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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1940
Page
10
Dr. Chrisman notes dietary vitamin A helps prevent kidney stones and discusses calcium deposits forming stones in the body. He compares gall bladder and kidney stone pain, describing renal colic as among the worst pains and detailing typical symptom onset near the ribs and side.
The kidney forms stones in a funnel shaped organ where secretions accumulate and crystals form. Stones vary in size and can fill the cavity pelvis, composed of uric acid and oxalate salts. They may be present without symptoms until movement causes pain as they travel the ureter toward the bladder.
Historical report notes lack of vitamin A as a root cause of kidney stones in infants and young children. It claims diet correction with vitamin A halts stone formation, while acidic urine is needed. cod liver oil and liver-rich foods are suggested as sources.
College fashion notes highlight evening sweater jackets with newly extended lengths. Exotic hues woven with silver or gold tinsel yarns appear in patterned stitches, some with lapels and elaborate jet embroidery and matching jet trim.
Vacuum cleaner upholstery attachment can refresh heavy draperies between cleanings. Pastry should not be turned while rolling. minimal handling yields a tender result.
Andre Maurois discusses why France fell and outlines remedies for democracies to survive. He cautions nations to be prepared to die for liberty, act swiftly with industrial strength, guide public opinion, keep unity, and believe passionately in their cause.
The description notes two soft suede bags from 1940 with gilt metal chain handles. The first bag presents a new look with a gilt chain, while the second in black suede emphasizes the silhouette through interlacing leather pulled through gussets and base in a ribbon-draped effect.
A vintage oyster feature offers recipes for fried oysters, oysters in ramekins, chowder, and deviled oysters on the half shell. Instructions cover coatings, sauces, and baking times, stressing quality and serving suggestions for a festive oyster meal.
A New York fashion lunch showcases pastel dinner gowns with high necks and jackets. Highlights include light blue jersey with jet bead embroidery, amethyst-quartz tones, a white tulle robe de style with ermine tails, lilac lace bolero, and a slim straight skirt. Wool, especially red, dominates fabrics, plus a go as you please vibe and trench coats for evening.
Article advises women to embrace gray hair, offering styling tips to enhance vitality. It covers shampooing, blueing rinses, avoiding dull looks, and shaping a flattering cut. It also suggests facial makeup to accent contrast between hair and skin and details brow and eye makeup for a youthful effect.
Growing girls dresses should be lengthened by ripping out hems before pre storage washing. Removing folds now avoids harder hem adjustments next spring and simplifies packing for next summer.
When purchasing potatoes avoid those that are withered sprouted leathery or showing green discolorations or blemishes. Good quality potatoes are firm shallow eyed thin skinned and smooth. Large potatoes are best for baking medium sized for ordinary use and small uniformly shaped potatoes for salads and stews.
Short cuts for linoleum wear near sinks use small rugs with glued backs. Blanched almonds ground into paste flavor cake fillings. A spatula aids opening crowded drawers by holding down protrusions. Leftover cereals can be scrambled with eggs and chopped greens or ham for a quick meal.
A columnist muses on early holiday shopping and the pressures of planning gifts. She notes parents, especially mothers, struggle with balancing friendliness and authority as children grow into teens and seek independence.
The article contrasts repeat gifts with novelty items, noting how some favor easy, uniform presents while others seek unique, handmade tokens. It warns that well intentioned crafts can overwhelm a setting or lack practical appeal, urging balanced, thoughtful gifting.
The speaker emphasizes choosing gifts by considering the recipient's wishes rather than one’s own. It notes thoughtful selection requires more effort than spending money, and suggests asking a busy person like Eleanor Roosevelt for guidance. It also ponders whether Mrs Willkie has completed her shopping.
Center attention on the top of the head with soft curls over the forehead to soften the hairline. Brush hair back from temples while keeping curls behind and below the ears. Show pretty ears with earrings, use soft rouge for natural glow, lightly define lashes and brows, avoid arching brows, and apply light lipstick with a rounded lower lip.
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