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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1928

Page

13

Advice on intestinal parasites and health questions

The excerpt explains diagnosing intestinal worms by observing worms in stool, lists common types like tapeworm and threadworm, and notes meats as common entry points. It discusses treatment options, enemas for pin worms, diet, and general prevention through clean eating and fasting not advised for children. It also covers questions about red noses from intoxication or auto intoxication, sweaty feet cures, and whether cocoa and chocolate are fattening.

J. G B. C H. L

Chiffon Answers Summer Need in Two Elegant Dresses

New York style note highlights chiffon frocks for afternoon wear and semi formal evenings. A solid georgette ensemble with lace trims and a bolero contrasts a printed chiffon dress with beaded waist and satin girdle. Both feature uneven hems and cape backs in self material.

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Local Social Notes and Advice Column Highlights

Boulder guest visits, missionary society meeting, baptisms and births, hospital stays, and a charity event. Readers respond to love and money in the “What Chance of Happiness” column with letters about marriage, age gaps, and guidance from Mrs. Lee, reflecting small town life and community ties.

C. A. Morton Boulder W. B. Burrough Lowell Avenue Central Missionary Society M. M. Trudgen Farrell Street Mesdames J. Zurfluh Lillian Barry E. McGillic Sam Binder W. J. Dunstan Elmer Williams Sam Johnson G. D. Pue Esther Zurfluh Margaret McGillic Emma Yaeger Dubuque Iowa J. L. Dorsh Warren Avenue Charles Joseph Harry Mitchell Boardman Street St. Mary’s Church Father O'Shea Lillian John Kingston Frank Hutson Sutter Street Murray Hospital T. E. Sullivan Colorado Street Harold Lynch James Allen Rock Creek Virginia Lee

How to Achieve Beauty to MME Helena Rubinstein

The article extols the arch as the foundation of posture and beauty. It warns that fallen arches cause foot trouble and that high heels burden the arch. It urges simple toe-raising exercises to strengthen the arch and reduce foot problems, especially for flat feet.

Mme Helena Rubinstein

Wife Preservers orthopedic shoes offer correction tips

The piece cautions on foot faults among women and recommends specialized footwear. It describes toeing out bowlegs and knock knees, advocates direct sunlight and diet for bowlegs, and suggests shoe modifications such as leather wedges and rubber heels to protect the spine and improve foot health.

Lemonade Recipe by Mrs Morton Serves Twelve

Five lemons and one cup sugar are mixed with one quart water and one quart singer ale. Roll lemons bruise mint, let sugar sit an hour, then add water and ginger ale. Combine in a punch bowl with ice and mint sprays. Serve after thirty minutes.

Mary Morton

Lamb Stew Recipe From Today's Menu

Saute bacon garlic onion and green pepper in olive oil for 10 minutes. Add two pounds lamb breast and sear. Pour in one cup water, cover and cook one hour. Season with salt add baby carrots and stewed tomatoes. Re-cover cook until carrots tender. Stir often and serve when done.

Manicure time after shampoo and lemon rinse suggested

The article notes that after washing hair and drying it, a manicure is ideal while hands are in good condition. It adds a quilting tip recommending a rubber finger guard on the index finger to aid pulling the needle through stitches without soreness.

Poems that Live Poem That Live

The poem narrates a heart likened to a lute awakened by a beloved touch. It speaks of long silence ending in song and life, urging care to keep the music alive, signed Anne Barnard, 1760 1825.

Anne Barnard

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