New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1929, Page 14

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The movie colony is| often called a 9 o'clock town. “Facials, diets and tissue cream will avail nothing if one hasn't foundation of health and vitality to| start on,” Anita Page explains. “Youth and beauty soon forsak: those who burn the midnight oil.| That is why we moving picture players have to follow an early re- | tiring schedule. Therefore, if you | are in earnest in your beauty cam- paign, do not neglect your beauty sleep! | “I allow myself one night a week | for dancing or parties later than 11 p. m. While I'm working on a| picture I always retire immediately after a light supper and sleep un- il 7 a. m. Between pictures, 11 o'clock is my bedtime. “A warm bath, I find sleep inducer. Cold ha |good because, although they tone {up the body, they harden the skin |and, to retain the silky smoothness of the skin, it is best not to take them The a is a great hs are not “cat and doz |much better than the alarm clock for waking, Miss Page advises. As you awake, yawn and strefch siow- ly and long until every muscle of |the body is aroused. Setting-up exercises heneficial. “Touch the han floor without bending the Standing with the feet wide pivoting the waist and bending. | with the right hand touct the | floor as far as possible, pivot to the other side and repeat.” method s e finds to the knees. apart, | ng iMenus for the Famt[_yi BY MRS, ALEXANDER GEORGE Banana Surprise fcr Dessert Dinner Mcnu 15t Beef Creamed FMMO"S Spanish Cor I pberr 1 Surprise Sliced Ro Proserves Iced Tea Spanish Corn, Serving Lour 2 cups corn (cut from coh), 3 tablespoons bacon fat, 2 tablespoons | chopped onions, 2 tablespoons chop | ped green peppe teaspoon salt, | 1-4 teaspoon paprika, 1-4 teaspoon alt, 3 tablespoons cream the bacon fat in a frying When hot add and brown the onions, green peppers and corn. Add the rest of the ingredients and cook for 3 minues. Raspberry Preserves 6 cups raspberries, 4 tablespoons orange juice, 4 tablespoons lemon | oon cinnamon, 4 cups Mix the ingredients and Il set for hours. Boil quickly for 10 min- Reduce the heat and cook | Stir frequently to pre- [vent scorching. Banana Surprise (Ixcellent for hot weather) 1; cup sugar, 3 tablespoons flour 1-4 teaspoon sali, 3 volks, 2 in the street ‘\hp\ milk, 1 tes T siness and |€poon lemon extract, 2 cups | pananas. | | at lhl)\' ALE car-old cried | with fu sliced Mix the the flour. yolks a sugar and salt. Add and milk and cook double boiler until a Str frequently to pr Add the rest of ! nd pour into a glass or g dish. Cover with the| car window, rom which only by the promise |Slowly he would stop crying | Ittle thick hoy. | vent Mimping.. ingredient china bak meringue. t of the EE .in the that 1 in in of us It is a | conven- | all s0 obviou! out. Yet be 4 Meringue 5 tablespoor 1-4 teaspoon vanilla. Beal the egg whites stiff. Slowly add the for 1 minute. Add roughly spread on top the banana mixture. Bake in a very slow oven for 15 minutes. Cool and chill. the 2 whites. sugar makes it until sugar. Beat the vanilla and very do not, | you Junior his silence sis s very thing you de- | moments hefore bought at a heavier tire the you means stop r's wa SLEEVES A fluttering, lovely black rincess gown for restaurant has a yoke of flesh colored lace that also fashions flowing cape sleeves | that may wrapped around the arm and snapped at the wrist or allowed to swing free, | Weds Man,r 79 WIDE lace ward your | | child for | i are teaching him to | crying for it. sion from which bribing 10| el For time. son | od or | by occs time that being naughty the you lesson is vourself to b good behavior her naughtiness if way of stopping | public scene and | of strangers mlhm"] d only he he ne loud to get what Wash., July 6 WPr— lawnmowers no on the palms ttor- 1sons of strug- grass on gravel lawn be- raise in groe concrete When it he merely ? rriage of Allis Carter, recorded as | 5 years old, to John T. Deshazo, 79- | r-old Civil War veteran, at Mena Ark. has aroused residents of that | | city Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. | | | mmu Carteg, parents of the girl |are quoted as saying that the girl is |only 13 years old s signed knows that {5 legal perit tor the issuance of a| ldom gives itself [m e liconse the couple, shown above, re The parer girl |tain her | beat | sommes | red | for tount | Design 173 | the | of | stamps. ANITA PAGE Clara B Flgures e Keep in Form With the warm summer months just around the corner, now is l!\"‘ time to to remove h(\tf“ few extra pounds. Summer is the ideal season in which to battle the| problem of overweight. This is true because warm weather does mot arouse one's appetite and because | the body needs less fuel ! | resolve For one 'who is only moderately overweight, a simple diet will be | found effective in removing the | extra pounds without inconven- ience. Clara Bow has evolved q‘ splendid diet which she follows during the summer months to re- | graceful figure. | beginning the summer diet | nd it dificult the first fow | while breaking the habhit of overeati but don't weaken!™” Miss Bow cautions Here's a Dally Diet breakfast, drink only one | of nze juice. Then | luncheon eat. a crisp salad with- | leafy vegetable, coffee, without “One may days la for out toast glass or: mayannaise, and t or | eream “Four o'clock tea pensed with and cooling limeade drink. Dinner less as possible, especially vegetables, salads and toast items to include, “That's all the just one word of advice. Don't tell anyone you're dieting! Nothing fs more boring than hearing a woman talk of how she denies herself food Just keep it a secret and when you begin to lose. just make all : hQw you did it.” BLOUSE'S IMPORTANCE Blouses augment the uses {o which | summer suits may be put. A black linen suit has three hlouses, each giving it an entirely difierent as- pect. One is a sleeveless blouse in and white checks, for sports; | a yellow handkerchief linen v club luncheons and the | e batiste, with matching for d affairs, | - | | must dis- its place take a ! or other fruit| hould be as meat- | tabooing pork and Lamb chops, fish, cheese, cold con- excellent diet, but there's| ‘em one, third, fi ceru lace, sy RIL an CAR plums ble small you can condition by egg cartons FRUIT taking | or | fruits along keep them in carrying them 1t other on picnics perfect in | Four hundred fossils of prehistoric | in vertehrates have been added to the Field museum, Chicago, the gitt | of Henry Gobauer. | to | vellow | little CLARA BOW PRINTED HATS Hats print and wide all o white brim colors. 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