressing Melba toast bouillon and a fruit course. It notes dieters should consult a physician before drastic changes and mentions sharing the menu with bridge club friends.
For a square face choose a custom coiffure from a top stylist with a sleek short cut that molds the head. Add soft swirls or small flat half curls for softness. Use two powder shades with a cream base and blush, blending lighter and darker tones at the forehead nose and chin to slenderize the face. a bluish red nail polish is fashionable.
The piece discusses the high price of fame in fashion, noting Paris polls naming the world’s ten best dressed women led by the Duchess of Windsor. It highlights American entrants, affordable dressing, and advice on color, fit, and hats, especially hairline styles.
A 1 plate menu shows cantaloup filled with orange sections and berries, surrounded by lettuce cups holding carrot squash and peas, another with red cabbage corn, a peach cream cheese pistachio mix on chicory, and a broccoli radish mix. A ripe red cherry stuffed with cream cheese and tarragon sits between cups. Olive oil lemon dressing accompanies. Also a Vegetable Bouillon recipe with butter onion carrot leek turnip spinach tomato celery thyme salt pepper and simmered vegetables.
Scald milk and pour over soft bread crumbs. Mix with flaked salmon skinless, bone free. Stir in yolks, season, fold in stiff egg whites, then bake in buttered casserole about 45 minutes. Serve immediately. Yields 6 servings.
Dandelion stains on washable garments can be treated by rubbing the stained area with lard and rolling the fabric for thirty minutes or longer. Afterward, wash in warm water with soap suds. Prompt treatment yields best results.
For hot days children resist baths so a garden hose and sprinkler bath is proposed. Use low water flow to spread spray, hang the sprinkler from a pole or tree, let children wear light clothing, provide soap towels and fresh clothes for after the wash.
The Duchess of Wind chooses straw poke bon nets with velvet piping and crown ribbon, adorned with flowers. New Jersey reports annual family food purchases at $401, highest in the nation, followed by Massachusetts and Mississippi with $395 and $104 respectively. A striped jacket fashion item highlights the latest sporting trousseau.
Short Cuts advise serving salads as main course dainty and cutting bread thin. For heartier sandwiches crusts may stay on and be cut in half. Use wooden spoons for preserves and metal spoons for skimming. Iron slacks by pockets waistband then fold legs and press crease. Hot iced tea needs half the sugar.
A reader recounts a father spanking his daughter in public and wonders if a lover has a right to critique. The cousin counsels silence, while the writer admits he was “squelched” and kept out of the affair, highlighting social norms and embarrassment.
A reader asks how to avoid taking sides in a sister in law marriage split. The counsel urges neutrality, warns against meddling, and suggests refusing to carry tales while maintaining friendly terms with both sides.
A mother explains to Terry why sweeping dirt into the road reflects poorly on the neighborhood. Terry initially questions the purpose but learns that stating the reason helps him understand and accept the task. The tale notes that children seek explanations and parents gain better compliance by clarifying aims.
The passage argues that separated or divorced couples often remain friendly as lovers die or fade, and that outsiders should avoid taking sides. It notes daily quarrels ruin decent life, and suggests divorce or separation strains friendships but can recover with tact and no gossip.
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