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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
13
Week of July 1 menus list breakfast, lunch, and dinner items including eggs, Melba toast, prunes, vegetables, roasts, and seafood. The page adds reader questions on blood pressure diet and ear issues with doctor answers and vein treatment advice.
The court of last resort in Rouffiac affirmed pew renters’ rights, recognizing timely rent payments as a claim to public credit for churchgoers. The ruling, three years in the making, establishes a precedent across France.
Mrs Walter B Sellmer of Fairfax California is likely the only woman game warden in the United States. Since her November appointment she has arrested about 50 game law violators. The YWCA in Honolulu serves girls from 12 nationalities. A tablet in Warsaw New York honors Mary Hosford the first US college woman to earn a BA in 1841 and buried there. unveiled by the Warsaw D A R chapter.
In Kagoshima Japan residents who catch about 800000 pounds of sharks annually have long discarded skins after selling fins. A Japanese commerce department notice informed a New Orleans Tanner desires all skins that can be shipped, mainly for making women’s handbags.
Parishioners clashed over brass-plated pews reserved for paying members. The mayor called it a public matter and ordered the priest to remove the plates, but the priest refused to comply.
An easily made beefsteak pie serves as the principal dish for dinner alongside a green vegetable salad strawberries sugar cookies and tea. The notes evoke an English dining ambiance reminiscent of Dickens with a simple household recipe.
This recipe uses three fourths pound round steak cut small, flour, hot water or stock, salt, ten small onions, two cups diced potatoes, and pepper. Remove fat, brown meat, add seasoning and vegetables, bake under biscuit dough or mashed potato crust at 450 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes until done.
A collection of household tips includes making mar malade from red raspberries and currants with sugar and hot jars, a compact console table with built in kitchen cabinet and outlets for a single room, a basic cream sauce recipe, a tip to replace eggs with corn starch in a four egg cake, and using gasoline to clean doors and window screens before repainting.
Twelve slices buttered bread two packages cream cheese six lettuce leaves one half cup guava or currant jelly one fourth cup finely chopped nuts Spread six slices with cheese. Sprinkle with nuts cover with jelly and lettuce and place remaining slices. Toast may be used if wished.
Special Paris report advises not overdressing for shipboard life. Day wear favors simple sports costumes and coordinated tones, with cardigans and warm coats, scarves, hats, and practical shoes. Evening attire should be refined yet restrained with lace and georgette, plus one wrap for decks and promenades.
Readers seek guidance on whether to date, flirt, or go steady as ages range from 14 to 19. Mrs. Virginia Lee cautions against forcing love, urges honesty about relationships, and advises keeping friendships while allowing others to choose, with practical tips for teen behavior.
A civil war soldier drove a cottonwood sprout into the ground as a whip at Lamoni Iowa. The 70-foot cottonwood grew from the sprout and was felled. J W Heasley says the tree sprang from the whip. German firms push campaign for old fashioned shoe polish return.
Helena Rubinstein notes English beauty stems from fair skin aided by misty rain. She warns prolonged wet and windy seasons dry complexions, causing premature aging unless prevented by proper care. Emphasizing preservation, she urges prudent routines to keep youthful skin as England’s climate tests it.
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