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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1941
Page
7
A medical feature by CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN, M D explains neuralgia including trigeminal facial neuralgia, sciatic, brachial nerve pains. Attacks come on suddenly with intense shooting pain, causing immobilization and fear of breathing. The piece notes varying frequency and impact on work.
The text outlines partial success of early facial neuralgia remedies including tincture of ite and tri chiorethylene inhalation. It describes application methods on gauze, patient rest, and possible dizziness. It mentions injections of alcohol into the nerve sheath and a procedure called resection as last-resort options.
A simple mixture of fresh grated American cheese chopped olives and a touch of cream creates a rich sandwich spread. The combination yields a smooth savory topping suitable for crackers or bread as a small, flavorful addition.
General Georges Catroux, Free French leader in the Middle East, urges French troops to fight Nazi- dominated forces in Syria. He notes 80 percent opposition among Syrians and calls for steadfast action, declaring each soldier must do his bit for the country.
A 1961 Fairchild copyright description details a sheer black velvet dance frock by Patricia Perkins with off the shoulder decolletage and a candy striped red and white taffeta trim. The skirt hangs straight but ends in a wide striped hemline matching the top ruffle.
A vintage buffet feature details a Tongue and Mushroom Supper Loaf recipe plus a separate Individual Frozen Fruit Salad. The loaf blends tongue with mushrooms in a tomato mushroom gelatine mold, served with greens and selected condiments.
Instructions describe meat loaf tomato sauce buttered beets baked macaroni and cheese celery chocolate pudding and coffee. Include freezing steps and serving on lettuce with cherry garnish. Also provides macaroni cheese bake with breadcrumbs and Swiss tomato salad with onion nutmeg cayenne and mayo on lettuce.
A Miss Wilson column presents a tongue and mushroom supper loaf using pele spar ling gelatine for a festive party table. The recipe is described as easy enough to satisfy the busiest hostess and serves as a buffet blessing.
A fact note states 1042 quarts of milk yield a pound of butter and 442 quarts produce a pound of cheese, illustrating dairy conversion ratios.
The article urges wearing cotton as a patriotic choice and links fabric softness to modern fashion. It notes cotton suits many roles from workwear to luxury, with a warning that some prefer severe tailored outfits, while recommending pique jackets to complete summer wardrobes.
Mushrooms are slowly sautéed in butter to create a rich butter sauce that enhances fresh vegetables with a savory, silky finish. The simple method highlights the mushrooms while adding depth to the dish.
George J. Fitzgerald of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Feet offers summer foot care tips. Dry moisture with alcohol or salt rinse, dust with foot powder, scrub daily, and alternate hot and cold baths. Wear shoes with a wider last and broad toe and ensure heel and instep fit snugly.
A 1940s style guide urges readers to improve posture and skin, with exercises to straighten the spine and strengthen the upper back. It advises fashion choices such as square necklines and puffed sleeves, plus subtle shoulder movements and breathing to enhance a flattering figure. It also suggests serving cheese platters for guests with Camembert and Swiss, noting Liederkranz as a noted American-developed cheese.
Jane Herbert Goward discusses tact as essential for harmony in family life and warns against confusing make believe with real incidents. She uses a babysitting example with a toy lamp and a cat to illustrate how children test truth and imagination.
The text warns that reminding a spouse of former lovers or past beauty is tactless and dangerous. It argues men dislike living in a wife’s past and that tactless friends who highlight it threaten harmony, even when their remarks seem trivial.
A fragmented debate mentions a woman critic calling for isolationism while another speaker questions tact and supply. The text questions milk products comprising over a quarter of annual principal foods and notes cheese and butter consumption trends since 1930.
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