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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1955
Page
7
Helen Follett discusses current fashion fads and how to judge if they suit individual figures. She warns cat eye makeup and long torso silhouettes may flatter some body types while exaggerating others, and notes hair and necklines should flatter the wearer’s proportions.
Cleaning windows can use clear water or water with a drop of ammonia or a tablespoon of washing soda per pail. On very cold days a cloth dampened with wood alcohol works well but is costly. Soap leaves a film, so avoid it. Dry blankets and furs in an electric dryer at 140 degrees or higher to kill moths and deodorize stored garments.
Recipes showcase New Jersey sweet potatoes in three desserts. Includes Sweet Potato Spice Bread with raisins and nuts, Orange Glow Dessert with gelatin and orange flavor, and Chifton Pie Sweet Potato Chiffon Pie with meringue and orange juice concentrate.
A chef argues oysters are affordable and nutritious, equating a pint of shucked oysters to 114 pounds of quality meat in nutrition and cost. The piece presents two New England oyster dishes, Oyster Sauté and Oyster Macaroni Bake, with detailed preparation and serving ideas for 4 to 6 people.
Diabetes mellitus is now controllable with diet and medicine. Early detection is vital as symptoms include thirst frequent urination weight loss weakness vision changes and slow wound healing. The disease affects men and women of all ages including children, with over a million Americans under care and 250000 fully employed.
The article extols breast feeding as immunity and growth aid, noting fewer allergies and illnesses, stronger natural immunity, and easier parenting. It discusses hospital roles, medical authorities, and practical tips for balancing nursing with occasional bottle feeding and outings. It also shares reader Q&A on bilingual upbringing and timed punishment.
The column urges an upbeat view despite worry and cites a coworker’s advice to cut expenses and lighten work, with renovation and new equipment favored at home. It notes good business and finances through June, travel in July or August, cautious romance in September, and strong creative potential in November and December.
A receptionist in a casting office recounts a baritone who, after seeing a wife making money at home, begins peddling her dress-up aprons. He carries her wares to clients, selling them for two dollars while her business turns a modest profit. The story highlights a pin money hobby sparked by domestic routines.
A quick tip to stir in 1 cup finely diced celery in 2 tablespoons butter for about 3 minutes until crunchy, then mix with 3 cups drained cooked green beans. Season to taste. Also notes gentle handling of milk in creamy dishes. Planning anniversaries, wrap and freeze a piece of wedding cake for a year later.
With family life centered at home, utilize attic and basement areas for workshops, extra living room or music rooms. Gather usable old furniture, repaint, reupholster, and convert items like dining tables into a game setup. Bright fabrics and bold colors lift the space and create a higher feel.
The Child Study Association of America presents a sensitive book on explaining sex to children with truth and poetry. It handles delicate topics with dignity, includes eight pages of illustrations, and answers likely questions clearly.
A doctor explains that eating large amounts of candy will not cause diabetes but can disrupt a balanced diet. The guidance notes that diabetes occurs for other reasons and a diet must include all essential foods.
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