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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
10
Dr. Claud North Chrisman notes acne is a common teenage issue linked to oily skin and enlarged oil glands. Blocked pores form blackheads which inflame into pustules, often spreading across the face neck chest and back and causing social distress for youths aged fourteen to twenty five.
A health column urges diet restriction to control acne citing sweets fats and dairy as triggers. It prescribes avoiding cream sugar and soda fountain drinks while favoring meat vegetables fruit whole grains and modest bread choices plus soap mild astringent lotion and sun exposure for skin care.
Profiles for today recount Charles Bedaux, once a sandhog and soldier, who built an industrial empire in New York and Paris with the Bedaux System. He plans retirement at fifty, while hosting Wallis Simpson at Chateau de Conde and enjoying Africa travels and Scotland grouse shoots.
Mars winds signal spring yet irritate skin and eyes. Overheated spaces and light diets worsen dryness. Treat with eye lotion and cream massages, cleanse gently, use cocoa butter or olive oil, and leave cream overnight to absorb. Maintain skin and eye freshness through careful cleansing and moisturizing.
An uncle asks how to address his niece at work. The answer suggests establishing formality during business hours by having her call him Mr. Blank and him calling her Miss Miller to preserve the firm’s dignity.
Practical beauty advice covers shaping shadows along the nose to minimize irregularities and extending color to the eye area. The tips suggest thick makeup at night, then powder to set, plus a routine for weary shoppers involving hot and cold foot baths, eau de cologne, and foot powder. It also recommends a makeup apron, gloved hands with moisturizing cream, and by wearing gloves while performing chores or typing to combine tasks with skin care.
Judith Wilson guides readers through lunch options and a fried oyster recipe. Readers are urged to vary dishes to suit family tastes and traditions. The oyster method includes flour dusting, deep frying, and a pepper garnish with lemon.
A collection of classic dishes detailing Escalopes de Veau Chasseur Crepes Suzette and a Dessert Spice Cake recipe. Veal chops are seasoned and seared then finished in a slow oven with a mushroom onion sauce enriched by sherry. Crepes Suzette are folded pancakes with orange rind and sugar butter glaze. The cake blends dates nuts and citrus with spices and a lemon note.
The article advises rinsing the face with cool water then very cold tap water. It claims this sequence tones and stimulates the skin, noting the approach is suitable for an average, sensitive complexion.
Designers explore color manipulation across materials to achieve arresting effects. Lace gowns feature layered hues such as brick red over delphinium blue, beige over pink, and bright pinks like Molyneux’s Gaugain pink. Blues, greens, beiges, and creams anchor schemes from Patou and Paquin with seaside resort flair.
Crackers served with the salad or soup course should be heated to stay fresh and crisp. Before heating next time, sprinkle grated store cheese over the crackers and brown in a hot oven for a savory finish.
Trend reports menswear moving toward smooth back vests woven from elastic yarns. Elastic fabrics allow snug figure hugging fits and remove traditional rear straps and buckles from the design.
A mother argues that husbands share workload and stress, urging early planning for monthly getaways. She stresses doors open to polite visitors, and that a change of scene can prevent burnout. The piece urges tactful siblings and wives to support husbands during strain.
The note suggests washable woodwork and paint for kitchen walls and placing an ice box near the back door to ease ice delivery. It also recommends low hanging hooks and coat hangers so children can hang coats, promoting organized living.
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