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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1938
Page
9
Dr. Claud North Chrisman argues for a spring health campaign titled Used Mattress Week to promote real physical rest. He notes worn bedding worsens fatigue and urges replacing aging mattresses to improve well being.
The article argues sleep depth matters beyond rest and cites studies on students and guests showing sleep influences body and mind. It advises preparing mentally for slumber and avoiding emotional stimuli for light sleepers, then ends with Q and A on dating etiquette and ending phone calls.
The article surveys Admiral Nicholas Horthy, Hungary’s 69 year old regent, his naval past and public roles including land allotments for war veterans. It contrasts political reactions in Europe with a casual note on American anti Nazi sentiment. It also briefly mentions Lucille Ball’s fashion statement with sable accessories.
Beauty Q and A offers gentle cleansing guidance for blackheads and freckles with cold water finishes and sun protection. It notes freckles may fade if temporary, or persist if permanent, advising against harsh freckle creams. It also covers permanent hair removal options, bleaching, waxing, and adolescence-related changes, plus several meat based recipes for variety in meals.
A brief essay on how parental secrecy can leave a child feeling left out and anxious. It urges parents to speak plainly, avoid hiding topics, and withdraw from children rather than banish them. The piece also notes children deserve courteous treatment and trust to build confidence. It ends with a light culinary tip about Cucumbers crispness.
A practical guide on using skin tonics and lotions to keep skin clear. It describes tonic types for dry versus oily skin, application steps from cleansing to makeup, and the use of astringents for oily, blemished skin. Includes tips for home use and post facial care.
The piece surveys Paris and New York fashion trends with an upbeat tone, noting daytime silhouettes like the bolero and lingerie blouses, while evening wear features frills and past influences. It emphasizes wearable variety and playful, buoyant styling across sportswear and millinery.
A Paris perfumery house introduces a pink lip oil to combat chapped lips caused by spring winds. Apply a small amount to lips, let absorb briefly, then wear lipstick as usual for a dewy, smoother feel with daily use.
A brief bake method describes sprinkling chopped candied ginger over thin biscuit dough, spreading with butter, cutting into 1/4 inch by 2 inch strips, and baking quickly to serve hot. The directions emphasize a quick bake and serving warm.
Marian Mays Martin discusses Easter as a time for stock taking on New Year resolutions. She notes backsliders return to church, cites practical lessons from sermons, and warns against making money a god.
The Easter sermon at Riverside Church critiques sole focus on money. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick says money buys much but cannot buy inner worth or family integrity. He cites lists of modern sins from De Casseres Erskine and Mencken, highlighting envy, pride, and sloth as moral dangers.
Article discusses ways to improve ordinary white bread with milk for calcium and vitamins and dried fruits for iron. It notes figs add laxative qualities and suggests practical enrichment methods.
A vivid description of black feather motifs and braid curls used to decorate a smart suit. The design mirrors a silver fox on the lapels, with feather details along the collar, front, and hem, echoing caracal-inspired trim.
Practical notes on ironing curtains and dresses on the right side, making a cheese and chives sandwich with cream cheese on rye, and lighting a cake starting from the center and moving outward.
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