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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1939
Page
9
Doctors urge calcium rich diets to support bone material and offset senility. Milk provides minerals needed to preserve calcium and phosphorus, aiding absorption and reducing risks of brittle bones and paralysis in older adults.
A spring beauty guide advises tanning safely with extra sun cream on the nose the most sun exposed feature. It recommends conditioning nails with cuticle oil and massage, and suggests overall body toning through swimming and exercises.
A Roosevelt letter to Hitler prompts calm across the Atlantic as six principal generals from Germany Soviet Union Italy Poland England and France are profiled as potential war leaders. The piece notes their power can shift quickly with purges firings retirements and political deals. Tomorrow Gamelin is featured. Six shades of blue by Molyneux and garden highlights are also noted.
A garden should be oriented north to south to maximize sun exposure and growth. Align beds for even light, using longer rows to capture full sun across the plot.
The 1939 rayon crepe dress in navy or black features white coin dot chiffon with white edged pockets. A ruffled frill at the neckline, named the Castle collar, completes the design.
Judith Wilson notes pickles brighten meals by color and taste and shares two tested recipes. Shrimp stuffed peppers mix sweet pickles with cheese and breadcrumbs then bake. Spicy pot roast uses pickle vinegar with spices, garlic, onions and carrots, slow baked to tender perfection.
The article advises freckle-prone girls to start preventive care in spring. It warns against unsafe removals and costly peeling, recommending mild bleaches and protective makeup. Use tinted foundation, powder, lipstick, mascara, and eye shadow to mask freckles while shielding skin from sun and wind.
New York social life centers on the Metropolitan Jockey Club races as fashionable attendees wear fur jackets and bold hats. Notable figures include Countess Barbara Hutton, Doris Duke, and brides among lunch crowds at the Terrace Club.
The exchange covers pronunciation and meaning of mousse and puree. It notes that in introducing a college proposal the titles Professor or Mr may be used. It states a chicken or lamb bone should not be picked up with fingers and suggests gifts for crystal or fifteenth wedding anniversaries. It allows a girl to accompany her fiancé to select the engagement ring, favors the plural mothers1in laws over yeasin-laws, and permits buffet service.
A discussion of how excessive anger in children should be addressed by parents. The piece argues temper is universal and unreasoning anger must not be tolerated in a child. It uses a case of a boy who resists changing shirts to illustrate parental limits and the need for decisive discipline.
Guidance urges visiting major nearby hotels to obtain contact names for cashier posts. It suggests using want ads, registering with agencies, and writing targeted letters to hotel personnel managers. The second letter asks Mrs Martin for relationship guidance after a breakup, seeking whether to request an explanation or move on.
The writer counsels a young woman to adopt a casual attitude toward a disappointing romance. At eighteen emotions run high, relationships may not lead to marriage, and the best course is to seek another boyfriend while avoiding vanity or overinterpretation of the indifference.
A snippet advises restoring a rusty needle with a stick ESE em and using a clothes pin as a scraper near the kitchen sink. It warns that excess baking powder makes cakes porous and that placing salt in the oven helps prevent scorching on the bottom.
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