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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
3
Fashion writer Lucy Clatre notes wash fabrics dominate summer wear as families vacation. Pique frocks in white and pastels appear in three sketches, showing one piece dotted piques, two piece sleeveless frocks under linen jackets, and a piqué skirt with silk blouse. White kid shoes and sunburn stockings complete the looks.
A collection of advice columns by Mrs Virginia Lee addressing democracy bias in marriages between Americans and foreigners and young readers seeking guidance on love. The piece includes reader letters about interracial and intercultural relationships and a circus accident report from Blackpool.
Column reflects on changes in style and self reliance noting a bygone era where women curled their own hair and wore simple fashions. The piece muses on nostalgia and societal shifts affecting personal grooming and identity.
Practical guidance on non starch soups and meal pairings for better digestion. Advice covers serving thickness, potato preparation, avoiding acids with starchy soups, meat soup combinations, and raw tomato soups as liquid salads. Also warns against flour thickeners and garlic or onions to reduce gas.
A set of questions asks: your WWI position, year US entered WWI, city known as the City of Magnificent Distances, the Swiss apple-shot legend name, the Paris museum once the king’s palace, and the Bible reference for a riches verse. Answers appear on page 4.
Mrs A L Patterson returns from six weeks in Bitter Root valley. Mr and Mrs T Jenkins plan three months in Wales and England then fall return to Butte. Mrs Alfred Rogers returns from Portland rose festival visit. Bert Connell of Reno Idaho spending week with Connells in Butte. Ladies Aid at Lowell Avenue M E church postponed to July 10 due to Mrs Moyle’s mother. Families visit Madison area. Harrington convalescing at home after hospital stay. Fargo and Great Falls visitors stay with Mrs Charles Wee. Mrs Rizzie leaves for two weeks in Great Falls and Sand Coulee.
A diet plan for Marcia aims to lose twenty pounds through a summer friendly regime. It combines lemon water each morning, coffee, fruit juices, and water intake, followed by a two day fruit and liquid phase, then a controlled menu of vegetables, lean proteins, and limited bread with emphasis on avoiding starches and sweets. The regimen includes varied dinners and occasional meat or fish, with one liquid day weekly and ample water to curb appetite and reset digestion.
White glove fashion rises in Paris scenes with many gatherings featuring short white gloves and black and white outfits. The look gains popularity among attendees and reflects current vogue.
A short note describes spreading a paper on the table before cleaning fowl or fish, so the paper can be gathered and burned afterward.
A wordy menu hint describes spaghetti with cheese as a meat and potatoes substitute. It advises adjusting cheese by taste, noting some prefer mild cheese while others want a strong, generous amount. It mentions baked spaghetti with cheese, spinach, beet salad, berry pie, and coffee.
A kitchen note opens with a pasta method for spaghetti with a cream cheese sauce using butter flour milk and American cheese then bakes topped with grated cheese and crumbs. The piece shifts to rainy day crafts building a dollhouse from boxes and simple furnishings using household scraps. It ends with a powder box tip to preserve powder and extend its life.
Four eggs and two cups each of sugar and flour form the cake base with baking powder lemon extract and hot water. Bake in a large round tin, split when cold then fill with a custard made from egg sugar flour milk and heated to thickened consistency.
Poem fragment by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow echoes gloomy weather and endurance. Refrains urge a still heart to trust light beyond clouds as life faces ongoing sorrow.
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