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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1941
Page
7
The article answers reader questions on stomach ulcers focusing on peptic ulcers in the duodenum and stomach lining, explaining symptoms severity and differences from skin ulcers. It notes ulcers are common and vary in presentation with pain and distress central to the condition.
The text explains that ulcers start from a small break in the stomach lining and may result from infections, immune weakness, diet deficiencies, or prolonged stress. It notes spring recurrences and that nervous, irritable individuals are more prone, with men affected more than women.
The piece explains how nervous irritability can start a raw stomach spot that becomes an ulcer, with gradual progression over years. It notes how symptoms appear after long latent discomfort and sometimes fear of certain foods, then mentions upcoming column on ulcers. A separate note suggests planking the main dinner course with a savory meat loaf and baked vegetables for flavor.
Mrs Rosetta E Clarkson a Salt Acres Long Island Sound resident and author of Green Enchantment and A Modern Chronicle of Herbs runs extensive herb gardens attracting garden clubs and visitors. Her home features a three story profile a cook from India and a richly stocked herb collection and literary shelf.
The 1941 piece highlights butterfly motifs in purple red leather used on a top design, a navy leather belt trimmed with a red stripe and white stars, and a lariat belt finished with authentic braid at each end. The overall style blends patriotic and cowgirl inspirations across three accessory belts.
In New York Westminster Kennel Show previews at the Ritz Carlton feature dogs led by chic mannequins, with Mrs. Lillian Palmedo showcasing coat-coordinated costumes. Fashion notes highlight Lillian Palmedo’s style, couture details from the Persian Room dinner, and trends like fur trimming, crochet influence, veiled heads, open-toe slippers, and bold makeup choices.
Novel quick breads will enhance Lent menus with meatless days. The piece suggests adding chopped parsley to baking powder biscuits, which pair well with creamed fish. Serve hot biscuits split and filled with fish, topped with cheese and olives for appeal.
A meal plan highlights fried codfish with tomato sauce and baked potatoes with buttered beets. It includes baked cabbage with tomato and cheese and notes on simple vegetarian options.
A collection of home baking instructions describes making refrigerator rolls with yeast and a nut muffins batter. Instructions cover preparing dough, rising times, shaping into rolls, and baking at 375 degrees F for 20 to 25 minutes with dough kept in a refrigerator for later use.
A seven year old girl Linda who is vain about her copper colored hair refuses to change her hairstyle. Mother regrets a prior permanent in page boy. Family consultation and social input are advised to align on a single, flattering style.
Grace Moore, famed singer and actress, argues beauty comes from health, vitality, and inner glow. She details diet, garden produce, outdoor exercise, skin care, and relaxation practices used to maintain her youthful appearance amid demanding performances.
A reader asks about a new herb rinse that loosens the hair. it softens and adds body and enhances natural color. For access, send a stamped self addressed envelope to Beauty spa. A shipshape middy collar kit accompanies a nail care set with polish and enamel.
Marian Mays Martin argues that draft pressures push youths into rushed marriages. Parents, while concerned, should empathize with the urge to wed, persuade with understanding, and avoid forcing breakups. A year apart risks fading love and distrust in the union.
A fragment discusses war marriages and engagement timelines, arguing against rushing into matrimony for camp service. It cautions parents to guide disturbed youth and notes that some see engagements as the happiest period before a soldier leaves. It references Ripmedi Legge and cautions timing of betrothal.
The note outlines meal planning categories including canned foods, leafy vegetables, starchy staples, fruits, sweets, proteins and relishes to aid shoppers in organizing supplies. It emphasizes shelf availability for balanced meals.
A fragmentary note notes silverware with boiling water and a cat involved, suggesting a risky kitchen mishap. The readable text hints at a慎 situation where hot liquid and pet safety intersect.
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