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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1928
Page
13
Tidbits on summer daintiness cover hair care scents and wardrobe. The article praises clean lightweight hair and fresh fragrances, suggests pine scented shampoos, and recommends light linens and pastel collars to stay cool and neat in hot weather.
The article advises cool prints for summer wear and shadowproof slips. It then details melon selection, storage, and serving to preserve flavor, warning against under ripe or overripe fruit and favoring casaba and Rocky Ford varieties. It ends with a digestion Q and A recommending fasting and gradual diet adjustment.
A German trial of a car powered by expanding gas is linked to Prof. R. H. Goddare of Clark University. He has spent years on a rocket that could break through Earth's atmosphere and maybe reach the moon.future tests may lead to a rocket airplane that climbs higher than today. The piece wonders if the next Lindbergh could pilot interplanetary flight.
Fashion writer Lucy Claire highlights long separate coats as essential for summer ease amid uncertain weather. Woolen fabrics dominate, with navy and black coats shown through blue tweed and velvet collar designs, while flat furs and lynx trims signal fall wear.
A surprise party for Albert Jer at 1430 Evans Ave featured games and music until late. Carrier led vocal selections in Chinese. Mrs. Ier, Frances Foster, and Jana McKerrenen performed on piano. Numerous friends and family from Butte and Maudlow attended, with students from Montana State University mentioned.
A vintage silver plated sandwich server with two handles is described, featuring a bread or roll resting area. The item appears as a decorative serving piece intended for entertaining and table display.
The page lists a picnic dinner plan with a steamer or waterless cooker method. menu items include scalloped potatoes steamed meat loaf vegetable salad buns butter jelly brown bread peanut butter cocoanut custard pudding and beverages such as sprites and cocoa. also contains a brief sewing tip about shields for sleeveless dresses.
Home hint advising porch rug refresh using dye mixed in boiling water with salt, brushed on and dried. instructions continue with garment mending using adhesive tape for repairs, aiming to restore and preserve fabrics and floors in a household setting.
Recipe urges mixing three eye yolks three fourths cup sugar one cup chopped dates one cup chopped nuts three teaspoons flour one teaspoon baking powder one teaspoon vanilla egg whites beaten stiff folded in bake 40 to 45 minutes serves eight chop dates and nuts beat whites then yolks add sugar and remaining ingredients in order and bake.
A tranche of reader letters and Mrs Lee's responses address heartbreak and family strife. Topics include a girl mourning lost mother love, risky dating choices, a mother coping with a drunk husband and a troubled daughter, and advice for anxious high school girls finding confidence.
A fragment from Percy Bysshe Shelley reflects on night as a barrier or bridge between lovers. The speaker questions the idea of saying good night and longs for closeness as evening turns to morning, arguing that true affection makes night unnecessary.
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