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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1928
Page
11
The article gives a Sunday dinner idea for spring leg of lamb with bone removed and filled with poultry dressing. It advises saving the bone for stock to use in gravy or broth and offers a dressing recipe with optional clove or garlic. It also lists fruit cup, mock goose, browned potatoes, fresh salad, and dessert ideas. Additional tips cover a toy iron for embroidery transfers and using a cabbage slicer for even potato and fruit slicing.
Two pounds veal and mushrooms simmer in water for one hour then stir in cream and thicken. Optional strained peas added before serving on hot toast. Recipe attributed to Mrs Mary Morton’s Daily Tested.
A health column urges better school nutrition linking diet to strong bones and proper development. It criticizes white flour and sugar, promotes minerals, and offers reader questions with medical guidance and diet tips.
A reader argues blushes remain common among youth as a 19 year old laments constant blushing at parties and dinners. A Mrs Lee column urges self focus, humor, and helping others, while another 13 year old seeks friendship and acceptance, with guidance to stay kind and patient.
Helena Rubinstein urges poise and proper foot posture to enhance beauty. She notes that awkward feet stem from habits, not flaws, and stresses flat feet, toes turned out, and straight alignment. She warns against slouching or crossing legs and appeals to consistent graceful manners and attention to footwear.
The Longfellow division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club postponed its gathering to May 23 to be hosted by Mrs. Peter Bruin at her Evans and Oregon avenue home. Members are urged to attend and bring a new member.
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