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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1937
Page
5
The article argues that TB care must be tailored to each patient. It considers disease stage, activity, lung involvement, overall health, finances, home life, and symptoms while stressing physician supervision and decisions on bed rest, activity, air, sunlight, and daily routine.
A New York reader asks how long a tuberculosis patient can safely stay in the sun after prior sun treatment. He reports 650 hours of direct sun exposure last summer, leading to a lung hemorrhage and three months in hospital. He now seeks guidance on safe sunlight duration.
A physician advises rest and careful sun exposure for bone tuberculosis. Direct sun kills tubercle bacilli but excess sun harms the patient, especially the chest and head. Fresh air, gradual exercise like walking, good nourishment, and physician supervision are essential components of treatment.
The answer states it is not required for either partner to thank the other after an evening together. If words come spontaneously, either may say that the other had a good time, and both may feel comfortable confirming mutual enjoyment without embarrassment. The key is sincerity and context.
In an interview in New York G Edward Pendray former American Rocket Society president outlines a future for rockets as transportation. He cites leaders Alfred Africano John Shesta and others and notes rockets could first lift meteorological instruments then mail and passengers as speeds reach two miles per second with high efficiency.
The feature showcases three daytime hat styles with varied silhouettes and trims. Navy blue felt with cerise ribbons, a brown felt cloche with a gold feather, and a black felt bow create bold looks. Frances Joyce and Libby Harden model looks from Vogues of 1938.
A vintage advices men to improve skin by diet and hygiene. It urges fresh air and brisk walks, then a facial routine using green soap, cold cream or mineral oil, and careful popping of blackheads with cotton wrapped fingers. Concludes with a cold rinse for refreshed skin.
Dried beef is shown as a pantry staple for quick hot dishes and appetizing lunches. Recipes include Cabbage Beef Casserole with onions and a white sauce, Horseshow Appetizers with cream cheese and horseradish, and Dried Beef and Eggs breakfast.
Canapes are best when small bread bits are toasted first, then buttered to add flavor and prevent sogginess. Some canapes are spread just before serving, while others are prepared in advance and quickly warmed in a moderate oven to refresh and brown.
The actress favors black and white ensembles that highlight her auburn hair and pale complexion. She also favors flowing draperies that showcase her long limbs and slender waist.
Mineral oil is an inert non digestible oil and not a food. If you are over ten pounds overweight consult your physician before attempting home weight loss. If advised to diet and exercise, request Mrs A P leaflets How to Be Slender and Slimming Safely with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Style writer surveys new autumn silhouettes in New York including the T silhouette with a broad top tapering to the waist, bulky coat lines, and back closing dresses with slide fasteners. Draped bodices, horizontal gathers, and diagonally set drapes appear across sportswear and wool knits. White starched collars lift dark woolen dresses, a college-ready touch.
A review praising Mary Brooks for offering insight into the attractive modern woman beyond beauty. The writer argues the book guides readers to understand how intelligence and character shape appeal, not simply surface charm. The tone remains confident and upbeat about the author’s approach.
Be Ac canes encourages parents to observe teens like Pauline who swagger and tune out instructions. The piece notes early adolescence brings a saucy attitude as youths test limits, often reacting when gear toward independence is emphasized by parents.
A 1937 fashion note describes a two piece schoolgirl dress in woolen fabric with a matching herringbone tweed coat. The design uses a shoulder yoke and horizon tally pattern to widen the shoulders by inches for a sturdy yet stylish look.
Fresh perspiration stains respond to alcohol before setting. Keep sauces hot in a double boiler to avoid pasty reheating. When making griddle cakes large bubbles form on top. an old tip suggests using a cleaner texture. An old furniture polish mixes oil and vinegar in equal parts. Dip grass stains in alcohol and rub.
The passage discusses adolescent sweetness as a social asset and favors personality over mere charm. It describes Mary Brockman as a well regarded assistant principal in New York, praised for approachability, reliability, and resistance to pedantry while guiding youth through social and school life.
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