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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1928
Page
6
The article guides leg grooming for spring beach season. It covers depilatories bleaching electrolysis as drastic, bleaching mixtures to fade hair, gooseflesh treatment with hot water and massage cream, acne on legs with paste wash and overnight cream, and nightly gauze wraps to protect linens.
June shifts into focus as white dominates graduation fashion with organdie chiffon and crepe de chine frocks. Home sew options mimic Paris couture with scalloped hems and capes while white kid shoes—sabot strapped, enamel accents, and gold trim—complete the youthful ensemble.
A broad explainer on hunger, the digestive tract from mouth to rectum, and the roles of stomach, intestines, and glands. It covers why hunger occurs after missing meals, how digestion prepares food, salivary action, and a preview of future articles on digestive organs and diet rules.
At the Garden Club of America convention in Cincinnati Mrs. Kermode F. Gill of Cleveland Ohio received a bronze medal for gardening work in the past year. She is the sixth woman to earn the medal and the first Ohio recipient, and she serves as president of the Town and Country club and the Cleveland Wildflower club.
The article argues air travel is safe noting mail planes and commercial planes have logged over 2,000,000 miles with only a single fatal accident, underscoring safety in aviation.
Household tips and meals for steam cooker prep including steamed ham and grapefruit gelatin. Also notes on local visits, a Finnish meeting in Ishpeming, a card party invitation, and a student’s return from Dillon after graduation.
South Side members of Silver Leaf Rebekah lodge joined district No. 8 in Anaconda led by Blanche Leveridge with Red Lodge and Wisdom officials among the honored guests. Hosting duties and needlework socials filled the day as members returned to Butte after weekend plans and family travel.
A brief fragment of verse by Charles Webbe laments indifferent affection and pleads for decisive emotion be it love or hate. The speaker asks for a tempest of feeling or a final grave and seeks clear kindness or conclusion in a stark, dramatic tone.
A reader asks how to handle intense crushes on an older woman. Mrs. Lee suggests realizing such infatuations can hurt both sides, advise taking time away from the friend, and consider opening to parents for guidance. Additional letters urge caution with a wronged admirer and handling friendship with honesty.
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