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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1939
Page
9
Claud North Chrisman M D discusses hay fever rise from a wet spring and ragweed pollen. He cites costly pollen vaccines and home remedies, urges affordable options, and notes many cannot leave home for relief as mothers, farmers, and workers struggle with symptoms.
The text reviews home remedies for hay fever including quinine syrup, hydriatic solution, and six grain hydrochlorate mixes. It quotes Dr Morris Fishbein noting quinine and antipyrine as valuable, with large quinine doses and combined antipyrine use, touting affordability and convenience.
Paris fashion notes describe a Patou frock with a bodice overlay of sequins veiled in black georgette. Multi color sequins shine through an evening blouse paired with a pleated tulle over blouse. Also includes a tip to keep a small brush handy for kitchen cleaning tasks.
A profile of Tim Mara, founder of the New York Giants, detailing his rise from a failed charity game venture to building a leading NFL franchise. The piece notes his early boxing and racing connections, boxing lawsuit with Gene Tunney, and personal traits as a generous, sociable sportsman from New York.
Cranberries in the market may be costly at first but will become plentiful. A method to tenderize inexpen sive meat uses cranberries in gravy: add two cups raw cranberries per three pounds of meat while cooking. Includes ten minute cranberry sauce and cranberry catsup recipes, plus other cranberry dishes and serving ideas.
Jacqueline Hunt explains using cosmetic color, hair, and precise makeup to alter apparent proportions. She guides measuring facial balance with simple line diagrams, suggests fringe or curls to adjust height, lip shaping to alter width, and smiling placement to enhance symmetry.
Miss Wilson's column today offers several cranberry based recipes including fresh cranberry sauce with crown roast beef and a variety of cranberry dishes. The piece suggests cranberry eatsup spiced cranberries relish and cranberry quince conserve among other recipes for festive meals.
Fresh cranberries and canned pineapple are chopped with sugar. Lemon is quartered, deseeded, and added. The mixture is blended, then allowed to stand for several hours before use.
The article notes Joan Clair recommends a crisp tailored coiffure for white hair with short rounded waves near the head and a short nape. It also mentions Gail Patrick using milk bottle cream for nighttime skin softening, left on an hour then rinsed with tepid water and finished with cold.
New York fashion notes spotlight Madeleine Vionnet using Persian lamb in coats boleros and capelets with beaver fur accents. Evening wear features mat crepe and black wool while color themes emphasize red tones and faded browns with bold color pairings. London window critiques include siren clothes and wartime thrift in coordinated outfits.
The article extols lemons as rich in vitamin C essential for health and youth. It recommends drinking hot water with the juice of half a lemon each morning to preserve vitality.
Essay explores dangers of over attachment and hosting behavior by aging women. It cites cases of women who invite relatives to live with them, draining resources and security, while stressing proper affection and parental regulation to protect infants.
The piece argues that vanity fuels mistreatment of women who seem easy targets. It critiques stage mothers and male observers who safeguard potential wealth, asserting widows with modest means face little sympathy while society labels strong women as smart and warns against becoming a fool or laughing stock.
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