Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1926, Page 28

WOMAN'S PAGE L EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1926, Getting Breakf BY LYDIA T st in Five Minutes BA RON WALKER I COLOR CUT-OUT How to Manage a Wife JB ROSA BY MIMI BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Bridegrooms There : mot intex of qu x prepared know |gr SHOU LD peachos, serve fruis ut par rut ove realkfasts, | d water i > pot. Put tmouni of colid un i when it of the kettle to the boiling point Do not boilir » be impa You use au bt halt the 1 water on the « oils add the ctu Hot Foods minutes Put rolls, thick Hold under the - had hag is slig hot oven the e ordinary | quired chunks) ntents 'Dorothyl)ixj It Is No Trick to Manage a Wife: I You Want Peaceiul Home and Happy, Saving, Interested Wife, Use Diplomacy. Until It's All Over. atistics show that 70 per the young, unmarried fema country spend at least one h week telling their his is the end. It's a never speak to you again ke vour jewels and darken m more Of this 70 per cent only mean it. 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