The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-07-01
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The Hsppy household.
FRoN AN AMArEuR 5ouRNALIsT.

FROM AN AMATEUR JOURNALIST.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: Noticing in THE TRIBuNE
5ohn b. Harrisburg wanted cure for warts send
this remedy. hoping u viii benefit him;
10 Cure Harts.--1hke a small piece OF potash
letting a. stand IN the open air until u Stakes,
then chicken Il 10 a paste with puiverlzeo gum
arabic the gum arabic preventing It's spreading
where not wanted. Pare on the seeds oi the waft
and apply the paste. Lci Il remain on about ~
minutes wash of and soak la vinegar or sweet OIL.
This viii also cure cOrns, treating them the same
Dresser Haneing.-T win tell the readers how to
make something 10 hang by the dresser FOR hold
tng combugs. ID Is cheap and simple. Take the
cuffs used by markeinen they are straw and gull
satin ribbon around the top. then line them with
silk the color OF the ribbon asen sprays OF grasses
or wheat on the front with a small bow OF ribbon.
Suspend them with ribbon from the wall or
bracket.
Ernest Gates should feel proud of hs college. He
Describes il in sueh manner thSt leaos one TO
think h an attractive place for attending school
and the climate Il must he delightfully."- cool in
Iowa at least la comparison 10 my home here IA
Southern Illinois. Speaking OF myself makes me
think 60 tell the Club have been invited 20 become
member Of AN amateur Journalistic association
The society b. quite large one, having members
al the United States. some editing their own
papers, others just writing for papers, The mem
bers cannot he over rs years old or under ~. They
have their meetings yearly, and altogether ~ y
quite nice society. wlil describe some hhho-
painted articles in my neXt.-llllR Hull Murphys-
bOEo, lll.
RECIPES EXCHANGED.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: Would some one send a sol
dier'E daughter recipe Tor cream pufis2 ] send
recipe Tor using up dry bread. think II is very
nice Dip te bread into cold water then into beaten
eggs sailed a little. Fry in butter until light
brOwn.-lda M. TIT, Jewett City Neb
AN EAsY-FITTING BASQUE
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: have the pattern Of an
old also, a good suubonnet pattern. j will send
either 20 any address, return postage inclosed.-
M. A. Danforth, swyger,, III.
wHEAT-EAR LACE.
HAPPY HOUSEHOLD: To make pretty lace cast
list row-slpl k i, over, k 2, tog, k2,okL over
2p2toE.
"a row1O 2, p2,tog. kLopLk6
Sd rows ], !, o, k2tog, ks. o, l. o Up 2,
All row-o ? p2toE. kLopLkZ
sab rows !, !, o, 2 g. X L. o. X l. o 3 pz'
6tb row--O 2, p2.tog,kLo
IN rows i k 4, o, k ?, to q, 6, Q 2, p ito g.
lam Little aifl, Just big enough 10 knit Lace
t4nnie nj. Leanlan. Falmouth, ll.
HOW TO USE DRY BREAD.
Harry HOUSEHOLD; What 10 do with dry bread.
The accumulation of dry bread i source Of an
noyance aHd anxiety 10 young houselIeepers. Toast
IL tried with varying results Bread pudding gets
len at least II ls 30 IA our family. II soaked in
warm water IN the morning until soft, and sour
milk added il viii make nice griddle cakes for tea.
Add soda and an egg, with sufficient Hour 10 make
rather thin batter. Take half dozen slices and
soak with warm water until II can be rubbed
smooth with q spoon. Add three-q quarters cup mo-
iasses four cups milk, teaspoon soda, pinch OF
salt and sufficient cofnmeal 90 make sin batter.
Bake three hours IN moderate oven, Cover
closely Makes delicious brown bread. Try it,
RAG.
LILIES HOUSEHOLD ANAGRAM.
Wot pusc nindia ocn pcu ehtaw,
Noe upc suro kiln, emo pue weste,
Den 0eod geg haiti oyn liwl table,
llno-fhia cpu 10 salonsse OTTO,
Noe-iaf puc rargs dad roethel,
Thwi neO psono 70 tbrett wne,
Ats Gna oaos ceha nOsDp,
Xmi Al ikncqyl, eakb a on0s.
Lille ~. Moodnlan Haxerhill, Mass.