The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-05-08
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For Women
TlPS-HlNTS-HELPS
Keeping ahead of the Times
+ By MARY MOORE
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In answer to the question as to
whether the inclusion Of an unusually
large amount of vitamins might be
harmful or at least economically ex-
travagant, DR.. Henry c. Sherman of
Columbia University reviewed the
latest information at recent meet
ing of the American Dietetic Asso-
citation in regard to vitamins A. and
c, and also two fractions of vitamin
B which are now known as Thiamin
and Ribofavin. While all of these
vitamins have certain specific functions
which make them important in the
we'll rounded diet, he made the point
that in animal experiments it has
been found that generous amounts Of
all Of these vitamins have produced
better general health and vigor. Flu
ture experimental work will show just
how large an amount Of each vitamin
should be taken for abundant health.
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Due to a loss Of moisture and vol
atile oil, a pound Of popcorn weighs
less after popping. The kernel pops
because of internal steam expansion
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You can take the hurt out of a
beeor wasp sting by rubbing it with a
piece of onion, and cut potato will
remove vegetable stains from fingers
the same as lemon?
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GLAMOR
One of our leading beauty special
lists tells US that if we would stay
slim we should use salt sparingly. We
may drink all the water we wish be-
tween meals. BUT only one halt
glass or none, if possible, with oul
meals. | also heard one Of our lead
ing actresses with gorgeous sylph.
like figure say that she always ate
a good well-rounded meal before going
on the stage. BUT she avoided that
logy feeling by omitting all liquids
soup, coffee, water, with her meal
and after the performance was over
she indulged in whatever she wanted
to drink. | think the idea is worth
trying.
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Ruffles are being worn on every
thing from hat to hem, from baby
frills about the neck to deep founces
on the skirt.
Wells and more veils-on little hats
and big hats. Make huge bows of veil
ing for the front of your sailor, OF
keep your hat on with veil tied under
your chin. Very fetching, like the ole
linen duster days. Bind your vel
with a bias band Of your dress ma
terial, and make perky bows of thu
same material for your hat.
One suit and many smart neckpiece:
will add variety of costumes to youl
wardrobe and set you up for spring
| vacations, for neckwear is blooming
out in many new fashions this spring
Jabots are top fashion, and whether
of lace, embroidered net, lace edged
or embroidered organdie, or shee,
mousseline de sole, they give an!
costume feminine fattery.
Sailor collars in the military trent
are young and gay in crisp pique
They are trimmed in red and blu,
braid and stars.
The puritan collar in pique or EN-
broidered organdie is very flatterinl
and demure. Lace and organdie yolk
are seen on many Of the new prin
dresses.
Wear pique or organdie revers un
der the fabric revers Of your dress o
suit. A fan pleated ruffle underneath
gives very new and tiattering toucl
and has the further advantage o
keeping clean longer.
Elaborate sailor collars made fo
the new deep V neckline are especial.
smart for evening wear.
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| PANTRY PALAVER
Chefs Hints: Like caraway seeds
Men are pretty definite about them
they either do or they definitely don't
Well, if you do like them add few
to French dressing, add them t.
cream cheese, sprinkle them in appl
sauce or in baked apples. A ne,
flavor thrill is in store for you.
Serve green beans in crear
sauce with chopped pimento and
dash of nutmeg.
| Fresh aSnarpuS ia here again an