The National tribune., 1889-03-28
LOYAL WOMANSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles, etc.
The Harry Household.

EEYE-PRoTECTORs-
If the II IT. sisters who do their own house-work
would make sleeve-pTotectors, reaching from the
wrist 10 near ie elbow from cotton any kind OF
stOcking-tops but Eoolen, much needless sponglhR
and mending would be avoided Unless those are
usd that t the sleeves snuEly, II would be Dest 10
have rubber cord drawn in the top, as the con,
tinued use OF pin to hold them IN place "o1 ,
cause an unsightly spot on some dress goous. ne
1ancy-coloved hose are very pretty OF themselves
but any work can be added 10 suit the taste OF the
weRreF. / think these nicer than the ruDDer
protection and a goOd-sized apron, considerable
work may be done, such as farmers wives ana
daughters often have 10 do aiier supper without
EoiliEg very nice dress IL you care for this may
tell YOU tie young and inexperienced, something
else know some time.-Aatte S..
GRAHAM GEMS.
One and Oneiaif cups Of any milk that is not
very sour, One-third cup sugar, one-half teaspoon
soda; thickca with good Graham meal a mute
thicker than Graham griddle-oakes Bake IN
pattypans IN quick oven.-Ars. Clara A Pasco,
Three Rivers, Mass.
TAPIocA CREAM.
To TIE T. Il: viii send good recipe for tapioca
cream: Soak two tSblcspoonfuls OF taploca Tor Two
hours. Boil one quart Of milk; add the tapioca,
put Ia the yolks q three eggs, weil-beaten, win
cup and q half Of sugar. Let this boil up, ana
set II away 10 cool. Have the whites beaten to a
stiff froih, and sir in; favor with lemon Let II
get cold before eating-Estella Christian, Kama
Fsnzi, MINI.
Anonymous communications can receive no at
tention. LISA" Patsy and others viii please
remember. ". II. H. Mcleod sends no post-ofiice.
VIII Ruth X please use darker ink? Several
communications good enought 10 print, but too
nlegible
s. E. Mills. Mich, who writes to say that he has
fig tree which bears fruit without flowers, evil
IDENTITY missed an article which appeared in THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE some time since concerning
the peculiariies OF the fg tree Il really has many
flowers but they are curiously concealed in the
little round buds which appear on the young shoots
preceding the ig. Open one of these, and the
flowers viii be found inside.
Tonic X. Wyatt Whitesburg, Tenn, having lost
a dear, kind father Jan. 81, 1882 sends heartfelt
sympathies 10 all bereaved ones. lie was Second
Lieutenant SIN Tenn Cav, and minister of the
gospel % years. The Editor returns the warmest
sympaihies Of the G. C.
Two unsigned answers in a letter from Wood
lEnd III. TIE Editors gift Of second sight does
not extend quite so far. SO here il goes into the
Waste-baslet BY theHgay, this particular basket
l. very pretty, being fOur-eornered, with tassel
and bow Of old gold at each corner; present, of
course, and when ii came il was fun OF sweet flow
eTs. But il Is Just ruthless 2 common basket;
so look out for IL. al ye careless ones.
Euniee E. L0vejoy: Price OF C. c. badge is 81
Order from THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
Mrs. H, New Jersey: Address Amanda o'Dan-
lei, Department President W.R.C., Trenton, n. J..
who viii give you tie Information you want
VIII H. NaRdoTan Elk hart, Ind, has the Editors
thanks Tor first annual bail, Frank Baldwin Camp,
S Of v. The boys are lively everywhere, all for
the cause.
CONVERSATION CIub.
Es,Ies ofsc Cgt,b-I. Write briefly. .. Write only
CD OIe eide OF Lle paper. 5. Write 10 the point. T.
Write ole subject. s. Write your best. 6.
Send answers 10 ali puzzlesfor use OF Editor Each
week the names Of iOse writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, pennlaIslip ane gen
eTa merit eoslcered-EvlIl be named at the head
q tins coiuE3l On ltie 11Onor kohl tlEsL hohor
vii INCLUDE all Of these requirements. Second
honor wIH iueiGde deficiency IN some one point.
10 Otheis al lie named.
HONOR R0LL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-Clarence ". Bowers, Geneva, o.
Second HonCr-BcTtie KlIaIn, Cleveland, D.
SEARCHES AND sOLvERs.
Mrs. A. /. Campbell, Waitzfield, Wn Ter, /;
ReHa GaryilI, New Athens, o.. = Inez NJ. Hum
bert, Shannon. ILL., >; Ellen i. Leach. Moicott VI
3; Charles T. Straight, Pawtuclet, T. l., u; Ethel
Muckiey, Warsaw, Ind, =; Mamie & Burke, Rose
bank, :. ~; john Dean, Lilclfield Mich, =: T.
II. t5ukhaln, Springfield Mass. Hattie IL Mil
leT, s. JsEacs =. Anger, /; DerTle T. Buehel Ak
ron, o., z; Edward .. Keen Clifford, Dak /;
Eunice J.. Perkins Naiick Mass, 2; sarah Nc
MalIon, Spring Bluif, Wis, s. Clara A Agan Paw
lei, VI. .; Herbert l. Marsh, Kansas City. Mo-,
Edith Il. 2tliier, 81 Charles, MINI, s. Alfred A.
tAlede, New Haven No. J. +. Smith, Barre
Mass g. ;. D. I1ll Indian Orchard, Mass, lbesl
Gnswersli AdGie Iolles, GienwoOd, O., ?; Lizzie
Fruit. Drukesyille. Iowa; J. +. Smith, Barre
Mass, a Mary l. COwan, Oxford, Pa, /.
OUR ROLL cALL-NEw MEMBERS.
THE letters vs.. mean veterans son, Vd. veter
ans dau silIer and Wv. veterans widow member:
o. assOclaiiOas Wi be marked :. V and D.H.l
Morton G. Eirey. Alva Stephenson Clyde Ulrey
Julian, Iuo-; Lizzie "a. 1boI4les, Great Chebeag ne
Me- Nellie a. sledd, Center Rutland VT, vd. 81
W. Myra y Neal, Alt. Carroll, i'll; Grace :. Owen
Homer \. y, l. II. Spencer. &-gUnGa, Neb., sos
117lh OAio, wiil answer lnquirless Clara u Day
Br0wusdale. 8linn; John q. Shunenl,ll Pepper
Ton col 5ltf Ii e
Cooper. v-d., MQggantUWu, Ind; Geo. W. Kelley
lzlz MhatcUat street, Baltimore, Nd, soldiers or
phsn aua invalid t2l@ Mabel e. Egglesion, De.a
vail H., Treasurer, ~ re, aud would hear from
other &. q corps members; Christian SlIuensOn
holmes Cay. Mimi; J. 4. Ewing. Wheeling, w
Va Belle A.s'oy, soldiers sister, New Athens, o.
introduces ~ lsella GaTViH; = i. Merrici1, ;. "
RassiaviIle- lucs Eunlce l.. Lovejoy, Leicester
Mass T. l. le StCurgeon, FioresYllle, Fla, ex
Lends 10 any Z. G.. visiiitg Liat place
Cora 5ciitrIl esiIUzn Lelisi, H. dsIs l,er Captain
Co. q, 30 Ill. IS ~ L. Settle HUI i.sya son 1874
Iowa. Aug. T. J. BoTnarth, SaakOpee. Mimi; Jen
ME Jones, 11uocl, Ky, soldiers sister; Jessie
Patterson, Ontario, o. Madge Murray, v.d., aC
dress; Nora Moss, B4orsl, Kan, v.d. Iz2d III
Lizzie lTuilt, DEkerilic, Iowa, va. 81 Iowa; JON
GOOceiI, i-su yEIll, Kan; N. Alice Cowdery, BRAD
ford Center. VI, I'd; ". V. Culver. Bucklin Kan
Aodle IOiles GlcAwO0d, Iowa; J. w. Lawrence
&Eyan Iowa.
New Iseial5crs desiring c. c. correspondence
Gus 4. Ban4alicr $50 Evans avenue 81 I,otii
No. Louis Dreclisicr and Fred Pzuiey, Geners
delivery, ~. Louis, 40; Annie kemwlck, IS
Bank street, Louisville, ky. D.N: james Wei
y =
euger, North Manchester, Ind; Annie Gum. l.
Main street, Gi0EeFsvIlIe. \. y: Eunice /. Pcrkin
Aallck, Mass, v-d-, isih Msss., Box 1914 also pos
ais; VIM Eoberis. Limeyie, o.. Box q; Gideo
a Brown Guthrie, No, merchant; Maggie
Mesker, INLAY City Mlch. Total, 6,lS4.
wo1IAN's EDUCATION IN GREECE.
FRIEEDs OF THE G. C.; America may well fe
proud Of the part she has played ia this importag
advance 1B oucOt tic oldest countries Of The HorI
IN 1880 two Americans LETT their native land
spend the remainder o. their lives IL the nev-ol
Kingdom q Greece. One was DR.. Jonas Kin
sent Out By lie american Board 81 Foreign Mi
slOus, and Jlie other DIR. J. Ii. Hill, under Il
auspices OF lie Protestant Episcopal Church Of III
United States. In 1882 Mrs. Hill opened scho
Tor girls al Alhens, which up 10 that lime had bee
an unheard-of thing IA all Greece. Mrs Hill ca
RED on the school for nearly - years, and WAS 81
ceeded by Hiss Marion Muir, who is still there
think we ali are thankful Tor the educational a
rautagcs We have lH dear country now c
tending MS benefits 10 many lands-Bertie KiilaI
q Marion street, Cleveland, ..
GRAcIIss GRATEFUL THANKS.
Good morning, dear c. G. friends, Can I come
and have visit with all OF you and tell YOU Of 4
lovely chair have, and ali through the kindue
OF the Gear Z. 4. boys and girls2 Ny only de
sister Ina May, tyilo died Feb H. ISIS was 81