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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1937
Page
9
In this column Dr. Claud North Chrisman explains why some patients report no improvement or decline after operations. He outlines possible causes such as residual disease, complications, and unrealistic expectations, and suggests steps to discuss with surgeons and seek follow up care.
The article discusses surgical risks from removing organs or tissue and the body healing through adhesions. It cites a New York case of gall bladder removal in 1936 and argues against removing the gall bladder unless it is severely diseased and other remedies fail.
The article explains the gall bladder stores bile for digestion and notes its removal prompts the body to attempt forming a new organ. It then profiles Joseph Marzo of Chicago Heights Ill a one armed paperhanger who remains active in multiple trades and hobbies despite his handicap and a railroad accident at thirteen.
The era of Napoleon's directorate appears in grand crown designs and in off-the-face and bonnet fashion models, signaling ornate headpieces and aristocratic style of the period.
The column advises gifting a cedar bar filled with tasteful stationery for a boyfriend after nine months, favoring plain white paper with matching envelopes and single sheets if possible. For a friend shower in the afternoon, it suggests sandwiches, tea, and cake.
A trim frock in ribbed alpaca offers navy or black options. Studs fasten the front while collar and cuffs borrow a menswear striped shirting note, creating a sharp tailored look.
Miss Ruth M. Burnett of Detroit won first prize in a needlework fashion show wearing a multi colored striped silk dinner dress and hopes to become a designer. Ruthann Burns of Lincoln Nebraska placed second in a light weight summer flannel sport costume and is a University of Nebraska student. Isabelle Judkins of Glendale California won third prize in a flowered silk dress and velvet coat she made herself. all three tour Italy as rewards for standout dressmaking among 38 states and Canada.
A pamphlet on hair care urges men to improve looks by scalp massage brushing and regular use of hair tonic. It warns neglect leads to dry hair, dandruff, and unkempt style, advising mild soap shampoos and avoiding heavy greases.
The article urges trailer travelers to stock up on ready made entrees and canned goods for economical meals on the road. It suggests two burner kerosene stove recipes including Cuban Hamburgers with Bananas and Tuna Fish Salad, plus tips on water usage, fresh buys near towns, and dessert ideas like ice cream bricks with butterscotch sauce.
Fashion editors weigh a push toward a lowered waist with two way girdles and wide belts. Sportswear and evening gowns may feature horizontal waist sections and front hemlines four to eight inches from the floor, creating a peacock silhouette with dramatic fabrics.
The upcoming season presents toilet wear to harmonize with the boudoir in colors like tea rose bonny blue fern green and hyacinth. A version of the princess coat in silver fleck black wool features widened shoulders a single piece sleeve yoke and envelope collar with a black calf belt and silver buckle.
A reader argues subtlety is not confined to women, noting both sexes contain subtle and blunt examples. The discussion centers on whether the “subtle sex” label applies universally or stereotypes women as more subtle. The text presents divergent views without a clear resolution.
A narrative excerpt follows Stephen five and John three as tears mark reactions to parental guidance. It discusses how mothers shelter and correct by soothing or enforcing behavior, and argues that overprotection can render a child helpless. The piece includes a letter debating women’s subtlety and parental influence on boys’ resilience.
Advice from Harvey A. Kalish with humorous observations on how modern women seek husbands. The piece contrasts old policing of ladylike behavior with the present assertive approach, noting men are not deceived by overt tactics yet find them beguiling.
Molyneux presents a Paris collection with slide fasteners on several coats including a pencil slim Persian lamb fur coat. Ladies anticipate winter wear as zippers replace buttons in the new designs.
Dust off the waffle iron for a real summertime treat. Waffle cakes and ice cream are topped with crushed sugared berries for a refreshing dessert. A note suggests adding a pinch of baking powder to hamburgers to lighten them.
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