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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
8
Sune Wedding has engaged girls planning a June wedding with gowns from three Parisian haute couture designers. The cathedral train lace satin dress features a rounded back panel and three quarter sleeves. A reembroidered lace gown with high neckline and covered buttons leads to a belled skirt. The third lace gown offers a cathedral train and cape like collar with ruffled cuffs.
A foot doctor in the Port Authority bus terminal advises travelers to wear comfortable all leather shoes with air pores and medium heels for long trips. Get a chiropodist consult before travel to avoid coins and calluses, and shop for shoes at day’s end when feet are puffed for best fit.
A fabric softener claim notes a bottle-cap rinse for Percale sheets and pliable sailcloth garments. The health column warns alcoholism is a disease and lists six prevention rules from The Catholic Digest via Woman's Day. Also answered: chest swelling and ankle swelling may reflect tumors or kidney or heart issues needing physician exam. strained heart muscle implies a dilated heart.
In this column squash is highlighted as an inexpensive vitamin A source. It notes preparation methods including steaming boiling and baking with times 12-60 minutes and invites readers to request a cooking timetable via self addressed stamped envelopes.
Three quick and easy cheese based entrées with meat biscuits and baked biscuit pies. From meat biscuit bake to frankfurters deluxe and little chef bake, using sharp cheddar Swiss and ready to bake biscuits with tomato sauce horseradish mustard and pickles.
A widow named Mrs. T, with two married daughters and a son in the Army, reflects on overgiving and her lack of schooling. She hid her talent for child care behind free babysitting until her husband and her own resolve forced a business shift. She now promotes paid babysitting with a pamphlet opportunity.
If the shoe polish in the can becomes hard place the open can in a warm not lighted oven. The fragments will melt together smoothly and be as good as new when cooled.
Editorial discusses the debate over starting children before the official school age. It cites studies from Education by Boyd R. McCandless showing underage entrants excel academically but face limited social gains, advising caution and noting teachers view early start as potentially harmful. It also offers parental guidance on children’s reading and behavior issues.
The horoscope notes restrictive influences in personal relationships reducing social gains. If tomorrow is your birthday, push ahead with plans for long term career and finances. Develop contacts, exploit ideas, and aim for agreements by early October with benefits foreseen.
A compilation of luncheon salad ideas by Alice Denhoff detailing two ready dishes and three quick options. The first combines hot mushrooms with cottage cheese and chives on greens, the second offers a bologna or ham mold with celery and peppers, a third avocado and tomato filling with celery, and garnishes such as watercress and endive.
The Bookshelf highlights How To Tell Time by Jane Werner Watson with pictures by Eleanor Dart, a 25 cent Simon & Schuster Golden Book with a paper clock. Also featured is Little O by Edith Unnerstad with Louis Slobodkin, priced at $2.50 from Macmillan, for ages 6 to 10.
Dermatology minded tips suggest rotating footwear to air out shoes and reduce odor. Wearing white socks is recommended for perspiring feet to avoid dye irritation from colored socks.
A kindergarten scene shows a boy playing Father to Betsy in a Mother and Father game. The girl cries after being hit when offered coffee, and the teacher asks why. The incident hints at early social roles and conflict among five year olds.
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