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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1939
Page
9
Dr. C N Chrisman explains a lengthy digestion path from mouth to liver, detailing how fats, carbohydrates, and proteins are transformed. The liver acts as the central chemical hub, producing bile and distributing nutrients, with proteins potentially converted to sugars if carbs are scarce.
The recipe for a versatile bread pudding with bran and snow white meringue appears in Miss Wilson's column today. It is described as a favorite among the men and is best served with cream.
The liver aids in disposing of broken-down platelets and hemoglobin byproducts while supporting digestion and waste removal. digestion requires food to be liquefied for absorption and rebuilding into bone, blood, muscle, and brain, with failure causing unutilized material and bacterial growth risk.
A vintage style article describes a gold finished perfume case that fits a purse size bottle. The top flicks open like a cigarette lighter, revealing a perfume flacon. when closed the mechanism clamps the bottle to prevent spills.
Leftovers seldom just happen in a well managed kitchen. Sometimes extra bread or cold meat prompts a quick scalloped dish or meat dish for later meals. A spontaneous dinner or picnic can leave you with leftovers and ideas to repurpose into a new menu.
The article outlines a brown shetland coat with removable wool lining and a budget friendly style suitable for early fall. It then shares recipes and cooking tips for lamb terrapin, croustades, four square pudding, melba rings, and chicken croquettes with practical steps and serving ideas.
Myrna Loy catalogues a Paris shopping spree selecting evening gowns and daytime dresses from Balenciaga and Molyneux. She browses black brocaded faille, white organza with Valenciennes frills, and a white pique dinner gown, while society guests at the Eiffel Tower anniversary gala wear bustle gowns and high feather hats.
A parent child psychology piece argues that calling a child unmanageable reflects on the parent. It urges kindness and fair play over force, noting constant arguing harms health and character. Cooperation and affection build better behavior than coercion.
A quiz on proper dining etiquette covers entry order, arm offering, name introductions, and handling hot food. The suggested answers indicate women enter first, a man offers an arm to assist, no need to repeat names, and drinking water cools the mouth rather than removing hot food.
The piece reviews beach and casual men’s wear, promoting slack-shirt combos with hop-sacking blends, two-tone color options, and darker trousers with lighter slacks. It notes new colors like corn yellow, raw silk tussah slack suits, and a tropical mesh voile shirt, plus care details and suggestions for spectator sports. It outlines three general styles: conservative business dress, a bold haywire outfit, and practical summer wear choices.
Clear guidance on foot care routines before travel. Exercises to straighten toes, stretch arches, and improve circulation. Daily cleansing, warm salt soaks, cooling rinses, and nightly cream. Pedicure-like care, nail care, and choice of toe-friendly polish. Emphasis on proper footwear and possible shoe fitting with toe-room evaluation.
A green velveteen jumper frock with double shoulder straps and a swinging skirt stands out in the collection. Paired with a silk taffeta pin checked green and white blouse, the look reflects high fashion of the period. Original design by Marie Isola.
A columnist notes that modern women may propose marriage, arguing frank exchanges help couples, with Dr. Paul Popenoe’s theory cited. The piece questions traditional roles, suggests economic independence facilitates proposals, and hints at social shifts toward quicker, happier marriages.
A gentle guide suggests whitening water with ammonia drops and warm water. It also advises a thoughtful hostess to place an emergency sewing kit in the guest room for easy access.
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