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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1925
Page
5
A column by Cynthia Grey reflects on fashion changes and moral views after two missionaries return from Africa. It argues readers overreact to new styles, noting perspective from distant observers and the broader meaning of independence for women.
The latest bracelets sit above the elbow crafted from platinum and jewels. Yet fashionably dressed women still wear the slender bracelets read about on wrists, continuing a plentiful trend alongside the new styles.
Keep soap dry to extend its life. Do not set in wet dishes or laundry water. Store in a dry place to prevent dissolution and waste.
A girl’s evening dress uses chiffon silk velvet with a vibrant multi colored flora motif on the bodice. A two tone green crepe topper forms the silhouette, gathered at one side with black lynx. The dress is listed as a new fall offering sponsored by Styles Service Syndicate.
Ida Bailey Allen presents a modern jelly making guide highlighting fruit selection, preparation, and testing for pectin, with steps for draining juice, boiling, and setting. The article promotes economical preserves using currants, raspberries, apples, quinces, and mixed fruits, framed as nostalgic yet practical home science.
Fort Worth Texas Sept 5 It will be Woman vs Woman in Texas next year as Ma Ferguson seeks reelection and Edith Willmans of Dallas announces a Democratic bid for governor Willmans labels Ferguson as the real governor and promises an advisory council if elected Ferguson is portrayed as blunt while Willmans is a campaigner and attorney She campaigns on reform measures and a proposed right for a married woman to sell property without her husband consent
A brief note suggests removing fresh ink spots by soaking in milk and removing dried spots by washing in hot lard. The guidance implies simple household methods for stain treatment and stain removal.
A quirky fragment advises butter on hands and knife before seeding rains to avoid stickiness. It mentions recipes and level measurements, urging careful attention to ingredients and standard cooking practices.
The reader is advised to keep holders handy for easy access to items and to keep tea coffee and spices sealed to avoid rapid deterioration. A description follows of a stylish felt hat whose sides tuck to trim and create a smooth crown fit, highlighting its deep, well fitted crown as a fashion necessity.
A kitchen note details parboiling potatoes to reduce salt loss, and washing away minerals. It discusses plant leaf colors, iron-rich greens such as turnip tops and chard, and the iron value of cherries. It compares digestion times of cabbage and other foods, then provides a cream of cucumber soup recipe with butter flour and stock.
The article by Sister Mary urges using sour milk to prevent waste and shares cottage cheese making steps, serving ideas, and dessert options. It details curd preparation, cheesemaking, and a chocolate cake and cookies using sour milk, with precise ingredients and steps for each recipe.
A clipped, incomplete recipe ad describes preparing chicken a la Baltimore. It mentions cutting chicken, coating with flour and eggs, baking in a rotisserie oven, basting with melted butter, and serving with a cream sauce and parsley garnish.
A baking tip advises collecting every ingredient and tool before starting. This approach saves time and reduces the chance of forgetting items during cake preparation.
Advice notes that ironing clothes right after sprinkling benefits from hot water to loosen fibers, making the task easier. It emphasizes a practical tip for smoother ironing, focusing on handling and efficiency.
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