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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1941
Page
7
Dr. Claud North Chrisman reviews historical iodine as a medical remedy. He discusses iodide and Lugol's solution for thyrotoxicosis goiter myxedema and chronic bronchitis, noting iodine’s absorption, risks of iodism, and its role alongside arsenic and other agents.
The article extols iodine as a top treatment for chronic arthritis and rheumatism when started early. It notes external use in ointment or alcohol solutions, its systemic and local effects, and claims it helps bruises sprains inflamed joints bunions corns and joint effusions. A tincture of iodine is advised for home first aid.
A reader asks about a cream for blackheads and enlarged pores and how to use it. The column notes cautious use of creams that may worsen early conditions and mentions ingredients like amphor and zinc oxide. It suggests those are not soap substitutes and can be used two or three times weekly. An offer to send cream names on receipt of a stamped self addressed envelope.
English actor Brian Aherne and his wife Joan Fontaine spoke in New York about their itinerary and flying for pleasure. Aherne, tall and husky with blue eyes, said the trip from England to the United States cost little and that he might one day direct films.
Advice on beauty care for arms shoulders and neck after sun and wind damage. Tips cover cleansing scrubs baths, softening and bleaching creams, lemon juice, and lotions. Includes treatments for blemishes oily skin and tips for maintaining clean towels and skin while improving tone.
A dated etiquette column answers questions about using a married name for widows and divorcees, serving sugar with a corn spoon, and announcing a daughter's engagement at a family dinner. It advises keeping the husband’s name for widows, using own surname after divorce, and informal invitations for engagement news.
A promotional kitchen feature extols fresh fish and freezer convenience, detailing a Boiled Cod Creole recipe with celery onion tomatoes and cod. The article lists a weekly menu plan with breakfast and dinner items including roast beef, scalloped eggs, and baked halibut, plus pancake tips and dessert ideas.
Campus fashion notes describe workwear inspired outfits for students. Fleece lined coats and corduroy or velveteen looks dominate shop windows, with double duty dresses and plaid or striped patterns. Knit costumes in olive drab hint at service influences as students adapt wardrobes to campus life.
Morality lessons for children expand with the seasons. The article argues pictures and stories aid moral and character development, promoting non frightening lessons. It previews the film All That Money Can Buy, illustrating virtues through Webster and Mr Scratch.
The piece argues modern housekeepers should maintain daily order with weekly refinements, preparing for seasonal changes. It warns against hoarding, notes storage and closet reorganization, and cautions on stocking sheets canned goods due to price shifts.
The piece urges good care for linens fabrics and moth prevention. It warns hoarders against clutter and stresses arranging seasonal changes with light air and appropriate protection. It notes that changing seasons bring new duties and the need for a practical cleaning schedule.
Viola Shefer, a fashion publicist who toured Old and New Mexico and California, notes government support for Indian arts. A jury of leading citizens will award prizes to the best crafts brought to Santa Fe markets each Saturday morning.
A prior feature on a pinroy corduroy summer suit shows a soft, cool, crease resistant outfit weighing under a pound per suit. Made in a Norfolk jacket with matching trousers in slate blue, the sample cannot be bought. corduroy suits cost about 15 dollars and are harder to obtain as the Army uses the fabric.
A hosiery company outlines a conservation plan for silk stockings stored against famine. Wash after wear, avoid direct soap on fabric, rinse gently, air dry away from heat, and treat heels and reinforced tops with care.
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