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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Tips for Your Beauty

through 50 the makeup appears
natural. The purpose Of the base
is to add an undertone Of color
and even up irregularities In the
skin. Freckles, q broken capillary,
minute flaws In the complexion
become less obvious when the
makeup Is put OH over q good
foundation cream.
Costume faults that must be
corrected II you wish to be thought
attractive and beautifully sroomed
are: shoulder straps that slip and
slide. shoes that are not appro-
pirate for your costume. . skirt
that fits too tight, hose seams that
wrisele upward. dropping slips,
skirts or slips that let the sunliSht
through. shorts that Are too short
A man should call attention to
q woman's vanity only when she
Q lack Of It. The woman
who % frightened. tired or un.
happy can b brought back TO
health and self confidence by re-
storing her vanity. Praise her and
encourage her TO make the most
Of her looks.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29

Ihe treatment Of boils Is both
SEVERAL and local. In the begin.
01ne, Il The white blood corpuscles
oeo 6trouO enough they will destroy
tAo bacteria and the boil will dis
oppear. II . toothpick containing
. drop Of carbolic acid Is touched
- the white tip Of the eruption,
Il may stop IT. development.
Thsre are several bacterial anti.
oonS which can b rubbed into the
tpp Of the boil or pirnple, often
yOgulting In rapid cure. To build
~ the systemic resistance, iron In
the form Of tincture Of iron Is
Given freely.
FOR . number Of years. pills
eo0taininS zinc oxide have been
ygepored which act well II taken
II large doses. 1t was found that
workers In the tin mines did not
have boils and we began to give
the remedy with very satisfactory
results.
Locally, we use moist warm
oToestues. frequently changed. The
question Of opening a boil depends
"a the condition and Is q matter
e 3udgment. One thing We should
not do and that Is to squeeze q
boll. We injure the tissues and
may force the pus into the sur
rounding area and cause great
damage, The surface around the
ooll should be shaved and clipped
and kept absolutely clean. Tincture
q i06ipe painted over the area
0ey prevent the spread to other
6a1e 4ollieies.
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% not interfered with, this In
4a0Mstton develops Q distinct
cono Of core. AZ the pressure and
swelling increase, the entry Of
blood 70 the center u INSTRUCTED
end this portion Of the hpil dies
See hex o1 blood. It soon 1oftens
md breaks through the skin.
nooo sftee this, the dead tissue
boccGnoo loooened from the healthy
,Xu4te and cen b removed - .
- The pain disappears and the
5eqy1lU3eoon heals.
sY k61n botls occur, the surround
DGs6e1r 3o1ltcle0 may booome IN.
eeod and, q number o1 other
I'm form. When boils appear ia
othQ ports ct the body, IL Is usual.
Y bocauee Of scratching with the
fingers which have come Ia con.
toct with the original boil.
Balls also may result from ab-
oo9pdon Of bacteria from the boil
By the Emphatic glands which
eaSYy them into the blood stream
and 20 other parts. This causes
mare boils or even crops Of boils.
Then the blood u truly infected
and the treatment must seek to
01okyuy the bacteria In the system.
Wh1a repeated crops Of boils oc-
eur, ~ win frequently ind that
thG0 como from infections In the
49, tonsils. teeth. and gums and
VIII not stop till these sources Of
Infection are destroyed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Bad Taste

One cannot help ones ancestry.
One very naturally resents having
It reviled or insulted. ] have no
patience with those who think
that one cannot Do . good Amer.
lean and still be heart and soul
for the British cause. unless. Of
course, the Issues ct stake found
these countries on opposite sides.
But when their interests are iden.
tical I have no patience with those
who siur England ar who hold old
scores against her. TO enter the
homes OF those Of English alaces-
try and berste and belittle the
blood Of which they are proud
q not doing anything to add to
the glory and privilege Of being
"A American. 4,
One either Is or isn't for q cause.
and those who are helping to heht
II are our friends and therefore
deserve our loyalty. It isn't con-
siStent to stir up hatred Of one
who u defending the cause for
which w claim to stand. And It
=, In 1ell. % at ali times, bad
taste to talk OF q rope In the house
Of . man who has been hanged.
Let's try to remember this.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
A Costly Pastime

Naturally the man or woman
who would rush u into this Euro.
pean war, or the man Or woman
too old to take . personal part
In Il. v bound to iniuriate those
who would be personally involved,
especially those who would b
called upon TO sacrifice their sons
TO the cause. Such persons are
greatly lacking In tact when they
shout for what has been termed Q
shooting war" Those who would
send sons or who would them.
selves be sent are really the only
ones who have the right to de-
clare themselves for "A all.out aid.
to Britain. f'
There are bound to be arsu.
ments on any such important u.
sues - We now face. but the point
u that arguments among those
who are powerless TO do anything
about conditions are useless, I'm.
necessary, discourteous and dan.
serous. Stirring up hatred Is al.
ways . costly pastime.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
ARP. Book Is
Guide When
Bombs Fall
BY TALBOT LAKE

before US as we write u . very
- simply and serviceably bound
textbook In a blue leatheroid cover
with gold stamping which reads.
Air Raid Precautions" The
makeup Is the one used BY pub
fishers Of technical books. but
quite unconsciously this simple
volume Is q quiet tribute to the
A. r. p. (Air Raid Precautions) Of
Britain. The book has no author.
for 1t Is written simply and tech
nically about the work Of the
heroic stan Of the A. r. p.
Published In this country By
the Chemical Publishing Co.. the
ny leaf states coldly, Reprinted
by Permission Of the Controller Of
His Britannia Majestyis Station
cry Once" The royalties from
this book 90 to the British gov.
eminent.
Another title for It might be:
what TO Do When the Bombs
Fall" You Zip through its pages
and silently marvel ct the cold
scientific way In which II u writ.
ten, text book to . new skill
and art-the protection Of human
life and property In q world where
death rains from the skies.
There are ten cool chapters Of
hair-raising significance. Of which
two are most interesting. One u
called ''Notes On Training and
Exercises" and - one reads IT.
dry instructions, oue realiSes Z
little more fully the hell that peo-
pie have been through.
We are told how A. r. p. war.
dens are drilled. how they have
sham bombings. what the iuStruc.
tors should do. how things must
be arranged. where 70 put bodies
and the wounded.
Another chapter was entitled,
Protection Of Windows IN Com.
mercial and Industrial Buildings."
Owners Of large buildings. In one
case. the Empire state Building
In New York City, have been In.
tensely interested In what that
chapter has to say.
There Is nothing sentimental
about the damage England has
suffered In the book. even In pass.
ing, for the unknown heroic ~.
thors writing from bloody expert.
ence are merely anxious 70 tell ID
what to do. But for u sitting
here under skies that drop merely
rain. or at most hail. the airless
and sunless homes. ofaces and
factories tell a story.
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other children around. The posi-
ton Of the only child Is there.
fore unique. He faces certain hin.
ORANGES TO normal, happy growth
which must be understood before
the proper steps can Be taken to
overcome them.
The only childs biggest handi-
cap u that he must compete
against adults exclusively ct home.
Over-praise may give him m ex-
asserated opinion Of his own
worth. But oil children feel in-
ferior to their elders, and he will
be no exception here. True he
may succeed BY such tricks -
kicking and screaming TO gain his
own way, but the existing differ.
ence Of sire between himself and
elders will be Z constant reminder
Of his infertority. And there will
be many things which adults ca.
Joy together which he cannot
share. These problems become
magnifled for the child with no
one Of hts own kind to fraterni3e
with ct home.
Probably the child has oppor.
tunities to play with children out
side the home. BY the age Of
three. playing with other children
should constitute q regular part
Of the daily play program Of every
child. He must learn to get along
with little people like himself.
TO give the only child %
nearly q normal background %
possible, It u necessary TO bring
other children into the home daily
to share with him hts meals and
his toys and possibly now and
then also to share him room with
him over night. He needs expert
ence In living with children %
well as playing with them.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Jersey or Black
Satin Used in
Fall Dresses
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-Tor that f1rst OF
~ all dress you cannot do better
than to make It either q jersey
or black satin. The shops have
them In stock even at this early
date and, from all I can gather
women like both the soft rayon
or silk jersey models or the equal.
~ soft satins. both In black.
The rounded shoulder, either
with or without q wide armhole,
gives the dress that new and Diff
ferent look that we all demand
of a new dress. Cording Is used
and so Is slairring to give the nee
essary ease and fullness.
Many women like to change
from summer to fall via the suit.
rather than dress route. and these
will have no quarrel with the wide
variety Of fall suits. First Of all
there Is that very English Nor.
folk Jacket suit, type that has
not been generally worn by US. at
least not for many years. It looks
very all right again, especially IN
British woolens which are, as OF
course you know. the swank
thing to wear.
The Norfolk jacket Is obliging
enough to 90 It alone. It may be
worn as q unit and not as a part
Of a suit. In fact you may think
It Is smarter that way. In case
you are unfamiliar with the type.
perhaps I'd better mention that 1t
has a pleat at either side and q
belt, usually Of the same width
and usually at the normal waist
line. Men as well as women wear
Norfolks, which are at their best
In mannish fabrics, which In
cludes corduroy.
Speaking Of corduroy. and Of
the too rapidly approaching end
of summer. did you know that
velveteens were expected to make
history from autumn on? The
date dress" Is most often vel
veteen, say authorities on college
wardrobes, and while 1t may be
in warm green or any Of the rich
shades. young sophisticates like
black best Of all.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29

Hollywood lovelies who know the
value Of sound refreshing sleep
suggest that instead Of using one
or two pillows, you have half
dozen baby pillows and arrange
them In such q way to give a
maximum Of comfort. You'll ap-
preciate this II you have ever
awakened with q stiff neck and
headache from sleeping on a pill
low that was too hard or too soft.
Beauty gadgets are fun to use II
you do not take them too serious
~. II you can afford to experiment
and enjoy IL you can try painting
your mouth on with q lip brush,
curling your eyelashes. stencilling
your nails. II you aren't success
full. however, follow your original
technique. You'll probably get an
effect that II far more natural to
your own type beauty.
Richard Willis, makeup ad.
wiser TO stars Of the screen and
stage, reminds u that q makeup
base 10 not intended 70 coat the
skin. The texture must show
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social call into Q wordy battlel
The curious situation we are now
IN because Of Russias entrance|
into the war causes many argu-|
rasnts. The tragic position tai
which the Firms find themselves
offers controversial opportunities. !
Even though this Is q country oil
free speech. It's wise to use that
privilege with care and 70 refrain|
from antagonizing ones friends
or acquaintances, particularly
when the meeting 10 Of . purely
social nature.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29

iryltated BY shaving. as well Is by
rubbing with collars and coats.
a boll q "a Inflammation Of the
deeper layers Of the skin and the
tissues directly under It. It occurs
around . hair follicle or On oil
gland. etaphylococci are the germs
causing them. They grow and
multiply rapidly with irritstton.
The blood vessels In the region di-
lato and nature throws In IN In
crUoeed amount Of blood with .
layCo number Of white blood cor
puocles 70 destroy the bacteria.
Which results In swelling. heat and
pain.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
svOR OUTDOOR DINING

~ breakfast. luncheon or din
~ - the garden. gay place mats
0o)o charming table settings and
eueT0e laundry bill. Mats and
041e11nS napkins can be quickly
~ eoeily made from any bright
4n4 Gotten material that viii
41411 tooeiU.
az ~ sou prefer. housewares
eopoteno0t1 sfow wide varieties
n ~0Qeen and material Of place
041 thet require only wiping of
w1(o y damp cloth to keep clean.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29

For . refreshine and nourish-
ing summer beverage mix equal
parts Of chilled cocoa and chilled
ginserale. Beat until frothy and
serve in tsll glasses. You can also
add . scoop Of vanilla Toe cream
or whipped cream.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29

= 0SyU180 OF
" q Q OF Ger
man ancestry.
And his Is
equally true Of
those who dis.
like the Brit
ish TOR some
reason Or "a.
other. Il 10 the
height. Of bad
m . n n Q ~ to
dra person.
Attic s into
ny dispute.
and is very
b q q taste to
n olp turn q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
KITCHENETTE TIP

A greasy pan needs special
trea m en- I to get 1t ready for
washing. Fill the pan with soapy
water. add q teaspoon Of house
hold ammonia and cover. Place
over a slow burner for Ave min
utes. Drain and wash as usual.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Here's How to Get
Your Beauty Sleep
These Hot Nights
BY JACQUELINE HUNT

SLEEP. beautiful sleep! With
out It the eyes cannot SPAR
HE. the complexion cannot
glow with health and the body
cannot carry itself with q glad
to.oe.Auve cir. We need lots Of IT,,
The number Of hours varies with
the individual. but the average
pereou needs eight to nine; the
thin, nervous. rundown person
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needs ten. with
. haIf-hour
rest perio d
du RI n & the
aek you Tee,
tired all the
time: II y o U
are irritable.
your complex
ION d ull and
both eyes and
face lack ami
nation, p err
h4pS you are
n o { getting
enough sound.
rAfrAShinR
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eoctable . n d
precocious. OF
course. other
children may
reveal similar
b e h . VI o 3
faults. pirtic.
U larly tn Q
y o u n 3 Q 3 {
c h lid, b U t
while the lat
ter has many
Of the dtsad-
v q n t . ges Of
/ h Q o n ! y
G HID. he Is
not alone. He
a oAa oAva
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O4VAOAAoA oA4SOO VI A1PO SoAoAoS' "a
desired.
BANANA MOUSSE
3 cups heavy cream
cup confectioners' sugar
~ teaspoons vanilla
2 tablespoons lemon juice
Il teaspoon salt
{ bananas, sliced very thin
3 EGG whites, beaten
Whip cream, add sugar. vanilla,
lemon Juice and salt. Fold in ba-
nAnas, then then stiffly beaten egg
whites. Pour into refrigerator
trays and freeze 3 to 4 hours.
Serves 10.
BANANA rRosTN6
"A cup mashed ripe
banana Il large banana)
"A teaspoon lemon Juice
Il cup butter
IA cups sifted confec-
TONERS sugar
Use ripe banana yellow peel
flecked with brown. Mix together
bananas and lemon juice. Beat
butter until creamy. Add sugar
and banana alternately. small
amount at q time, beating until
frosting Is light and fluffy. Makes
about "a cups frosting.
Baked bananas served with a
fruit, vanilla or chocolate sauce
make IN easily and quickly pre-
pared delicious dessert.
TO keep sliced or cut bananas
from turning dark, Just dip the
slices into or sprinkle them with
grapefruit Juice (fresh or canned.
pineapple Juice tcanned). orange
Juice or lemon Juice.
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Banana Chocolate Pudding
Is Enjoyed BY Children
BY JUDITH WILSON

FRUIT DESSERTS may vary with the tastes Of the family and
change calendar but desserts year
round favoYtes with young and old Banana cake with the
cooled layers put together with whipped and sliced
bananas spread similarly luscious treat While
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extreme clean.
illness Of h e
areas most AZ
fected, such as
the b q c k Of
the neck, the
arm pits. the
axilla, and the
inside Of t h Q
nose. The back
Of the neck Is
the most COM
mon location.
p q r { ! c u {.
larry for men.
The akin there
Is thick, often
sl,rinkled and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Added Flavor Pies and Shocakes
Don't Let the War Invade
Our Social Gathering.
By MARIAN MAYS MARTIN

IN OLD bromide TO the eject that should nevG
mention rope IN the house Of who has hanged
It's pat illustration OF what tact and would better
all Of US II We bore II In mind.
No matter how much disappeoves Of Hers policie
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Pesky Boils the Penalty
OF Sinking Soap, Water
By CLAuD NORTH CHRIsMAN. MD.

Dolls In spite OF all great advance In medicine and sur
gerry still frequent and unwecome visitors They are
looked upon Joke by who not aiced by them
boils at that time they considered
source irrabity strain the victims DISPOSE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29
Modes and
Manners
QUESTIONS

!. Where q marriage has been
otnulled. Is Il Necessary for the
bride 20 return the tpeddtn0 0ifts
mich she recetped?
q. 10 Il proper to use candles on
the table yor daytime meal?
8. Should the hostess be serced
frst or ldst7
I. Should the candles o. q birth
day cake be lighted at the tabts Or
before &c comes 70 the table?
5. When q guest u kzotcn. to Be
lefthanded, 70 Il correct 20 set his
place at table NTH the stluer re-
versed for his coisuenience?
ANeWERS
/. She keeps the presents. 2. No.
3. Last. 4. lt Should h brought to
the table ught4d ~ Aeo6ert time.
A place should b cleared Oh In
front Of the pegDou who - being
honore0. ~ hib cake, Il y up to
him % cut and 14tve it-After drst
hl0Wi1e 6Ct a. candies 81 course.
B. Ne. . would - more consider.
ate % i0po1e entirely the fact that
he = lt{tAsnded.
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Encourage Only
Child to Make
Many Friends

~ JANE HERBERT COWARD
THE peculiarities usually ascribed
! TO the "only" child are well
known. A few that will b readily
recognised include q tendency TO
Do selfish, spoiled. couceited. UNI
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PACKING AWAY CLOTHING

Aftte e,6thint v thoroughly
cleaned, summed. and aired, it
oh0n)1 ~ p1cked away With q
6nppl0 q poIAdich obenselie OF
n6t9lnAlent distributed among
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tobacco brown grows Is .
sportswssr color. Here II is
tor lonsish tsilorsd. euRsd
shorts OF rsyon esbsrdins
melted with . shirt OF rsyen
seeesveksr in white. striped
with bsewn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-29

or disltkes the Germans. IL woul
hardly b food manners, u noth
Ing worse, 70 rant and rave aen&ul
them Ia the homo Of . man q
woman who was either married 4
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Sttton. They still are. Boils are due
TO aSt infection. It is not Z blood
condition at the beginning, but re-
peated boils may produce . blood
infection. The great preventive Is
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banans cream pie Is the pie that
husbands fell for. And, - every.
one knows, such desserts @ bana-
NJ chocolate pudding and banana
Shoftcake always bring forth
cheers.
Any cake or gingerbread can be
baked IN two layers for banana
shortcake. Or split any cup cake.
gingerbread, biscuit or mufan into
two layers. Place sliced bananas
between and On top Of layers.
Serve With plain or whipped
cream. lee cream. fruit juice or
thin dessert sauce.
Perfect for Ill occasiotis, from
simple family meals 70 your most
elaborate dinner; Banana Choco.
late Pudding u good for children
land don't they love It'd For .
perfect dessert combination serve
II with Banana Oatmeal Cookies.
Both recipes are given below.
Bananas are Z valuable protective
food, q good source Of vitamins.
minerals, and energy-stving SUBJ
stances.
BANANA CHOCOLATE PUDDING
~ squares unsweetened
chocolate
3 cups milk
cup sugar
B tablespoons Aour
n teaspoon salt
3 err yolks, slightly beaten
tablespoon butter
teaspoon vanilla extract
3 ripe bananas
Add chocolate to milk In top Of
double boiler. Heat over rapidly
boiling water until chocolate Is
melted. Beat with rotary egg
beaten until blended. Combine
sugar, -four and salt. Stir slowly
into chocolate mixture. Cook UNI
I'll well thickened, stirring con-
SANITY. Cook 10 minutes longer.
stirring occasionally. Stir small
amount Of hot mixture into egg
yolks: then pour back into remain
Ing hot mixture while beating
vigorously. Cook I minute longer.
Remove from heat and add butter
and vanilla. Chill thoroughly.
Place alternate layers Of chocolate
hliing and ripe banana slices into
serving dishes, allowing y to "A
cup Of filling and "a banana for
each portion. Just before serving.
garnish with sweetened whipped
cream and additional ripe banana
slices. Chopped nut meat may be
folded into chocolate mixture, II
desired. Serves I to 9.
. BANANA OATMEAL COOKIES
IL cups sifted -four
u teaspoon soda
teaspoon salt
teaspoon nutmeg
4 teaspoon cinnamon
4 cup shortening
cup sugar
1egg
I cup mashed bananas
a TO 3 bananas)
IA cups rolled oats
cup chopped nut meats
Slit together fiour. soda. salt
and spices. Beat shortening until
creamy. Add sugar gradually and
continue beating until light and
f1uffy. Add egg and beat well. Add
bananas, rolled oats and nut meats
and mix thoroughly. Add flour
mixture and blend. Drop by tea
spoonfuls onto INCREASED cookie
pans about IA inches apart. Bake
In q moderately hot oven 400
degrees ~ about 10 minutes. or
until cookies are done. Remove
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AteP.rsnkins fsverits in the
dessert class. chocolate pud.
ding is here shown in . new
earb. Topped with erinkly-
edged banana slices and ssrv-
Cd with erunehy banana eat.
meal cookies. this mads.for-
saeh.othsr combination will
30 your greatest flavor diseev-
cry Of Tho year. Bananas get
+ha+ erinkly edge by running
The tines Of . fork down .
peeled bsnana before slieine.
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ct,yrsSAs. iss,. ~ SssseAnl.

ctpyriSAt. ssti. ~ SsiseAal.
This dress ives worn % Z 70.
esns pSrty. n Is Of black lsss
TERED over . black fsMssa
feundsiien. Three fvll-bIewa
sAh4ts roses ere posed On The
Tiers. enc II The hsis.
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DINNERS
Fricassee Chicken
Duttered Peas Mashed Potatoes
Picked Beet Salad
Banana ShortcAke Coffee
Baked Corned Beef Hash
Buttered String Beans
Baked Tomatoes
Banana Mousse
Banana Oatmeal Cookies
Hot or Iced Tea

ditionel slices OF ripe bananas. II
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