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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
6
Alice Denhoff presents easy salad ideas using bottled lemon juice and simple pantry items. Recipes include a Roman Salad with chicory, lettuce, blue cheese, and garlic croutons, a hearty lunch salad with avocado and eggs, and a bachelor’s salad with a lemon dressing.
Norfolk television segments feature Alice Brewer White promoting high protein, low cost foods like eggs cottage cheese and fish. Cooking demos include Lucille Clark presenting a buttermilk biscuit peach pudding recipe and a Southern style tomato juice cocktail and pot roast with side dishes.
Susan Bardens notes footwear trends for 1952 with gay casual styles in linen leather straw and denim. The three pictured pairs illustrate versatile outfits for day and evening wear and emphasize comfort, femininity, and spring to summer wearability.
A beauty column urges prioritizing eye care as essential to appearance. It notes eyes as a key feature, offering tips on enhancing their appeal and influencing others. The piece emphasizes careful habits and practical routines to maintain healthy, striking eyes.
Two furniture groups dominate a sofa styles guide, one low and casual the other high with a wood frame, suitable for lounging versus formal rooms. The piece describes Sheraton inspired backs, damask coverings, and pillow options, plus room lighting, and practical beauty tips for eyes and cosmetics.
Advice on selecting a hairstyle based on hair texture and weight. It notes that constant trouble keeping curls may mean favoring styles that require no curl, highlighting several stylish options available now.
A medical piece warns that head injuries can cause serious complications or death, though not brain tumors. It describes hemorrhage signs, urgent brain surgery to stop bleeding, and the need for immediate physician evaluation after any head trauma. It notes fewer mastoid operations now due to antibiotics.
The guide explains pressing lemons between the palms to release juice and squeezing the halves. It then describes washing ripe prunes, covering with water in a jar, sealing and refrigerating for a couple of days without cooking.
A discussion on reading aloud in schools and at home. It notes years of emphasis on silent reading, the impact on public reading ability, and potential benefits of memorizing Bible selections. The piece suggests high school students reading to younger classes and citing works by Charles Laughton as examples. It also provides guidance for helping a shy 15 year old talk with adult guests and promotes related reading lists.
The horoscopic reading notes signs of epic stades delays and stubborn situations but also opportunities for growth and development. It urges restraint and discrimination, with support from high places, and highlights birthday individuals' potential for outstanding success through controlled impulses and inspired action.
The article urges prioritizing high quality sleeping arrangements in vacation homes. It highlights double duty furniture such as sofa beds and combination mattresses, wall built bunk beds, roll away beds, and storage friendly designs to maximize space, ease hosting guests, and maintain restful sleep for families.
A fluffy freshly washed blanket can look like new, and appliques offer a fix for holes stains or burns. Cut small satin or crepe appliques in hearts or stars to match or contrast with the binding and add a decorative touch.
By defrosting your refrigerator every week you make the task easier and cut energy use. The habit reduces frost buildup and lowers running costs over time.
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