The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-02
HOUSEHOLD BISrs
Items which Hnl Prove Of ID,...
the Women Folt, I

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Wash the hair in cold~av. =.
will keep the hair from fallipS -. :
Caster oil will soften boots a,s
which have been hardened bv - -..'s Va
The lustre Of morocco nae.
by brushing with the white q, IN .7'''a
CsmPhor gum placed in dr..
boxes will prevent the ravsy. =
Strips Of listing OF heavy e,,.,
around the doors will keen -. '-''s %
cold. W. u:
Cistern water may Be- nr-.s
charcoal put in a bag and bD,-e ,
water. u e
Coffee cake should be vrs,,.s
warm, in a napkin and tbs-, .a ''a
till cot. ''2'a
Powdered rice, sprinkle5 mn,
and applied to fresh wound, ~
bleeding. -
whiting OF Ammonia in tbs ,,..
preferable to soap foT elssrvi,.
dows or paint.
Copperas mixed with the vp...
put upon the cellar walls vin
vermin away.
Inside soles Of heavy cloth ,- O..
worn iuside the shoes Keen n, =.
more cOmfOl table.
Carpets are frightened By sr-f-Er.
with a mixture Of cornnssl ana -
before sweeping.
The Oftener carpets arsrsbsts- g.
longer they wear dust cuts III. ~.
from woven goods.
Strips Of paper pasted sbsut tb,v4,
5Ows keep out SCOT and 8Bz =
nothing Of colo wind.
To soften the hardest OH b,,.,
shoes, apply the fat from r1sa m,
with a cloth or brush.
Apples intended for duuplfnFssh.-g
not have the core taken out. ssaf,
parts a delicate favor.
/ Ceilings that have been snol-is,,
kerosene lamp should he WASHED a
well with soda water.
Clean straw msttinggwtb q s-a
and salt water, and wipe ary 7s
Keeps it fEom turning yelloE.
To Eeep postage stamps In,
together, rub over the heal; the rs.-,
al OF on the hair oils them.
Furniture may he Enlightened ~
cleaned from soiled spots b7 r-ts-
with a cloth dipped in sweet OIL
To keep oil-elotbs-lookinV new vi,
OF the dust with d dry cloth. tis7 nj
with a cloth dampeupd with ksr1-,.
To wash doubtful cs'feoss. 'r-.
tesspeonfuI OF sugar OF lead into an.
ful Of water and soak fifteen u-vg
before washing.
For crc~- give q teaspoonfu' o. q
lasses or 'r0wn sugar with VII.
half tesEpooful OF pufvsriztd sl-n1
been mixed.
Cover house plants with BsvspSy
before sweeping also give them q
tie amo1is once g week in lbs ss
you put on them.
Walnuts which have been Esgt
the meat is dry can be made
good as new By soaking 10 mix
afterwards drying.
Sponge Cake.-Whites Of four sz
one-half teaspoonfuI OF cream tan
one-balf cup 81 sugar. ssue Of 6l1T,
tesspOOnful Of lemon.
The most stfectual rsusdy'i-- q
and greasy drain pipes Is coppsrs
, solved and left to work grss8
!, through the pipe. Try It.
= When food is TO be fried bsvs he
. very hot before the Fat IS PIT z,
: have the fat hot before beRiu1'-s
3 fry. Then the minimum amount
i fat win be absorbed.
I Salt sprlnkled on sry substance b
I ing on the stove will stop the 50
= and smell. Salt thrown up0u
= blazing from the fat Of broilsd cbTI
/. BAN will cause the bla1s TO subsids
n Finger marks may be removed
! vanished furniture by the use ots
=, sweet oil upon a soft rag. Patient
= bing with ehlorOform will remove
from black silk or sny other mstsTl
n According to Professor P. va
70 steamed potatoes are far more n1iI
- than boiled ones. With the later
3 only is more water taken Up, but 2
u tious salts are extracted BY tae
II rounding. The author published
e yses in support OF bis opinion.
=. To repair broken articles il pas
good cement may be prepared IS 70.
<. Dissolve small pieces OF ee-i1.o
ether. Decant the liquid after
while. The pastry residue IS q
that viii dry rapidly, and no' ol
in water if the articles should
u posed to il.
Put all pieces Of bread thai 4
"A. each day in 8 pan szd dry '1ss
moderate oven. They may 0e
fns 10 q mortar and put away
.spt for breading or pudding. IDs
useful for sitting over greaseo
pans to prevent the cake ron
s, ing.
.is. II you wish TO prevent the unP'
'esd odor that arises from boiling g
an. tie up q piece Of stale bread ID
'iiy. lin cloth spd boil with the csboi.
Nh' piece ~ ztale bread on tbe Sd
. knife which you srs cutting onlo
rs prevent the Juice fTom efecu'
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