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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1939
Page
9
Article outlines how rheumatism attacks vary through joints and muscles, noting muscular rheumatism can mimic other ailments like lumbago and wry neck. It stresses exposure, posture, and careful examination to distinguish true rheumatic disease from secondary issues and advises cautious treatment.
The passage discusses heart and lung pain, muscle aches, and cautions about misreading symptoms as heart trouble. It cites rheumatism, uses of salicylates and heat therapy, and mentions vapors, hot baths, and liniments as treatments while noting caution when heart condition is suspected.
An etiquette note discusses whether to read a newspaper at the table. It advises reading only when alone or with permission and for important news that cannot wait, otherwise it is polite to refrain.
Edith Shatto King heads New York Welfare Council information, answering about 500000 questions yearly. Her team, including Miss Sara Marshall, provides free guidance on wheelchairs, services, and proper channels while avoiding matrimonial advice. King loves her job after a decade in the role.
Jacqueline Hunt suggests testing perfume on your skin to ensure it flatters your personality and mood. She advises selecting scents for seasons, applying after baths, and spritzing lightly for evenings. Readers may request perfume names and other spring options by mail.
A vivid fashion note describes after dark hats with a mauve pink and a fuchsia feather, velvet bands, and a matching fuchsia muff. It suggests a fuchsia flower on the muff, velvet-toned muff-bags, and tying small fuchsia violets at the wrist to echo the color theme.
An old menu outlines Lent season meals from Monday to Saturday featuring fish, eggs, and ham options. Dishes include baked fish, codfish cakes, shrimp cocktail, lamb chops, and multiple side items with coffee or tea.
Designers push streamline bustles blending Louis XV and 1880s influences with 1920s flair. The Lord Chamberlain’s court gathers see Dr Gunn designs as part of a Queen’s occasion fashion lead featuring white slip satin and silver bead embroidery.
A witty interpretation of an old French fable appears in printed silk. Red windmills and white baby bonnets drift across a black ground. The bodice and sleeves are knotted and draped, with front fullness creating a windblown effect.
Cauliflower stays white and nearly odorless when cooked in half milk and water with the liquid usable for soup or cream sauce. A kitchen table gains practicality by adding wheels or casters, allowing it to be wheeled from stove to sink or cabinet for convenience.
A younger observer describes letters from girls seeking advice on independence. Topics include choosing wardrobes and boyfriends, and the reader notes her mother’s trial and error approach. The piece closes with a claim that five sisters, including the narrator, are happy under this family dynamic.
A columnist argues that mothers should let daughters express views on curfews schools careers and personal choices. The piece notes friction in mother daughter discussions and suggests allowing eighteen year olds more input, citing a mother who married at eighteen as an example of early opinions shaping choices.
A fragment notes weight for a gem described as one fourth carat, indicating a measurement detail in a jewelry listing.
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