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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1928
Page
13
Helena Rubinstein outlines four beauty fundamentals cleanliness stimulation exercise and diet. She extols swimming as a full body exercise improving posture lungs and muscle tone while cautioning against fat gain and stresses using mirrors and mirrored views to create cool spacious rooms in summer with minimal cost.
Mrs. Peter Colter hosted the Jolly Ten at 900 Delaware Avenue with a luncheon for notable guests. A Second Spiritual Science church service was announced for Sunday at 129 South Main, with fall plans. a Five Hundred luncheon followed at 1630 Phillips Avenue. A graduation party for George Slater at Silver Bow Park featured class colors, flowers, a decorated cake, favors, and wrist watch gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Slater.
Sunday through Saturday menus list breakfast lunch and dinner options. Dishes include waffles with ham, corn on the cob, baked chicken, roasted lamb, poached eggs, br ied beef soup and assorted vegetables. A long ice cream recipe concludes the week’s notes.
A 21 year old asks for relief from ankle swelling and bedridden fatigue noting heart concerns. The reply promises therapy options vary by case, requests contact details, and offers to send literature. Other letters discuss Melba toast cleansing diet nail biting and general nervousness tips with simple home remedies and dietary guidance.
A brief report notes a new electric refrigerator is being manufactured on land, signaling a shift in production site logistics. The article cites minimal details on the company or location, focusing on the land-based facility as a development in appliance manufacturing.
The piece argues that the love of publicity drives crime and normal people seek fame. It discusses the crave for attention as a motive for criminals and as a social urge that leads individuals to seek favorable light among friends.
A Mansfield Ireland ball dance program used golf style scorecards with each dance called a hole and a playful warning Don't push your partner into the rough.
Practical kitchen notes from Mrs. Morton include using a waffle iron brush for easy greasing and a simple blitz method. Menu sequences cover breakfast with waffles and strawberries, lunch with croquettes and pineapple salad, and dinner featuring baked pork chops with lima beans and ambrosia dessert.
Ham Croquettes mix boiled ham with white sauce and eggs shape into cones and fry. Blitz Torte blends butter sugar eggs and milk then layers with lemon filling. Lima Beans with Pork Chops simmers dried ima beans then bakes with pork chops in casserole.
A little girl describes making toastwiches by layering peanut butter between thin raisin bread slices then toasting until light brown. She adds toast with toasted rolled cheese spread, butter, grated cheese, and paprika, rolled and secured with a toothpick, served hot.
A compact recipe from Mrs. Mary Morton describes strawberry preserves using one pound sugar per pound fruit. Dampen sugar, boil briefly, add fruit five minutes, then strain and boil syrup eight minutes more. Add lemon juice, fill jars with fruit, top with hot syrup, and seal after cooling.
Water spilled on a varnished surface should be soaked up with blotters to avoid smearing. The tip emphasizes quick blotting to protect the finish and maintain a neat appearance.
Advice column from Mrs Lee on a 20 year old woman who trusted a 21 year old boyfriend. He skipped calls and resumed dating others, prompting questions on whether he still loves her and how to handle the situation with calm guidance. The reader is urged to communicate, assess readiness, and consider mutual trust before marriage.
Walter Learned writes a light verse about aging with a youthful partner and prime of life. A narrator hints forty is not old as a neighbor Rose brightens his view with brown eyes and a pretty hand. The poem ends noting gray hairs appear by chance and aging is a shared experience.
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