The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-14
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.
a Dny In the Laundry.

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water with ulnuty Of GOOD WASHING SOAP.
Tho.uoyt morning wash Them from the
wntnr with Il little hot uourcl in, into
onnther If ycrv hot water If two can
work nj thi, il will I've Il much shorter
mrthol Rub these ont and mt into Il
tLirJ tnh unur hot wafer ON these 10
ec,ld ih,n, Tbrn wiring tbnm into n
tnh Of rIrnr blurd watcr"an INDIGO bog
ia hcttc, finn, oll tLo nntcnt bInir" -m,d
tLr clothes viii he clran and white. OF
cnursc # will NOT bo necessary 10 have
forr tubs. two will he euouGb, and if
Won bnyc rood wrmpcr il viii NOT take
Iono ia do ont unite a Iarge washing
Tbrrc tx n oroot difference in wringcrs.
and rorh tinn thov nrr usrd thev shouIi
i've dicI corcrulIv and n dron Of oil uut
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Dissolve wv" 'ahIrSpooii,l8 Oh St'rc,'
III a Iitllo coiu WatGt "'',' IL ~ " Sl'''"'',
paste, pour III po'''iiB Wh'cr slowly, ana
cNurt quantity OF water Will depend ON
the quality OF starch, pint to each
ounce Is II tnIr average; add good tea
spoonful OF salt, drop OF bluIng, and
half II tcaSpoouinI Of lard. lMcm For
coIorcd goods put little alum IN the
stnrcI.) Boil Tor twenty minutes by the
clock. A clean bright pan and spoon
should be kept puIpoSely Tor making
starch. STRAIN II not perfectly smooth
when done, and II 1t has to stand before
using, cover the pan to prevent scum
forming, and keep 1t not. 1t should be
used rs hot as the hand can possibly bear,
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Inc ruhLrd in until fine Imam 10 cor,,lotcI,.
saturated and mona Is left unoLln,,nd
nm fin, surface In miIl y,,th.r st,,r,l,
tl,, rInthrs rrnm tLo rnnsin"' w,tnr. in
10TH ";"d "IJ fro,t s,a S o o"t', tI "'' ',; ~
ness Artrr fine linen IL norroctIv Jrn
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Ironrd, mix tablespoonful of starch III
II illtlc cold water. Add little salt and
II piece OF boraX, the size Of hazel NUT
dissolved III boiling water Mix the
to dip the bosoms. cuffs and collars
Fold these parts inside and roll the
shirts up tight in a clean dry cloth.
Iron the back, sleeves cuffs and bands.
then put the shirt ON shirt board and
smooth out the bosom. Rub it hard
with fine cloth wrung ont of hot water.
Iron rapidly with clean hot iron. then
raise the plaits and iron again. II will /.
he wise for those who are not experienced |
to do this flst ironing with a piece Of .
thin muslin laid over the surface I'm !
either case after the whole bosom is |
done, rub tho surface with the damp |
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IL sot;sractorr pa nnt n" "a'', Ill.,, ',I , ""'M
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until fine ironipo Is comnIotelv frighoJ
and tbo linen nrTroctlv st,T ma Jrn
po,,su,Yo rr ,,n AVN rno.a
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Hi''Gl'c 'Mo ounces oi powdered gum
,ool stir in half nm ounce IF cnrhorotc 81
and oftor il has settled hn,,la
.he clear Huid for use