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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1951
Page
8
An article discusses high dropout reasons tied to poor reading and outlines remedial reading in schools. It urges parental involvement, suggests easy reading materials, and promotes home bulletins to assist poor readers at elementary and older student levels.
The article notes the popularity of Mr and Mrs chests as space efficient wardrobes for 18th century homes. It describes tambour doors on mahogany supports, interior drawer layouts for shirts socks and sweaters, and finishes like sandalwood amber and deep brown. It reflects on Victorian and golden oak trends and predicts future fate of these pieces.
Readers are urged to swap light summer meals for heartier dishes as September nears. The menu features Mushroom Supreme with tomato sauce and peas, Veal in Sour Cream with mushrooms, and a Flank Steak Skillet with vegetables, each serving 4 to 6 people.
The piece notes Landowsk’s statue of Wilbur Wright near Le Mans and his 56 mile Michelin prize flight. It praises the Place des Jacobins cathedral and Berengaria’s tomb, then mentions Roman walls, Le Mans bishops, and the Le Lude castle with lush gardens by the Loir river.
Cracks in bathroom tile may leak and be filled with waterproof tile cement that dries white and does not shrink. Use same product for tub wall gaps. Choose fast dyed fabrics and test colorfastness. Open windows for moist air to protect carpets. Keep clothes dry before storage and iron dampness out. Scrub cut glass with soap and rinse.
A readable slice describing Maine’s vast blueberry fields, their prominence as the leading blueberry state, and Finnish American farmer Johnny Lanckinnen. It notes harvest methods, national distribution, and a picnic in the field, plus a short food recipe section featuring blueberry desserts and light menu items.
A glaze of undiluted frozen orange juice and brown sugar elevates baked ham. Lemon can substitute vinegar in many recipes except pickling. Pork chops baked atop scalloped corn and vegetables, covered and cooked 35 to 45 minutes. A tangy rye spread blends bleu cottage cheese with Bleu or Roquefort, crisp bacon, olives, and mayo, also tasty on pumpernickel.
A guide on subtle eye makeup for gala evenings. It advises blending shadows faded from centers to corners, blue lash bases for smart accents, and soft browns for crayon or mascara. It notes color choices by hair color and suggests feather strokes for eyebrows. Lip color should match muted seasonal tones.
The Salvation Army in Springfield Illinois opens a new facility for alcoholics housed within a local brewery, offering shelter and recovery services in an unusual setting.
The stars indicate a day driven by high tempo and versatile energy. Expect progressive performance, bold ventures, and sharp tact. Be alert for subtle snares and shifting contacts while social and romantic life shows promise. A child born now may pursue a stable, brilliant career.
A newly developed shampoo targets gray white and silver tones eliminating the need for a separate rinse. It provides quick lather and thorough cleansing while removing yellowing, with a pleasant scent and a light blue frothy appearance.
A Lord Chesterfield quotation notes that virtue and learning are as valuable as gold but lose shine if unpolished, and even polished brass appears superior to rough gold to many people.
A frequent doctor visitant with chest pain may have neur o circulatory asthenia rather than heart disease. Symptoms include fatigue, irritability, sleep trouble, rapid pulse, breathlessness, and anxiety. Diagnosis relies on lack of heart disease signs and response to reassurance, rest, and avoidance of unnecessary treatments. G. H. 8 delivered a normal infant three months ago and asks about possible pregnancy after amenorrhea.
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