davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-29
|Flattery May
Be Cure for
Jealousy
Bv DOROTHY Dir

Dear Miss Dix: Believe 1t or not
my complaint Is that my husband
loves me too much. He Is 80 de-
voted to me that he cannot endure
to have me speak, even in the most
casual way, to any other man, and
every time I 60 out Of the house
without him, he suspects me OF hay
ing date with some other man. !
give him no reason for this jealousy,
for am perfectly devoted to him
and have no interests except in him
and the baby. But he Is running his
own life and mine, too, and I DOM
know what to do about 1t. He won't
listen to reason or argument or even
believe what he sees Of my daily
life. Can you make any suggestion
that will help us?
A VICTIM OF A JEALOUS HUs-
BAND.
Answer-The foundation OF jeal-
ousy Is an inferiority complex. A
husband who gets green-eyed every
time his wife speaks to any other
man must secretly think himself the
most unattractive of the whole male
sex If he believes that they possess
fascinations that he does not. Yet
there are men of whom I have
known who would not allow their
wives to be exposed to the charms OF
even the butcher or baker or veg
etable seller unless they were along
to see that no love passages took
place.
What these poor, jealous husbands
suffer is probably unimaginable to
those OF us who are well balanced
and are able to see things in their
true perspective, for they find it i'm
possible to believe even the things
that they know to be true. And
their needless torture could COM
mand our sympathy If it did not in
furiate us so with its folly.
Your husband, for instance, knows
you to be an honorable, loyal and
trustworthy wife, yet he suspects you
Of being an immoral woman. He
knows he has no cause for it. He
knows he is killing your love for
him. He knows he is breaking up
his home. But he goes on turning
the screws and making both OF you
suffer just the same.
Inasmuch as jealousy is caused
by an inferiority complex, it has
been suggested that the only way to
combat it is to try to build up the
victims self-esteem. AS all other
remedies have failed, why not try
that? Pile on the f1attery with a
shovel. Tell him, day in and day
out, that he is the handsomest man
in the world. Ask him why he
doesn't give up his business and go
to Hollywood where he would make
Victor Mature look like a washed
out has-been. Rave over his mar
velous personality. Make him be-
lieye that all the women fall for him
at sight. Give him a dose of his own
medicine by putting on a jealous act
yourself and throwing fits every
time he speaks to another woman,
even if she is as old as his grandma
Maybe this prescription will work,
but anyhow if you keep him so busy
trying to keep you from suspicion
ing him. he won't have so much
time to think up affairs you might
have had while he was at the office.
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Shopping around
BY Dorothy Murray
Carry Your Share

Garry Your Share -.
IN reo white and blue. These gayer
variety and real pleasure string they
perfect for shopping will
almost all of your groceries They're durable pretty
would be ideal to tote" you're one of your clothes
shopping sprees.
Brighten That Corner
We've had many requests lately for something to treat fiber
rugs There product the
these and also for articles
folding chairs It's apply simply
Snast and water rpelent should additional
tices of this type
Dainty Drndls ..
At the risk of stepping the fashion departments
must this bit of style information
love wearing handmade ones created bv the
Seminole Indians. These
excellent There short skirts for
long to be with special
occasions.
Shine, Mister! -.
You've got to have welshined
the step have given plenty thought
farewell present than cleaning
a can of polish two stiff brushes and polishing CLOTH
To Fight Milde,V =.
you're troubled you'd invest in one
of those dehydrang gadgets Place them close
and windows for hour let them
meath for the moisture from the drop
ddampers" made pink plastic with pink
the chemical They inserts in the
when is time empty of the fluid After using these
you'll find the atmosphere of the dry bone The
whole is comparatively inexpensive, too.
Evening star., 1943-06-29
French Recipe
For Cooking
Rice Given

II am sure that you must have in
your huge collection Of recipes some
French recipes for cooking rice.
When I lived In France, my cook
gave us the most wonderful baked
rice which she called a Pilaff and
served with q lamb or veal stew
Then there was a baked rice, which
she served by itself or with fruit.
II you have these recipes, please
print them. I am doing my own
cooking nowadays"
am sure that I have the recipe
for baked rice which Is known as
"Pilan le Riz." which is prepared
according to the methods used In
Eastern Europe. When 1t is ready
to serve, every grain is separate and
well cooked. This Is a very good
method to use for rice, especially
if you are baking something else
in hot oven.
There is also a baking method
for preparing rice to use In any des-
sert which demands rice. The orig
inal recipe calls for vanilla bean,
but grated orange rind is a very good
substitute. 1t is a little like our
method for making old-fashioned
rice pudding. but it does not take
such long baking and, because it
is covered, no crust forms on the
top. 1t may be served hot or cold
with cream. You may add the
American touch by serving it with
shaved maple sugar when it Is served
hot. 1t may also be served cold
with any sWeetened crushed fruit.
RICE PILAFF.
Wash one cup of rice, heat one
tablespoon hardened vegetable fat,
margarine or butter until very hot.
Add drained rice and stir until each
grain is coated with fat. Add one
teaspoon salt and two cups of cold
water to separate the grains, bring
to boiling, cover and place in hot
oven (4500FD 20 to Is minutes until
rice is tender. Remove from oven.
slip folded towel under cover, let
stand five minutes and serve hot
with melted butter.
Evening star., 1943-06-29

1t isn't unusual any more to buy a
silver fox scarf and receive the
varnint's pedigree with the merch-
andise. This has been going on for
some time and gives the wearers, If
they care about such things, a fine
sense of superiority, like a dog
fancier with a blue-blooded canine.
However, a new one on us Is a
handbag with a pedigree" In fact,
there's whole series of these super
beautiful bags in the softest, finest
doeskin, each fastened with large,
authentic, antique key which slips
through a loop on the front of the
bag and holds 1t securely fastened.
The key, of course, is the excuse
for the pedigree" which comes with
each-a sheet of parchment giving
the background and history Of the
key used. Each one Is different, all
are fascinating and, we must warn
you, priced according to their ex-
elusive qualities. But If you want to
really splurge on a handbag that
will mark you as ultra chic, this Is
for you, you lucky girl!
A couple of other numbers in the
handbag line certainly deserve your
attention, too, if you like the un-
usual in accessories. One is a hand
some brown doeskin envelope with a
large carved Chinese figure on either
side. The other is a cocktail hour
style in satin that looks like book
On the outside cover in beading is
printed Strictly Personal" Inside
is a whimsical little message, also
done in gold beads. And behind
that. logically enough, a place to
carry your lipstick, compact and
other odds and ends. Could be
used as an evening bag, though
such things are not especially in
demand right now. However, its
best usage these days will be at tea
time with your best black satin or
sheer frock. You will be the life
of any party, we promise you.
With your bright summer dresses,
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Got the Jitters?
Try 4 Home
| redtment
Ry Patricia Lindsay


Have you the jitters? Bored with
life? Can't sleep because of the
heat? Would love to take trip
but cannot? Well, try home
treatment for tangled nerves and
wartime filters. With little perse-
verance you will relax and that
-pent-up" feeling will vanish. You
will sleep better, work better, get
more fun out of your playtime. And
what is just as important-you will
look better!
Take an inventory of yourself
and habits and make certain you
are not getting careless and sloppy.
Now, more than ever before you
should look your best and take better
care of yourself as good morale
builder!
Cleanliness is the first law of the
well-groomed, healthy woman, so
do not hesitate to use soap and
water generously on your body and
clothes during the warm weather.
If you feel depressed the chances
are that you have not had enough
fresh air in your lungs nor enough
exercise. Your circulation is slug
gish. Even If you are tired, at the
end Of the day before supper or
dinner, take brisk walk and see
If 1t does not make you feel more
at peace with the world
When you return home, cleanse
your face with cream and tissue,
don a shower cap, and get into a
warm (not hot bath and lie back
In the tub relaxing your muscles
and nerves. If you can stand it,
finish off with cool (not cold)
shower and dry your body with a
coarse bath towel. Then spray on
your favorite cologne and do not
Use 1t too sparingly. It's fragrance
will make you like yourself the more
and that is important.
Now I could tell you to continue
grooming yourself-but I am not
going to do so. I want you to get
into bed, between clean. fresh
sheets. have light meal brought
you df possible), and have a stack
of new magazines, mystery story
or a good light novel at hand.
Simply read until you are drowsy
then turn off the light and sleep
well.
You will be up in time to take
10 minutes of calesthenics on your
bedroom floor, to dash cold water
on your face, to put on a careful
makeup and fresh clothes and get
a decent breakfast eaten leisurely.
When you start out on the days
work, remember to hold your body
erect and walk with a spring in
your step. While the day is young
make plans for some entertainment
that night (you are rested. you look
well, this is the timeD. Keep busy
during the day-for an energetic
day keeps you in a normal frame
of mind and that keeps you a better
citizen for the duration. Every one
has their blues-you are not alone!
Evening star., 1943-06-29
How to Keep Cool
In Hot Weather
Bv Jose ebhiue L0.v,nnn

BY Josephine LOtCman
The weirdest ideas have grown up
about what is cooling in hot weather
Science denies many popular ideas
are true, but it is difficult to unsell
the public on these conceptions be-
cause they seem temporarily cooling
For instance, ice cream with its
many heat-producing calories is
much more heating in the long run
than a piece of warm lean steak.
Yet, in summer we are likely to
stoke the furnace with ices, frappes
and chocolate sodas. Simple foods,
with low caloric count, such as
green salads. fresh fruits and vege-
obles. should form a large part OF
our summer diet.
The same thing is true of the
cold shower. 1t is hard for you to
believe that your cold shower, which
feels so wonderful at the time, is a
stab in the back, isn't it? Az early
as 1915 experiments at Harvard
physiological laboratory demon
strated the cold shower actually
raises body temperature.
If you really wish to cool of, not
for just a moment, but for hours
you should take a warm bath OF
even better, exercise to make your
self perspire freely. 1t is difficult to
believe unless you have tried it, but
one good workout in hot weather
will do more to help you stand the
heat than all the cologne and fan.
in the world. You never feel as hot
during the day you take exercises a.
you would have otherwise.
Try this one: Lie on your stomach
with your legs straight. Place one
hand on each side of the bust. Push
with the arms, Strengthening the
elbows and arching the back, head
back. Keep the back arched as you
release the hands and let the body
rock forward. Place hands on floor
again and repeat, arching back and
rocking forward.
Evening star., 1943-06-29
POached Eggs

When poaching eggs, break each
one separately into a small shallow
dish and carefully slip into hot
water. This will help keep the eggs
from separating. Cook minutes and
remove with a skinner or slotted
spoon. If you have a regular egg
poacher, rinse out each pan with
cold water to keep the eggs from
sticking. OF course you can grease
each pan If you have enough fat
Bacon fat will do very well for this
greasing and it also gives a gooc
flavor to the eggs.
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Brown Rice for Health

Brown rice is the rice grain from
which only the hull has been re-
moved 1t has some of the bran
coats left on which contain valu-
able minerals and vitamins, so use it
for health as we'll as variety.
Brown rice requires longer cook
ing than white and the flavor is
nutty. 1t can be used the same as
white rice, in soups, stews, creamed
and escalloped dishes.
Evening star., 1943-06-29
Health and Vigor
Hand-in-Hand
Bv DR.. J. B. Warren

Health Is the state OF feeling of
well-being in which one is filled
with enthusiasm and vigor for work
and play"
Good health means more than
being free of aches and pains, colds,
indigestion. 1t is the feeling that
being alive Is the biggest and best
thing in the world.
How to attain and maintain it:
After examination by your dentist
and physician, watch three things
sleep, food, exercise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Better Health . : :

BY Dr. Logan CIendening =

! New York for a year under
careful medical supervision.
At the end OF the year his
blood pressure was the same as
at the beginning and there were
no evidences of Bright's disease.
EOR long time the nutrition
Il lists reported the finding of
vita m ms only in vegetable
products.
Lately, however. they have
been testing meats with crafty
ing results.
The best source of vitamin 81
--thiamine chloride is pork.
Good sources are lamb, beef
and veal.
The best source of vitamin A
Is liver.
Liver is also the best source
Of vitamin B2-ribofiavin.
Good sources are beef, fish,
pork, chicken and cheese.
TNHE best source OF NICOTINE
l. acid - the pellagrs-preven-
tive vitamin - is again liver,
with pork running third and
salmon running well up in the
list.
Meat is not conspicuously a
good source of vitamin c, but
most meats contain some.
Protein - the tissue building
substance in foods, of course,
conspicuously more concentrated
in meats, fish and fowl than any
other food, the closest runner-up
being cottage cheese.
A MONG the minerals, calcium
"A can best be obtained in
milk and cheese, the green
vegetables all containing good
quantities.
The best food for iron is again
liver. with oysters running Sec
ond; turnip tops, fourth: meats,
fifth. and spinach and eggs in
about the middle of the list.
Since we are assured a good
supply of liver, pork and cheese,
IL is comforting TO know they
have such good nutritional
qualities.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
NJ. c.: Will you please tell
me if a large stone in the gall
bladder will prove fatal il not
corrected by surgery? Does it
affect other organs?
Answer: A large stone in the
gallbladder is probably the SAT-
est and most comfortable kind
10 have.
1t certainly does not neces-
sarily have 70 be corrected by
surgery nor does it often affect
other organs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
War Garden MisinfOrmafiOn:
HoIf-Heorted Spinach
Poses as Broccoli
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Some people think that broccoli is caulower in a bad
mood. Some think it is spinach that trying
What broccoli actually consists of is bit uncertain.
would call it cabbage with finger
Broccoli to be lettuce but halfway the
1t changes its mind
1t differs from parsnips We put parsnips in Victory
Garden because in lose battle will have
thing to blame it on.
Broccoli spinach, cabbage caulfower and pot herbs
all members of the family They all alike blind
assistance
Restaurants are fair about this type Of vegetable The
waiter brings 1t in and gives you three guesses.
There terrific food values and important vtamns in
broccoli But of 1t is essential lettuce which
contains sand and other building materials. III
am growing of broccoli this summer up on the
farm. 1t looks nice in buttonholes. i wv
We also serve it garnish for steaks when get
them. The last had garnisheed.
by features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Bigger Billing
For j. Dorsey

wondering about the aftermaths
Of marital tins.
Who gets custody Of the sand
Wich?
Paul Lavalle changed his
name 10 that after Pierre Laval
got so unpopular as a Vichy
Nazi.
Before he hit Broadway, the
orchestra leader was merely Joe
USifer.
His real handle is Giuseppe
Usiferro.
It's boy for the Wingy Man
noneS. He's the trumpet tooter.
Elaine Bassett quit the Follies
because her husband got too
lonesome.
They are talking about turn
ing over some old Attn street
hotels so servicemen on leave in
town can get nights sleep.
Why not give the various ar
mories to them on those nights?
Cots wouldn't be so expensive.
Add sorry sights: A one-time
spender offering pawn tickets to
pay his check in a cafe.
TiE scarcity Of French per-
Il fumes in the u. S. A. in
Splred character 10 visit Cuba,
where the stuff Is reported plen-
tiful.
He spent young fortune for
vast quantities, which he had
packed in plain bottles and then
Struggled into the United States.
He's been back a month and
can't peddle any of it at his
price.
Because the perfume was
manufactured by Charbert, To-
Gated in far away, exotic 56th
street.
MOST amazing transformation
A'A is Wynn Murrays.
When you saw her clicking in
Babes in Arms" and Boys
from Syracuse, she tipped the
Toledos at 265.
She is now 123-with trim
figure. Now in "Sons o Fun.
A midtown barber. reclassified
la. was at the draft board
where he noticed a letter of
complaint about him. which re-
suited in the new classification.
1t was signed by the barber in
the next chair.
When the biggest" hotel man
died not long ago he left nothing.
His daughter is skating in a
night club. and his widow gets
along the best she can.
Copyright oy Daily Mirror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
On the Side

Alas! the lore oj lcomen' II is
khoWR
To be lovely and fearful thug;
For all Of theirs upon that die
IS throWR
And If IL * lost, life hath no
more 10 bring
To them but mockeries Of the
past alone,
And their revenge is as the
tigers spring,
Deadly and quick and crushing;
get as real
Torture is theirs. wbat they
unfict they feet.
Byron.
"RY THE way, has Clare
- Boothe any children of her
own" asked Lady Nancy Astor
while giving voice TO some nasty
remarks about the glamorous
congresswoman
Evidently Lady Aston believed
the originator of the term
"globaloney"Nto be childless.
Such is not the case
Clare has a 17-yesr-old daugh-
ter, Ann, who is a student at
Stanford University.
London has no skyScrapers.
That is not because the Eng
liSh are not progressive.
London is built on Swampy
ground which would make sky
scrapers dangerous.
New York City is built on
rock.
CIDNEY FRANKLIN. Film
~ producer Thirty years in
Hollywood and never out of
job.
He was with d. w. Griffith
when the old master produced
The Birth of a Nation"
The basic idea of this great
film was the effect of war on
one family.
That is also the basic idea OF
Mrs. Miniver," which Mr..
Franklin produced and for so
doing received an Academy
Award.
ONE OF the chief reasons a
" man in his 20's makes a
better soldier than one in his
3O's or 40's is that he can get
along with much less sleep.
Proudly states a Sacramento,
Cal. mother:
"My 16-year-old son Is 8 feet
S inches tall and weighs 2S8
pounds not an ounce of which is
excess weight"
Charles S. Dana of Vermont,
when rs years old said he had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
On Broad way

THEY tried to put over a !
Il ayem curfew law for New
York night places in the State
Senate. but II topped.
There may soon be an earlier
closing law for liquor shops.
Beverly Whitney. the lovely
Savoy-PlaZa Lounge thrush, is
described eloquently by herself;
I'm a soprano" she confesseS,
"but I'm not the belligerent
kind"
!, The John Herseys are three.
' He's also the author OF the
new click. Into the Valley"
The actual weight of $40
gold coin is now valued at
$3.50. and the price is going up,
according to Wall Street.
When Jimmy Dorsey opens at
the Roxy next month, he'll get
bigger billing than the picture.
They are Calling the Copaca-
bana, where Jimmy Durante
stars: "Dursnte's Inferno"
all the midtown spotx
were dying" Monday night the
Copa was damned.
HIGH pressure press sgentry
II was being discussed last
night.
The tops--it was agreed-was
put over by III. Reichenbach, who
got $1,000 a day for his services
when he lived.
An obscure art dealer was
stuck with huge stocks of a
print "a nude) and asked Harry
TO help him.
Harry told the dealer to fea-
ture one in his window.
Then Harry phoned Anthony
Comstock, the reformer. saying
he was citizen and was
shocked. etc.
Comstock came, saw and had
the dealer arrested for vice. etc.
Result: Seven million prints of
September Morn" were sold.
JOHN GOLDEN, the Snowman.
- has written congressman 10
clip him remove the taxes off
The free tickets he gives TO mer-
chant marines.
Every time Mr.. Golden gives
these men without uniform
free tickets. he is penalized 30
cents on each ducat.
Don't stall. The Red Cross
needs more blood donors. At
least 100000 OF them.
The first war casualty OF one
local newspaper is the mems
fashion COLIN.
The conductor Of il is now as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
The On|ooker

A N AMERICAN BASE HOS
"A PITAL. SOMEWHERE IN
ENGLAND-If you happen 10
run across a Fighting French
general with a set of whiskers
so luxuriant that he almost has
10 wear a scarecrow in them to
keep birds away, please ask him
to communicate with Sgt. Harry
Halland at the above address.
The chances are he may be
able TO settle question which
is bothering that youngster
from Tewksbury, Mass. as ne
Convalesces from wounds suf-
fered in Africa.
Sgt. Halland wears patch
over one eye and the Croix de
Guerre on his chest.
He knows how he got the
patch but for the life Of him he
can't recall what he did to earn
the medal.
81 WAS propped up In bed in
- l. Africa one day" the ser
ant says, "when this bundle
Of French braid and whisxers
came To . halt by my bed.
Il didn't feel any too good at
the time and he didn't make me
feel any better when he started
kIsafn9 me. sruark- snark
smack, smack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16
Trad. Mark Registered. copyriEh, is.a.

signed 10 a COLIN on gardening.
The Keller Sisters Of the famous
vaudeville act are in a Syracuse
hospital with dented skulls
auto accident.
The reason those new Stork
Club exit signs are familiar:
They used TO be on the World S
Fair gates.
Four women. all expert sharp
shooters, are now guarding the
towers of the Delaware State
Prison.
A n ARMY lieutenant. a bit
"a woofled, kept bo,hering
Lincoln Hotel bellhop. who was
showing hun TO his room.
Kept saying:
why aren't you in uniform 2"
The officer was so annoying
the hop hauled off and flattened
him, knocking him ottt.
When he was revived he de-
manded the bellhop be fired.
which he was
Every bellhop and elevator
man there walked out in protest.
The hop was reinStated and
the strike ended.
NOV that Reubens is naming
~ sandwiches after celebrated
couples Jack DempSey-Hannah
Williams; Johnny Green-Betty
FurnesS. et all the locals are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-16

He made Clark Gable look
like a beginner.
II yelled ut him and asked
him what he was doing. but he
couldn't hear me through his
vhiskerS.
cit was like yelling into a
hedge.
Then he drew himself up to
attention. saluted and popped
out tho door.
Later, In looking for a hand
kerchief, l found the CrOix de
Guerre pinned on me.
IL am very glad To get 10 and
very proud Of IL, but / surely
would like Ia see that French
man and find out what I did to
make him give 1t TO me-
DERHAPS Sgt. Halland Is too
modest. ! thought 10 myself
after he had showed me the
Crolx de Guerre and had told
me his story.
SO, ] questioned some OF the
OF tn er Americans who were
bedded in this quiet, countryside
hospital--boys who had been
with Halland when he landed
In Africa 10 open a second front.
The boy with an arm gone
said:
Hell, the sergeant must have