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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1941
Page
7
A reader asks about symptoms and skin tests for tuberculosis. The doctor explains a positive skin test may indicate TB in any organ, and pleural disease like pleurisy can occur without lung involvement, needing an X-ray for clear evidence.
The writer wonders if pain is pleurisy or related liver or bladder issues and suggests complete spine X rays, then gall bladder if spine and ribs are clear. They discuss tuberculosis testing, a Mississippi patient, and possible infection from mouth nose or insect exposure requiring thorough oral nasal examination.
The author discusses prostatic disease in a Mississippi man, notes uncertain symptoms and age, and outlines usual treatments. It covers urinary antiseptics, uro tropin, sulfanilamide with soda, drainage or tea and anger ty saeane, and mentions a newer electrical method plus surgical removal as options, stating removal is the only cure.
A kitchen note describes shaping chicken mince into small marbles weighing about 6 ounces each then mixing with bread and seasonings before browning in hot fat. The method aims to produce ready to serve party appetizers with crisp edges and flavorful interior.
A kitchenette brief notes brushing crumbs from after toasters and keeping surfaces tidy. Mentions using a small paint for handy touch ups and ensuring good work in the toast area.
A 28 year old jazz band conductor Leighton Noble draws praise for his pleasant manner and leadership. While rehearsing at the Waldorf in New York his orchestra struggled when he revealed his personal life and marriage to Billie Grafton with a June baby on the way. The piece notes Noble plays piano and sings, hails from Pasadena, loves New York, and asserts his essential role to the band as Toscanini is to his musicians.
An item describes a hand blocked linen dress with awning width stripes in clean refreshing colors. Diagonal bodice stripes and generous skirt pleats create a modern personality beyond classic style.
Walnut torte with whipped cream between layers and garnish, using gran crumbs or zwieback. Walnut cake features grated carrots and a broiled topping with coconut and nut meats. Includes baking steps and serving ideas for leftovers.
The page presents a dinner menu including Tomato Soup, Baked Ham, Spiced Pears, Buttered Spinach, Baked Sweet Potatoes, Walnut Torte, Coffee, Swiss Steak, Glazed Carrots, Baked Potatoes, Salad, and Walnut Cake. It also includes a chocolate drop cookie recipe with detailed ingredients and steps and notes on serving, storage, and a plug for Miss Wilson's column.
Fashion notes from Sun Valley Idaho highlight sleek tailored ski wear among socialites led by Mrs H Stokes Lott and several prominent names. Downhill trousers dominate with long jackets gaining interest as lighter processed fabrics suit sunny, 9200 foot Baldy days.
A New York luncheon display by Merchant Tailors and Designers showcases spring styles for business and formal wear. Highlighted are matching honeymoon outfits, bold two toned linings, poly chromatic suit linings, and a sapphire blue velvet evening coat with coordinated cape and accessories.
Jacqueline Hunt advises matching lipstick to powder and rouge for a natural glow. She cautions blondes brunettes and brownettes to select shades aligning with their coloring, suggesting honey red for blondes and rascal red for brunettes, plus blue-tinged reds for olive or milky complexions.
When brown sugar replaces granulated sugar use weight for weight not measure for measure. Brown sugar is lighter than granulated sugar, so using measure for measure yields a denser drier cake and a moister result achieved by weighing ingredients.
A thrift strategy suggests saving tissue paper from wrapped citrus fruits for wiping grease from dishes and cleaning ashtrays. A banana with egg white beaten to stiff peaks makes a good substitute for whipped cream. Painting the inside of the garbage can extends its life, effectively doubling its durability.
Jane Herbert Goward argues for a strict, regular sleep schedule for children. The piece cites Dr. Allen Guttmacher on population and links parental bedtime firmness to a child's growth and health.
E Johnston Coil, director of the National Economic and Social Planning Association, argues that improving population quality is a key war aim. He notes birth control after the last war could raise physically fit soldiers and says democracy must embrace this plan despite opposition to birth regulation.
The piece argues that strong individuals should have more children to bear future duties rather than avoid them. It reflects on a troubled world in 1941 and contends that history shows resilience, with generations inheriting past debts and muddling through, while questioning fears of the future.
Side tied feature highlighted on a 1941 Fairchild ivory beige covert coat. Description notes long roll revers pockets lapel gadget and green jockey cap crop.
Advice on small gifts for a girlfriend birthday and a widow's wedding finances. It supports buffet use at luncheons with seating for bridal party and guests both served. Engraving stationery typically shows the address at the top center and sometimes a phone number. Water glasses need not be removed before dessert.
A fragment describes an idea for a kitchen improvement to keep the space cool and quickly rid it of fumes and odors. It mentions a sheep and a window but lacks coherent details or sources.
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