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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1937
Page
9
Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains acute or chronic nephritis as progressive kidney tissue shrinkage common with aging. He notes high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis follow and that once advanced, remedies are limited, but early detection can delay progression and extend comfortable life.
The article argues that nephritis progress can be slowed with simple medicines and prevention. It emphasizes moderation in diet and fluids, notes many cases go undetected until insurance exams reveal high blood pressure and protein in urine, and urges limiting salt to lower fluid needs and liquor intake.
The reader asks if fiances with concurrent travels should share the same hotel when itineraries cross in a game town. The reply suggests using event hotels to align quarters. The second query on mother’s dress for a church christening advises a street costume appropriate for church ceremonies.
Talbot Lake Uess profiles Homer 8. Martin once a Baptist minister and hop step and jump champion now heading the United Automobile Workers. Once a Kansas City pastor he moved to the auto plant, rose through union ranks to John Lewis’ top lieutenant and president. He battles injunctions from sit down strikes while meeting with Governor Murphy and General Motors’ Alfred P Sloan Jr. The piece questions how his Baptist past fits his current prominence.
Cleaning enamel and porcelain surfaces requires mild cleansers on soft cloths. Avoid harsh solutions as they can wear the finish and make water stains harder to remove.
Marian Mays Martin reports on a couple labeled a public nuisance for their quarrels. The story recalls a pair who were forced to move eighteen times in two years due to disturbances.
A magistrate suggests separating quarreling parents to end the conflict. The piece argues fathers must engage with their children, learn baby care, and overcome reluctance. It emphasizes that every child needs a father and a father’s view helps them grow.
A reader letters piece discusses quarrels as a stimulus for certain temperaments and the differing dynamics between men and women in domestic conflict. It cites a letter from Joan, engaged to a man named for consideration, who worries frequent quarrels may doom their marriage at Haster.
A practical guide advises self-study to improve appearance, focusing on brows, hair, and grooming. It suggests neat, defined brows, a flattering coiffure tailored to the face, regular shampooing and proper tonics, and mindful wardrobe choices with well-pressed dresses and lingerie.
The article blends makeup guidance for outdoor activities with fashion notes for travel. It covers applying tinted cream foundation, rouge, and powder for a fair look, shaping lips with lipstick to appear fuller, and choosing natural shades. It also comments on changing travel attire toward practical outdoor styles and potential pants in new trailer fashion.
A holiday balance guide offers apples citrus and vegetables as counteractive foods. Recipes include Zippy Salad with celery grapefruit and lemon dressing, Pea Timbales with mushroom cream sauce, and Lamb Apple Relish Sandwiches. Also minty fruit cocktail and pineapple ice cream ideas are provided for light meals after feasts.
A white pleated chiffon debutante gown with sparkling gold bands replaces traditional silver. The gold accents lend a fresh, bright look to the festive party dress in New York society events.
Practical hints cover cleaning with a single large pane window, removing ink by banana skin rub, reviving wilted flowers by dipping stems in boiling water before recutting in fresh water, and making olive oil more palatable with a pinch of salt for cooking or dressing.
The writer urges breaking off a volatile engagement no matter the attraction. They warn that constant quarrels, temperamental clashes, and lack of control or willingness to compromise doom marriage prospects.
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