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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1939
Page
9
Dr Claud North Chrisman explains headaches arise from body irritation rather than brain disease. Common causes include fatigue from overwork, poor habits, eye strain, toxins, and faulty elimination. Rest, ventilation, and balanced activity with breaks or hobbies help prevent headaches.
The article links headaches to poor ventilation and low oxygen in closed spaces, plus hunger and irregular meals. It suggests three meals daily, eight hours of sleep, hydration with lemon water or sauerkraut juice, and caution on eye strain and glasses. It warns against self treatment and notes migraines require care.
Practical kitchen tips say to mix corn starch with salt to prevent sticking in damp weather. It also notes that string beans Cook faster when cut matchwise, and warns to remove Paragus from cans opened at the bottom to protect soft tips.
Erika Mann daughter of Thomas Mann emerged as a powerful writer and public figure. She wrote School for Barbarians on Nazi education and retrieved the Story of Joseph manuscripts, which Yale library now holds. She traveled the United States on tour and has applied for U.S. citizenship with her father’s grateful introduction.
A new version of the dirndl coat dress features cartoons inscribed across the fabric. The neckline and sleeves are trimmed with a plain color saw-tooth binding.
A vintage style feature promotes using dates in old fashioned dishes with a 1938 twist. It lists date based fillings for pastries, a date rice pudding, and a date enhanced dinner menu including shrimp and vegetables.
The guide urges meticulous prep after a bath and beauty nap, detailing base choices for dry or oily skin, careful foundation, rouge, and powder. It notes a porcelain finish via creamy foundation and liquid powder, plus matching neck and shoulders, and emphasizes even, blended application with a lighter shade on exposed areas.
A moral column on social behavior critiques showoffs who dominate parties. It contrasts loud self entertainers with gentler women and notes mechanisms of social pushback. ends with beauty product advice for lasting, weatherproof skin.
New York fashion notes urge practical school outfits for youth. Plaids dominate fall 1938 looks with jumper dresses, shirtwaists, and dirndls in cottons and wools while wool jersey dirnels rise in popularity for girls. Tweed coats gain detail and fur trim accents. Handbag trends favor ultra soft frameless styles in sling and drawstring designs. Leonard’s teen critique highlights parent child style tensions as a social style guide.
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