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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1928
Page
13
Mrs Mary Mortons daily tested recipe uses quarter pound spaghetti two inch pieces boiled with salted water. Drain and rinse with cold water. Fry onion then add one quart tomatoes one half teaspoon salt and one eighth teaspoon paprika. Simmer two hours. Reheat spaghetti in tomato sauce and serve.
Menu hints suggest a simple family friendly meal plan with Figs as a versatile ingredient. The note encourages housewives to try new dishes like Fig Tartlets alongside Casserole Rice with Meat Tomato Sauce and Creamed Carrots and Peas, Greens, and a Milk or Hot Drink to finish.
A historical recipe describes a rice and meat casserole steamed to 45 minutes served with tomato sauce. The accompanying Fig Tartlets combine figs raisins sugar and almonds in pastry shells with a lemony egg glaze and a browned top.
A conductor rebukes a passenger for not paying fare yet the man awakens to produce a nickel. The article then notes the American Nurses Association census counting 70,118 members with New York leading at 9,765 followed by Pennsylvania 7,473 and California 5,280.
Fashion writer notes a shift toward skirt emphasis this season with thinner materials and new treatments. Cheruit showcases three looks including a sleeveless blue crepe dress with a matching jacket, a pale pink panel skirt frock, and a white chiffon evening gown with starched styling and silver embroidery.
A fragmentary column blends a sonnet excerpt by George Parsons Lathrop with personal letters about engagement and advice from a mentor, plus notes on Chief Petty Officer L Brays submarine voyage and Cheapside’s “Chained Swan” building slated for razing. The items span poetry, guidance, maritime travel, and urban preservation.
A reader asks how teens should balance parental limits on friends while seeking independence. Mrs. Virginia Lee urges parental understanding, suggests discussing perspectives, and advises focusing on study, books, and mutual support with a sister. The column notes many homes treat teen dating as a crime and encourages dialogue and safe social approaches.
The article warns against aggressive eye massage and heavy finger pressure near the eyes, urging gentle care instead. It outlines a treatment for puffy eyes using cleansing cream, refining lotion, muscle-bracer, and anti wrinkle cream, plus a stimulant to boost circulation and careful lid care.
An overview of canning, its origins with Francois Appert, and its role in modern food storage. The article explains sterilization, air exclusion, and varying processing times, plus notes vitamin retention and common safe practices, with reader Q&A on thyroid issues and gelatin. It ends with a Salvation Army bus gift for social welfare.
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