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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1941
Page
7
Doctor Claud North Chrisman addresses parents on teaching children to eat properly. He argues school of thought that children have free will but stresses wise guidance to avoid overindulgence in sweets and to foster good eating habits.
A birthday tea spread showcases Deli cate Cup Cakes with chocolate or Ornamental Butter Frosting. Half the frosting tinted green and half pink, decorated with chopped nuts colored candies or tinted coconut. Pastry tube borders rosettes and festoons complete the presentation.
A guidance piece on child psychology and table manners. It warns against upsetting meals, tantrums, and misbehavior at the dining table. It prescribes proper preparation, hand washing, hair grooming, and a discipline rule of no meal equals no dessert with emphasis on healthy eating.
A vintage guide to making dainty cup cakes with green yellow and pink icing. Includes ornate butter frosting recipe and decorating ideas with candied cherries nuts and citron. Also presents Baltimore cakes and macaroon frosting and filling details for decorative party sweets.
TALBOT LAKE D. DIVINE writing as David Rame recounts his WW II experiences from French coast evacuations at Dunkirk Boulogne and St Valery. He earned the Distinguished Service Medal for aiding troops and survived wounds from an airplane bullet.
Apple muffins become a proposal for the season with a simple mix of chopped apples folded into a plain batter of two cups enriched flour. An easy method uses a standard muffin mix base and adds diced apples to create a cinnamon scented bake.
New York shops showcase fringe dresses with straight mothlike skirts and long tunics. Beaded models and lace trimming, including lace epaulettes and surplice tunics, lift simple frocks. Colorful accessories from right color cloaks to bag and hat pairings add lively accents.
The advice suggests waiting if gray is sparse and choosing temporary vegetable dyes first. A permanent dye lasts until roots grow out and requires ongoing maintenance. For dull or oily hair, use a cloth to blot excess oil before brushing to restore shine and body.
Hair frizz can be managed by thinning and cutting for smoother settings or by gentle straightening. Long hair offers two main methods for reducing curl using conditioner and a softener or a reverse heat iron machine, followed by oils and frequent trims to maintain a groomed look.
Fine textured rayonne gown in pearl gray features a tiered skirt and long fitted sleeves. A jeweled ornament glitters at the draped bodice, delivering a smart contrast.
A mother observes her nine year old daughter Patricia turning routine chores into favors. The mother guides Patricia to perform tasks with direct requests and consistent reminders to form good habits.
Advice warns against storing a pressure cooker with the lid tightly sealed. Store the cover separately or upside down to prevent a stale taste in future cooking.
Marian Mays Martin argues that consideration for others remains vital despite a ruthless era. Politeness aids social harmony, while crude force or cynicism harms friendships and daily life. True strength lies in steady, respectful character over bravado or aggression.
The text argues that ill manners and intimidation harm rather than help and that fear mongering damages constructive outcomes. It warns despotic tactics lead to negative consequences and urges revival of ladylike manners as a positive social force.
The text discusses knife and fork use for eating sandwiches and outlines wedding flower duties. It notes the bridegroom typically pays for the bride's flowers and for the best man’s boutonniere, with the bride’s bouquet and bridesmaids’ bouquets handled accordingly.
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