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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1938
Page
9
Dr. Claud North Chrisman notes cases where soft bone sections near the knee and heel split under stress, misinterpreted as growing pains. He urges splints or braces, sun baths, and cod liver oil to strengthen bone, warning plump children with flat arches risk future hip issues if untreated.
The article outlines how pituitary and thyroid dysfunction can cause a plump child to develop hip joint weakness. It warns of potential growth plate softening, joint pain migrating between hips knees backs and other joints, and risks of impaired motion or leg length difference if untreated.
A historical wrap notes amber’s rise in modern jewelry as designers reinterpret ancient prestige. It highlights amber’s lasting appeal from Roman times through medieval guilds to today, praising fresh artistry that showcases the gem’s distinctive glow.
New York style brief notes fur jackets top the musts list for fashionable girls. The era features very wide circular skirts with large pleats, box pleats and soft movement. Baby caps and colorful hats appear, with lux fabrics from velvet to faux ermine for evening wear.
A cooking note advises adding a small amount of water to eggs when making an omelet to prevent toughness. The suggestion aims to steam the mix lightly for a smoother texture and softer curds.
Reader columns discuss misused humor in society and etiquette in sickness. Margaret Fishback’s Safe Conduct offers humorous guidance on polite behavior, while doctors stress considerate visits and respecting a patient’s privacy.
Learn to choose reliable brands and read directions carefully. Give treatments a fair trial and avoid an I know it won’t work attitude. With proper use you can expect glowing results and higher satisfaction.
The Craigs Glen and Mrs. Craig with children Emmy and William are named as the typical U S family in a social study by Dr Robert Lynd and his wife The Craigs live in Muncie Indiana and work as a stationary engineer and homemaker Their story notes their modest lifestyle and the shock of sudden front page exposure The piece highlights their finances churchgoing habits small car and insurance for their children's college funds The Craigs credit Roosevelt era programs like social security and WPA with mixed feelings about publicity and public attention
Daily use helps keep silver bright. Wash with hot soapy water, rinse in hot clear water, and wipe with a lintless soft cloth. Do not pile silverware to avoid scratches. Use a very soft grit-free polish to remove tarnish.
Fresh grapefruit and other citrus fruits appear in this week’s menus, touted for Vitamin C and cold resistance. The chart lists daily meals with grapefruit in breakfasts, juices, and desserts across Sunday to Saturday, noting recipes to appear in future columns.
Proper host table placement places the platter before the host with knife and gravy spoon to the right and the fork and sharpener to the left. Gelatin may accompany the meat course, often served in a mold. For buffet luncheons a hot dish may be served from the kitchen to keep table space for breads relishes salads and coffee.
A mother argues with her daughter Mary over cereal while a neighborly scene unfolds. The piece urges parents to avoid power struggles and use reason to influence children, noting the risks of antagonizing offspring and advising calm persuasion and subtle praise to align behavior.
A fashion note explores how hats and lipstick colors should coordinate. Designers link hat hues to makeup shades, warning against clashes near the face and highlighting orchid red as a coordinated example.
Vogue previews a coordinated fashion vision where hats, makeup, hair, and costumes form a unified look. It highlights Eye-Shadow hats in blue green and orchid tones, veiling details, and shades of red rose champagne designed to flatter blue and brown eyes.
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