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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1951
Page
8
A vintage guide highlights bath products from salts to brushes, lotions, and powders. It stresses cleansing the skin, warm soaking, nail care with orange wood sticks, and trimming nails straight across to prevent ingrown edges.
Do not wash hair with soap or oil based preparations before a home permanent. A film on hair may retard action of the waving lotion and affect results.
Abundant dairy in June inspires cheese centered luncheon dishes. Recipes include Grilled Cheese Delights with olives and mustard sauce, Asparagus with Almond Cheese Sauce, and Potato and Cheese Souffle. Each uses American cheese, butter, milk and simple pantry ingredients to serve six.
Advice column urges parents to slowly desensitize babies to separation without punishment. Mothers told to let fathers or familiar adults care for the child, gradually increasing time apart, and to avoid spanking while guiding a child toward social interaction and tolerance of others.
A two part oral hygiene quiz from the Greater New York Oral Hygiene Committee tests parental knowledge and actions on children's dental health. Part A asks knowledge questions about teeth growth, decay, diet, psychology, brushing and fluoride. Part B asks about actual dental care actions for kids.
Food column touts chuck beef as superior value to hamburger citing fat water waste in store ground meat. Home grinding twice improves tenderness and yield. Includes dinner menu and recipe for French tart pastry and poached strawberries with step by step preparations.
A health note explains canker sores arise from a virus infection linked to herpes simplex and lowered resistance. It notes common treatments such as zinc chloride delays and camphorated phenol, with relief from a balanced diet, fluids, vitamin B complex, and medical evaluation for chronic diseases.
A vintage cooking note suggests toasting frankfurters in bread with mustard and butter, held by toothpicks. It also covers pork chops with onion celery salt and poultry seasoning, and braising pot roast or Swiss steak with flour dredge, browning, onion rings, liquid, and long slow cooking.
The text urges practical ideas and well planned aims to attract support from influential people. It advises thorough preparation before seeking higher approval or funding, notes potential initial friendliness with possible counter proposals, and highlights a birthdayChild born today as practical, energetic and ambitious.
A fisherman dragging in his catch near Pensacola Florida dropped a cigarette lighter into the Gulf. Five minutes later his companion hauled in a 15 pound grouper and found the lighter inside the fish.
A reader shares practical advice for sewing jersey fabrics. Tips include choosing pre shrunk wool, avoiding tight patterns, careful pattern placement, folding along the center rib, using fine needles and mercerized thread, stitching from the bottom up, reinforcing edges with tape, and allowing garments to rest after fitting before hemming.
A compact reflection on how talk can tire listeners and how self judgment differs from others judgments. The quotes by Lord Chesterfield and Longfellow contrast speaking and deeds, urging restraint and measured ambition.
Lois and William Katzenbach present a guide for selecting wallpaper that complements room architecture and furnishings. The book emphasizes pattern, texture, and color to harmonize walls with the home, including illustrations and twelve full page color samples ranging from Williamsburg restoration to modern abstract designs.
A window treatment tip suggests choosing affordable fabric if yardage is limited, arguing better to have no drapes than skimpy ones. Instructions describe washing yarn by squishing suds through strands and then rinsing, wringing, shaking, and drying. Also advised is brass polishing with vinegar and salt, followed by rinsing and polishing.
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