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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1937
Page
9
Dr Chrisman discusses causes of rining and other ear noises from infections to nervous disorders and vascular issues. He details a California patient Miss M W with nocturnal ringing synchronized to heartbeats, noting wax buildup and a possible inherited disease while advising tests and ten grains of sodium iodide thrice daily.
Questions on hat tipping greeting order and who should speak first between a man and a woman are answered with standards of politeness. A gentleman should lift his hat. a man may let a woman speak first with acquaintances, old friends differing. For sneezes and handed objects, say excuse me or I’m sorry. apology is appropriate, not pardon.
At Cowes Royal Yacht Club the Viscountess Hinchingbrooke drew uproar by strolling in bright blue linen trousers during the regatta. She calmly drank tea as guards objected, challenging Cowes dress norms and adding a new quirk to the event.
Gloves made from water moccasin skin resist heat and are recommended for summer use. Available in white and light cream with capeskin palms or all moccasin styles.
A weekly beauty program suggesting two hours daily for figure work, exercise, facial care, manicures, hair maintenance, and weekly rest. Emphasizes group activity, professional facials, at home grooming, and a Sunday rest day with no treatments.
Fashion reporters note fall collections emphasize figure control with corseted waists draped dresses and slim molded coats. Horizontal trimming belts and wide girdles shape the silhouette while lowered waists and brassiere décolletage appear in many outfits.
The article lists new fall nail polish shades named pimiento, wistaria, nasturtium, clover, and thistle with guidance on pairing each color with metallic fabrics, blues, browns, and carnelian tones for evening looks. It also covers safe sleeping positions, and features club plate ideas using fruit and vegetables with accompanying recipes and serving suggestions for a luncheon and dinner menu.
Always rinse wool bathing suits after use whether you swam or not to prevent deterioration. Rinse salt water with fresh water and avoid soap on the suit. Do not hang by a single shoulder strap. toss over the line and remove as soon as dry.
A white organdy frock with Empire bodice high waist and puffed sleeves, long skirt, features a large pink rose bouquet on the dress. A matching pink rose adorns an upturned brim white organdy hat, accents green leaves and pale pink petals.
A reminiscence on child care with scenes of Anna May Wong discussing fame and China. The piece blends anecdotes of Wong with a domestic early morning episode of Joseph waking his parents and tips to keep toddlers quiet by using crackers and toys to encourage rest. It emphasizes patience, routine, and practical parenting advice.
An interview notes Miss Wong plans marriage to a Chinese man in the future but prioritizes her career. She cites American men as attractive yet believes children should be racially pure and discusses stage versus film work and her preference for uniquely fitted Chinese costumes.
The narrator recalls a sister’s social life in Hong Kong and the busy life of married women with large families. Pearl Buck’s dramatic sense is praised, while Miss Wong highlights American optimism as a distinguishing trait and national youth.
The notes offer practical tips such as adding a teaspoon of sugar to water when boiling six ears of corn, and using a pinch of bicarbonate of soda to keep milk from curdling and to prevent boiling over. Wilted vegetables should rehydrate in cold water before refrigeration, and pie apples can be moistened with a little water if dry. Bread slices should be cut thin so they fit together neatly.
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