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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Two BY Two

The success Of the Father and
Son banquets, held In many com.
munities. 10 an instance Of this. It's
. good thing for fathers and sons
70 meet socially. Just - It's . good
thing to separate mothers and
daughters and sisters, who, II both
are ct home. are likely to see %
much Of one another that they are
In danger Of getting on each others
nerves.
Fathers and daughters love to
sneak Oh and away from mother for
. bit. Not that they don't love her,
but so they can indulge In one Of
those chummy times together. It's
such . lark to get away some place
with Dad.
It's always . rare treat for .
mother to take her son on some lit.
tie expedition. She's proud enough
to burst when he masters ordering
q meal. paying. tipping and eScort-
ing her about. Doesn't II seem TO
you. Is It certainly does to me, that
families miss q lot Of fun BY not
pairing OF instead OF always going
around as a tribe? Such occasions
are revealing: one uncovers. from
under the label. father. mother.
brother or sister-the individual.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Dogs Have Preferences

Uuquestiouably dogs have their
preferences. not only for humans
but for those Of their own kind
They form instantaneous dislikeo
or affections among their own set.
Even Q well.bred dog may be an
noyed BY the neighbors' children. Of
their pooches. 80 II probably re.
quires . great deal Of restraint and
Is q marked indication Of breeding,
when he 70 simply rude, and walks
away.
There's . theory that dogs like
men better than they do women.
which brings me back to the idea
Of arranging for dog - surprise
for Father when hts day dawns Or
II he u having . birthday. Fathers
Day u far enough away-in June
some time-to arrange about that
pup. even to having him thoroughly
housebroken. Pet shops Ind kennels
do . big business Ut Christmas, for
livestock 10 getting to Be very pop,
ular form Of gift. Birds are natur-
ally included. also goldfish. Notth
! am suggesting goldfish for Father.
He prefers his fish on the end Of Z
hook or on sizzling platter.
Speaking Of parents. and what
the young ones can do for them. I'd
like to suggest that they coutrive to
make themselves disappear occa.
stonally 20 that Father and Mother
can be young and irresponsible even
for an occasional hour or 50. I'm
not for breaking up the home. but I
am for breaking UP the family into
twosomcs on occasion.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

! fer that nsny ''cured" cases.
70 oxnm1ND6 several weeks later.
would ohoW oome heturu. One does
MI recover that easily. Dr.. Blood
seeds taethod y 70 make . thick
pogto With sodium perborate with
Water and spread this al over the
mouth With the fingers. The gums
and around the teeth. wherever
the ulcers are present. are treated
Tie same way. This u allowed to
remain foe about I'VE minutes.
During. this time. the perboSate
teams - = result Of oxidation and
the Diseased membrane disappears.
Than the mouth y thoroughly
x&nDod With warm water. None Of
q Ghould b swallowed. Later the
'uDeufh should b washed out once
- tWtce day With Z solution Of
NO toqSpoonsful Of sodium per.
bogote IN . glass Of wster.
a ejpw-healiug cases, peroxide
e &y1ypGou. hAN % full strength.
en- ~ ND o. . mouth w0th. The
O6Jolcl0n should apply the treat
i1o04at 4rst TIL the patient learns
hovsJhtD troat,ment may b fol.
loNoo b the application Of Q 10
- can't solution Of arsphenamine
- giycerins.
>CoarSe knitting wool In pieces
aoqtt two inches long Is saturated
65e6 thie solution and rubbed al
ovoe t)so mouth and then drawn
6otWoen tt1o teeth several times .
0ox. No harm results II some Of
tn solutiou - swallowed.
Neo-er6phensmine interyenously
II (Wo1l does hes given good re-
o(1)1e II some cases Of unusual sc.
g111ey. 0olut1ons Of pure soap as .
loDth paste Of mouth wash u .
- help - prsveutins . return
~ ~ trouble.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
About Your House
BY HOMER CARPENTER,
WE HAVE described the best

WE HAVE described the best
'" way, to replace washers In both
the compression and Fuller types
Of water faucets. but the story
isn't complete without some re-
marks on care In selecting and
handling washers.
1t pays to get a good grade Of
washer that will wear well. II you
don't. the faucet may start to
leak again soon after your repairs.
Don't use leather or other wash.
crs suitable for cold water only.
In q hot water faucet. The ".
inch. ia-inch and % Inch sizes
are used most frequently. It's .
good idea TO have Q supply Of
these sizes OH hand. VIZ
One OF the best washers you
can buy Is made OF Q hard COM
position. has one side flat and the
other side rounded out slightly.
You can make q better tit with
this rounded type because the
washer. by fitting partly down into
the seat, Is subject TO both HON.
zontal and vertical pressure.
Perhaps the faucet was designed
for Q special type Of wsshor-
some are made that way. so it'0
best to examine the situation b.
fore buying washers--it may cave
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
DINNERS
Fork Loaf with Tomato and
Carrot Sauce
Buttered Snap Beans
Jellied Fruit Salad
Cookies Coffee
Pork and Potato Casserole
Buttered New Cabbage
Tomato and Watercress Salad
Pineapple Bavarisn Cream
Tea, Lemon

Add tomatoes. salt and pepper:
heat thoroughly.
NODDED PORK SALAD
I tablespoon gelatin
cup cold water
Ia cups cooked tomatoes
/ slice onion
I bay leaf
Il teaspoon salt
/ bouillon cube
I small stalk celery
2whole cloves
1 cup cooked pork, chopped
Soak the gelatin In cold water.
Cook the tomatoes together with
onion. bay leaf. salt. bouillon cube.
celery and cloves for Is minutes:
add gelatin which has been dis
solved In cold water. Stir well and
strain through q fine sieve or
cheesecloth. Pour spoonful Of the
tomato liquid In each Of six chilled
individual molds and shake until
1t coats the sides and bottom. Add
q bit Of finely chopped parsley and
sliced stuffed olive for Q garnish,
Add the meat and pour In the rest
Of the liquid. Chill. unmold. and
serve on a bed Of watercress OF
lettuce with a mayonnaise dress
ing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Persistent Case

~. Il. p. q Texas. writes that
ME- wife has suffered for eight
years With painful ulcers In her
0o0th. cheeks. throat aud shout
heg gums. They get better under
tyQa&Went but return promptly.
6rs. 2. has not neglected the
trouble. but her physicians think
& some form Of stomach trouble.
Hood tests are normal: she has
had x.rayS of the gall. blAdder
and stomach. The teeth. tonsils
and sinuoos are oil right - far -
doep Infection u concerned.
She hes had food tests and spe-
c1al diets for two years. Still she
co0t1nuog TO have the trouble. A
cogwoo % vitamin shots increased
he weight. but did not AFFECT the
] believe this is Q case Of vim.
oGnt0 Angina. A series % micxo-
aoop6cal examinations q Nxmoafs
1FoQ the ulcers would surely show
tt9 luGilog1n bacillus and : spirit.
Inn. ThofV = no doubt that after
thio loog period OF Infection. Il will
~ MY 0l0cult to cure entirely.
Tho late ~. Bloodsood Of Johns
Nopk1ns University stated that per-
boeoto q soda would cure 90 per
cot oS .tho cases IN two weeks. II
peopeSly applied.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Green Is Good
Day or Evening
By ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-Qreen is conspicu-
~ Gus at all evening affairs and
many daytime ones. At q recent
luncheon the lineup was as fol-
lows: A good looking town suit OF
bright green wool with q pancake
hat Of matching straw: several
prints. with green most prominent
among the colors involved; and at
least q half dozen straw hats In
various shades Of green. all flying
green wells.
At the races. on q recent bright
and sunny day. green proved to be
the winning color; and at evening
parties there are always greens.
One stunning woman In q slithery
black crepe dress wore q brilliant
green chiffon scarf draped over her
head. pinned to one shoulder. An.
other In bright green crepe had .
matching green lace veil over her
fair hair. for. 90 you must know. It
10 smart TO wear something thrown
over the couture. A fan.shaped
piece Of black lace. worn TO one side
Of the pompadour. was one woman 8
selection. this with Q very vivid
print In tomato red and white
Shops are now playing UP sum-
mer play clothes and such things as
warmer weather demands: among
them are many cool looking green's
In the sheers or In more sturdy cot
tons. Tissue ginghamS. and the reg
uiation kind. are expected TO be
much worn since they are natural
follow -uppers Of the check and
plaid brigade. Speaking Of checks.
there's q timely appearance Of what
has been cleverly named travellers
cheques" They are expected to be
good currency anywhere one hap
pens to vacation. Suits and one
piece dresses In both plaid or
checked cottous are . very timely
thought.
Green cottons trimmed with
white are very cool. Dotted swisses
with lace trimming are . nice
choice for either night o. day.
Among the greens most frequent.
u met With are pastel or spring
Greeu. Nile. Jade. sage and sea foam
With Q lesser degree Of the oriShtsf
greou. yellow u the most approved
complementary color. although
greep with white outuumborO jt.
thore ere also interesting prints ine
volvins grsy With black OF white
eud grDeu.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

you can use some Of the cubes to
chill lemonade or fruit punch. you
know!'The ice cubes rubbed briskly
over neck and chin a half dozen
times will help firm the muscles OF
. double chin.
When there are real beauty
faults like coarse pores. underline.
skin blemishes or . dull tone that
comes from sallowness or general
sluggiShne6s. use lemon mask.
Here Is how you do Il:
Mix one egg white with the Juice
Of q medium sized lemon. Add sui.
ficient almond meal or powdered
oatmeal to make q thin paste.
Cleanse your face thoroughly. II the
skin Is inclined to be dry. use q cold
cream or dry-skin cleansing cream.
Then rinse.
Smoothe on the mask prepara-
ton and allow to dry. then rinse
with cool water TO which lemon
Juice has been added. Your skin will
look beautifully fresh. fine-pored
and firm. II 1t feels a bit dry. Just
. small amount Of cream may be
smoothed on.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

the heavier creams and makeup
bases. And whenever possible. they
like to use simple. natural beautth-
ers that have been known since the
dawn Of history. Honey, milk. cere-
ais and citrus fruits. for instance.
seem much more romantic than the
prosaic lubricating creams. masks
and tonics.
Check your spring beauty lnven-
tory at once. II you haven't done SO
already. Make . list Of the faults
that need correcting and then do
something about II. You would be
surprised In how many ways lemons
alone can come 70 the rescue. Dull
hair and teeth, blemished skin and
even unsightly nngernails that spoil
your looks are helped by this all.
round beauty aid.
Nothing 90 quickly robs you Of
that sprinstime look - dull. strtngy
hair. Besides extra brushing, use OF
q tonic for your scalp condition.
and regular shsmpoos. plan to use
q lemon rinse afterwards. Add the
strained Juice Of two lemons to .
bowl Of warm water and use - .
final rinse. The lemon rinse leaves
the hair really clean and adds ius-
ter and beauty to Ill shades. wheth.
er light Or dark. 81 49, I,
Every SRI wants . clear. lovely
skin In the spring. 80 many things
happen then that she really must
look her best-for graduations. new
Jobs. weddings. romance. Lemons
and other citrus fruitS-included In
the diet promote health and aid
regular elimination. which are i'm
portant factors In the condition and
color OF the skin.
For one whole month. make this
simple test: Take the Juice OF ono
lemon In . glass Of water. warm or
cold. as soon Is you get UP In the
morning, It's q grand pickup.
leaves your mouth with Q clean. cool
taste. stimulates your appetite and
aids normal functioning. At the end
Of that time, zee Il you do not look
and feel better-so much 30 you'll
never want TO give UP the habit.
Lemon can help your skin when
used externally too. After washing
your face with light suds In the
morning. rinse with cold water to
which the Juice Of half . lemon has
been added. The lemon will remove
every trace Of soap from the skin
and leave Il soft and clear. BY the
way. this Is . tip for every girl who
claims that soap and water irritate
her skin.
Use 1t for IA oily. skin too, or for
the skin that needs toning as well
rs softening. A teaspoon Of lemon
Juice may be stirred into your ia
vorite softening cream to give 1t q
mild b'>aching and toning effect
Pat into the skin and leave on q few
minutes. then wipe Oh excess cream
and pat With lemon ice. To make
this. add one part water to two Of
lemon Juice and freeze In the Ice
tray Of the refrigerator. SO you will
not think you're being extravsgant
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: ~ would b OerH
thankful to know ho,o to get rtd Of
the fen pimples th0t ] oe,tsrout
get. I bathe my face three times
dolly and use makeup only once
a Deek. Can I oct rid Of them psr-
mdnentiy? Miss A. c. d.
Even the loveliest skin may occa.
sionally have . blemish due to soma,
minor physical upset. Generally,
however. such blsmishes viii gradu-
ally vanish - the cause y removed.
Keep up the regular washing. and
try wearing . little makeup during
the day. Use one Of the anttssptto
acne lotions or m ordinary powder
lotion that y slightly drying end
forms Q protective covering Tor the
foco. Dust on Just . Mttle pow0ee
and ,use Z dash o6 upstick for color.
Gee II your diet could b faulty eud
Try 70 correct It Y you want .
clearer skin.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

down to the mid. day meal on sat-
urday. she showed an interest IN
the baked potato. broiled lamb chop
and lettuce and parsley sandwich.
but stubbornly refused the carrots.
Finally father said. Il guess Linda
isn't hungry. 20 why not Just give
her the sandwich and . glass Of
milk and send her along TO play?"
Mother poured the milk and
served the sandwich. Healthy. &C.
tive and fond Of food. the little girl
saw the bulk Of her lunch carried
aw y but offered no protest. Father
had suggested that she wasn't hun.
cry the sandwich and milk tasted
good. and she didn't have to eat the
carrots. For the moment her prob.
lem was solved.
With only the snack TO sustain
her ell afternoon. the tot was raw.
enous at supper time. One would
imagine she would have been WILL
Ing to eat anything now. But when
the same dish Of carrots was put
before her. she refused them and
kept crying. I'm hungry"
LINDA says she Is hungry. but
she can't be or she would eat these, !"
father said. handing the dish to
mother to dispose Of. Linda had no
supper that night. The next morn
ing at breakfast carrots were again
served. This time. however. she
tasted them. looked coyly at her
father and said. "M-m-m. good"
And she has been eating carrots
ever since.
The point wish 70 make relates
not only to habits Of eating but to
habit training In general for tots.
When Q young child needs training
In some important routine center
ing about eating. sleeping. eliminate
ing. dressing and play. parents
must take time for It. It took an
other mother q whole morning, for
example. to teach her little boy not
to step into the road.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
PROTECTS LIPS

Between Wally Westmore. movie
makeup head. and Clsudette COL
bert. . beauty hint has been devised
for cheating wind and sunshine Of
their drying effect on milady's lips.
When Claudette skied this winter
at Sun Valley. she carried with her
Westmore's advice to pomade her
lips each night before retiring. This
practice. says Westmore. Is advised
for every girl whose lips tend to-
ward dryuess With each change Of
weather. e win make iipstick 60 on
more evenly and keep the rouge
from cracking, he discloSes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

or any wee thing to commemorate
such Q day. 30 II you never thought
Of Il. how about giving Pop . pup
when his day comes around? He'd
love It. II, that 10. he has q place to
keep It. But then everyone. even
those who i've In restricted spaces,
seems able to md room for mans
best friend. And what . friend.
though he Is something Of . respou.
sibility. not In upkeep alone. but
because Of his unpredictable attt-
tude toward the neiahbors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Noted Lawyer Is
Helping Build
Finer Boys
By TALBOT LAKE

MOST effective way to cut down
AVA juvenile delinquency, and also
adult crime. u TO get boys when
they are young and give them
healthy entertainment. The Boys
Clubs Of America. Inc. are now cell
ebrating their. 35th anniversary In
this work. Sonic Of the most famous
men In professional. business and
artistic life today were members Of
Boys Clubs. Some Of the biggest
men In America have given freely
Of their time and money 70 aid this
work among boys.
william Edwin Hail. president Of
the Boys Club Federation. Is . noted
lawyer and nnancier In New York
City. He silver .spooued his way up
from the top through lawrence
vile. Yale and Harvard Law School
to the law arm Of Hall. Cunning
ham. Jackson and Haywood.
He 70 president Of the Trojan
Powder Company, . powerful figure
In big carbon and graphite con.
Germs. on boards Of banks like the
Chase National. and many Of those
imposing conceyns YOU md on
financial PISCES.
Durine the last var. Mr.. Hall vas
active Ia Bslgian relief work. He
has always been Interested IN boys
and was . volunteer worker Tor the
Boys Clubs when Edward 81. Har-
riman. railroad man and banker,
ran the orgAniIstjon % Q hobby.
Since 1915. Mr.. Hal has been presi-
dent Of the Boys Clubs Of America,
and has given his time. interest and
financial assistance TO the organi-
ration.
Recently Mayor u Guards hon
ored him With . medal for his work.
Said he: ."Only recently did the
idea come Of doing preventive work
In child welfare. Mr.. Hall "a one Of
the ptoneer1." y j..
HIS intimate friends recognize In
the merry twinkle IN his sye some
thing Of the iyrepressible boytsh-
nees that has been immortali1ed by
Owen johnson In his tales o. the
Warmth" the Tennessee ehad."
and the rest Of that gang Of Law
renceville boys Of which Mr.. Hall
was . member. Though he has
never revealed exactly what part he
individually played IA those stirring
dramas, without doubt eomethiug
Of his interest IN making the
crowded city better place for boys
10 . csyry.over from those happy
days which he enjoyed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

other exClCm8
( htngs for
beauty. .
In the spring.
however. cos
metic Id ea 8
change. w o.
men look or
lighter. pref.
tier makeup.
{ o r Zig b {.
sweet scented
bath prepare.
lions and deli
cate flower per-
fumes. T h ey
prefer lotions
and LIQUIDS to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

and swallowing. Often the glands
under the law become swollen and
seine fever With general weakness
comes ca. Occasionally. due to tn
toctjon With other bacteria. gen.
oral poisoning and death result.
This trouble Is caused by two
egy1nisms, . spirillum and . fusi-
x0Sm bacillus which can always be
found together In . smear from
the ulcoratod surfaces.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
SCARAB RING

The favorite piece Of jewelry OF
Claudette Colbert. Is ring on
which Is mounted genuine and
priceless scarab sent her by IN
archeologist years ago.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Training Needed
BY Child For
His Routine

BY JANE HERBEkT COWARD
MOTHER was relating hoy she
svS had tried everything without
success to get Linda 70 eat carrots
telling stories. Offering q reward
and other incentives. We'll lick
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

this thing to.
gether o Y o r
the week lend.
when We both
will have more
time" father
3 U g g e 3 { 0 d.
m e . n tim e
don't sc We
any more car.
rots. p o n t
even mention
t h e, vegetable
to h ef. O q
Saturday in
clude carrots
In her lunch
A.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

0pamel pup.
Now that the
first shock Is
over. and tho
pup more &C.
Gust med { o
home life. she
really thinks o
pup Is q swell
gtft for any
boy 70 give his
mother.
er all
there II some.
thing very ap-
p + o p riate
about giving q
0eaAAV kitkAn
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Holds Appetite Appeal New Recipes for Are
How About a Pet Pooch
AS Novel Gift for Father?
BY MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

MOTHER hasow survived the shock Of having been starred
~ feted and honored for day Chances has more
than repaid for all that done for being like
that.
Whether really liked what given her. you can bs
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Lernon>Aid
Will Bring
Fresh Charm
By JACQUELINE HUNT

cPRIN0 with her freshness
and beauty demands that Ill
else be lovely too. In this atmo-
sphere, homemAkers hurry
about their homes. hanging
crisp new curtains. putting gay new
alp covers on chairs and sofas. And
women. to Be more fresh and lovely.
give more thought 70 new and col
orful clothes and makeup and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Zippy Barbecue Sauce
Flavors Leftover Pork
BY JUDITH WILSON

ONE OF the most savory OF all meat dishes Is roast pork But
the housewife who counts getting several meals
roast must know how to tasty dishes from the left
guarantee against monotony In her second third
possibly fourth pork dinners The rule
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13

" lth . gray.
slo u & b ! n z
n . n b r On e.
s o m q Il m es
I h ey become
d e e p yellow
isl, gray ul.
GERS. The men,
brane 70 easily
removed. leav-
ing . bleeding
surface which
soon becomes
covered again.
The pain u
% great that
1 ( interfereS
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-13
Sodium Perborate Paste
Good Trench Mouth Cure
~ CLAUD NORTH CHRIsMAN, MD.

vICETS ANGINA trench mouth has long been recog-
tsed q specific trouble only since the World War has
n received particular 1t appears In the mouth espe-
ay on the oss part Of the throat Then spreads
oo OF the mouth the gums about the teeth and