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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1941
Page
7
A doctor explains how eyes reveal health status and the value of gentle care. Bright eyes with clear whites and no irritation suggest the patient is not seriously ill even with pain elsewhere. He shares home remedies and cautions about eye area delicacy and response to injuries.
The piece explains using warm eye compresses with simple solutions to soothe tired eyes and headaches. It cautions bags under the eyes signal rest needs and possible strain on kidneys or heart, and urges protection from smoke, dust, and harsh light. It notes testing eye trouble and considering lenses as a temporary aid if needed.
The 1941 Daniel Guggenheim award honors Juan T. Trippe founder and president of Pan American Airways for developing oceanic transport. Trippe will receive the medal January 27, 1942, at a dinner by the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences.
The article notes sandwiches taste better when the filling reaches the edge of the bread and mentions crisp lettuce or cress adds texture and vitamins. It also explains body usable iron and identifies New Orleans molasses as a rich iron source, noting it as the second richest food source of this mineral.
If sickness is present in the family, disinfect laundry equipment and soak items in strong disinfectant. Wipe the ringer wash tub and other gear with disinfectant using a brush or cloth to prevent spread.
Fashion note describes a 1941 coat with a boxy silhouette and a new high roll collar. It features a stitched shoulder yoke for rounded shoulders and fleece fabric. A detachable belt lets the coat convert into a wrap around.
Thrifty pot roast recipes cover beef veal and lamb with slow moist heat. Key cuts include round rump chuck shoulder and shoulder for lamb and veal. The guide details browning searing and simmering with water tomatoes onions bay leaf and seasonings plus variations like Sweet Sour and Hungarian styles served with noodles and vegetables.
A cosmetic guide explains four methods to alter hair color including bleaching, coating dyes, penetrating dyes, and temporary vegetable rinses. It urges consulting a hairdresser, testing non permanent rinses first, and warns about permanent dyes matching skin and eye tones for a natural look.
New York fashion notes say knitted suits and jackets are back as a smart choice for the season. The trend favors longer silhouettes, paddedless shoulders, two piece dresses, and bold buttons. Big hats in bright colors like American beauty pink are encouraged to finish the look.
Short cuts advise using deodorant powder before playing golf to curb perspiration. Lemon juice and salt remove fruit or rust stains with sun exposure. For cocoa stains soak in cold water, then warm soapy wash. Denatured alcohol removes sealing wax from glass. Ice water can refresh withered vegetables before cooking.
The piece argues that punctuality must be taught, not hurried or punished, by parents who understand a child's present sense of time. It suggests using alarms, games, rewards, and new forms of address to encourage timely routines and respectful yet practical naming practices.
The article notes a rise in children calling parents by their given names, with some mothers encouraging it. It highlights how divorce and step parent roles blur lines and emphasize the need to distinguish real parents from others, suggesting social norms may be lagging.
If hands are smooth and pale opt for short rounded nails with a natural glossy or soft enamel finish. Buff nails to a rosy sheen and wear minimal rings to avoid overpowering small nails. For skin irritation from cream, stop use for a week then retest. if it recurs switch to a different foundation or avoid that product.
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