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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1940
Page
9
Dr. Chr is man notes waves of illness and urges vitamin C awareness. He urges thrift in using citrus and tomatoes for vitamin C, cautions against overcooking brassica vegetables, and suggests fresh, lightly cooked cabbage and related greens to preserve vitamin C and improve summer meals.
This piece extols potatoes as a staple food rich in vitamin C and cautions against overconsumption of other foods to avoid weight gain. It warns green vegetables and apples lose vitamin C quickly after harvest, advises refrigeration, and stresses selecting in-season produce, avoiding bruised items, and eating raw vegetables to aid dental health.
The piece surveys Getulio Vargas of Brazil, noting his long rule since a 1930 revolution, his mixed alliances including pro Italian and pro American signals, and concerns in the United States about Brazil’s stance as global tensions rise. It outlines his rise from lawyer to president, his suppression of the 1932 revolt, and his political influence.
Veal loaf served with a ketchup onion sauce. Brown veal slices in fat then simmer sauce with onion sugar vinegar and Worcestershire. Arrange slices on platter and ladle sauce. Serves four.
A 1940 wedding fashion note describes a guest in a dark jacket ensemble with a triple sheet fabric. The outfit features a half-size fashion silhouette with an all over shirted jacket and bodice and a skirt with easy fullness.
Diet text urges abundant vegetables for health and flavor with a seasonal menu. It describes serving a vegetable platter with cheese sauce and bran muffins, notes cooking tips to avoid overcooking, and provides several recipes and ingredient lists for vegetable dishes and accompaniments.
New York fashion notes praise the wearin o the green as a revived trend. Persian exhibits spark color palettes with pale green, turquoise, and bronze, seen in prints and chiffons. Greens range from yellow greens to deep evergreens, with Paris openings hinting at fall momentum and green hats deemed ultra smart by millinery experts.
Tips for looking natural and camera ready in photos covering makeup basics from foundation to lipstick and powder, plus tips on posing. Includes guidance on avoiding overdone looks, achieving soft lashes, eyebrow shaping, hair styling, and relaxing before the shot.
Question and answer style guidance for sensitive lips and dry cracked cuticles. Suggest colorless lip balm or antiseptic lipstick at night, or cream rouge as gentler lipstick. For nails, avoid excess water, soak fingertips weekly in oil, apply cuticle cream, and dry hands carefully to prevent hang nails.
A discussion on career women versus home makers unfolds with a widow who once worked as a newspaper woman. The piece explores fears of the ocean, parenting tricks, and the social pull toward home life and professional success among men and women.
The piece argues women show different personalities at home and as guests, praising hostlike talents in flower arranging and entertaining. It suggests men instinctively value domestic display as attractive merchandise, then offers practical vegetable tips like choosing solid cabbage, hard lettuce, and crisp beans.
Add baking soda to the dish water to remove fish or onion odor from dishes and cooking utensils.
The piece discusses hot weather style for men across cities and provinces. It notes white shoes in the country but not in cities, two tone sports shoes for semi formal wear, summer jackets with black trousers, bright color suits, and hats like panama. It covers fabrics tropical worsted mohair seer sucker ties and new fireproof neckwear trends, plus coats, suspenders and galluses as fashion details.
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