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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1941
Page
10
An article by Claud North Chr isman discusses hiccups from simple stomach irritation to serious conditions like peritonitis appendicitis and typhoid. It notes hiccoughs can persist for minutes to months and may signal shock or impending death, with various remedies offering uneven relief.
The passage lists many suggested remedies for hiccups including back pats, breath-holding, water sips, cold cloths to the neck, startling the person, pulling the tongue, mustard plaster, forced vomiting, tight abdominal bands, snuff or sneezing, and various drugs such as bismuth soda milk of magnesia bromides belladonna and atropine. Some cases require morphine and atropine. Pressure near the Adam’s apple may stop the spasm. If attacks persist or worsen with illness, see a physician. it may signal a serious condition.
A quirky note suggests mending a raincoat with adhesive tape on the Benerpees side to avoid further wear. It whimsically proposes perfumed ink with lavender and describes making mouthwash by dissolving baking soda in water with a hint of peppermint extract.
The piece portrays Andre Chaumeix as a staunch conservative aligned with fascist era camp, praising old French forms while opposing democratic progress. It contrasts him with Clemenceau and warns his stance would weaken culture, leaving France vulnerable to Nazi influence.
A reader shares simple beverages and desserts. Make a vanilla ice cream or orange sherbet soda by layering at the bottom of a glass then pouring a blend of canned orange and grapefruit juices. Also suggest rhubarb sauce over vanilla ice cream served with plain cookies for a pleasing combination.
A 1941 advertisement promotes two celluloid V for Victory buttons in gold or silver finishes. It notes Morse code dots and dashes for V and offers matching buckles clips pins to complete ensembles. It also mentions pearl buttons used with ber pearl buttons in V circles.
An article advises post vacation fitness focusing on stretching and resistance training. It prescribes elastic line exercises targeting waist reduction, hip and thigh firming, diaphragm flattening, and full body stretches, with guidance for different ages and a sample routine.
Meat loaf saves money and serves twice. Bake a large loaf then use it hot as a meat course and again cold in slices with a warm tomato or mushroom sauce. For a chilled meal, assemble picnic style with lettuce, mayonnaise and tomato between toasted bread slices.
Instructions describe making stuffed meat loafs using beef liver lamb and other meats with fillings of green pepper onion tomato sauce or eggs and milk. Methods include forming layers in a loaf pan adding stuffing topping with sliced vegetables and baking at 350 degrees for about one hour.
Fashion notes from New York urge tunics to fit the wearer’s lines with balanced length and width. The peg top silhouette, draped front fullness, and two piece looks dominate, with details ranging from pleating and lace to beaded tops and khaki wool accents.
Practical sewing guide for beginners outlines making multiple skirt styles on a tight budget. Covers fabric selection, attaching strips, waistbands, gathers, and finishing with attachments like zigzagger and binder. Includes step by step tips for striped, floral, and candy striped fabrics.
Repairing rugs for eight shillings, trim worn areas and rebind with carpet binding. Edges of small rugs can be button-holed with heavy woolen material in matching or contrasting color.
A column argues parents should address early smoking by allowing supervised, open experimentation to deter secret use. It recounts a teen, Harry, who begins smoking despite aversion, and suggests parental calm, conversation, and shared smoking as antidotes to clandestine habits.
A columnist advises women to avoid overacting in social life and to seek warmth and ease. Being a good listener and making others feel at ease improves appeal, while self centered flaunting and excessive risk turning men away.
A reader distressed by an irregular hairline is advised to use soft bangs to conceal the forehead. The suggestion notes how bangs can smooth the hairline and enhance eye appeal, referencing models and styling tricks.
A fragmented notice notes multiple shake down times and events during a period of uncertain scheduling. The readable text references several sessions and a sequence of events but lacks clear dates locations or participants. The item appears as a loose catalog entry or schedule snippet from a local publication.
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