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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1941
Page
10
A health column explains intestinal walls and absorption, the risks of toxic infection, and the importance of exercise. It covers the anatomy from appendix to colon, how poor motility leads to fermentation and toxins, and notes the effects of laxatives and a sluggish gut.
The article warns that waste buildup can cause dull headaches nerves and skin changes with potential rheumatic or skin conditions. It advises laxatives in some cases and promotes long term habits like liquids, massage, exercise, and patient recovery while noting that proper methods can restore normal intestinal health for all youths seeking buoyant health.
Mrs Henry Epstein labor relations counsel to Mayor La Guardia steps in during a city bus strike affecting 900000 riders. A Goucher College graduate active in Aid Britain moves, she chairs welfare work and advocates for domestic servant compensation while maintaining a busy household and servants.
Soak lemon juice on stains then rub with salt before rinsing and washing. Use a vinegar boil to remove lime in a tea kettle. Steel wool lightly oiled cleans rusty coal stove ovens. Rub olive oil on stuffed peppers to prevent browning during baking.
In 1941 Fairchild offers a cotton knit baby tar outfit for ages 2 to 6. It features longies in solid color paired with a candy striped middy top and a laced front.
A 1950s style recipe feature showing a spicy Rice and Bacon Casserole with bacon crust, plus Macaroni and Cheese and Supper Casserole options. It includes step by step instructions, bake times, and serving notes for crowds, with prep ahead tips and accompanying dessert ideas.
Springtime perfume gifts are suggested for Easter, with Hyacinth Fragrance and other scents highlighted. Suggestions include elegant gift boxes, bath products, manicure sets, new polish shades, and decorative sachets. Practical tips advise selecting lasting feminine fragrances and using eau de cologne for daily refreshment.
A vivid description of spring fashion features a black and white polka dot tie silk edging a yellow toyo brimmed hat, with white dove wings and feathers trimming the pompadour toque.
New York society circles applaud elegant headpieces at two major events this week. Katharine Cornell led the audience with chic attire while Brenda Frazier wore a mink outfit complemented by a black tricorne hat. Mrs Byron Foy displayed a cherry themed ensemble with a cerise bow at the throat.
The piece highlights hair care tips and grooming routines for March including scalp ointment and keratin-brush brushing, plus sponge shampoo with almond-olive soap. It covers chic outfits seen at a Waldorf Astoria party with remarks on Venetian Blind dresses, red silk jersey outfits, and new V necklines, gloves, and fur trends.
Weekend picnics and trips are recommended to cure spring fever in boys. The piece urges outdoor activity such as digging in the earth, sun exposure, birdwatching, and visits to streams or parks to refresh energy and temper restlessness. It suggests avoiding truancy while offering supervised adventures after school or on weekends to channel energy into constructive, adventurous activities and return to class refreshed.
Spring vacations bring noise and disruption as newly released students flock home. Father, seeking peace, finds his space claimed by daughters and friends, leaving him with little room or time to himself in the house.
The piece argues parents must provide space for teenagers to entertain friends at home or nearby venues. It notes the duty to accommodate love interests, warns against overbearing limits, and urges families to rethink notions of correct behavior to keep youths from seeking mischief elsewhere.
A reflection on how modern young women view themselves compared to earlier generations. The piece argues customs change not always for the worse and that many women are not as hardened as seen, stressing understanding of the new order and allowing freedom at home. It also gives DIY advice: repair blankets by stitching centers and hems to extend life.
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