Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1891-05-07
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

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chine oil from white goods pon.s
applications will also remov. inL &C.,
IL exposed to the rays of the snn
-Hot Sauce: Set a bowl in h.s;,
hot "a1er, rehlling so as to keep it
80, III the bowl beat one egg and one
.oplui OF sugar; flavor. When ready
serve, beat in one-half cupful OF
IN nk- Stir as it is served, so il
VIII De thick only on top.
-Corn Bread: One quart of corn.
meat one pint of flour, one pirA of
'hich' sour milk, one egg, two table.
spoon1uls OF molasses, one teaspoonfnI
VI SODA; mix all together, adding the
"hile OF the egg well beaten: last
Steam one hour in two-ouart pail. and
BAKE ten or fifteen minutes to brown
Boston Herald.
for Swiss roll mix together one
1eacupful of flour and one teacupf,,l of
granuiated sugar previously rolled. one
oeaspoonful of baking-powder in the
nour and two eggs, which should not be
beaten. Butter baking tin, spread on
Ine mixture and bake in a quick oven
ABOUT eight minutes; then spread il
with any jam You may choose, roll it
up dust it over with sugar, and serve
when cold.-N. Y. World
baked Custard: A very good rule
Is TO beat four or five eggs. add a
little over half a cupful of white sugar,
pour IN one quart of rich milk, grease
oasln or pudding dish; pour the Gus
tard into it, CRATE nutmeg over the top;
SET the dish in a dripping-pan of hot
water and bake in a moderate oven.
Try them with teaspoon handle. If
the oven is right, and they are not baked
too long, they are very nice.-House-
keeper.
Milk Toast: Slice some bread, toast
1t of nice light brown on both sides.
Boil a pint of milk; mix together two
teaspoonfuls of flour in a little cold
water; stir this into the boiling milk.
Let 1t boil about one minute then add
little salt and stir into it two ounces
of butter. Dip the toast in the milk,
place it on a dish, and pour the remain
der of the milk over it. The toast may
be made much richer by increasing the
quantity of butter.-BOston Budget.
bananas in Jelly: Make with boil
ing water a quart of strong and sweet
lemonade, using only the juice of the
lemons. Soak half box of gelatine
$1,000
into the boiling lemonade and set it
where it will cool, but not harden. Cut
three bananas in lengthwise halves and
lay them in a mold wet with cold water
cover them with half the jelly and set
the mold upon the ice until the jelly
sets. Then slice in three more bananas
and pour in the remainder of the jelly.
Serve with cream and soft custard-
Ladies' Home Journal
Many performers on the piano do
serious injury to their eyes by neglect
ing to pay proper attention to the ar
rangement of the light. If you sit
facing a light, either natural or artif-
cial. you are helping to make a fortune
for the oculist and the optician. The
light should fall on the music over the
shoulder. either the right or the left,
according to the location of the piano.
The striking com animation of black and
white on the keyboard and of black and
white on the page of music is trying in
the extreme to delicate eyes, and every
possible precaution should be taken to
render the light as agreeable as posi-
BILE.
To Broil Sleeps Kidneys: Take 4
sharp knife and cut each kidney open
lengthways. but do not separate them;
skin them, and put a tiny skewer under
the white part of each, to keep them
fiat; heat the gridiron little, rub it
over with butter, and place the kid
neys on it, open part down, and broil
over a clear fire: broi carefully on both
sides. season with pepper and salt
and put a piece of butter in the
center of each, and few drops of
Worcestershire sauce, and place each
kidney on a piece of well-buttered
toast: they must be served as hot as
possible. Pigs kidneys are prepared in
the same way.-Boston Herald.