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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1937

Page

10

History making turning point at virus symposium

Dr Edwin Conklin of Princeton lauded as a leading figure at a Y American Philosophical Society meeting in Philadelphia He and Dr Stuart Mudd of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine described three new methods to destroy bacteria and confer immunity without destroying their substance The discourse highlighted advances poised to shield people from disease

Y* American Philosophical Society Philadelphia Edwin Conklin Princeton Conklin American Association For the Advancement of Science Stuart Mudd University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Mudd

New Vaccination Breakthrough Uses Sound Waves

Scientists reveal three methods to extract antigens from disease germs for vaccines. One method uses intense audible sound to disintegrate bacteria, then drying freezing and grinding to isolate protective elements. A rapid centrifuge separates the beneficial components for use in prevention or treatment.

New Ultra Centrifuge Aids Virus Study

Dr. Ralph Wyckoff described a cream separator converted high speed device enabling preparation of pure viruses without chemicals. The machine opens new fields in virus research and helps explain why using one virus before another may fail, offering insights into virus relationships.

Ralph W. G. Wyckoff

Modes and Manners: Stationery Gifts and Soufflé Meaning

A reader asks about suitable stationery for a man and whether monograms are proper. The answer favors plain white note paper with matching envelopes and suggests initials stamped at the top center. The second inquiry defines soufflé as a dish made with beaten eggs and baked.

Printed crepe jacket and black sheer frock ensemble

A yellow printed crepe jacket pairs with a black sheer frock featuring a collarless neckline and lingerie tab finish. The jacket’s yellow hue is echoed by painted yellow buttons on the dress.

Short Cuts Waffles and Meat Juices Tips

Waffles with pecans pair well with creamed eggs chicken chipped beef or minced ham. Avoid excessive lettuce garnish or soggy toast with chops. Pounding toughens tissues but releases juices. mix a little flour into the meat to retain juices and improve tenderness.

Profiles For Today Profiles For Today By TALBOT LAKE

The piece profiles two young lawyers Cohen and Corcoran linked to the Roosevelt era. It notes their roles, backgrounds from Chicago and Harvard, and influence on securities, holding companies and public ownership policy. It suggests their loyalty to liberal causes and possible Holmes influence.

New York Supreme Court Corcoran RFC Cohen New National Power Committee University of Chicago Law School United States Shipping Board Harvard Law School Justice Holmes White House Messrs. Cohen and Corcoral

Jacket dress with Italian card print jacket and yellow skirt

A novel outfit features a bright Italian card print jacket paired with a plain yellow skirt. The hem is bound with the same card print, creating a cohesive yet bold two piece ensemble.

Garden planning and versatile biscuit recipes blend

The article urges a definite garden plan with straight paths and balanced beds, warning against scattered plantings. It highlights hedge placement, sun exposure, and practical layouts, then shifts to versatile biscuit based meals using a standard recipe to make pies stews and desserts.

Glamourize If Youre Wise About Charm

Advice on makeup and grooming to glamorize facial features for star status. Emphasizes health, cleanliness, and balanced, expressive looks. Suggests shaping eyebrows to soften a prominent nose and using lip color to widen and brighten the mouth with natural warm tones.

Chiffon Dominates Spring Dance Frock Trends

New York reports chiffon is the favored fabric for dance frocks with many options in Palm Beach and Paris. Chanel presents broader sheers in tulle lace and organdie while gowns in mousseline de soie appear pink or blue. Hemlines widen with stiff foundations and trimmings from embroidery to organdie ruffles.

New York Palm Beach Paris Chanel Schiaparelli

Dinner Menu Delights Offer Onion Soup Risotto and Salad

A dinner menu features onion soup and chicken risotto with mushroom sauce accompanied by a mixed greens salad with Italian wine dressing. An apricot roll with whipped cream and coffee completes the course.

Tuna Fish Turnovers Recipe Card

A recipe describes making turnovers from tuna or salmon with a white sauce, onion and parsley, eggs, and seasonings. The fish is folded in biscuit dough squares, sealed, slitted, brushed with milk and egg yolk, and baked twenty minutes for a rich savory pastry.

Parents debate spanking a grown daughter in letters

A reader questions the practice of spanking a grown girl and cites a letter praising it. The piece recalls a mother and father arguing over child training, urging mothers to present facts to fathers and suggesting reason over punishment. It also includes anecdotes of others defending or opposing corporal correction.

Too Young to Marry

A moral letter advises parents to guide a young daughter’s suitor toward mutual goals. It suggests inviting cooperation, setting expectations, and framing the relationship as friendship to protect her youth. The writer argues the daughter is too young to marry.

Prints Improve Quality of Shirts Through Dye and Pattern

In the era of scarce tub-fast and sunfast dyes printed patterns were limited to cheaper shirts. Now dye and printing techniques are perfected and shirt quality depends on material, cutting, and finish, not on whether color was woven or printed.

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Claud North Chrisman, M.D Cerisman Kate Fairchild Talbot Lake Presia Roosevelt Tony General Johnson Benjamin V. Cohen Thomas Corcoran Itr Amelia Leavitt Hill Garden Club of America Judith Wilson By Jacqueline Hunt Guide To Miss Hunt Eleanor Gunn Marian Mays Martin Jane Herbert Goward Inia Dad Mother Daddy John Mrs. Goward Charles L Mrs. Martin
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