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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1952
Page
8
The article shares holiday bread recipes highlighting Swedish 1 2 3 Rolls with orange zest and currant topping and the Italian Panettone. It includes steps for dough preparation using milk honey yeast eggs and enriched flour plus shaping into 1 3 or 3 wheeler rolls and notes the warm kitchen atmosphere and entertaining use.
A medical note explains how persistent abdominal pains in children can stem from brain disorders. Doctors find many causes for tummy aches, but in several cases the pain linked to epilepsy improved with epilepsy treatment.
A mother seeks Dr. Myers advice on managing a three year old who becomes hysterical when the mother leaves the house. The letter describes persistent crying and refusals to be separated, with the parent seeking guidance on balancing outings and child care.
A brisk, active forecast urges bold ideas to meet powerful plans and opportunities. The text shifts to a parenting letter advising gradual separation from a crying child, with steps to desensitize the child to parental departures and build self-reliance.
A discussion on home based work for women, weighing true need against fear and pride. A case shows Mrs. B finding a three hour a day bookkeeping job with her husband’s support and neighbor’s nursery help, illustrating careful matching of skills, childcare, and remote duties. It cautions that home work is scarce and should be pursued only for genuine reasons.
Grandma would be amazed by washing machines and cotton rugs can be laundered at home. Up to 3 by 5 feet works well, 4 by 6 with short pile, two small rugs per load, rinse in warm water, then spin dry or use a wringer, dry on line or in dryer, shake and brush to restore pile.
Crisp November harbor scene as John Golden hosts a dinner of steamed clams and boiled lobster. The chef explains vinegar tweaks to enhance flavor while readers are invited to admire the communal shells and Plymouth style menu including molasses ice cream.
An article advises middle aged women to start beauty routines early to prevent wrinkles. Emphasizes clean premises, creams, daily bathing, facial exercises, balanced diet, cheerfulness, and avoiding fatigue. Recommends rest periods, eye compresses with witch hazel, deep breathing, and fresh air to combat nervous exhaustion and dull looking eyes.
Book notices praise Richard Brown and the Dragon by Robert Bright for ages 6 to 9 with a bucket maker hero and a prize for winning the princess. A Little Book of Prayers selected by Hawkins with Maite de Angeli illustrations for ages 3 to 6 features child friendly prayers and rhymes to charm youngsters.
A brief tip advises lining the cosmetics drawer with plastic-coated paper or fabric to catch spills. It suggests an occasional agent and sponge to wipe free dust and powder, keeping the space tidy and protected.
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