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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1928
Page
11
A youth recalls a devastating lapse of trust with a self serving friend who used his generosity to advance privately. The speaker contemplates lasting distrust and warns that one false friend does not ruin all men of loyalty. Memo promises one swallow does not make a summer.
The article explains that blood remains alkaline in life and acidosis is a lowered alkalinity rather than true acidity. It links reduced alkaline reserve to infection risk, rheumatic fever, pneumonia, and diarrhea, and notes signs like ammonia in urine, rashes, cold sores, and headaches. It promises the next article will cover cures.
Poetic plea says three-score-and-ten years justify rest and reflection. It calls for freedom to live as they please, to recall memories, and to sit quietly on the brink between life and death without interruption.
Reader asks if walking a mile and a half after breakfast harms health and why ears feel stopped during a walk. Advice says light exercise after a brief rest is fine and ear fullness may come from increased blood circulation and blood pressure.
A sweet reader letter from North Carolina shares longing for an old fashioned fellow and a prince charming. The writer, living with her father after her mother's death, enjoys wholesome sports and reading, hoping to meet a fine suitor.
In her talk Rubinstein contrasts wild and luxurious beauty with modern restrained standards. She praises vitality and exotic makeup while stressing grooming, texture, and color over excess, noting that true luxury now comes from quality rather than quantity.
Mrs Mary Morton offers practical kitchen tips for hot breads biscuits and desserts. She shows variations with grated cheese orange peel dates prunes raisins and other additions. The piece includes step by step recipes for lemon pudding date muffins biscuit dough scones and potato tea cakes with tips on mixing shaping and baking.
Seven manuscripts ordered by King Rene of Naples, dated 1446, were found by Professor Shish mareff in a remote public library room. The origin of how they reached the library is unknown and French archives lost track of them in 1646. A second item notes the Army School for Chaplains Reserve Corps at Fort Leavenworth will enroll one chaplain with two faculty members guiding the class led by 1st Lt Erick Engbretsen Espelien, noting his March graduation.
A daily tested method uses one egg or 1.5 eggs with lemon juice or vinegar salt dry mustard sugar paprika and salad oil. Beat egg and seasonings with a tablespoon of acid and a quarter cup oil then add remaining oil gradually while beating vigorously. Add remaining acid gradually during mixing.
A young man asks a lady if she has ridden a chestnut filled with mettle. She counters that she has bought bags of chestnuts full of worms.
He rushes into a bar and orders three pints before a supposed row. He drinks them quickly and admits he has no money to pay, declaring the fight starts now. The barmaid asks what the row is about and when it will begin.
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