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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
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Designed just for you juniors-a runabont frock by Claire Tilden! It's pert and gay and goes equally well to school or to parties. Pat tern 46O has e dashing sailor col- lar you can trim with row of braid, or cut down into a smaller collar. In that case add the rib- bon bowl The bodice buttons in front-add three more buttons to the belt, back and frontl It's a set- in belt, of course, giving you a neat little waist. The twin skirt panels in front are repeated in the back, and If you add the scoop" pockets, set them in the seams of the skirt. Tell Mother there's an illustrated Sewing Guide to explain every dressmaking detail and help her fin- iSh quickly. Since each version of this frock looks so pretty and so different from the other, why not have both? Make one short-sleeved frock with gold star buttons and contrasting sailor collar; another with long sleeves and scoop pockets --in your favorite color (red) with little bow at the neckl Both frocks will go blithely to the head of the class-both are so easy to makel
 Pattern AGO is cut in girls sizes 6, 8, 10, l2 and IA. Size i2, re- Quires 3 yards 35 inch fabric. 3-S yard contrast and Ia yards braid.
 Send FIFTEEN CENTS (1Kcl in coins for this pattern. WRITE CLEARLY SIZE, NAME ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
 Send orders to Waterbury Demo- crat, Pattern Department, 70 Fifth Avenue. New York; N. x.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

the gayest friend than q stunning banding green and white.
 II wheels with red centers white spokes rims the skirt aron 1s all so bright co and that will put guests
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 obtain pattern crohetng instructions % and Green Lace Pattern No S24 send 10 cents COIN YOUR ADDRESS Cabot Waterbury Democrat, O6 Seventh Avenue, New York City,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
NUTRFTTONAL nEFTCEENCK Ol
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OBESITY
 To speak of the nutritional dee flciency (rnalnutrition) of persons who are obviously overweight may seem facetious at first blush, put IA fact it is scientifically correct. Most individuals who are overweight giifger from 1autritional deficiency. as we shall explain presently.
 The popular Idea of malnutrition is that the victim has not had enough to eat. This idea has in- spired numerous groups or, organt- xations to provide extra lunches TOT school children when they learnen! that . considerable proportion ol the children were found suffering with malnutrition when examined bv pl,ysicianS. The extra chow is fne--rearly every youngster can get away with it, all right. But after all, that Is not what the medical examiner means when he notes that q child has fnalnutrition. Gen. erally the malnutrition of school children is due, not to insufficient food. but to failure of the childs diet to provide adequate amounts of the essential vitamins -. and the diet of a. child of well-to-do par- ents who can afford the best food for their children is as likely to be deficient In vitamins as Is the diet of the child of the poorest parents.
 Perhaps if every child consumed ct least Q quart of fresh milk, an egg, Q piece of cheese and some fresh fruit or fresh fruit juice ev- cry day malnutrition would seldom occur, because such foods, in the quantities mentioned, would pro- vide nearly if not quite the rations of vitamin B complex, vitamin A, Wtamin D and Wtalnin Q required to prevent manifestation of nutri- tiolal deficiency disease.
 Where or when fresh fruit juice Is not available (vitamin A and vi- tamln O commercially canned to- lnato or tomato juice is nearly as good for the purpose.
 Egg yolk and butter fat Gin but- ter, cream or fresh whole milk) are practically the only natural sources of vitasnin D in the everyday diet. Of course Q child or any one else may manufacture considerable vi- taEnin D in his own body if the body is exposed to direct sunshine as much as possible.
 Among the manifestations of prolonged moderate deficiency of Vitamin B intake, as described by Vorhaus, Williams and Waterman c. A. M. A., Il/l6/36) are large carbohydrate intake, often asgoci- ated with Q tendency to obesity. These cases are frequently classi- fled as potential diabetes"
 Tn other talks we have cited such authorities as Cowgirl and Jollife in sunport of the opinion that the average American diet (both that of the well-to-do and that of the poor) is deficient in vitamins, and that it is practically impossible to correct this deficiency by including more of the So-called protective" foods in the diet.
 Now one of the characteristic ef- fleets of prolonged moderate vita min B deflciency Is lowering or les- sening of tone" in the stomach and intestinal muscles, that is, the muscle coat of the alimentary ca- nal. This amounts to Q flabbiness, and 1t takes 8 larger quantity of food to i'll 6 fiabby stomach and give that sens e of satisfaction which one instinctively desires. If the stomach has good tone" satis- faction Is felt with less food.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

an afternoon of shopping exhausts her, and rather than tackle dinner and the dishes on the maids after- noon of, she decides that the fam- fly will eat out.
 Her refusal ever to walk any, where came when she decided she needed the family car during the day aid that Papa might just as well be delivered to his job and picked up in the evening.
 With that she started riding everywhere she goes, whether 1t 1t to the grocery store two blocks away, or to Q party i've blocks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

pletely change the recreation and Nv- ing h abits oi t h o u s Q n d { of A m erie a T women.
 B ecause the average middle class wonan-not girl, mind you, but woman of thirty or over = doesn't think physical nt- ness is fun.
 To begin with she isn't really sically fit, Rha's so soft that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Caroline Chatfield
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 Aost women complaints against their husbands would hav vo beive that habits that annoy them were after marriage; that they didn't nave an nkns oa % aasav trick to free blame In their marital fe viii say took drink occasionally put oont ssss Iss sa' other boys to pay but '''n ''N ''' ~
 enr the wives beneat giving them full credit for hMSinr giving them discount Tor the best foot foremost and deliberately wtnnOmg the fair the truth the wives aw ano hey set English can be good sports
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 Even coung hide the fact that he's deadbeat or roore or Iotharo Mquetoa he happens to be one or other doesn't where he looks gambling e parties and proximity to lew slot ma chimes show which way these winds blow
 Men are mite their complaints against A wives complain they employ the same tactics ho Immediately him. He tells that his wife it, consequently cant u losing his love for her. Or he tells you his more hat ~ his being able his b Of
 kng these weaknesses before he he rretends that he caught unaware
 Truth derious with love- her family in league with advantage can't hide the fact that she's san little nir truth tumbles out in her friends show for the courtng beau to witness including e fat her housekeeping and homeakng which are the pa k9ns daughter will follow, If nature takes her course
 Marriage doesn't change 'em dOssnt marriage with vengeance lets xnana of it. CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
ToMoRROW's MENU

BREAKFAST: Orange and grapefruit juice, creamed code fish on toast, whole-wheat muf. fins, tart jelly, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Baked Deans, brown bread, cabbage and ap- pie salad, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Lamb stew with canned peas end fresh carrots, baked potatoes, hearts of cel- cry, prune pie, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
Of Interest to Women

Have you . household problem tO solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and ad- dress, enclose a thfee-0ent postage stamp and mail to The W0anan's Editor, Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington, D. O., for | personal reply.
 c. Can the original lIster be re- stored to glazed chintx after it has been launderedq
 A. The lllster is produced by the application of suitable starchea waxes, etc, and glazIng under pres sure at fairly high temperatlEesi processes which are too dlfacult tG be performed at home. However fabrics can be given some luster by starching with a paste to which payaflln or any white wax hes been added.
 q. have on abundance of thl whites of eegg left after using tho g0lkg ln ny hahy's aogmula, Can
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

to form standard on which the doll stands.
 SKIRT: The skirt is Q ruffle of amber colored crepe paper cut across the grain about 5 inches wide and iS inches long. Fold the strip in half lengthwise and shlrr folded edge over Q knitting needle, Slip onto q 6-inch piece Of spool wire and remove the needle, Then tie in place around dolls waist.
 COLLAR: Make neck ruff same as the skirt, only using . strip of green crepe paper 3 inches wide and l2 or lB inches long.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
BY RUTH MILLETT

Physical fitness is fun" If Alice Marble, director of physical training for women in the Civilian Defense set-up can actually make women believe her slogan, she will com-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

People of Mexico are complain- ing against the soaring prices oi umbrellas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23
QUESTIONS C ANSWERS Too Much Vitaxmln2

Regarding your statement that no one is likely to get too much of any. vitamin. I have been under you suggest some ways to use them? f 4. Angel Food cakes take Q large number of whites. They can also be used in making the pastry and pastry shells that are made of the beaten whites with confectioner's sugar added, dropped on Q pan and baked in Q slow oven. Ice creams and frozen fruit desserts, made ip an electric refrigerator, also call for the beaten whites of the egg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-23

Marriage Love doesnt make 'e Over marriage with lets out and with passing whatever that there's me9a oft CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
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