The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-08-20
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

OSSFO1 ANU SUGGESTIVE
Boil clothespins in clean water once
a month and they will be much more
durable.
Berry Pudding.-One cup molasses.
one cup milk, one egg, one teaspOOnful
cream tartar, one teaspoonful soda, -four
to make stiff batter. and berries. Steam
one and half or two hours.-BostOn
Globe.
Cake Without Eggs Two-thirds
cups each of sugar. water and milk, two
cups of flour. two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder, one-third cup of butter, favor
to taste. This is excellent for layer
cake.-Boston Budget.
Currents. berries and all juicy fruits
may be washed, and then cooked with
out water; then strain, and the juice
boiled for fifteen or twenty minutes be-
fore adding the sugar, when very little
boiling will be required.
Vanilla Snow.-Cook one cupful Of
rice in a covered dish to keep it white.
When nearly done add one cuptul of
cream, pinch of salt, the beaten whites
of two eggs and cupful of sugar.
Flavor with vanilla. Pile in a glass
dish and dot with jelly. Serve with
cream and sugar.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal.
Apple Charlotte.-Grease a pie-dish.
place layer Of bread crumbs, then
one of apples pared and sliced: sprinkle
sugar over. and little grated nutmeg.
few small bits of butter, then layer
of crumbs, another layer of apples, with
sugar. nutmeg and butter. until all the
apples are used up, leaving crumbs and
little butter for the last layer Bake
about an hour in an oven not too hot,
but the pudding must be nicely Drowned.
-Housekeeper.
The following is good recipe for
securing boards and keeping them
good color: Three parts of sand, two
parts of soft soap, one part OF lime.
little of this mixture should be we'll
rubbed into the boards with a scrubbing-
brush. and then they should be washed
with clean water and rubbed dry. The
tables can be secured in the same way.
and good plan to keep them clean is
to have triangles of wood made on
Household Monthly.
Pear Klosse.-(A German dish).
Peel, core, and chop up fine, half dozen
ripe pears. Mix with them half grated
nutmeg, two ounces of butter, sugar To
taste. four well-beaten eggs. and finely
grated bread to make the mixture stife
and smooth. Mold into egg-shaped balls
with the bowl of a large spoon, drop
these in boiling water and simmer half
powdered sugar and pinch of cinna-
mon. Send milk sauce to the table with
them.-Demorest's Monthly.
When putting away clothes for the
season, if wrapped up, one often has
the trouble afterwards of opening a
number of parcels before finding the
needed article. Such parcels should not
be laid away without list Of their con-
tents being written on the wrapper. In
the case of cotton dresses, which are al
ways folded in paper when laid away.
pin bit of the stuff of which the dress
II composed to the outside: then single
glance tells the contents, and one avoids
the necessity Of long search.
This is the sort of weather that
makes a deodorizer essential for health
as we'll as comfort The compounds
known to housewives are innumerable.
but more or less valuable. One of the
best is lavendar salts, which any one can
prepare. In a boulc, with an open neck.
drop Jumps of ammonia and pour owe:
the bicarbonate as much spirits of Law
endar as the vial will hold. When
closet or apartment needs refreshing
remove the stopper. The evaporation
will not only sweeten the atmosphere.
but clean and purify it. Fifty cents
worth Of material will furnish pungents
for five apartments.