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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1940
Page
9
Dr Claud North Chrism an discusses psoriasis known as silver scale disease detailing signs such as silvery scales and red eruptions. The piece outlines a treatment plan using coal tar ointment ultraviolet exposure salicylic acid with ammoniated mercury ointment and Stokes scalp ointment plus occasional auto hemic injections and dietary adjustments.
A reader asks if creams clog pores. The reply says yes if not used properly or if a cleansing cream isn’t fully removed or a rich cream is left on overnight. Recommend washing, applying a light lubricant after rinsing, and using a light foundation.
Dr Samuel Colville Lind of Minnesota U cautions about atomic energy while noting uranium 235 as a potential power source. He details energy yields from fission and outlines his career from McMinnville Tennessee to MIT and Paris, highlighting his work on radium ray ionization.
Fairchild notes sable dyed muskrat fur rising in popularity this season with a dressy swagger. A coat sketch showcases one of the new young dressy styles as sable leads in improved dye trends.
Veal roasts offer tender flavor with lower cost options like shoulder roasts. The article details slow roasting at 300 degrees F for about 2 hours 20 minutes, stuffing pockets with watercress bread crumb mix, and basic prep of various veal cuts. It also covers veal Newburg, ground veal recipes, and casseroles with biscuits and vegetables.
A historic dinner menu lists veal loaf with baked squash mashed potatoes and cole slaw with pickle, followed by warm gingerbread and apple sauce. Veal pot pie with biscuit cover comes with cranberry sauce hot stringbean salad stewed peaches and coffee.
The article surveys popular mittens in leather fur and wool, bags and muff accessories, hooded coats with bright linings, and suede as a versatile alternative. It highlights pinafores, aprons, separates like jumper dresses, velveteen ensembles for mother and daughter, and velveteen date dresses with Victorian gray tones. It also notes tops won’t stick by placing wax on screw-top covers and hot water to loosen.
A mother scolds her toddler for spilling cream at breakfast then gently explains the act as a misunderstanding. The piece argues a child’s impulses are not inherently good or bad and urges guiding him with calm instruction to foster trust and correct behavior.
A columnist advises selecting scents by personality type, from delicate floral to bold exotic blends. Test on skin, apply two drops on the back of the hands, rub in, and wait to sense compatibility. Maintain clean hands between attempts and avoid overpowering fragrances.
The article advises paper gifts for a paper anniversary such as pictures books a hand painted lamp shade or magazine subscription. For a bridal shower afternoon refreshments include sandwiches tea and cake. Soup should be eaten by sipping noiselessly from the side of the spoon. Forks for a cover always go on the left in order of use from outside in with the dinner fork outermost and the salad fork inner.
Marian Mays Martin argues fall and October are ideal for motor trips and other travel after Labor Day. She notes timing governs vacations for many couples, highlights independent travel by car, trains, cruises, and planes, and urges everyone to escape home for refreshing trips then return.
The piece argues that homemakers deserve a vacation from dishpan duties and a new perspective. It suggests women seek short breaks visiting friends or relatives, redecorating, or exploring new surroundings, while urging ideal husbands to surprise their wives with spontaneous getaways.
A new kitchen gadget, the fruit and cake knife, uses flexible glass that cannot chip and bends safely. Small holes in the blade reduce vacuum tangles for smooth cuts and reduce risk of injury.
Strong cheese odor can taint nearby foods so store eggs milk butter and other mild flavored items away from cheese to prevent flavor transfer.
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