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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1937
Page
9
The article explains baldness as a result of multiple factors including heredity illness, nutrition, age, and nervous or glandular conditions. It notes that diagnosing the exact cause is often difficult and cites a Maine case of diffuse hair loss with lash and eyebrow shedding likely linked to thyroid overactivity and possible gland imbalance.
The document discusses possible pituitary secretion deficiency and recommends injections and pituitary extracts as remedies. It notes a case of a woman from Ohio with an abdominal tumor surgery and hair loss related to glandular issues. Emphasizes cleanliness to prevent dandruff and hair shedding as a cause of baldness.
Profiles for today recounts George F. Johnson a shoe magnate celebrating his eightieth birthday. He controls schools pools libraries and Y M C A facilities in four New York towns and shares profits with workers on a fifty fifty basis after expenses and returns. He advocates unionization yet reports no unions at his plants and supports inheritance taxes to curb idle heirs.
Short cuts describe cleaning nonwashable fabrics with denatured alcohol and refreshing pastry boards rolling pins and wooden bowls with lemon juice and sun drying. Suggestions include serving tea with crackers and cream cheese marmalade on top and drained marmalade as a topping.
Practical advice on preparing hair for a permanent wave, emphasizing hair in good condition and a skilled operator. Includes postwave care such as daily brushing oil treatments and avoiding bargain perms. Advises test curls, proper heat and lotion strength, weekly setting, and achievable soft loose curls for versatile styling.
Fashion writer chased outdoor events across a busy fall weekend to capture a picture of scenes at the races. The piece highlights a vibrant society display amid rail and trackside activity, noting notable attendees and style moments during the gala events.
Black dresses in wool and silk dominate the Meadow Brook racing crowd with silver fox stoles and draped turbans. Debs and matrons wear straight skirts, embroideries, and long sleeves while accessories in wine and gold complete the popular palette of the day.
Readers are urged to try fish based dishes as a meat price incentive. The piece highlights bouillabaisse and croquettes with haddock or cod, plus a halibut bake, and offers menus featuring parsley potatoes corn dumplings and rolls. It includes a method for bouillabaisse and a salmon croquette recipe, plus a salad and soup section with detailed ingredient lists.
For a youthful long face, try softly curved or waved bangs and a long modified page boy bob turned under at the back. A center part or a high side part suits well if features are balanced, offering a fresh change without major length loss.
A New Hospital Campaign Committee says newborn infants need 2.3 hours of nursing care daily, less than other patients. Medical patients require 2.5 hours, surgical patients 2.4 hours, pediatric patients 3 hours, and obstetrical mothers 3.1 hours, based on a New York hospital survey.
The guide notes uniform green beans ensure even cooking and recommends breaking beans to test freshness by a clean snap. It praises velvety texture, bright green color and plump pods for peas, indicating even size and full pods.
A discussion of valuing old family possessions and a mother's need for children to trust her departures. The essay notes a hoarder grandmother and a young Donald who fears his mother leaving, urging careful handling of heirlooms and the role of museums and historic groups in preserving Americana.
Readers are advised to respond warmly to a returned souvenir with enthusiasm. Acknowledge interest, say you like the gift, and be yourself to avoid seeming cold. For apologies in dating, politely accept and end the acquaintance with a clear farewell, e.g., I accept your apology. Let's forget that it happened. Goodbye.
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