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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1940
Page
9
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains nails grow from the root and how infections, dry skin and vitamin deficiencies affect brittleness. She notes vitamins A B and D are key, lists foods rich in A, and offers nightly soaks with rose water and glycerin plus olive oil applications as remedies.
Veal cuts such as breast shoulder neck flank and shank are priced low for spring. The article notes veal flavor quality and suggests long slow cooking or ground veal formed into drumsticks for broiling or sautéing. It highlights an economy Sunday dinner of oven braised veal with browned potatoes and lists weekly menu items.
Accent the upper lip arch slightly to shape a large mouth and keep the lower lip within bounds. Choose a subdued lipstick or two harmonizing shades with a brighter shade on the upper lip. Nails: irregular spots chip first. brush off excess polish at tips and sides. Use an orange stick to tidy cuticles while polish is wet.
Readable items include Banana on Ready to Serve Cereal French Toast with Sugar and Cinnamon Milk Coffee Broiled Fish Fillets with red Green Beans Buttered Beets Mashed Potatoes Fruit Salad Cup Cakes and Coffee.
A kitchen line lists Pineapple Juice, Hot Cereal, Soft-Cooked Eggs, Corn Muffins, Butter, Marmalade, Coffee, Grilled Frankfurters, Hot German Potato Salad, String Beans, Lemon Butter Sauce, Rye Bread, Butter, Orange ‘nomes, Layer Cake and Coffee.
The article notes military red tones and vivid mid blues used in accessories such as hats and handbags. Gold pail hats and gloves accompany navy outfits while gold necklaces pair with dark costumes, creating coordinated color themes across ensembles.
New York fashion column surveys spring dress styles with frilled necklines and bold stripes, notes on comfortable summer cuts, and forecasts for fabrics from cotton to sheer silks. It profiles personal shopping innovator Jane Engst and her growing service, plus remarks on party wear, gaps between classic and modern silhouettes, and Paris reports on mid season openings.
Article advises college girls to improve appearance and manners to win summer jobs. It covers grooming, wardrobe choices, hair, skin care, discreet makeup, and a polished presentation for interviews and early employment.
High style tailoring goes into this year's play clothes featuring a silk and acetate crepe ensemble. A one piece shorts and shirt play suit with toast color and a natural skirt with a light tan leather belt.
Marian Mays Martin argues against parroting a husband’s views and fears in childrearing. The piece urges women to foster self reliance and calm guidance, warning that panic can transfer to children and hinder their confidence and common sense development.
The piece critiques women who discuss news but avoid personal plans. It notes husbands complain about repetitive chatter and echoing their words. It asks why women seldom voice independent opinions and suggests they favor a man’s view over other women.
A vintage sewing note explains quick simple enhancements for spring dresses. It details making collar and cuff sets from printed voile using two 18 inch squares, hemming, folding, and snapping them to neckline and sleeves for adjustable, professional-looking accents at little cost.
The piece urges women to think for themselves in politics rather than parroting others. It argues women are citizens first, voters second, and should study facts, ask questions, and understand world events before casting an intelligent ballot. It stresses responsibility beyond domestic roles.
Crisp new house coats match slip covers in blue or rose and white stripes. They are cut in the fitted and flared princess style and priced very affordably.
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