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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

Everyone knows that any sort Of
domestic triangle u dangerous.
Funny thing. too. It's always the
man. whom you would expect u
know better. who drass his friend
into the domestic circle. You don't
see wives bringing attractive GiS1
friends home to live. It may happen
occasionally, but It never works ana
never will.
It's certainly bad enough 70 have
an alcoholic in ones own family,
without importing one. They are .
care and q disturbance and ] very
much doubt II the Inconvenience
and embarrassment and heeytache0
one puts up with because Of them q
ever appreciated.
It Is expecting . great deal Of
strangers, or even close friends. to
expect them to continue playing
Good Samaritan indefinitely. Since
these people seem to have assumed
responsibility for this weakling. but
ind they cetl no longer give him .
home. they could send him to "a Inc
stitution. hospital or doctor for
treatment. Under present coudi.
tions nothing constructive Is being
accomplished and there's much
danger Of harm being done.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

The man now has developed into
. chronic nuisance: he's most un.
dependable and. what complicstss
matters. has become q boon CON.
panion Of the husband Of the houss,
who Is not above doing his own
share Of drinking. Now the husband
says he hasn't the heart to turn him
out, and tho wife, who u heartily
sick Of the Atuation, also feels that
she cannot tell him to 60, beGdoO
which she holds that IL n her huS-
bands duty to ask him to leave.
The other man u pathetically
grateful to them. and moro than
willing to do everything In his
power to help them. except Of
course the one thing that would re-
move Ill dimcsltiee-st0p drinking.
The wife wants to know what to do.
To m outsider, whose pity =
not involved. Il seems very simple-
Just tell the guest Il - no longer
convenient TO continue the Ar
rangemsnt.
It u up to the man and wife 10
tell him as much. or az little. at
their reasons for asking him 70 ind
other quarters - they See at. On.
less tho man II completely bereft Of
his sense. he will know. without be-
ing told, and will take himself Cd.
What else Is there for him to do?
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Evening Dresses
Show Novelty
In Shoulders
BY ELEANOR GUM

NEW YORK-Shoulders continue
ANto be the high point Of fashion
interest, even In evening dresses,
which didn't used to have shoulders
at all. There are still uncovered
ones but they are In the minority.
Let's look at q recent ball held In
New York. just to check UP on the
kind Of shoulders the rolaantically
Inclined waltz dresses boast. The
dancers wore three kinds Of shoul-
der SilhouettAs. Two Of them fol.
lowed the round line Of very low
decolletes In front, fichus or cape
lets In matching fabric. most pop
ular devices in tulle, and sometimes
attached to the hair. Shoulder
capes rated second. also following
the deep roundnesS OF low front
decolletes.
These were represented In organ.
die and marquisette dresses. A third
shoulder. seen twice, was high and
peaked. One version was In white
organdie and had leg-o-mutton
sleeves. . low waistliIle and modi-
ned fulness Of skirt, this one add.
Ing 4 turban Of real blue gentians
and . sash Of matching color gros-
grain ribbon.
A lower waistline. ribbon sashes,
. tapering longer line In full-cut
waltz skirts, and real flower ornA.
ments In simpler hair styles, char
acterixed most Of these sheer waits
irocks.
Blue was the predominating
color. represented In many shades.
II appeared In pale tones In tulle,
the major fabric. In Q vivid sky
blue Iaarquisette. In navy for chit.
Son end IN rich Oft shades for slip.
per satin. Second 70 blue VA Off.
Wtite In pink or yellow tints, for
tuIle. and white for organdie. Print.
Cd ofgandieS, with white favored
for the background. were noted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Short Cuts

The offensive odoe and smoke
caused By spills IN the oven con b
checked By sprinkling . quantity
Of table salt over the spilled food.
Butter and sugar can b
creemea easily. when butter -
hard b. warming the sugar
slightly.
Three or four marbles DROPPED
into the bottom Of . candy making
vessel Win keep the candy from
burning. The marbles do most Of
the stirring, % boiling keeps them
In constant motion.
WAen cream b hard % whlp.
sao . teW 4Sope g lesaea ju1oo
an1 u Win WHIP moeo Quickly.
eoe
Did you know that eugtsrds wiIl
not e3rdlo - rtAdIjy. e . tshle-
spoea a 0sus y uaixsd VIII -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
About Your House

tieAtsn up "a the bFsss scrsv. Il
the disk r worn, and the chances
ere thst e n, remove the brass
SCREW and repaaee the washer.
II the thrsads of The sp(nle-
that's the section betwsea the han.
dle ana ths washeF-ere worn.
Oousing The epindlo % rattle IN its
0ottlo6, tlso only thing - DO y to
y6p)aee the Wh60e faucet.
= the taueet = u YaIlse tyDe. shut
- G scyVV Wal8n hcld6 thS Fuller
baj1 - 49, y ehe@1 = leeee. OF
q ~ ~ TN = WneA Woe1. Il
-! e ~ SeessSsiS e s. xssp = end 9
3kSlps6. twI1 : ssssssszS q
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

OAoy W 0UAA
and dry o. excessively oily and
unmanageable. II you are feeling
tip-top. then your hair redects
your good health.
In either case, Give Il q hand
and 1t viii soon become . latter
Ing frame for your face. Have .
physical check-up II one is indi-
Gated and take necessary steps to
bring yourself up 70 par. Then
remember that your hairbrush y
your best friend and use Il more
frequently and more vigorously.
Experiment with shAmpooe until
you ind one that y best for your
hair.
Look into nev hsirdos and try
to ind more than one that u dat
teriug TO your features. a good
permanent Is . basis, with sktll-
fully shaped hair. viii enable you
TO change your arrangement ct
will.
Making Il Softer
Adapt your hair treatments TO
your special needs. II your hair
Is very dry and tends 70 stick out
In all directions. aim your treat
ments TO creating softness. luster
and manageability.. CT Dose Q
shampoo that u bland. Dou't lose
any time when you wash. Brush
your hair thoroughly flrSt. rinse
with warm water from . spray.
then work UP . good lather with
melted soap or shampoo. Rinse
and repeat the sudsing. then rinse
repeatedly until the hair floats
free In the water, iS SILKY and
"SQueaky" to the touch.
II the scalp Is very dry, have .
hot oil treatment before the sham
boo and work q bit Of pomade
around the i1airiine and into any
sensitive spots after the hair Is
dry. Between shampoos-and re-
meynbey. the girl with dry hair
shouldn't wash the life out Of It
--,,se Q cleansing tonic that con.
tainS Z small amount Of oil. Brush
cream waveG3t into dry ends when
you roll them On curriers'.
BrushinS u extremely import
ant. It stimulates the glands into
functioning properly and pouring
out q normal quantity Of natural
oils. What b more. when done
night and morning. II picks up
and carries the oil down 70 the
dry ends, making the hair soft,
FURNISHED and increasing the elias
ticity that makes II moro man
ageable.
II your hair Is oily. wash II every
week. TO get rid Of thea oil you
can use stronger Shampoo0 Of
either the soap Or soapless variety
that cleanse 20 well and make
rinsing easier.
Rinse Away Ouds
Repeated riiasines with 3 bright
enluS rinse that cuts away every
trace Of remaining suds and oil
VIII keep the hair -dvdier between
shsmpoog and Will postpone that
streaked, dark look that oily hair
% quickly acquires. Between-time
cleeusings With diluted alcohol q
. scalp freshensr will help oily
hair look and traall clean. 0woooll
q "a genefeusly Strand b. Strand
ana O quietly wipe q With "a
absorbent towel. Rub and brush
until the hair u nearly DRY, then
roll up strsggly ends on curriers'
Oily hair does not hold IT. curla
- we'll % you must b adept at
roootting your hair 4 you WeaI
anything vOfy oJaboeUto.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
DINNERS
Brollcd Liver
Buttered Snap Beans
Scalloped Potatoes and Onions
Peach Pie Glace Coffee
Veal Loaf
Buttered Asparagus
Grained Potatoes
French Cherry Pie Tea

before serving pour mixture into
a baked pie shell and cover with
sweetened whipped cream.
FRENCH CHERRY PIE
"A cup sugar
cup c0rnstarch
"a teaspoon salt
cup boiling water
2 eggs
cup irradisted evsporated
milk
"A teaspoon almond extract
No. 2 can pitted sour
cherries
baked pie shell
tablespoon cornstsrch
4 cup sugar
2/3 cup juice from canned
cherries
Blend sugar, cornstarch and
salt. Add water gradually. stirring
to prevent Jumping. Set over boil.
ing water and cook until very
thick. stirring all the time. Beat
eggs. Add milk. Stir slowly into
cornstarch mixture. Continue
cooking until mixture y smooth
and thick. about 5 minutes. Cool.
Add dsvoring. Pour Into cool
baked pie shell. Cover with vel
drained cherries. Make q cherry
glaze Of ingredients given IN 80.
ond part OF recipe. Blend cogp-
starch and sugar and stir slowly
into cherry Juice. Boil until clear
and slightly thickened. stirring
constantly. Cool and pour over pc.
Chill thoroughly before cutting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
She Does Mans
Job In Making
Mems Pipes
BY TALBOT LAKE

IN THE past. ct the risk Of alien
! sting our feminine readers. We
have pointed out that men make
women's hats and clothes. chefs do
the best cooking. . man makes ex-
cellsnt corsets. and 90 forth. But
today MrA Roberta Ruben evens
the score. Mrs. Ruben makes mems
pipes.
Twenty years ago she vas . re-
porter on the old New York Globe.
and then she settled down and mar
RED and raised three sons. 4 year
and Z half ago. her husband, . re-
tired mechanical engineer. bought
Z pipe company Just for something
70 do. He didn't ike the business
and gave It to his wife.
Mrs. Ruben. after 20 years Of
housekeeping In Nepperhan. New
York, got oil stirred up about her
new toy, the General 8riar Pipe
Company. After about six months
Of pipe-makng. she had TO spend
some weeks In the hospital recuner-
sting from IN operation. While
In bed she conceived the jdea Of
making . pipe with . "drinkless"
tubular shank Of plastic material
that can be washed clean under N
ordinary water faucet.
After she got out Of the hospital.
she designed the pipe, had Il built
and tried Il out. Sizes . cigarette
smoker and her husband doesn't
smoke at I'll. Her three sons al
smoke mothers pipes. 0rS. Ruben
smokes pipes only tor experimental
reasons. she's de6iSning "a adapta-
ton Of her pipe for women.
Red haired, with glasses, plump
iah. . lyrical housekeepeS. sl1e finds
herself Ia . business IN which she
has 70 30 round TO cigar stores
selling pipes.
az get nervous; my heart falls
down to my stomach. ! never Will
IKE eolne around selling. Although
] must ray the man are al perfectly
grand 70 me-"
She finds herself learning about
pri1e fights while she sits and waits
70 ~ customers. zone match sales
man explained what punch drunk
meant. I never knew before"
This woman pipe manufacturer
and designer runs the business. buys
tho raw materials. She has to use
Congo wood from South America.
because W now get no more briar.
A. . promotion stunt she gets
prominent men to smoke her wash
able pipe. She bosses the saleSmen
and runs the factory. The thought
that she a Q woman working In
strictly q mans field never occur
red to her until recently.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

How con stop the thumptHS
noise tDhen q mater faucet u turn.
ed partly on?
J.M., H6yrte6xr0.
This humping noise. o. "W1A99
hammer" that results Wheu tno
faucet Is turned partly "a, u eouDQ0.
In . compression type 3auceG ~
q loose cap nut, . worn splnd)e -
a loose. detective disk. n the oe31Dg
type faucet. called the yullee ~.
Get, the Fuller ball may y 0ooo -
the metal eccentric. which oonnoeoo
the handle 70 the Fuller BAH. ~
be worn.
In the compression typs SaueeA
that 70. the type In when 3 ~
washer u screwed down into NoW
opening, try tightening the ~ 60
top Of the feucet. II this oooQnS
work. shut of the water - ~
PIPE and test the spindle aQd ~
washsr. 4 the washer = jooops
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Beauty Tips

QUESTION: "ls thsSe en- ~
m6nent method OF ys1soUt1e super.
Huous hatr other then thS eleetv1c
needle phtch caHNot Glfore3 !
hous tried several kinds o. 6sVpe-
tories but can zee no chesSs. ~
Jact TIE hairs sssm to s5ow ssem
foster than before.
-Die9vste4~
Electrolysis. done By "a sWegk
Il the only method of rsnoy1ne
the hair permanently end saeg4.
Depilatoriss remove the hair q -
skin surface. or IN the CO.. - ~
wax typs. Just below to ekin -
fsce. Neither has ouy GeIece - ~
rate of the hairs oyOWeh. ~ -
e. @ tn wax, boVuyIs G14o IA
hslE q pulled cut. 3 ee&0
ionfof toe the rogroVtb - 80 ~
notieoo6lo. Anot1aof enGU1c5oQ y
blo0ching. n NJ ep1Qo1p IL 49,
~ 6Slo ~ mater much 60 ~
hjcoejS66 h0lSl lopo0e 49, -
6g3teS a04 oetuq \ -
q 60 teoZ - - - - j.
-: - 6sjS1,S ~ SSea . 49,
q 6 90 - sE4oee. -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

There were four Of them. two boys
and two girls. and they were walk
Ing two by two" did the other boy
have red haif?" the mother de-
manded. This time the neighbor
wAs able to give . definite answer.
Harry himself has flaming red hair.
She saw no other red head. she said.
Apparently relieved By the last
BIT Of information. the mother OBJ
served. Then I think know the
othar boy. Was he slight7 Did he
have . thin facet" The neighbor
nodded. THAT was John Watson. .
nice boy" Then she went on to ex-
plain her curiosity about the girl.
Tho other day . girl 'phoned and
when I told her that Harry wasn't
home, she said. This 10 Lois. Tell
him I'll meet him ct the library this
afternoon She didn't say please
and she didn't say thank YOU and
I'm wondering ever since what kind
Of . girl she can be-"
The real problem here isn't the
sons interest In q girl. The mothers
anxiety. rather. stems from q deep
er source. The boy won't conflde In
her and She doesn't know with
whom he associates.
It Is important for q boy to rneet
girls Of the right kind. That's why
wise mothers frequently give infor-
NAL get-togethers for their chill
dren's friends and like them to
move In sets where boys and girls
meet simply In each others homes.
This u the best antidote there Il for
the street corner type Of rendezvous
and pairing on.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

for making it-f1our, fat, salt an
rich will please most Of tho pie
eaters most Of the time. For q
double-crust pie, measure out ia
cups Of sifted flour: from S to 6
tablespoons Of fat; a to 1 tea
spoon salt: and about ga table
spoons cold water. Almost any
kind Of good favored fat may be
used. In general. lard has greater
shortening power than other fats
ordinarily used.
With q pastry cutter. or fork. or
q couple Of knives cut the fat into
the -four and salt until the mix
ture has q granular appearance
with the grains about the same
size as those In coarse corn meal.
Then add the water q little at a
time until the mixture becomes q
stin dough.
Roll out q little more than half
the dough on lightly Toured
board. When IL Is large enough
to line q pie pan, fold It In half
and slide It onto the pan. Pat the
dough lightly to get rid Of air bub-
bles. II the crust Is to be baked
before the filling goes into 1t, prick
the dough every 3 or inches.
With the art Of pastry-baking
mastered. every housewife Is faced
with the problem from time to
time OF finding new filings for her
pies that will renew interest In
her pie baking. You can't have
too many recipes for delicious pie
filings. so am listing several
new ones for your repertoire.
RAISN AND APRICOT PIE
box seedless rsisins
II. cups water
cup apricot PURGE
u cup sugar
tablespoon vinegar
Pastry dough
Cook raisins In ~ cups water.
Cook apricots. drain. and put
through q colander. Combine rails
ms, apricotS. sugar. and vinegar.
Place mixture In unbaked pie shell.
Cut dough strips and arrange In .
lattice-work top. Bake In hot oven
t450 degrees FL 40 minutes. Re-
duce heat to moderate $3.50 de-
grees F. and bake 20 minutes
longer.
PEACH PIE GLACE
1 package orange favored
gelatin
~ cups hot peach juice and
water
~ cups canned peaches,
drained
I baked 9-inch pie shell
Dissolve gelatin In hot peach
Juice and water. Add peaches.
Chill. When slightly thickened.
turn into cold pie shell. Chill UNI
I'll firm. oarnish and serve with
whipped cream. II desired.
ARABIAN PIE
psclsage pasteurised dates
] cup water
3 tablespoons grange Juice
3 tablespoons powdered sugar
] cup whlppjng cream
! baked pastry shell
Pit and slice the dates. Place
In saucepan with the water. and
cook until . thick paste y formed.
Remove from flro. and odd orange
Juice and vt Stand until cold. Dust
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

Thu treatment u proving efYec-
ttvo b shout 90 per cent Of the
oooo1. Underwear and night wear
phcnjd b boiled every day and
every effort must Be made to pre-
vont Yo-infection.'
M. W. x. =. asks for informa-
I'm about ogena. or atr0phic rhin-
1t1D. Ho says his local doctors know
togy little about II. am inclined
o think hls doctors are q well In
g1Dod - any Que. Nttlel1s known
(bout 4, except that It Is . very
09po1Do4bla coalition and very
ol0ei1Je 70 deal with.
i AtEepalc y3ajnitts q seen as q
~ scaly condition Of the mucous
lnembFnneB Of the nose. Ozena Is q
condition Of this membrane In
le1ch "a Lucrative development
- taken place, IL u really necro-
~ og DYING q the membrane. II
o90Doe q vefy disagreeabie odor.
TIE patient With rt1initis cannot
tnel anything and thus he knows
n0Ehing a this odor.
\ Deafness and ringing Of the ears
uoolly accompany the nose con-
o33o0. ooMe1Mo0 On operation Is
fooogtoG % n the O6o6t o cure.
TIT + . Iay ftogu successful. I have
hA4 - nod fortune 10 Do able 70
op IL 0se4se within bounds and
~ ~ e0veeod up By troating
- WlcooUs1o tissues With peSbo9ste
q np0o 1880 directly applied ovosy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

w. 3. -, OF
Ohio. asks mo
for the b e 3 {
treatment and
II they can be
cured. His en-
tire family u
infected. They
have had many
rectal injG-
lions. but the
distress 8 ttll
persists and he
3 { 1T z . that
{ h Q y are not
due TO rctnfec-
ton. ] d o n =
49, 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

They cause much itching and
acxotch1ng and are eAStly carried
~ food and into the mouth and
down % the tntesttnes where they
sta1t HE all over. Some observers
6ooa that they can b carried BY
10 wind. and sre Ia the CTR Of our
IN Ainost everything has been used
q m the iutegtine6 Of the worms.
A0t1DQptto medicines b. the mouth
ond ~ inject1cn aro fav0g1to meth
soGA but some eGgU always 1oem 70
0ooopo obstruction. Naturally with
1nea ! disagreeabie trouble, which
q @ Widespread and % dif1cujt 70
g1rA. much experimental work hes
~ 1onsensas now seems 70 b
that ~ administration Of entefic-
eo6ted tablets u gentian violet u
~ n 00t elective preparation
ks30Wx. These tablets do not dis.
aclse untt1 they reach the intss-
QnSoetnnatsay. they do. not ai.
sl1nyp Glsool1o tlneu, Now. q drug
Ipa&y has posfeoeed . water
49, ~ Wax o6Gtlng Tor gentian
ilpon1 tnhae11 that aro timed 70 dis
eGoNo n shout four and ope-haH
,6ouyx 1hGy aSe called ~ynSeals"--
Gnt64jc oo0led tablets. A dosage
oCAo0alo includes administration
e cont1An violet for eight days.
followed b. 3 rest period Of seven
6oTx a1toe which the drug q given
To another eight days. For adults.
tUo han grain tablets are given
th1Uo times . day. one hour before
lnGo1D. FOR thoDo under the aSe Of
Gkteen. 3/30 % q grain u pre-
ocribod for each year Of age. 70 b
0ivon each day IN divided doses.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

from drinking. ct least TO excess.
but that phase Of hiB reformation
was short-lived. He did. however.
make himself very useful. - a o..
tn man In . house ia the country.
and - he really seemed TO b trying
70 pun himself togethsr. they &C.
cepted him - paying guest. which
incidentally took care Of some
pressing financial problems.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

This = tn .
gist Of the
story.-The
young man. q
vict N OF
erin +. Q n d
turned out by
his family. was
taken into the
h o m Q out Of
frtendship and
pity. r or q
W h lie the
N . MS graft
tn q Q showed
itself n IN ef-
Tort to keen
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Sharnpoos
Add Beauty
To. Hair
y yAcQtELpex 8uNr

EvUY wom IN wishes for
lQye)y, manaGe4ol4 hair.
for ctiIls that are sijly. S0ft
and sptinov q the touch and
lsad Themselves 70 . variety
of efranGoQA10ks. u oho be- holS
Nk1 taAt, ~ 41eor y un1nQogtAok
+ can ~ seroAead WITH 0tay, c1n
b = Soelioy brown e degx 6)nn64
End stu b lovely and ye1thfUI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

- snre o. that because the eggs
- deposited on the outside and
~ a underwear. bed clothes. the
3oog1, chairs and almost every.
thing around the house. They can.
MT E seen By the naked eye.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Medium>Rich Crust Brings
Out a Pies Best Flavor
BY JUDITH WILSON

GUNNER winter the popularity Of pie for dessert never
OF who aspres to be good all
her education complete until II able
plain pastry Her cupboard seldom lacks the materials
making iour fat salt and water crust that Is medium
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Aby Make crsp ay cu ahe 81 Bae
This Couple Discovered
Hospitality Brought Grief

AL4HoUdH one seldom pro b the experience OF others
theto n always hope that may which one reason FOR
going into detail on todays subject S. 80
chjldless couple md themselves burdeued with sod.
toe.uonS friend Of the family who u such ptfl ohd1ct
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

tho other day."
The mother
Immediately
b &c q d to ASk
- many QueS-
lions that the
neighbor re-
gretted N e n
looming the tn
cident. + h e
mother want
ed to K a o W
what the girl
looked like and
" h re were
they r OF \ T..
The neighbor
0Xo laf0 i'd
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Gentian Violet Tablets
Best Pinworm Remedy

COME months described the life history and method o.
distribution varieties Of intestinal parasites gave
particular attention to pnwos since they are one variety Of
worm that acts humans exclusively II extremely dcut
- eradicate them Vast numbers Of persons have them
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

such hair =
not q 661cult
to acquire -
many al)oca 70
think. Flint.
however. WNy
0lostJ6 roaljGo
that the hair
ss:sns.sl:s 81.
cal c000t1on.
II y on are
nervous q n d
rundown, a. Il
you have beon
III y0alr hAir
may be d ull
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

Copyright 1871. b sst'chat.
esws rope stitching done
by heed CELEBRATES the ether
wlse dmple bsfss ssysa zee
toto oeooo dsoss.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

that my correspondent ooSoE NJ
feel4 - loath 70 turn him at 1061ao
would . wounded animal lIlch
speaks well for her 1Eindheott46 &C.,,
but IN this case the wounds ays self-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

ana % not know what u the cause
a The itching and burning that re-
Uult. Many are treating themselves
1c9 supposed pruritis AMI. when the
RAJ truuble Is ptnworms: M:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06
Frying Into Boys
Affairs Makes
Him Secretive

~ JANE HERbIRT COWARD
M8ANINo to compliment .
~ mother on the fact that her
'tsen-age son was growing up. .
neighbor remarked. II saw Harry
walking hand in-hand with . girl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-06

Pit and slice the dates. Place
In saucepan with the water. and
cook until . thick paste y formed.
Remove from hro. and odd orange
juice and Ut stand until cold. Dust