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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
6
Digestive guidance on eggs emphasizes cooking methods like coddled and soft boiled to aid digestion. Advice covers raw eggs risks, tender custards, French omelets, and serving ideas with Melba toast and milk. Reader questions address flat feet, mucus-free diets, and enfeebling sleepiness with detoxification.
South Side News reports residents ill at home including Sam Bennett and a pneumonia case at 2609 Bayard. Visitors travel from Milwaukee and Oakland while others return from Boston and Great Falls. St Ann's Welfare council officers elected. food sale postponed. a card party and cake sale planned for June 23 at Mrs Matulo. Brick construction shifts to English bricks for cost.
Paris columnist Lucien LeLong argues youthfulness in dress defines the fountain of youth. He outlines debutante dance frocks using delicate fabrics, soft silhouettes, simple wraps, and restrained jewelry to preserve youthful charm.
The Big Sister organization passed a resolution in Chicago condemning bathing beauty contests. The stance targets pageant practices and promotes a reformist message within the group and its affiliates.
Summertime reveals imperfection and superfluous hair. The article stresses patience and careful grooming to hide flaws as fashion calls for sleeveless gowns and chiffon hose, highlighting skin care as essential to a confident, polished appearance.
The article discusses hair removal options for women, noting razors as risky and depilatories as common. It cautions against facial depilation, mentions electric needles for root removal, and suggests bleaching mixtures like peroxide with ammonia to reduce growth over time for arms and legs.
Health problems of girls and how to aid them in obtaining more health and energy on the job and at play were the subjects of two Y. W. C. A. conferences held early in June. One was at Sudley, Maryland, and the other at Kimmswick, Missouri near St. Louis.
Mrs. Virginia See counsels a 16 year old girl facing parental opposition to a schoolmate boyfriend. She urges stopping secret meetings, respects parents’ view, and advises focusing on study while awaiting time and college plans. The column also answers readers Peggy and Jimmy about kissing and letter writing with a stance on self respect.
Mrs. Bess Evinrude stands out as the sole woman executive in the motorboat industry after founding her company with $5,000. Miss Linda Anne Eastman of Cleveland becomes president of the American Library Association, steering the nation’s third largest public library system. The piece also notes Southern Summer School plans for women workers and a memorial library addition at Elmira College.
A housewife showcases how to use canned foods alongside fresh produce. Asparagus stands out as a spring favorite and is suggested freely for menus. The light dessert complements warm weather, with baked potatoes, asparagus au gratin, buttered green peas, lettuce pimento salad, and marshmallow ecstasy as featured items.
Recipe brief with asparagus in buttered bake dish topped by cream sauce bread crumbs and cheese. Marshmallow Ecstasy shows strawberry preparation with whipped cream folded in and berries served in sherbet glasses.
Practical advice on avoiding heat marks and dots on silk stockings and oilcloths. Guides readers to check crochet cotton ball numbers via tag inside the spool to ensure correct matching and future sewing accuracy.
A mother saved tea from a white chicken and used rubbing alcohol with fruit colorings to dye feathers for children’s Indian headgear. She dyed blue with oleo bluing and red with cake colorings then stitched the colored feathers to a cloth strip for headwear.
A simple frosting recipe uses one cup grated chocolate and two eggs with one and a half cups sugar. Milk is added to the eggs and sugar and boiled seven minutes then chocolate is melted in and stirred until smooth and glossy.
Poem fragment counsels a girl on wary love and courtship. It warns that men show love with disguises and vanity while true hearts may be misread. It urges restraint, self respect, and patience, noting men may be jealous and perform for Saintlike worship.
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