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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1951
Page
6
The article extols summer leg care highlighting tanning safety and grooming. It covers sun protection, avoiding blistered skin, depilation options, and professional toenail care with step by step polish preparation. It reflects midcentury beauty culture emphasizing smooth golden legs as a public asset.
Three late spring hats from abroad by Al Bauy Rose Valois Legroux showcase Paris milliner styles. Black Chantilly lace over white or pastel satins and silks appears popular in America, with hats pitched forward and brim shadows flattering the face.
The passage notes that veneer must be spotty and require two applications for lasting glow. It stresses matching the color to the fingernails and implies careful technique to ensure durability and a natural look.
The article discusses exterior lanterns as essential decor, stressing scale with the doorway and house, matching architectural style, and careful placement. It features a French Provincial example showing large lanterns in harmony with the doorway and entryway, enhancing the house’s dignified threshold.
Adults face serious complications from mumps such as orchitis and encephalitis, with one in four adults at risk for brain-related effects. Skin tests help determine prior infection. vaccines are used but can be less effective after exposure. A reader asks how to whiten red cheeks linked to high blood pressure, with no natural cure for the flush.
Warm weather cooking centers on ready mixes and frozen foods. A chicken mushroom shortcake yields a light, hearty dish for 5 6 with a mushroom cream sauce and fresh biscuit dough. Summer veal loaf features ground veal, gelatin, olives, and hard boiled egg as a chilled entree. Dessert suggests a homemade pink sundae sauce using peppermint candy in a sugar cornstarch base.
A guide warns that summer home dangers for children include open insecticide containers, spraying devices, wells and fencing. Parents should store poisons out of reach and supervise visits to farm or garden homes. Teach kids to wash garden produce and avoid eating unwashed items. If a child visits, accompany them to identify hazards and prevent injuries.
A Boston dinner dance prompts a chef to discuss casserole cookery its longevity and methods. The piece offers a beef stew recipe with step by step instructions for a layered casserole including beef potatoes peas and a apple meringue dessert variant.
The text warns of an uncertain, difficult situation caused by excess energy and recklessness leading to quarrels and poor judgments. It cautions about potential job loss and health strains, advises restraint, and suggests redirecting vigorous energy into constructive uses. It also notes birthday risks and guidance for discipline.
Those mounds of luggage used by the smart tourist are fading as air travel grows in importance. Lightweight packing now includes plastic cosmetic containers and smaller bottles to save space and weight. Before packing, make a careful list and prune items with a blue pencil to ensure the right wardrobe and cosmetics are taken.
The article outlines two packing schools. It favors layers and plastic envelopes for small items, packing order from heavy items up, and using crosswise jackets to avoid bulging sides. It recommends shoe bags and a small sewing kit for quick repairs.
A new flash frozen individually boxed frozen shrimp promises fresh taste with no thawing needed. Each shrimp is milk egg batter coated and lightly crusted, not split, allowing cooks to prepare single or multiple pieces in minutes.
A ready to use powdered French salad dressing mix comes in a 4 oz tin. It contains vinegar spices and seasonings, so home cooks only add water and olive oil. The mix dissolves instantly for quick preparation.
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