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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1928
Page
13
Advice column on teen romance and engagement issues. Mrs Helen answers letters from young readers about loving a sailor, breaking engagements, and how to win a date. She cautions mutual acquaintances help, warns against unsuitable matches, and suggests waiting before marriage.
A weekly menu guide from Dr. McCoy outlines daily meals from Sunday to Saturday including breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with items like cottage cheese, roast chicken, broiled steak, lamb chops, and baked halibut. The document also describes a chilled avocado cream recipe and ends with Q and A on hair thyroid links and bran for constipation.
A reader’s clipped list shows correspondence between letters and dinner items: A wife preservers mark, B teary aheme, C dinner knife, D knife for fists, E bouillon spoon, F salad fork, G dinner fork, H fork for fish, J napkin, j bread and butter plates, K butter spreader, L water sampler.
One pint beans with sugar olive oil salt and pepper. Soak overnight then bake very slowly six to eight hours until tender and browned. Serves four.
Seasonal menu offers Broiled Mushrooms on Toast and Pea Salad as the main dish with Bacon and Roast Beef options. Fried Sweet Potatoes and Nut Stuffed Peaches accompany the refreshment lineup, plus Coffee to finish.
Broiled Bacon and Mushrooms on Toast describes broiling bacon, adding mushrooms with butter, and serving on buttered toast. Fried Sweet Potatoes explains parboiling then deep frying. Nut Stuffed Peaches covers filling canned peaches with jam and chopped nuts, chilling, and serving with cake and cream. Custard Sauce outlines milk plus other ingredients.
Scald milk in a double boiler. Beat yolks with sugar and salt until light. Pour scalded milk into the mixture. Return to the double boiler and cook until the mixture coats a silver spoon, stirring constantly. Add vanilla and chill.
The passage urges shifting thrift focus from fear of future shortfalls to enjoying luxuries and sensible spending. It suggests saving now to fund better outcomes like a quality car in old age rather than merely covering tomorrow’s medical bills.
A London painter labors 12 hours before a Hyde Park sculpture to drum up attention and pressure Parliament to remove it. The piece prompts reflections on life’s burdens, seriousness, and the need for humor.
Rubinstein emphasizes youthful posture as key to beauty. She urges straight, proud carriage, proper footwear, and a natural flowing walk. Readers should study their posture in a mirror and practice standing straight to rest their muscles. Tomorrow she promises hair line decisions.
The Rev. Ernest Wills remains at Murray hospital awaiting surgery. Community notes report visits by Carl Morrow and H G Knauss en route to Woodbine, and Mr. and Mrs. Eward Smith returning from Bozeman. Local clubs meet for gardening talks, ravioli dinners, and a radio concert honoring St James hospital graduates.
A Michigan court hears a divorce case from a couple living in a four room farm house. They have spoken to each other only four times in 18 years. Each time the husband started the conversation and the wife ended it.
Poem excerpt by Lewis Morris reflects on art and life with imagery of strings and wings. The speaker contrasts the fleeting influence of a master with the enduring vitality of the untouched singer. The verse ponders time, passion, and the power of song.
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