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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1928
Page
11
Dr McCoy outlines a weekly menu starting Sunday July 8 1928 with structured meals for each day. Breakfasts include eggs mush and omelets while lunches feature salads fruit and raw vegetables. Dinners emphasize roasts fish and pork with vegetables and desserts. a stuffed beet salad method is described.
A column of reader questions answered by a health expert covers removal of a forehead birthmark by electrical treatment after seeing a skin specialist, the fruit diet for sour stomach using one fruit per day with a list of recommended fruits, causes and remedy of abscessed kidneys, and the preparation and use of lemon milk as a easily digested milk substitute.
A reader asks about continuing love and self-centered partners. Mrs Virginia See references Tennyson on true love, urges teens to focus on study, and offers guidance to two girls with relationship questions. She notes London hosting The Baltimore dance and mentions Oxford Cambridge graduates becoming store saleswomen amid tropical fashion trends.
A historic menu note highlights summer fruit as ideal for desserts. It suggests fruit salad can serve as a combined salad and dessert alongside dishes like baked stuffed chops baked potatoes buttered new beets salted wafers and coffee. The text emphasizes seasonable fruit choice without additional context.
Instructions for stuffed chops with onion celery pepper thyme and milk soaked breadcrumbs, then browning chops and baking with water and stuffing. Also a fruit salad on lettuce with pineapple orange bananas strawberries and whipped cream garnish. Variations depend on ripe local fruits.
To one cup of dried petals add half an orange skin in tiny bits one teaspoon salt one teaspoon cinnamon and one teaspoon whole cloves. Heat evaporated milk to boil and chill rapidly. Just before serving set in ice and salt and whip. Market preparations aid whipping.
A tested Mary Morton recipe uses sour milk flour molasses salt and cornmeal. Mix soda with sour milk then add milk molasses salt, fold in cornmeal and flour and steam the batter for three hours.
A compact excerpt from Percy Bysshe Shelley’s poem celebrates unity in nature and love. The speaker personifies rivers, winds, mountains, and sea as mutually embracing, arguing that all mutual kissings are worthless without the beloved’s kiss. Poetic imagery links cosmos to intimate union.
A woman's three graces are poise skin and hair wit h lustrous beauty. The author guides Marcia through scalp care hot balsam oil treatments and herb shampoos to restore her dull lifeless hair to its former burnished coppery beauty after neglect and dandruff.
Attendees from South Side lodges include Mr and Mrs F J Bayley Mr and Mrs L W Smith and others at the L O O M convention in Livingston held July 2 3 4 Mrs J L Winter learns of her sister Mrs J Landons illness in Seattle Miss Florence Sylvester formerly of Butte now ill at Seattle Deaconess Hospital Whitehall pastor Rev Joseph Norton treated for infected eye Silver Bow Park Garden Club to meet at park church parlors Garden club plans annual picnic and lawn social at St John the Evangelist parishioners July 12 at the Sisters home lawn Alfred Blackburn and Jerry Noke stein of Ohio visiting relatives in town Whitehall church lawn social volunteers named multiple coordinators and booths Son born to Mr and Mrs Glen Winship Independence Day at Deaconess hospital.
Seeks air laurels as Mrs. Phoebe Fair flies solo in the national air tour. She is the only woman pilot and has the single "flivver" plane in the race, pitting her against the country’s top fliers.
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