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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1928
Page
10
A health article explains allergy as exaggerated sensitivity to foods, often triggered by past experiences, and notes serum therapy rarely helps. It urges a properly balanced diet to correct acidosis, with a fruit juice fast as a cure and a return to normal eating afterward.
Poached Egg on Toast Salad uses pineapple on lettuce with nuts whipped cream forming the white of an egg and canned peach as the yellow. No dressing is added making a simple, decorative fruit salad with a toast motif.
With warmer weather arriving, Fifth Avenue shows a surge of ensemble outfits pairing dress and coat in georgette and other soft materials. The new style emphasizes coordinated tones and light fabrics as observers note the street’s fashion evolution.
The piece discusses women balancing work and home life over the past decade, noting some leave home duties for business while motherhood adds new expectations. It also outlines two georgette ensembles with coat options and accessories, calling attention to fashion details and hats, and ends by recommending Madelon’s dispatches for New York fashion updates.
Helena Rubinstein argues beauty comes from within not surface appearance. She urges women to shed self consciousness by serving others developing interests and knowledge to cultivate inner charm and leadership through outward deeds.
A poetic query of love arrival asks when fair Love will come. The speaker ponders timing and mood through seasons and skies, wondering if love will arrive with smiles or tears, sun or moon, summer or autumn, and ends with signer Pakenham Beatty.
Mrs Luther Willard of Dillon visits the Browns in town. Mr and Mrs James C Davis welcome a son at Murray hospital, a three pound first born. Farewell party for Mrs Landram and children, and a new apartment purchase by Mrs Lucille Williams. Local hospital stays and weekend visits follow. A birthday party for Mrs William Slater features music, buffet luncheon, and gifts. Community groups plan a May bazaar at Lowell M E church. The Jolly Ten club and Knights of Columbus events are noted along with theater ads.
The passage asserts that admitting not knowing is the real start of uncovering facts. It argues fear of appearing ignorant keeps people ignorant, urging honesty as a path to knowledge.
Modern thinking opposes physical punishment though old fashioned discipline is said to have produced many successful men. Rockefeller recounts being spanked by his grandfather and John D Jr. also disciplined by his father and grandfather. Both Rockefellers thrived despite a spanking handicap.
The author ponders recording thoughts as photographs and asks who would want thoughts public. It argues that thoughts reveal the self more than actions and invites self reflection on what one would reveal if every thought were exposed.
To preserve the ancient Sticklepath bridge near Okehampton England builders seek weatherworn granite from older structures or quarries dated to the 16th century or earlier for repairs.
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