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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1937
Page
8
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains sun rays and sunlamps aid health when used properly. Ultraviolet light helps vitamin D formation and calcium balance. heat and infrared rays ease pain and boost circulation but overuse can hurt lungs and skin conditions. Eskimos show diet impact on teeth and bone strength with sun exposure.
The author argues that humans can thrive without direct sunlight as long as foods are sun ripened and grown in the sun. He warns that fruits and vegetables picked before maturity ripen in warehouses and trains, losing essential healthful elements from insufficient sunlight.
A guide advises girls to offer a polite excuse to decline a dance, such as fatigue, then sit out or retire briefly to avoid hurting feelings. It also notes that the modern custom favors quick gestures, suggesting to simply shake hands with gloves on and avoid apologies.
Dizzy Dean, a 26 year old pitcher from Holdenville Oklahoma, is back in good standing with his team after a signing controversy over an apology. His wife Patricia runs his business, earns 150 dollars a day, and has saved 100000 dollars. Patricia also built a chain of beauty parlors and manages the finances as Dean credits her for his growing wealth. Dean, who has been in baseball five years, jokes about owning a club with brothers Paul and himself.
The article recounts Eddie Lenz, Hollywood makeup artist, on using age old cosmetic techniques to harmonize colors with natural skin tones. It emphasizes naturalness, tonal harmony for powders rouge eyeshadows and lip color, and shaping to create an oval face with makeup tricks to adjust facial proportions.
The reader seeks a way to slim a round face while remaining slender overall. The guidance recommends styling with upward swept hair layers and rolls, concentrating makeup on the center of the face, emphasizing the upper lip bow with lipstick, added mascara and eye shadow toward the center and inner eye corners, and soft triangular rouge placement under the eyes toward the jawline. Dress lines with low V or square necklines to flatter the look.
New York based designer Molyneux presents don t dress for dinner costumes with sheer dresses and three quarter length cape and jacket ensembles in black navy and white. Sheer marquisettes chiffons and nets in washes with new colors light blue candy pink and maple sugar lead the dressy afternoon groups suited for graduation and summer wear. Black dominates the summer trend with usage across sheers cottons and linens, including embroidered lace and dyed trim.
A vintage luncheon menu featuring egg salad with layered onions, a light French dressing, and a pineapple citrus custard, plus green salads with cucumbers and tomato jelly rings. Also includes anchovy dressing and a fruit and marshmallow dessert roll.
The menu lists a luncheon with tomato bouillon hot cheese biscuits frozen fruit salad and iced coffee. Dinner features pineapple appetizer broiled sirloin steak scalloped potatoes and ice cream cake with coffee.
A wedding gown expert urges planners to envision the scene around the altar and have attendants wear harmonious colors. The maid of honor should wear a light pastel for contrast, while four bridesmaids favor pale shell pink, yellow, gold, pale orange, or warm beige, with the bride in white.
A college graduate recalls how polite inquiries to Big Business offices were thwarted by rude gatekeepers. She describes gum chewing telephone operators blocking access and requiring personal details before meeting any employer. The letter highlights obstacles for women seeking entry in New York offices.
A writer recalls rude treatment by Big Executive offices and indifferent reception in New York. He contrasts town courtesy with Manhattan brusqueness, notes saleswomen and receptionists faced with hostile attitudes, and argues for better access to business leaders to hear potential deals.
The author argues for equal training of boys and girls in neatness and manners. She urges parents to model orderliness, praise small efforts, and teach children to care for their personal belongings, believing such habits endure into later life and ease parental work.
Georgia screen star Dirie Dunbar attracts attention in a water sprite modeled swimsuit. The one piece knit design is praised for a flattering fit and ease of swimming.
A broiler should be treated like chops or steak and broiled or fried for best results. Dry heat prevents overcooking and preserves flavor and tenderness. Milk fed birds have fat distributed through the muscle, unlike corn fed birds where fat remains under the skin and may render away.
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