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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1936

Page

8

Babies and feeding habits good for health

The piece argues that babies cry for feeding and grandmothers and aunts may overfeed. It compares the stomach to a bucket that overflows when too full. Overfeeding or digestively unsuitable foods cause trouble, and calm, measured feeding prevents recurring issues.

Claud North Chrisman

Gas and crying baby how to comfort and feed

A mother guides care for a fussy infant: pick up quietly when distressed, hold upright to ease gas, and feed slowly to avoid indigestion. The nurse should monitor hunger cues as pain signals and intervene to prevent overeating.

Cries When Hungry A guide to feeding infants

The passage explains that a hungry baby cries and may need more food or a better quality of milk. It notes that breast milk is ideal but not always available and that cow or goat milk can be used if blended to resemble natural milk. If weight gain stalls two weeks, consult a doctor.

Modes and Manners

A reader asks about announcing engagements keeping it secret until Christmas and is urged to announce promptly. The column explains who invites on the bride side and that the bride’s family issues invitations. It also notes a true gentleman should raise his hat as part of courteous apology.

B. L

Aunt Anne Kitson a Portrait of a Humane New York Lady

Ninety two year old Aunt Anne Kitson widow of sculptor Samuel J Kitson shares decades of New York ties and art memory. She feeds animals and derelicts, finished her husband’s works including a statue of Orestes Bronson and the Riverside Drive base for Christ the Light of the World. A friend to Longfellow Alcott Booth and others she trusts Roosevelt for saving the country and helping the poor.

New York City New York Anne Kitson Anne Samuel J. Kitson Orestes Bronson Riverside Drive the Kitsons Longfellow Louisa Alcott Edwin Booth Thomas Bailey Aldrich Samuel J. Tilden General Sheridan Grover Cleveland Alexander Graham Bell Mr. Kitson Roosevelt

Charm Your Nerves With A Warm Bath Routine

A period style guide recommends soaking baths to ease discouragement and fatigue. Steps include a scented soap soak, makeup removal, toning, nourishing cream, and a long rinse. Finish with a towel dry and perfume touch, or a salt bath with table salt for an energizing reset.

Chocolate Desserts From An Old Family Recipe

Rich chocolate history tracing Aztecs to modern kitchens. Recipes include Chocolate-Banana Cream Pie, Chocolate Brownies, Chocolate Filling for cream puffs, Chocolate Frosting and Pinwheel Cookies with detailed ingredient amounts and instructions.

Styles for Men: Hat Trends for Fall

Fall fashion notes on hats for men show college styles leaning to broader brim snapbrims while many keep brown pork pies. Homburg and modified Homburg emerge for city wear in dark blue and black, with narrow brim bowler also popular.

Homburg

Fur Hats Rise in Fashion for 1936 37 Season

New York fashion writers report fur hats with high crowns and fur trims dominate the coming season. The trend favors crushed supple shapes and bold silhouettes matching shoulder lines with fur wraps. Designers showcase full back tuxedo swaggers and the long Princess style as leading evening wraps.

New York

Collapsible Hats Debut in Paris Fall Millinery

Paris designers unveil collapsible felt sport hats for fall. High crowned with small brims, they fold into deep pleats from front to back. Worn like a fedora or tilted to cover the eye, they fold flat when not worn to retain shape.

Paris

Beauty Tips for Dry Skin and Blackheads

For dry skin with distressing blackheads, use cheesecloth bags filled with castile soap shavings oatmeal almond meal and a pinch of sulfur. Soak in warm water with lemon juice to cleanse then rinse with clear water and apply a softening cream. Finish with a cold rinse to close pores.

Dinners Feature Roast Stuffed Chicken and Sides

A dining spread showcases roast stuffed chicken with new potatoes in piquant sauce and buttered green peas. The menu includes fruit salad with stuffed dates and creamy dressing, chocolate pinwheels, coffee, sizzling steaks with mashed potatoes, broccoli hollandaise, and mixed greens.

Sydney Beauties May Use Shark Brain Powder

In Sydney New South Wales face powder may soon be made from shark brains as a by product in drying and powdering processes. The unusual cosmetic material is described as a recognized by product derived from the animal's brain tissue.

Sydney

Modern Women by Marian Mays Martin on marriage meaning

The article argues that true marriage satisfaction depends on each couple’s unique definition of marriage. It suggests a domestic, well ordered home suits the man seeking stability, and that the ambitious businesswoman may struggle to provide the necessary domestic atmosphere.

Wedded To Her Job and a Woman’s Career

A man writes to Mrs Martin seeking marriage advice about a businesswoman he loves who is ambitious and successful. The columnist cautions that such a relationship may fail if he demands total domestic focus and urges reflection on what marriage means to him. She notes many women balance work and partnership but warn it may not suit everyone.

Mrs. Martin Barkis

You and Your Child Adolescent Growth and Parental Understanding

A father reflects on his son Philip a high school student in transition from boy to man. The tale contrasts Philip debuting as a debater with moments of childish mischief and stresses that adolescence is a gradual process requiring measured parental expectations.

Philip Dad Net

Gold on black dress features cornucopia motifs and piping

Description notes a 1936 Fairchild fashion illustration showing a black and gold dress with square motifs and cornu copia pocket revers at the bust line finished with gold piping. The copy emphasizes contrast and decorative trim.

Fairchild

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