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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1928
Page
11
Health column discusses non starchy vegetables as main alkalizing sources led by spinach cucumbers celery chard and lettuce. It explains home sprouting methods for seeds such as mung beans peas and wheat, canning value, and how to use water from cooked vegetables in soups or evaporate for full nutrient benefit. Rio de Janeiro fairs noted.
Paris fashion writer Lucien Lelong explains color as both emotion and image for blondes. He links blue and gold to blond appeal but argues varied palettes suit different blond shades from youth to mature, including light heaven blue and sapphire, pale rose, grege, and bronze tones, with restraint giving color greater impact.
A menu of formal dinner hints features fruit cup appetizers with pineapple and strawberries, roast leg of lamb as an alternative, apricot flip dessert, and a range of accompaniments like parsley potatoes and minted sherbet. It notes kitchen acquisitions such as bird cage covers, a cake shell pan, and oilcloth refrigerator coverings.
A compact meditation on desire and restraint by Thomas Campion. The speaker vows to love and serve a single beloved, fearing that forceful love leads to discontent and repentance. The poem contrasts passion with gentle charm and laments the risks of enforced affection.
The piece contrasts New York's standing with the national pattern, noting the Southwest leads in divorces including Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma and Texas while the Middle Atlantic states including New York show the lowest divorce rate.
Sir Robert Horne of England praised Sydney on a visit, saying its men possessed physiques unmatched by any city of its size in the world. He spoke during his Australian tour, noting the vigor he observed among locals.
The piece urges self control as thought and facial expression, linking suppressed thoughts to drooping mouth lines. It emphasizes a humorous, generous mouth as beautiful, warns against clenching teeth and gum chewing, and promotes keeping a calm, open mind to reflect inner goodness in outward looks.
Readers seek guidance on reading habits and dating ethics. Mrs. Lee advises avoiding trashy magazines and focusing on good literature to keep minds and morals sound. A note mentions England's rising marriage rate and low birth rate in late 1927.
Miss Marie Ghormley returns home from Fishtrap after teaching. Floral Park hosts a Men’s Club entertainment at Floral Park church with De Molay orchestra, a gown fashion segment, humorous skit, sports parade, hospital pantomime, and minstrel finale. Also mentions local family travels, birth of a granddaughter to Arthur and Ruth Moe, and correspondence from London and Great Falls relatives.
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