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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1927
Page
12
An editorial sparring over chivalry vs equality in gender roles unfolds in a dialogue between friends. The discussion questions whether a man should yield his streetcar seat as a sign of kindness or out of duty to tradition, ending with the note that chivalry belongs to the classes.
A Paris dispatch notes that true style knows no nationality and American women resemble Parisian and other European women in dress. It observes fashion becoming international, reports the shifting figure silhouette toward slenderness, and credits publications with spreading taste over drastic trends.
A reader asks about age sixteen seeking independence to date others while her parents favor the steady boyfriend. Mrs. Lee advises patience and notes parental trust. other letters discuss writing to lovers, etiquette, and staying connected, with humorous asides about old fashioned views.
Household hints by Mrs Mary Morton include two rabbit recipes one praised as best ever and a dry bread dressing to accompany. The rabbit is browned lightly with bacon and milk added for a tender bake, while the dressing uses toasted dry bread onion celery and poultry seasoning.
A housewife frets over a pie in the oven. She scolds, orders silence, and frets about custard texture and timing while insisting others stay away as the dish nears perfection. The tense scene ends with a breath of relief as the pie cooks nicely.
Comic strip moment centers on Etta Kett reacting to a travel mix up with a humorous take on vacation misadventure. The slice highlights lighthearted dialogue and character dynamics typical of the strip.
Mrs. Mary Morton presents a tested daily recipe. Cut one pound ham and bake with three medium sweet potatoes two tart apples and milk. Parboil potatoes slice over apples, add butter and brown sugar then bake at 300 degrees for one to one and a half hours. Remove cover to brown before serving.
A food guide lists two dishes. Fruit Salad uses half a peach and half a canned pear with cottage cheese in their hollows, plus raisins and mayonnaise. Pumpkin Pie combines pumpkin eggs milk spices sugar flour salt for a classic dessert.
A shopper asks for price fairness at a clothing store. The clerk doubles the coat price to prove a biblical point. The minister nearby questions the scripture reference as the woman buys the coat. The merchant cites mercy as the reason for his actions.
A Lawrence tailor says his wife has now disappeared for the 36th time in 24 years. He has forgiven her repeatedly but fears harm may come to her, while hoping she returns home.
Four work horses were seen aboard a motor truck traveling along Parkwood avenue in Toledo Ohio as Billy Baker a trucker moved his animals to a new job site. The sight surprised passersby who watched the four creatures ride atop the vehicle.
An American tobacco specialist was invited by the Egyptian government to travel to Egypt and evaluate whether the climate and soil conditions are suitable for growing tobacco.
The favorite riding horse imported from Australia twenty years ago by the late Japanese emperor has lived in isolation since his master died and is now believed to be dying of old age.
The article explains dry skin as fine textured, prone to wrinkles and sunburn, needing rich nourishment and oils. It recommends oily cleansing, liberal anti wrinkle creams around eyes and mouth, overnight wear in gloves, mild astringent lotion, sunproof makeup, and cream based colors suited to dry skin. Tomorrow it will cover oily skin.
The column argues that anemia stems from body toxemia rather than iron deficiency and can be cured by eliminating toxins through better living. It notes red blood cells may be destroyed by toxemia, not lack of minerals, and promises to discuss cures further.
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