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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05


conduct within the house itself, not
even II ones nearest neighbors are
q good mile away.
In the family described there are
three growing boys, whom 1t Is not
too late to refrain. The success Of
such an undertaking, however. de-
ponds upon the parents example.
Frequently parents get into the
habit Of shouting orders through
the house without realizing It. 30 II
your children are shouters. It might
not be amiss to suggest that you
listen occasionally to yourself.
TO be sure, the busy parent may
not always find It convenient to 60
to the child when she has some.
thing to say to him. But there Is no
reason why she cannot summon
him to her when she needs him. As
the parent. she reserves this right.
So many parents make the mistake,
further, OF teaching a child to ex-
pect them to drop whatever they
are doing and 60 to him when he
wants them. You can teach q
child that 1t is his place to 60 to
you by refusing to listen to him
otherwise. Soon he will learn that
It saves time to go directly to
mother when he wants her and
will dispense with calling to her
altogether.
II child's voice gets out OF con.
troll In a conversation within talking
distance, you can suggest that he
lower his voice by this simple expe-
dent. Just answer him with exag-
eerated softness. He will lower his
voice Immediately.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Now Wants Divorce

1T wasn't the first time that he
had shown personal interest IN an
attractive woman and Ill admit I
never liked It. being Of q Jealous
disposition. However. I had the chill
dren and q nice home and tried
not to think about the temptations
a young doctor has for, Mrs. Mar.
tin, women seem so silly where doc
tors or dentists are concerned.
well. the affair has now come to
q head. My husband has admitted
that he Is seriously In love with this
woman and has asked me to give
him q divorce. which I absolutely
refused to do. This was some
months ago. I hoped that he would
come to his senses and, Is the wo-
man IL leaving town. that he would
forget her.
But It seems she has asked, or Ia
going to ask her husband to free
her and that they are planning to
marry and take up their residence
right under my nose. -
HE has offered TO make what I
suppose Is q generous settlement
and to give me the home. which II
heavily mortgased. He Just hounds
me about freeing him and Is never
home. 30 you can imagine my
heartache. He has hurt me 90 that
I can never feel the same toward
him.
He Is now Indifferent to the chill
dren and more so to me. am ut my
wits end. as am an orphan and !
Just can't bear talking this over
with my friends. even though they
all know about 1t, as It's common
gossip In our small town.
please tell me what to do. but
tell me first that you think I'm right
in my refusal to divorce him. I
think he has Inundated me enough
without that. But II I refuse. am
afraid he will leave me anyway.
Susan D."
A divorce will not, could not, hu-
initiate you more than has already
been done. You surely would be
happier were this man out Of your
life and. since your children are so
young, they will only feel bewilder-
ment at his going, not the sorrow
that q realization Of the true state
Of AFFAIRS would, later on, cause
them.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Tips for Your Beauty

QUESTION:, II hare deep-set
eyes. NTH round sockets. The bony
ridges ouer my eyes are rery promi-
nent aud the lids seem to sink
straight in. To make my appearance
more embarrassing. my eyes them
selves bulge slightly. What should I
do about my eyebrows? At present.
I haze plucked them to an euen line
JolloUin0 the line and Immediately
ADORE the brow ridges. ! knoW this
isn't right, but I do not knop iChat
else to do.-Sdndy."
Raise your eyebrows Just slightly
at the outer corners and use the
eyebrow pencil at the upper edge to
make the brows appear thicker and
wider. Very thin archcd brows be-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

IN industry We also face trouble
unjaGo precautions are taken In m
duotgial hygiene. Many thousands
a Weu aro being thrown into joos
tlaav know little about. and where
tho health hazards are not under
Otood.
Jlst q those who have been try.
ing % combat social diseases. and
q odMcsto tho public to these dan.
eogDS ware getting the public ear,
~ were establishing their meth
81 q cure, he chances Of expos.
No aro now being multiplied BY
t1aouoondy. A. fast as military en-.
eonnpeneuto and industrial centerS
eyo organized. the forces OF vice
ina dl0oase mobilize too.
n. Mustard believes that the
eoGulotjonD, however rigid, that
ng0 bolng Set up about the mill
D1r oonters Will not sufilce to pro-
~ NJ public hesith. In the spread
~ fDnoreal disease. TO be effective,
G11ooDo control must be extended
mary miles beyond the camp
bo0ndaSioD.
a Tia public must be aroused to
this danger OF spreading disease.
Og. j. II. Markwith Of Ohio says
thst the health hazards that will
ayiso from the defense program
WIN call for community leadership.
ny July" says DR.. Markwith.
Sthere Will b thousands Of new
workers. many Of them from dis
taut states. moving In on sections
ill-prepared to care for them. It Is
up % you. @ health leaders. to CO.
operate with Ill available agencies
% provide adequate housing and
sanitation facilities"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

original waves and press them In
with the fingers.
Brush end curls over your fingers.
taking rather small portions Of hair
at a time II you like the ends fluffy
or in big sections II you like large
smooth rolls. Ringlets that have be.
come loosened should be turned up
in little circles and pinned nat
against the scalp. Slip q hairnet or
silk mesh hat over the head and pin
or tie securely. Your finished Golf
fure will emerge In the morning AZ
lovely as when 1t was first set. Sim
ply spray lightly with brilliantine
and use a comb or brush to loosen
and rearrange each section OF hair.
Teeth Brushed Thoroughly
Three minutes twice each day IL
about the least you can do for your
mouth. Try scrubbing your teeth by
the clock. Have brush with good
stout bristles and see that they are
vibrated vigorously with up and
down strokes like the dentist uses a
full minute on outer surfaces, q
minute on inner surfaces and one
behind those wisdom teeth, brush
over the grinding surfaces and use
a final mouthwash. In addition to
this, a good swishing with mouth
wash after lunch and again IN the
afternoon Is a good idea to keep the
breath fresh and mouth clean.
No matter how busy you are, treat
yourself to half hour rest Just be-
fore the dinner hour. II you are
homemaker. rush through your
afternoon tasks. get the details Of
dinner preparation out Of the way
and go 70 your own room. Try not to
let anything disturb you--not even
the doorbell. Remove binding
clothes. Cleanse your face with
cream and tonic or quick washing.
smooth on bit Of softening cream,
then lie down fiat on your back.
II you can prop your feet on the
foot of the bed and put two pillows
under your hips so your head Is
lower than the rest Of the body. you
will get more benefits from your
rest. Not only Is circulation in
creased to the upper part Of the
body to clear the skin and relax taut
nerves at the back Of the neck, but
also the change Of position relieves
congestion in the feet and lower
limbs. Close your eyes even though
YOU cannot nap and refuse to worry
about a single thing. You'll get UP
feeling 1ike a naU, uynYnQn
Use q Deodorant
Wipe of any cream that remains,
rinse your face with cold water. I'm
less you are going out do not bother
with foundation. Your skin will be
sufficiently soft and moist to hold
rouge and light busting with pow
der. Use cream rouge to give your
lips soft, natural-looking rosiness.
Put on q clean dress or housecoat
and tidy your hair. Even though you
must eat alone, you'll enjoy your
self.
One thing that takes little time.
but must be done regularly to be eff.
fective. Is the use Of q deodorant.
Use one Of the snowy creams, per-
fumed or unperfumed as you pre-.
fer. This slows down perspiration
and takes out the odor. A single ap-
plication Is effective from one to
three days. depending on the indi-
vidual, and takes but an instant to
apply. II you use stronger liquid,
then look at the directions on the
bottle. Usually It needs to be left on
the skin Is minutes. then rinsed
away.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
The admiral" Is
Alive Because
He's Tough
BY TALBOT LAKE

WE CALL him the Admiral" his
w mother said. Hes only six
teen. but they took him into the
Naval Training School because he
had his fathers consent. didn I
want him to 60. but then his father
and ] are separated. and so what
could do?
HE looks much older. He's six
feet tall and weighs almost 200
pounds, and he's tough. Very tough.
He used to beat I'D everybody. but
he wasn't bully. He'd OILY take on
big guys. That's why ! call him the
Admiral, because he's 30 tough and
struts around In his uniform So
He's got Ill the girls In the neigh
borhood crazy about him.
Hes really very soft under
meath. ! think It's Just q defense.
this 'toughnesS. When he made me
cry when he was younger. he would
get very soft and say. 'Okay, Ma, ]
didn't mean It, and he would be
sweet, but Just for . moment.
lone time he came In from leave
and brought pal along, an awfully
nice kid. His pal was scared Of over
staying leave, but not my Admiral.
The Admiral had been late before
and got away with 1t. This kid left
on time. but not my Admiral. He's
tough. Well, he found out he wasn't
In the Boy Scouts. but In the Navy.
He got the brig for IL days. Bread
and water for three days and one
good meal In between on the third.
But guess 1t was all right. Doctors
examine them twice q day. and the
Admiral Is very tough. don't think
1t harmed him. do you?
when the Admiral went TO
school, they used to have me there
SO often that when he finally gradu.
ated asked the principal 1pr .
diploma too. OF course. they used to
ask for his father. but We were sep
arated then. and he never came. He
takes after his father. who's tough
too.
Even In the Navy. the Admiral Is
tough. and they got no sissies there.
You know, he wanted to be assigned
to q submarine. The Admiral want
ed the extra dough and the ritzy
grub they give the boys that work
on them. Well. he passed his phys
ical.he's q perfect physical speci-
men like his old man. And also he
passed his mental, because he's far
from dumb.
But then, you know. they pick
them very careful for submarines.
It's work In close quarters and
sometimes they dive and don't come
up right away. and they stay out
for long times on q stretch. All the
men on q submarine got to get
along. They have to be pals and
easy-going. My Admiral amt no
easy going boy. He's really very
tough. And so they didn't assign
him TO q submarine. They put two Of
his classmates on one, though. and
when he came home he was very
sore.
But you know. for the first time
In my life was glad that my Adj
miral Is tough. Those kids. really
sweet and lovely, nice boys. they got
the assignment he lost out on-the
90"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

long TO q face with fine, sensitive
features and you should avoid
them. BY accenting the top part Of
the eyebrow and extending the
outer tips. you will make the eyes
appear less prominent and large.
Try using q faint line Of gray-blue
shadow near the lasl1es and lower
half Of the eyelid. then . touch
more at the outer corners. high UP
near the eyebrow. Do not get Shad-
ow into the sunken areas. After US
ing shadow. dust lightly with pow
der. to subdue any shine that might
make the eyes more conspicuous.
Touch the tips Of the laSheS with
and encourage them to
curl upward. This will help counter.
act that sunken look.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
MIX YOUR BRANDS

Beauty specialists may raise
their hands In horror II you wish
to mix your cosmetic brands. but
it's q perfectly good and sensible
thing to do. Experiment until you
find the beauty preparations and
makeup that are especially good
for you. You may find that ono
brand rouge and lipstick are per-
feet for your coloring. but that to
get the shades and texture you
want. you'll have to get Q powder
of another maker and q founda-
ton OF still another. No less than
I'VE brands are represented on the
shelf OF beauty aids I use regularly.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
HoUsEwoRK DOES n

All activity, says q figure mold.
ing expert. uses tho muscles and
helps burn up fat. She especially
recommends houSework for . we'll
proportioned figure. She advises
you to put on shorts ana comfort
able, well.fitted shoes % you can
put some zip into your work, open
doors and windows wide to insure
plenty Of fresh cir and watch your
posture. 30 you won't relax or
slump on the job, she expects you
to make up . time-schedule OF
various chores, then each DAY Try
TO beat your own record. Try 1t.
girls. and zee how much more FUN
It q to wash dishes, iron and mop
the moor when you know you're
streamlining your midrinl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

young MIU8.
Cling dentist.
We had gone
to school and
always played
ar o U n d to-
gether. 20 that
o ur marriage
seemed to be q
natural G U -
min alton OF
our b oy and
girl romance.
80 w Q n o "
have / h r e e
children d.
u n til q little
0v err a wear
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

ago. we were a happy couple. happy
at home and happy because Of my
husbands growing practice and the
excellent reputation he had estab-
lished. About that time one Of his
patients, q woman with two chill
d1en and q husband. began to fasci-
nate him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

result OF y. 8. soldiers travelling to
Central end South America. These
msu Will come In contact with dis
easo against which they have as
set 40 immunity. They In turn
may bocome carriers. bringing back
70 their home towns these tnfec-
tions, warned Or. II. 8. Mustard OF
Columbia University's Institute OF
Public Health.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

sauSageS 1t is sure to hit the
supper main course. For q pleas
ant change In the dinner menu
pattern, let potatoes turn UP occa-
Sionally In the salad course instead
Of as a hot vegetable course.
And don't wait to have left-overs
before making potato salads. You
and your family can have them as
often as you like. Simply cook UP
the quantity Of potatoes needed
well In advance, dicing or slicing
them when cool. As a good bit Of
the minerals Of potatoes Is very
near the skin. cook them In their
jackets. Incidentally. this method
saves time and work as well as
food value.
It's smart to serve a wedge OF
good cheese along with potato
salad. Or try tossing your favorite
potato salad with gener Gus
sprinkling Of celery seed. Also Diff
ferent and delicious Is potato salad
made with watercress.
WATERCRESS AND POTATO
SALAD
Pick and wash two punches OF
watercress: drain. season with salt,
pepper. paprika. oil and lemon
juice. adding the grated yolk OF
one hard-cooked egg. To this add
eight cooked new potatoes cut into
thin slices. Mix carefully and dish
up neatly In salad bowl. Garnish
with hard.cooked white of egg,
and slices Of cold cooked beet.
vIENNEsE POTATO SALAD
cups diced boiled potatoes
tablespoons French dressing
14-o1. can Vienna sausages
tablespoons chopped onion
tablespoons chopped sweet
pickle
2 hard cooked eggs
Tablespoons boiled salad
dressing
Marinate potatoes In French
dressing for 1 hour. Cut sausages
In thin slices; add to potatoes. Add
onion. pickle, sliced eggs and salad
dressing. Mix lightly together with
a fork. Serve very cold on crisp
lettuce. Serves 6.
BOILED SALAD DRESSING
1is teaspoons salt
- teaspoon cayenne
teaspoon dry mustard
J.. cup vinegar
l egg slightly beaten
! cup sweet or sour cream
Combine all Ingredients In
double boiler and cook until thick
and creamy. Cool.
DUTCH POTATO SALAD
Soups diced cooked potatoes
slices bacon
onion
u cup cider vinegar
tablespoons water
tablespoons sugar
teaspoon salt
Pepper TO taste
tablespoon minced parsley
Prepare potatoes. Cut bacon fine
and fry. Brown onion In fat and
add vinegar. water. sugar. salt and
pepper. Allow to boil. then add
potatoes and parsley. Heat thor
oughly and serve.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Tricks
That Insure
Beauty
By JACQUELINE HUNT

THERE are a lot Of little extra
= beauty tricks that In them
selves take no more than four
or five minutes a day or maybe
only once a week that deter
mine whether you are merely pretty
or always smooth. perfectly groomed
and lovely to look at.
One such extra step Is the reset
ting of your couture after brushing
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

the II a lr az
night. B e g ! n
this t h e eve-
ming after you
n a v e had q
protest. al
waveSet. Look
in the mirror
while you run
a am pene ID
comb or a tiny
bit Of I h In
q u l c k drying
" a We S e t
through your
air, Follow
I h e indenta-
tons OF tn e
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

III HColtu WA
ditions as time
goes on. Pre-
caution q n d
regulation will
have to be our
watchwords.
At a meeting
Of the Fedora
ton Of Public
H e al tn off,
Gals In Ohio.
the public was
warned I h q t
an innltration
OF tropical dis
eases could be
ovnartad az n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Soft Answer Can
Quiet Child's
Loud Talk

By JANE HERBERT COWARD
A MOTHER, whose family Is very
"A noisy. tries to explain the yell
ing. shouting and screaming that
continually goes on In her town
apartment by the fact that they al
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
ovy Boiled Potato Gored These Delicious New Salad Combine
No Use Keeping Husband
Who's Lost Love for You
By MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

WHEN marriage reaches point such described In
the following letter. there lighting inevitable
In giving opinion this case fully that there
will be many who disagree with -not only those who do
not believe In divorce Among them will be the sefled
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Men Enjoy Potato Salad
With Cold Cuts In Summer
By JUDITH WILSON

COLD POTATO is about as unnterestng vegetable as
there 1t Is happily transformed into potato salad
Most men like good potato salad particularly
dish Served with cold meats made with sliced Vienna
sausages 1t is sure to hit the spot either luncheon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
u. S. In War Now Against
Invasion of New Diseases
BY CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN. MD.

VYlE HAVE often the possibilities of disease con-
taron entering country from other OF the world
without too much pessimis have tried to OF the
of extensive and the relaxation Of health
a any port entry Today unusual situation arises
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

ways uVcO III
{ h Q country
before and had
n o neighbors
to consider. It
Is easy to un-
derStand how
1t might have
been necessary
now and then
( o r someone
out In the field
or barn to call
to someone at
the house. or
vice versa. But
there Is no ex-
r,,aA FIR e,,rh
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
A TART SALAD

Make a tart salad to serve with
roast pork or veal by mixing
drained sauerkraut with diced
sweet picked beets and mayon-
naise.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

Present is the important
word in dress fashions end the
vsristy is greet for girls. Here
is . schoolgirl in eIsssie plaid
Bingham with peasant touches
in fhs embroidered bandines
that suggest . square nseklins
and outline On apron effect on
the skirt. The white piqus
dieksy treatment gives . crisp
touch.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

from our present world conoitions.
Our salvation will lie In keeping the
public Informed as TO the develop
ments Of mass movements, ana the
implicatious which will be involved
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

Nsnnsss Potato Saad tastes good looks Potatoes
which have msrns+ed in French dressing for hour
bnsd with vsnns cut in thin slices chopped onion
chopped pickle eggs and boiled dress
ing The mixture chilled thoroughly in the refrigerator an
served crisp lettuce For exact recipe Miss Wilson's
umn today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
POTATO SALAD WITH
sALANII. OR BOILED HAM
4 cups sliced cooked potatoes
2 cups diced celery
cup capers
Salt and pepper
Salad dressing
Lettuce
Salami, or boiled ham

Salami, or boiled ham
Toss together the potatoes, cell
cry. capers. seasonings to taste,
and salad dressing to moisten we'll
On a round chop plate place a
border Of crisp lettuce. Add a row
Of sliced salani or boiled ham.
Then fill the center of the plate
with potato salad SO that the SAL
ami or ham slices outline the
mound Of salad. Cut additional
salami or ham into Julienne strips
and sprinkle them over the top
of the salad.
SPECIAL POTATO SALAD
3or 4 large new potatoe.
medium sized onion. grated
or minced fine
II teaspoon celery seed
teaspoon salt
teaspoons sugar
Il teaspoon black pepper
u cup Russian dressing labouD
!, cup mayonnaise tabouD
tablespoon vinegar or
lemon juice
punches radishes, sliced
1ls cups diced celery
Boil potatoes In their jackets.
Peel and cut In fairly small cubes,
and while still warm add season.
ings and Russian and mayonnaise
dressing mixed with vinegar or
lemon Juice. Chill. Shortly before
serving add radishes and celery.
Toss together. using more dressing
II necessary, and serve IN lettuce
lined bowl. Serves 8.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
Copyright. DIi. BY sesrehad.

A tropical version OF the
ealot is Of natural color knot.
ted rope strsnds almost one.
quarter Of an inch in diameter.
The rope Is knottsd in IN open
eroehetsd effect: six or eight
wool yarn threads OF different
eelors ere run through The in
nss end outer circles, ending IN
knots in front.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05

woman who wouldn't give . man his
freedom. not for any good reason.
but Just for spite.
MY dear Mrs. Martin: Ten years
ago. when ] was 20. I married .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-05
HousEKEEPER'S TIP

Tarnish on copper or brass may
be removed with salt on Q piece OF
lemon: the utenstl should then b
rinSed thoroughly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-26
Cotton Gains
During Day

New York, March Go CAP
Cotton futures opened | lower to >
higher. Prices We're around the best
levels, up 3 to 7 points. around noon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-26

What the world wants most 10
hear-rlghteous revolution in Ger
many and Russia.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
Not This

Mother-Bill, don't walk in front
of Mrs Smith. Don't interrupt
when grown-ups are talking, Mary.
Bill isn't always this dirty, etc, etc.