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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1937
Page
8
The article explains the body as a chain of glands and organs that must work in harmony after abdominal operations. It recounts Miss E H S of Texas who suffered colitis, gall bladder infection, and a difficult recovery after gall bladder removal, yet retains pain and discomfort in the gall bladder region.
Discussion notes the gall bladder infection linked to colitis and its removal leaving ongoing digestive discomfort. It recommends dietary adjustments and medical remedies including dilute hydrochloric acid, max vomicae, pepsin, and occasional alkali, with physician adjustments as needed.
Mrs. Augusta J. Fink, aged 65, receives a gold medal from TO GRAND STREET BOYS for the safest New York City driver. She has driven since 1903, claims about 100000 miles without an accident, and favors careful, rule oriented driving away from congestion in Long Island and Brooklyn.
A reader asks if it is old fashioned to say thank you and yes ma am. The answer suggests modern etiquette uses the person’s name like Mr Smith. A guest should tip a bellboy a dime at least. When a boy visits unexpectedly a girl should disclose her appointment before he settles in.
A black calf coat demonstrates autumn trend with a fitted to slightly flared hem and sleeves. The design features a novelty flare collar and shoulder-friendly shaping in nubby wool.
A dated office style guide urges American business girls to arrive prepared, avoid on desk grooming, and maintain tasteful appearance. It advises neat nails, no vivid red polish, minimal fragrance, light makeup, and modest jewelry while discouraging eye makeup and distracting habits.
Arrange hair softly with high curls on each side and avoid short cuts. Draw hair back if the forehead is nice, but keep fluffy curls. Do not pluck eyebrows and keep them neat. Use eye shadow on outer eyelids, apply rouge lower on cheeks, blend wide, and darken lips slightly center for round lips. A light rouge shading softens a long chin.
Paris dispatch notes dresses as foils for jackets and jewels, with accessory dresses driving fashion. Jewel gowns feature pearl strands and jewel clips. jacket dresses use severe black gowns with ornate short overcoats. Belts, embroidery, and furs return as key millinery and tailoring accents. sequin and paillettes rise in evening wear as velvet and broadcloth gain favor.
Weekend breakfasts feature hearty options like Baked Apples, Codfish Cakes, Poached Eggs on Toast, and Waffles. Recipes include Fin nan Haddie in Cream, Eggs in Casserole, Cornmeal Waffles, Meat Cups with Scrambled Eggs, and Cereal Cooked in Milk with oats.
Short cuts save laundry time by hanging a roll of paper towels in the kitchen. Potatoes boiled with jackets on should be split at center for flavor. The safest hook sewing uses a buttonhole stitch. Most fruit stains come out. A buttered pan prevents boiling over. Stir baking powder before measuring. Do not steep tea beyond five minutes. Salt meats start in cold water, boil quickly, then simmer, and require longer boiling than fresh meats.
Men weigh fall suit choices with double breasted jackets and high rise trousers as last year’s favorite returns. Sellers note variations in fabric with bold stripes and Glen plaids while stout men should avoid the DB cut. Single breasted jackets rise in popularity with lively colors and patterns.
Reader describes a gown built over black net and taf feta with high skirt fullness and indented waist, trimmed by chenille field flowers. A lament from a young woman asks whether to leave her unhappy home while keeping a loyal, decent image into adulthood.
The writer seeks guidance about dropping a steady boyfriend after her mother’s objections. The adviser urges a candid talk with the mother, asserts the adult right to personal happiness, and suggests understanding her mother’s possible health issues while demanding liberty to pursue love.
Billy explains he heated glue in a pot of water as his father instructed. His mother learns to listen before judging and to say yes when possible, fostering trust and harmony while still setting limits.
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