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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
6
A cooking guide explains three scallop terms, scallop scallopini and escallop with methods for making escalloped flounder and tomatoes. The text gives practical steps, ingredients, and temperatures for preparing scallopini style fish and two escalloped tomato variations.
A recipe note suggests adding oregano to hamburgers and meat loaf to improve flavor. It recommends Tony pounds of chopped meat with a ny teaspoon of marjoram and an equal amount of savory for a seasoned result.
Sally Victor presents a Manhattan inspired hat collection featuring three city themed designs named Floradora and Chatham Square. The featured large hat uses pleated strawberry pink horsehair and suits afternoon teas weddings and garden parties while two smaller hats in strawberry pink straw offer daytime versatility and color harmony with spring and summer outfits.
A humorous era beauty note counsels thin faces to gain weight by daily milk intake and a hearty diet. It advises a quart of rich milk daily, warm cereals with cream and sugar, fruit, a soft boiled egg, and nine hours of sleep. It warns against excess pale looks and emphasizes diet as part of a beauty plan.
The writer describes Sicily as a land of living history and spring beauty. A Naples to Palermo sea crossing reveals moonlit Bay of Naples and evokes poetry. Sicily showcases relics from Greeks Romans Saracens Normans Spanish and French influences in Palermo and Taormina with dramatic churches and gardens.
The article celebrates Taormina’s Arabian style walls and Etna views plus Syracuse as a Greek relic port. It notes a cliff hotel setting with superb gardens and sea caves, and describes near intact Greek theater with chariot wheel traces. A Greek festival season returns next May drawing a global audience.
A home cook shares recipes for a spring luncheon featuring Chicken Mousse with gelatin and veal stock options and a Floating Island dessert. The steps cover egg yolk custards, seasoned fillings, mold chilling, garnishes, and a meringue crown, with variations for seafood stock and fruit toppings.
Rh is a protein in 85 percent of people. 15 percent lack it. When an Rh negative mother has an Rh positive baby, antibodies may form and harm later babies. Erythroblastosis can cause severe anemia, enlarged spleen and liver, yellow skin, and brain damage, but many cases are treatable with Rh negative blood transfusions and exchange transfusions when needed. Discovery of the Rh factor has improved survival and early treatment can cure many infants.
A voiced horoscope predicts a powerful urge to alter life direction through novel ideas and bold actions. It warns of dramatic changes and celebrates creative breakthroughs, urging readiness without rashness for a striking personal career path.
A reflective piece contrasts Nietzsche on resentment’s speed with O Henry’s view of life as a blend of sobs sniffles and smiles, highlighting the dominance of personal emotion in daily existence.
Before buying furniture make a definite plan know what you want. You may not find the exact piece but a clear goal helps smart substitutions. The piece notes scenic wall papers of Bowling Green and amethyst colors along with earth tones predicted for the year.
Practical guidance for mothers on maintaining calm during toilet training and handling backsliding, plus reader questions on study speed and school athletics. It stresses timing, self-control, and consistent routines, with examples and a note on requesting a bulletin.
A photograph of the Rosney living room near Millwood Virginia shows a Valley style mantel five feet above the floor with wedge support planes. The room features Rosner Studios decor with a Romney portrait, Old Waterford lamps, chrysanthemums, and an antique French compote complemented by chartreuse walls and green blue hangings.
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