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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1941
Page
7
Dr Claud North Chrisman outlines arthritis treatments focusing on eliminating infections, alkalies and sedatives historically used, salicylates and iodides for inflammation, massage heat and light therapies, and the role of tonics, iodine, and metabolism in disease progression. He notes no definitive cause or cure.
Dr Whittier develops Ertron a form of vitamin D given in large doses to influence calcium metabolism. Tablets contain 50 000 units of vitamin D with a gradual dosing schedule and long time before improvement. results reported in pain and stiffness control. Additional notes describe rouge on fingers for stage makeup and sugared stuffed dates.
Finland’s Ryti, elected November 29 by 288 of 300 votes, is described as taciturn yet capable. Born 1889, he led finance and the national bank, earned a royal British order, and faces a country under Russian pressure with a need for strong leadership.
The article notes winter sports attire emphasizing simplicity and smooth tailoring. A pine cone brown covert slacks set is paired with a bright green lightweight flannel shirt. A calf fur spotted vest, matching belt, and pony fur shoes complete the ensemble.
A guide to potato dishes covering baked potatoes Suzette style with egg fillings, Dutch stuffed potatoes with frankfurters, broiled slices, scalloped potato with chipped beef, and oven fried potatoes. Includes prep tips on selecting bakers and finishing touches like paprika butter and cheese crumbs.
A thrifty main dish features baked potatoes scooped, mashed, and flavored. Shells are refilled nearly full with seasoned potato filling, an egg added to each, then baked to brown. See Miss Wilson's column for this recipe and more potato ideas.
Fashion borrows heavily from naval style with gold stripes on cuffs, sailor collars, and brass buttons. Navy motifs appear in belts and jewelry as women adapt mink and wool coats with light colored suits. The piece notes a patriotism trend and suggests graceful seating posture for teen girls.
A reader asks about plucking scant eyebrows. The guidance suggests a clean thin line following the eye socket, brown mascara or eyebrow pencil, bronze or blue-violet shadow at outer corners, emphasizing upper lash tips, and a subdued lipstick to preserve the face’s delicate features.
When Feeling Blue readers are urged to reset their mood with a new haircut and fragrance. Tips include updating styles from long fluffy looks to shorter chic rolls or curls, trying bangs, and adding simple accessories. Emphasizes beauty baths, perfumes, fresh flowers, and vitamin rich meals to brighten outlooks.
Government supports millions of working and married women with old age and survivor benefits under the Social Security Act. The article explains how the program helps women plan for retirement and ensures ongoing incomes, highlighting how knowledge of the act can reassure and empower those nearing 65.
The Social Security Board explains how the act covers wage earning women and wives of insured men. Unmarried women on covered jobs gain old age benefits and burial support. insured husbands provide benefits to their wives at 65. claims are filed at the nearest Social Security Board office or post office if needed.
A wife at 65 receives half her husband’s monthly benefit while alive. If she outlives him she gets three quarters of his prior amount as a widow. If he dies before she is 65 with no children, she gets a lump sum of six times his monthly benefit and begins 65 monthly payments equal to a quarter of his benefit.
The renowned violinist Erica Morini keeps her hands soft by applying a quality hand cream after every wash and at night she uses a mask made from the white of an egg.
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