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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1941
Page
11
Alicia Hart counsels Summer weekend guests to avoid overdoing worries about clothes etiquette or hostess irritation. A gracious guest boosts a hostess by praising decor, food, and children, while avoiding nitpicky orders or rude demands, ensuring more invites.
Weak rundown people suffering sluggishness underweight poor digestion and lack of appetite may restore vital digestive juices in the stomach energize the body with rich red blood If you have been unwell or strained this tonic claims to restore vitality by rebuilding blood strength reviving stomach juices and aiding digestion to help you enjoy food again It also notes mineral support and coloring of the cheeks with a quiet form claimed to work as soon as taken Many testimonials claim benefits to health and vitality
Modern menus offer a family cookery plan for Father’s Day headed by Mrs Gaynor Maddox. The card highlights a brassed steak dinner with fried onions and old fashioned Maryland strawberry short cake, plus a simple gelatin dessert for children.
An old advertisement touts Krusclan salts as a remedy for half-sick tired and all-gone feelings. It claims daily doses in water stimulate bile flow, ease constipation, and improve digestion within 30 days, with a money-back guarantee if not 100 percent better.
Short, quirky quiz feature asks about US geography with questions on Texas Rhode Island borders, straight line bounded states, Mississippi river travel, and a coast length query. Includes scattered misspellings and a note to check page 10 for answers. Mentions Crossnore Avery Cowaly and a Malayan newspaper serial translation kept briefer here.
Helena club members travel to Karl's Kamp near Bozeman for the annual state B P W meeting. Delegates include Myr Kumis Mrs Myra Lorey Mrs Denora Mason Mrs Ela Masace Miss Besgie Bryte and Miss Amy Chrest along with past president Mrs Randa Zachary. A group from Helena plans to attend and a Sunday trip to Morrison Cove is planned.
A portrait of Elsie as the catalyst who ridicules friends to amuse a group. The piece traces how her sharp wit distorts others while she neglects self development, leaving her an empty figure reflecting others.
One of the most brilliant hands this year was played by Edward Marcus of Boston in a bridge lesson by William B. McKenney. Marcus, an old time whist player, demonstrated expert technique and judgment in the hand.
The article recounts a dramatic bridge hand where Marcus correctly read West’s single diamond and played to win five trump tricks and the spade ace. By cashing hearts and diamonds in a precise sequence he defeated the contract, forcing West to split trumps and leaving dummy with two discards.
Deborah and Angela navigate a tense spring in Cape Cod as Stephan vanishes after a cryptic bond unfolds. A sea town setting, coded warnings from fog legends, and a cliffhanger frame the story as Deborah awaits a promised return that never comes. Stephan’s abrupt departure leaves Deborah hopeful yet unsure, with a final letter hinting at unseen plans.
A garbled prompt presents a series of etiquette questions about hosting, drinking vessels, and table manners with mixed illegible answers and an inserted block of legal and insurance text from 1941. The readable items include questions on door seating, flower handling, iced coffee service, napkin use, and cold foods, plus references to corn on the cob at dinners.
The Montana State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner certifies several insurers for 1940, noting compliance with Revised Codes. It records aggregate income, assets, liabilities excluding capital, and surpluses for multiple companies, including Gibraltar Fire and Marine Insurance, Home Fire Insurance, General Exchange, Caledonian, and U S Branch Bon Insurance Office, Ltd, with authorization to transact insurance business through March 31, 1942.
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