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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1955

Page

9

Brighten and Welcome Your Hallway With Simple Decor

Home decorating tips show the foyer as a bright inviting entry that sets a home’s tone. Use washable walls and floors pale pastels or bold florals and select compact furniture like a console table chair or umbrella stand to create a cheerful usable space.

Mince Meat Roll and Pink Lemonade Punch Menu Ideas

Party planning notes offer easy dessert ideas for guests including a Mince Meat Roll with simple prep and a Pink Lemonade Punch that yields about 24 cups. Also suggested are cup cake clowns with frosting and toppings and glamorous sundaes requiring minimal ingredients. The recipes start with breaking mince meat and simmering with water.

Horoscope Forecast for 1955 Travel and Social Prospects

Tomorrow brings improved social, romance, and domestic prospects with favorable financial decisions after careful analysis. The piece blends miscellaneous recipe instructions with a dated astrological outlook suggesting travel opportunities, home changes, and September property highlights, ending with a note on a magnetically endowed child born that day.

Parents Address Sleep Habits Quarrels And Child Discipline

Readers submit questions on bedtime intrusion by toddlers and sibling quarrels among eight year olds. Advice covers daytime engagement, consistent bedtime rules, and open communication. Also guidance on encouraging self defense, offering apologies, and handling rare mispunishments.

Opportunities Grow From Natural Home Teaching Interest

A Midwest woman shares how a spontaneous interest in teaching led to a home nursery school. After calming frightened children in a doctor’s waiting room, the pediatrician saw her talent, approved the idea, and now she runs a morning group of eleven children with steady earnings.

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Eat Less and Enjoy Desserts by Smaller Portions

A kitchen column suggests trimming portions to save 500 to 700 daily calories without hunger. It advises using smaller dishes, baking mini desserts, and serving pie in wedges to maintain balance while enjoying favorites. A sample menu for tomorrow includes fruit, bacon, casserole, beans, and a chocolate fluff pie with a quick piquant mustard sauce.

Household Fish Buying and Can Opener Care Tips

The guide recommends lean firm fish such as perch carp cod flounder haddock pike sea and striped bass for cooking or broiling and basting with melted fat. It says both fat and lean fish are good for frying and advises washing can openers after each use with soap and hot water cleaning the blade to prevent contamination and oiling wall or hand model mechanisms periodically.

Beauty and Fashion Tips for Petite Women in 1930s Style

The article urges small women to embrace a delicate, youthful look using light makeup and avoid heavy hairstyles like chignons. It favors the shaggy Italian cut, slim shoes, and bright summer colors while warning against weight gain and the long torso silhouette. It promotes a small waist as a key beauty asset.

Beauty Bargain for Hair Care Tips and Shampoo Frequency

The article argues frequent shampooing is harmless if soap is fully rinsed and hair dried promptly. It cautions against rigid schedules like never or weekly washes and urges care to match appearance needs.

Monkeys and More in 1960s Children’s Bookshelf Review

The feature covers MONKEYS by Herbert Zim with Gardell Gottlieb, ages 8 to 12, describing monkeys as fascinating primates and outlining care and feeding notes. It also mentions A PONY FOR TONY by William Gottlieb, a Little Golden Books title in rhyme about a boy’s West visit and cowboy dream.

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