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Food
Fa shions
Home
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'What can I for a hot
dkil at fly hut ft I !:11tr
h eoid meat ---for an errielI-
t!ency itinchoon ()e timlierr
No matter Intl your r!loal-
tlffle problem baked bean
1erfect solution
Keep a half dozen of more tale'
on your pantry oinfl -
gencies anti ocealonally make up
a batch of old-fa'illioned bakal
bearei yourself Everywle Ilkes
them t huir distalcme flavor
blends perfectly s 1t that of other i
foods they lend theiwelves to a i
variety of combinations and ti eat-
merits -
LUNCHEON
Melon Cup
Chwe Dumplings in
Tomato Sauce
Mixed Green Salad
Cookies Iced Cocoa i
Toast4d Tuna Rolls with
Sliced Tomatoes
Sliced Tomatoes
Pickles and Radi Nikes
Coconut Tarts Tea
Serve thcm drmed up in imil-
vidual carscrcles L)r that "hot
touch" for a cold rn:!al Eal-re tliem
in place of potato salad with cold
cuts of frankfurters Convert them
into a sturdy luncheon salad You
will enjoy the to:ID-wing l)eati re
or until the liquid Is an itt-(Irtn'd
and the bcans are Mu k and liWik ty
This makes 2 quarts
TEXAS BEAN PIE
!: pound kdney beans
I pound diced or chopped
round steak
3 tablespoons shortening
I small onion
I dove garlic
I tablespoon chili por11r
Soak the kidney brans ovvunipht
SIIORI CUTS
sfmte prefer 11 le !-Ilacp point
of a knife ler recam ing pin
feathers limn the tt Inas HI
chicken But tho skin is less
apt to break if a pair of tweez-
crs i? used
Salad dressinri may bo made op
In a jiffy Just Jinx equal parts of
cream and lemon juice and sweet
en a little Paprika may be used 11
coloring is desired
Add a cup of milk to the
a ter in which old potatoes
are cooking and they won't
turn black as they sometimes
do
inimonNU
a
cipes:
HOME B KU) BEANS Prepare baked beans in pour
2 cups pea beans laq halt of the baking period add
IA teaspoon soda p6und of beans ibed Unless you
1-21easpoon or bacon with baked brans try
14 teaspoon pepper ram smoked hum added to the be
12 tea-spoon dry musittrd
av
I small onion prtled oid
1i cup dark corn sYruP
or molastes
3 ounces fat salt pork Hot Soapy Batt
Wash the beans and soak over-
night in cold water In the morn- Can Prcven
frig add the soda and (link the
beans in the same water until tile
-
kins begin to loosen Place 12 of
By JACQUE
the pork sliced in the lYittom of
I ale agettoli enthusiasts will
the bean pot Add half the bans
then half the seasonings Adel 1ii I 111111 Ulla the following
tips will help insure a
remaining beans and seasonings'
I time with a minimum Of
Bury the onion in the beans driz-
zle with the syrup or 1110IanSPS aild rein" k YOU V14
cover with thin slices of pot le Add If Yöu have
enough of the water in which elle 1""1"led "t-
1i!14 Ling a perina-
Leans were cooked to seep through
!!?i tient until just
the beans to the top Ciotti anti
1 ake in a slow oven about 4 hours :"1-1 13efffi°
y(ci tvini a lat in talt
In the morning sante the ak
the shartelomz until brown :Add vkater nie Now- 1aut will( clear
the beans onion pal he h wilt: it- no-thle alter each
Worclictter since and !11:e0 dip In any ease dry your hair as
water to cover Simmer sloNk IV tin - gm( Isly l''Lli ftvr
til the beans are tender Add it can I:111°1"i" 11°11 '111131k1u'e
c1 tomatoes anti t corium-al tind '11 cm
nan mir " Yair i 's
cook until thick For a Spanr 1)1:1')1 11:1'1'""Y t11 reilua-'
touch add a con of 11cpci rip ' t" Y It (1' ( 1 ll1(1 and salt With
ches if you like them 'ruin I He 11' UII Y"
mixture int() a shallow cast otos t:"1 111111 Yylir lv111
Fprinkle with Med a
(lpse an 11 lift'
'11r i'
bake until the WA °'11
11ks t lich‘c-lit panty
totOIA II in spots Tins serve-
ill'AVTOM To '11(Le I )1 t or tennis
ct !ports
2 12-ounce callS " 1"1:tI Unit it V ItIA
1PM Vok neat and
3 medium sited tomatoes
vs:: t( ( :ne! !an it:aving your
2 medium sited OfiklIS
t- you do in your
1-3 cup Moult sugar
Tr ect elotites
1! cup toasted crumbs it 11tht I Lit nt !t inn'ertiPs
Butter salt and peptnr
Empty hall the It an ult) a :'1"" clutl"" "11(1 "P‘itt
large cascrok cf"r th 1t or Imo(' tan! on toe
I omatoes and onnin tion!y j ir d tt1H11 1!'p ' j ! )9 S)cmt
tih half the (rund) "1' hrY houtc
and Niwar I)ot it boiler imd
1)rinkle with salt and prr BAc k- St I 1
the renittinupt beam and p Otior - (1Ueen
ineredient th r ffine )rder tiu a t( r I)()
pf
ip nd (I! s tf butter liake
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in a medorate (A( n 10)0111 40 nun- ny ALF i
tiles or until the toniaoes to(
Y 1y sv)mmne
(tout' v
I' If you
Individual 1 h tit he: t :mikes a W0111311
1110 LUt 1111101 11 )1in Jar--
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For Hot Dish in Emergency Open Can of Beans
When You Need a Hot Dish for the Buffet
Supper You Can't Beat Good Baked Beans
Prepare baked beans in pour favorite manner and during the
laq hall of the baking period add one cup sherry flavoring for each
p4und of beans used Unless you arc particutary fond of salt pork
or bacon with boked brans try them prepared with small pieces of
ram smoked hum added to the beans in tttc beginning of the baking
in nod
f
Hot Soapy Bath After a Hike
Can Prevent Ivy Poisoning
By JACQUFLINE HUNT
lite ace!inii enthusiasts will You will save work for yourself
tipit the following miscel- if you use one of the clear or faint-
!alias tipi will help insure a ly rose tinted polishes A light ap-
'and I Aim with a minimum of plication is not likely to crack or
pair work when you pet home chip and can be applied quickly
"77- If you have and easily to the entire nail Of
post pulled pet- course you must keep the nail tips
0 ng
Li a pem
ra- clean and white but this is not
tient until just difficult if you carry one of the
-- - before vaea- small nail white pencils in your
1 oi tam time have pocket and use it every time you
it now but wash your hands
k -- oPtia- If you spend your vacation in
P) tor to give you the countty watch out for the poi
fl I t su f t loose iso
11 1" On old stone walls and I The body cannot make them
I pound kidney beans
:l'-' ' " ' ' 1 'r t 'e It's a beautiful plant with
kit v ii t oi it - i ( N therefive they must be furnished
I pound diced or c t
hopped
1144414 sm!i haps t in I the its brilliant green 3-pointed leaves
round steak in the food
3 tablespoons shortening
miss in :11' cnds You will that are among the first to turn The proteins which do not con-
I hmall onion lict want to spend to m
o uch time rcd in the autumn bot It can cause tam n all tiiese essential amino acids
I clove garlic hi wiling ilia' iussing with a new no su
end of ffering are deficient or incomplete These
I tablespoon chili poilil r lit t mn
aent dung ri your vacation Poisoning starts by a burning ' should not be used exclusively in
1 tablespoon orchest rhire ileailes you ill probably want itch n
ing sensation followed by pain- i the diet because all are needed
t s!
sauce a lit w ‘‘ave an't hair-do for the ful inflammation and tiny water I Complete proteins which con-
I can tomatoes
( illist mil! holliiitys io if Possible i bit s tors Unfortunately these tain all these amino acids are re-
1-3 cup COETIIIWili
irIpoint it rc!!illar put inn
aen un
t - :ymptonts do not appear until I (wired to build up and repair tis-
oak the IC ifiliiV hfn 11 I
- til HIM 'fm ro six to 24 hours after you have sue destruction
S 1111 t1
I ouched the plant
It is possible to avoid trouble
however by taking a hot soapy
bath immediately after an excur-
sion through the woods where poi-
son ivy may have been present If
la complete soapy bath isn't possi-
' We then at least wash all skin sur-
faes which nuty have been ex-
posed Hands and nails should re-
ceive particular attention to pre-
! vent spreading the poison to other
!parts of the body
It oi kilt :V 1111 it iot in calt totienea Lite plain Meat Necessary
water iiii NAoli- l'alr with clear It is possible to avoid trouble The incomplete protein foods
he: h water If 10:-:11- litter each however by taking a hot soapY are grains animal gelatin roots
dip In any case dry your hair as i bath nnmediately after an excur- fruits and other vegetable foods
quickly ie is:i111 after rubbing ision through the woods where poi- Complete proteins are flesh foods
a 1111Ie 1eme into Yno scalp while son ivy may have been present If --- meat and fish — milk eggs
it i s ill damn twit yiur hair is la complete soapy bath isn't possi- cheese soy beans and most nuts
1
dy briih x iwaotvly to remove 'We then at least wash all skin stir- I Thus it can be seen that a strict
("r1Y I I Ul'e ( 11 : and and salt With fares which may have been ex- Ivegetarian diet without the com-
thre imple preet:J1liar4 you can Incised Hands and nails should re- plete proteins is not sufficieni to
Winn from your c:1( ion with ! celve particular attention to pre- sustain growth repair and good
11tir illat i vibiiint wiih new life vent spreading the poison to other health
cicei Mter !parts of the body Milk eggs and cheese can be
111ss i1iii ii liehlwe-iht panty 1 If you get ivy poisoning in spite i substituted for meat but meat will
11l I il 'Len r !Iñn:t or tennis Of this early care try calomine lo- supply a very welcome and agreeYnm-
ri:1 InAi-ts or sports tion with phenol for easing the able choice
(:ii 111 i it 1)g:el- old it is just pain and drying up the little blis- Milk does not contain a large
‘- impoi: int to Voli neat and l lei's Continue soap and water amount of protein but it is com-
w11—i 1111 v !a n i':01110 yoUr WitShing several times a day as this plete and easily digested It also
ii- yriti ):ne cl- you do in your will remove all of the poison that futnishes Vitamin A as well as
17 l'''t ni' "I11:n clothes can be reached Ivy poisoning usu- calcium and phosphorus
1' tormh 1 ILI nt-!I lanvertais ! ally runs its course in about two If you are too heavy skimmed
-1 in p!-ed clothuut and neat I weeks It is wise hovever to con- milk will supply a complete pro-
li lir ai e 111 1 uarort ant on the !stilt a physician if the inflamma- tein and you can provide the fat
I!:1 o!' co!!0a whcre yoti spemi hull becomes quite severe or con- The strict vegetarian is not
!‘!! i a! at !on t ! they are at home tames to spread likely to retnain superior very long
Back-Stroke Queen Says Oil and
Watcr Do Mix Plans Art Career
ny TALBOT LAKE
‘1y s‘ainliolynakes for it shapely figure and
krs a woman that fact is certainly proved in the
Ito! ELanor him Jar- j case of young Jeanne Laupheimer
U -liicker" and She said ''A swimmer's stay in
Jannc 1op1cl1ier who now ' the top-notch ranks is compara-
I1L w(niens 2:0-yard back- titrly short I've been studying art
kt rown Incidentally she is a for over a year now and feel that
0111111yr of te 1-01111Cr chain- I have a much brighter future in
pion that field" She intends to study
jeanno stiA in hrr terns is a at least two years mere then she
tall ratne(rine girl with taffy- will choose between art for arts'
colored hair whick she puts up in sake or work in the commercial
tw ecnt fashionable hair-do It field She isn't thinking of getting
married yet—she has too much to
looks S‘N (11 On her She has no spe-
do However she admits to having
end training rules but just plenty
common sense Jeanne now is a boy friend and says that his
of
snirlyiwi art and hopes to be a top-
mother taught her how to bake
notcher some day Her shapely fig-
ktehclous pies
ure makes her an excellent model She recently tried her longest
and she often poses for friends : back-stroke swim a two and a half
Unlike many women athletes: mile match against Kitty Rawls
she looks well in evening clothes I Thompson outstanding free-style
Swimminq is one sport which I swimmer of the world Miss Rawls
THE STILLWATER DAILY PRESS
E-MAKERS' PAGE
DIET FABDIST NEGLECT HIGH BODICE IS SMART IN
NEED FOR PROTEINS FROCK OF TWO COLORS
sure for them
Well is that true? No doubt
one can spend his time sitting and
knitting playing bridge and being
a parlor ornament for some time
without proteins but if they per-
sist in a strict vegetarian diet they
can be sure their dietitic errors
will have to be balanced
Proteins Necessary
Vegetables and fruits supply
minerals vitamins and roughage
but the one essential element for
I growth and development—protein
Is sadly lacking Proteins are nec-
essary to supply tissue - building
material whenever any of the
body tissues need replacement
Because of ordinary wear and
tear or because of sickness or in-
jury protein is necessary for this
work Proteins are the chief con-
stituents of every living cell and
without them life could not go on
The body cannot store proteins
By C N CHRISMAN M D I New York — From having no
One of the increasingly fa- pockets at all to being allowed
vored fads is vegetarianism a half a dozen or so is progress
Groups and societies have arisen !Pockets are ornamental for un-
among those who chief affinity 1 less one wishes to bulge here and
is triat they are wedded to the there what on earth can one use
vegetarian diet Like most faddists them for except to hold a decora-
they become quite high-hat tive handkerchief?
They assume the attitude that When your eyes get accustomed
they have advanced beyond the to the new lines and details of new
- N4171 common herd Paris models you will agree that
4?i 0-4rN— -1 fore and are sutpheerri superior a
- many of two the colors d with a d e
sat n looking models
”
'''''' tl in intelligence ed front fullness You will also find
: 1:s' 1 a n d health I that women still like the high-cut
:''': '4':r 1 They consider 1 bodice eithisr with or without col-
'NL: that they have lar When the collar is omitted a
I t : overcome thel necklace is in order
"Ati'-''k necessity torl Now Electric Lights
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- --e-I meats and! In passing I feel that I should
tttit
-1
wt A other proteins I remark that Schiaparelli's electric
Ilk ClillisNIAN N o over: lighted accessories are not to be
weight no kid- ' taken too seriously In case you
ney trouble no high blood pres- have not seen these oddities please
sure for them note that some of her handbags
Well is that true? No doubt and lapel ornaments not to men-
one can spend his time sitting and tion her fox hears are equipped
knitting playing bridge and being with an electric battery and bulb
a parlor ornament for some time Of more general interest is the
without proteins but if they per- fact that the openings have re-
sist in a strict vegetarian diet they stored good old-fashioned quilting
can be sure their dietitic errors i to favor
will have to be balanced Quilted silks also woolens are
Proteins Necessary notable as not only Molyneux and
Vegetables and fruits supply Bruyere feature them but several
minerals vitamins and roughage models in other collections also in-
but the one essential element for troduce quilting For instance a
growth and development—protein yellow satin evening gown shown
Is sadly lacking Proteins are nec- by Patou is in all-over diamond
essary to supply tissue - building pattern graduated from tiny size
material whenever any of the On the bodice to wide effect near
body tissues need replacement the hem where the pattern
Because of ordinary wear and changes to scrawny floral effect
tear or because of sickness or in- Thin Woolen Dresses
Jury protein is necessary for this There are also quilted silk lin-
work Proteins are the chief con- ings to a Schiaparelli broadtail
stituents of every living cell and swagger
without them life could not go on Molyneux scores success with
The body cannot store proteins straight thin woolen dresses em
there must be a sufficient supply broidered with jewels around the
in the daily diet if life is to con- neckline with the effect of an
Untie A high protein diet may Oriental necklace These are ac-
lead to some diseases particularly companied by Swagger furlined
for those who follow a sedentary jackets
life But how about a too low pro- His sports suits have single-
tein diet? One leading a very ac- Ibreasted fitted jackets with high
tive life needs a large amount of '1 fastening These reach just to the
proteins to sustain strength and top of thejlipbone and are accom-
energy panied by gored skirts There are
A less active person needs less' street-length coats in the prey!-
but still more than a vegetable ously fitted and flared beltless sil-
diet provides The question is often houette with well squared shoul-
asited as to what are complete and ders worn with simple often
incomplete proteins straight dresses
Proteins like other foods break
down in the system into their The most vitarnews of the suc-
simpler forms These are amino eess from the Paris openings con-
acids and they may be combined cerns the endorsement of styles
in different ways to form many taken from the periods which had
different proteins There are a pre-opening forecast Prepare to
number of amino acids essential to reflect these new moods of fashion
growth and health of the body As Chanel interprets 1900 styles
The body cannot make them they are novel romantic Make the
therefore they must be furnished most of her skirts belling out be-
in the food low the hips in circular line in
The proteins which do not con- Gibson Girl fashion Fur borders
tam n all tilese essential amino acids t frpt lininac to cleirtq to bola
supply a very welcome and agree-
able choice
Milk does not contain a large
amount of protein but it is com-
plete and easily digested It also
fin fishes Vitamin A as well as
calcium and phosphorus
If you are too heavy skimmed
milk will supply a complete pro-
tein and you can provide the fat
The strict vegetarian is not
likely to remain superior very long
When he becomes sluggish he
feels weak loses his energy gets
nri'VOUS and less sufficient If he
adds milk eggs cheese and soy
bean preparations he may im-
prove considerably but a little
meat Will add to the zest of living
In moderation meat will not
cause high blood pressure and kid-
ney disturbance but will add to
the energy strength stamina and
resrtance to disease
had one advantage over Miss
Laupheimen Backstroke swinnners
must point- their noses into the sun
and when it beats down these hot
summer days it does plenty of
damage to a tender schnouola
Keeping Feet Healthy
You may dash around in shorts
slacks or old clothes during your
vacation but do not shuffle
around in old broken-down shoes
or in loose sandals that will not
support your feet Old shoes and
shoes that offer no support are as
bad for you as shoes that pinch
Oct comfortable well-fitted sports
with low or medium heels and
break them in gradually
The most vitarnews of the suc-
cess from the Paris openings con-
cerns the endorsement of styles
taken from the periods which had
pre-opening forecast Prepare to
reflect these new moods of fashion
As Chanel interprets 1900 styles
they are novel romantic Make the
most of her skirts belling out be-
low the hips in circular line in
Gibson Girl fashion Fur borders
taffeta linings to skirts to hold
them out prettily dust ruffles all
fit into 1900 theme in 1938 styles
Everyone believes that velvet is
a natural for fall hats But it takes
Agnes to develop something new
and exciting in velvet which gives
a novelty aspect to this well-liked
material High turbans with a
heavy look to the front and
perched perilously over one eye
come from the hands of this de-
signer In shaded or degrade velvet
worked to resemble velvet-pasted
ostrich
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FALL FASHION
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VP
and Serve them Casserole
Shiny black deer Wien the
suede belt on this smart fall dress
Both bolero drape across the bodice
front and high neckline are signif-
icant details of the frock which
is of black cloky
Modes an
Manners
moues ana I the appointed day as proof of a
1
close bond of devotion between
themselves and children But the
Manners !trick is not in keeping youngsters
infantile and dependent but in al
-- ! lowing them to become self-reliant
QUESTION: "If a girl who has
a date to dine at a restaurant gets
there before the man should she
stand around or sit down?
—G a C"
ANSWER: She should go into
the restaurant and never stand
outside or near the door waiting
for him She finds a place to sit
down inside The gentleman should
seek her out Meantime should the
waiter wish to take her order she
may explain that she is waiting
for someone
QUESTION: "What kind of a
beuquet is appropriate for a 'bride'
at a silver wedding anniversary')
iS"
ANSWER: She should carry a
great bouquet of white flowers It
is customary also for her to wear
something from her wedding day
QUESTION: cddressing a
physician in a letter is it proper
to use 'Dear Doctor'?—C B"
ANSWER: He should be ad-
dressed as 'Dear Dr Jones"
BEAUTY TIPS
Crisp gabardine sachet cases
that are as easily laundered as a
hankie and keep your underthings
sweetly scented with carnation are
By JANE HERBERT GOWARD
The child is said to be at the
pre-school age between the
years of two and five This name
however is very misleading It
means before school and implies
that the child 1::-74::::A---:':::
is in some way fAli')!':IVX4'
:Ne'd -
being prepared 'kir
for the advent -0'"'''4A-04 I
of school If r ' :'Ni-:::'
he attends -e3r"
nursery school
or kindergart- '::::":: Vx::::i
en during this :t :4ttt:''4:L
period such tA: r:!!f::11:::? :1
training comes '?5::::'::':!:::':
about as a I '4L:11-1:—
matter of AIRS CIOWARD
course
But the average child does not
enjoy these advantages For him
babyhood ends and childhood be-
gins when he is taken to school
for the first time at the age of
six and handed over to the care
of a teacher for five or six hours
a day
He is often a little frightened
and shy and may even be home-
sick for his mother In many cases
a child's first day at school is also
the first time he has ever been
separated from mother Some
mothers will boast of this fact on
d
1 the appointed clay as proof of a
1
School opens a freer broader
more varied life to a child and he
should be prepared for it Don't
expect him to grow up overnight
when he's six
I The youngster who has played
school with older brothers and sis-
I ters enjoys a distinct advantage
over most children He has
marched in line with other chil-
dren as in school He has learned
to obey "teacher's" orders and to
listen respectfully He may have
learned to recognize a few words
or letters at sight
Parents may likewise initiate
1 school to the pre-school child
through play A habit of learning
may be established gradually and
painlessly for instance just by
teaching a child to recognize
words on cereal boxes and outdoor
signs
a joy to the vacationist They help
keep your clothes neat in packing
as there are separate envelopes for
silk hose slips and nighties hand-
kerchiefs and even a damp-proof
case for soap and toothbrush
Shampoo your hair or at least
give it a thorough tonic cleansing
and brushing after a long hot hike
over dusty trails and lolling on the
sandy beach all day
ICED TEA IS REFRESHING FOR YOUR BRIDGE GUESTS
4i''''SRcaykX0
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Great Grandma Might Envy
Modern Girl's Easy Freedom
Young Dianas whose backs we hope are fitted for the 1
The future of the world rests on the shoulders of the
burden Thu are sturdy young backs full of brawn and :t)
muscle for youth always is athletically inclined i
However disinterested one may be in feats of strength :'
fas such one must admit that the :'
competitive spirit is the better for s
Help Child Bridge
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development and that an active :
participation in athletics shows :'!
ii
The Gap Between one either as a good sport or a :Ili
bad one
Home School In my con- ::?-:' : 0t
41
versation with
— a woman who :: r
By JANE HERBERT GOWARD h a s not been i f::: iPi
:
mits to being -:7 —7?4 '''
years of two and five This name
pre-hsechcoholild iasg
t h a t she ad- :'i- : :i7::::::: :
esaidbetotwbeeenat tthhee yloohugnga ftort msoe '1?:: 4r:11ii
isalneadditnmgheIst
vague a b o u t :- 1:r!::i:':9 : : '?
mhoewaneyserb
that the child 1:'T:::-:-:- v:hat she ' did
efoisre vsecrlylooml
fA1vtn'A:::4::i:' ?K: ::
is in some way with herself in
: :'' '' ': h e r leisure '4 ''::-41104i::
siitS AIARTIN
j 'T "14A- 1' moments she being prepared -kin
for the advent h
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!
of school If ''
k emphasized the fact that in those 'I
: ::
he attends r:: I distant days when she was a girl it
nursery school 1 ' oir1 ro girls were not athletically inclin- 4
or kindergart- :'-:: ::'i: ed A few played tepid tennis— 7
en during this t t:4::i!: indeed how else could they play i
period s u c h t:k :':!:ci41 all bound round with everything
training comes C5::t'1-s'' save the proverbial woolen string? '
about as a I ''-i4
:::::L Can you picture a fast game of 4
matter of AIRS GOIVARD tennis in skirts one tripped over
course and in corsets that made even it
But the average child does not norms breathing pretty much
enjoy these advantages For him of a problem
babyhood ends and childhood be- Keep Out of Sun 4
gins when he is taken to school My friend reminded me that
for the first time at the age of these were riot the only handi-
six and handed over to the care caps There was the awful fear of I
of a teacher for five or six hours freckles to deter one from ex-
a day pasure to the sun In Edwardian li
He is often a little frightened days only "mad dogs and English- i
and shy and may even be home- men went out in the midday sun"
sick for his mother In many cases Certainly ladies never did unless 4
a child's first day at school is also they were heavily veiled and fur-
the first time he has ever been ther protected by parasols 4
separated from mother Some Just take a glance at some of 4
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the appointed day as proof of a idies' Book especially—if you want ' 4
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themselves and children But the had to overcome before she could
trick is not in keeping youngsters bat a tennis ball or wield a wicked
infantile and dependent but in al- croquet mallet i
lowing them to become self-reliant In those "dear dead days beyond
School opens a freer broader recall" man was woman's chief ''
more varied life to a child and he pursuit How to wangle a proposal
should be prepared for it Don't from him was the most fascinating I
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Iced tea or coffee will add the right touch of coolness and refreshment to your bridge party if
the day turns out to be a sizzler and you trill not need to alter your original menu in the least It
is perfect4 proper to serve cold drinks at the card table but to avoid cluttering up the playing space
or having a glass tipped over put a small table or stand Leside each player Good taste also dictates
that clean fresh playing cards be provided at eackbridge party To keep them newt throughout the
play be sure to have a napkin with each glass
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6 1938
Beauty
Children
Health
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a man or have been won by onelA
as they coyly put it was to be re-
garded a dismal failure—which as
a matter of fact it was
There was no place in the twoby-two-animals-in-the-Ark
sort of
existence that was being led at
that time While an odd woman
was just that an odd man was
something sent from on high to be
maneuvered into a position where
he had to ask for the lady's hand
or show his own
Have you ever wondered what a
modern male would do were some
fond mama or papa to ask him his
intentions It might be fun to find
out but the girl who discovered
her parents up to any such scurvey
trick as that would have to deal
with their darling daughter Wto
like as not might swing a mean
left
It must have been pretty dread-
ful to be a girl at a time when
that's all one could be—Just fe-
male when brains were supposed
to frighten men away and a nor-
mal appetite was something no
lady ever was supposed to have
certainly not to satisfy It must
have been a good deal of a bore to
go through life being paddled Up-
stream while one lily white hand
trailed idly in the water when it
might be paddling the canoe
Was She Happy?
It must have been hard on the
healthy girl with healthy appetite
and a love of activity to sit on the
side-lines and watch privileged
males enjoy themselves
There was no freedom for tbfl
languid young ladies of the late
Victorian era until they had de-
monstrated their skill in landing a
male Compared to what we know
as freedom today there was little
for her even then
Was she happy this woman who
was our grandmother? Some argue
that she was far happier than her
restless and high-geared grand-
daughters or great-granddaughters
No one can deny that she had
her moments But so has her
progeny
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or now would she I wonder have
said even as you and I I'd rather
be alive if you don't mind in 1938
or even later
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Wile, Otis. The Stillwater Daily Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 29, No. 211, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 6, 1938, newspaper, September 6, 1938; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2161578/m1/4/: accessed June 7, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.