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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1939
Page
10
Dr. Morris Fishbein of the American Medical Association discusses why medical care remains costly and not as accessible as desired. He cites rising leisure spending, credit strain, and changes in housing as factors. He notes longer life expectancy, more employable adults, and higher hospital costs from new equipment.
The 1938 health reports are praised as the best ever and compare favorably with other nations. Most Americans live within thirty miles of hospital care despite uneven county access. The era notes rising auto ownership, a high fatality rate from motor accidents, and growing emphasis on diet and resource conservation.
The guide answers six etiquette questions. Refreshments may be placed either against a wall or in the room center. a man rises for distinguished visitors. wedding announcements come after the ceremony. stay as long as the invitation states. both maid and matron of honor are rare. and printed cards of thanks are considered good taste for donors.
In New York City two current productions present rival visions of Americanism. The American Way follows a German immigrant who achieves wealth yet dies resisting fascists. Life and Death of an American centers on Jerry Dorgan, a working-class youth whose rise is stalled by industrial and wartime pressures, ending in a fatal clash with police.
In handbags Schiaparelli showcases musical accents as high spots in accessories. Some bags feature miniature accordions and another carries a top shaped like tiny piano keys.
This piece advises graduates on poise and appearance for first job interviews. It emphasizes sober dress, neat hair, clean hands, subdued makeup, and conservatively styled outfits. Practical tips include keeping nails clean, using minimal makeup, and maintaining a polished, professional overall look.
A fashion vignette from the World’s Fair scenes describes outdoor social events in New York. Readers note a trend toward floral inspired headwear with daisies, violets, orchids and bold black white contrasts. Notable figures like Mrs Christin Hewitt and Mrs Stewart McNamara are cited among decorative ensembles and color notes.
Ida Cantor shares secret cooking guidance for her husband Eddie Cantor and Hollywood life. She outlines precise measuring and timing, offers Eddie favored pineapple omelet and trout recipes, and notes their silver wedding anniversary in June in New York.
A 1939 Fairchild description features a youthful ensemble with a black rayon jersey fitted sweater blouse paired to a full gathered plaid skirt in green red and navy on white crepe. A bright necklace accents the severe neckline.
Beauty tips advise that for normal conditions a weekly wash suffices. Clean bristles with a towel, remove hairs, and rinse in warm soapy water then air dry. In dusty air or scalp conditions, wash daily and dip in antiseptic solution.
A mother notes her year old daughter favoring the father while she does most care tasks. The piece suggests encouraging shared work and play to balance affection and reduce parental resentment. It also reflects on modern social debate and the shift from private to public discourse.
The article notes that divisive topics like divorces arise in gatherings and make some participants uncomfortable. It argues personal attacks spoil conversations and that those who become abusive lose friends, causing meetings to break up to avoid open conflict.
As ginghams rise in popularity a craze develops for white pique in New York store fashion shows. The cotton is recommended for play clothes beachwear and town wear with simple dress styles and bright brass or pearl burns.
Read guidance on preparing furniture for summer by sealing holes in linings and upholstery. Address moth entry risks, and consider using adhesive tape to secure loose linings and prevent damage.
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