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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1937
Page
8
A nationwide group urges special diet fresh air and rest to ward off tuberculosis. Teachers nurses and physicians stress attention to underweight and tired children showing breathing fatigue or protective postures. Over half a million active TB cases exist in the country. Mothers nurses teachers and doctors are advised to bolster defense measures for affected children.
Recommendations stress vigilant watchfulness and hospitalization when possible, plus modern detection and prevention. Emphasizes adequate nutrition, fresh air, rest, sleep, and proper food with milk, vegetables, cereal, bread, potatoes, citrus, tomatoes, and occasional meat. Notes fats and oils, including olive and cod liver oil, support recovery. Continuous elimination, relaxation, water, air, and sunshine reinforce a stable mind.
A shower hostess plans the show invites guests calls at home for the occasion and arranges tea or luncheon and may suggest gifts such as kitchen utensils lingerie books or miscellaneous articles. For table silver brides may mark with her initials M J J or M J W depending on whether using maiden or married name.
ED SMITH sits in a hotel lobby as a bellboy calls him and he gathers three other men named Fred Smith. The group forms a Fred Smith club to avoid mail and delivery mix ups, honor wives, and celebrate their shared name. Members range from a doorbell fixer to three Fred Smiths in Who's Who, including a blacksmith.
A practical guide urging readers to exercise regularly to avoid a corpulent figure. It suggests brisk outdoor walks in any weather, sensible clothing, and a series of simple doorway and balance exercises. Start with short sessions, then gradually add repetitions to strengthen posture and target the waist and thighs.
A reader asks about managing dry skin. Advice suggests rich night cream, gentle massage with upward lifts, leaving cream on 15 minutes, rinse with ice water, weekly ice wrapped in gauze massage, and using ice cold lemon juice as an weekly bleaching astringent option. Ramona requests thigh and hip sliming exercise. guidance prescribes straight posture with arms raised, squats to near sitting on heels, then return to stand, gradually increasing repetitions as muscles strengthen.
This feature urges changing daily menus with new combinations and spices from the pantry, encourages introducing at least one foreign dish, and offers starter recipes like Cape Cod Pot Roast Spinach Cheese Balls Oatmeal Pie Crust and an Appetizer Salai marinated grape and avocado salad to broaden family meals.
New York hosts a fashion note on holiday party wear for college girls home for New Year’s Eve. Velvet reefers and long velvet front coats dominate, with sparkle boleros and hooded looks rising in popularity. Off-the-face hats and bordered hems anchor trends, while resort frocks feature bright contrasting hems for stylish finishes.
A gown features a diagonal striped net flare with a matching taffeta jacket. The dress hemline includes a taffeta border repeated along the edge for coordinated styling.
Water stained bottles may be cleaned by filling them with water and borax and letting them stand a while. Before Moring silverware, try wrapping it in a cloth with a few drops of camphor on the roll. This prevents tar nishing. A rocker will not mar the floor if the rockers are waxed. A quick way to mop up a flooded floor is by using news papers to absorb the water.
Modern women note that busy executives often have time to help with community affairs. A campaign director remarked that it is the busy men whom they want to recruit for drives like the Y M C A and Red Cross.
Jane Herbert Goward reflects on family finance and independence, noting how parental control can breed ingratitude. The piece contrasts a son’s wish to pay his own way with a mother’s claim that the home is not a boarding house, then shifts to advice on reducing daily stress. It advises cultivating an unhurried, composed manner to improve handling interruptions and daily tasks.
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