Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-04-21
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.


A cement made of sand and white
lead paint viii stop leaks in the roof
Postage stamps viii stick and not
wetted after applying them
-Iurpentine is good for cleaning all
vanished furniture and also TO clean
out musty galvanized or other iron
sinks
NO cooking vessels are really fit TO
be used to- boiling or stewing vegeta-
bles- stewing fruit. etc, except those
which are Of granite-ware or porcelain
lined
A remedy for tender feet Is cold
water about TWO quarts two table
spoonfuls of ammonia one tablespoon
full of bay rum Stir with the feet inn
mersed for ten minutes gently throw
ing the water over the limbs upward to
the knee Then rub dry with crash
towel and all the tender feeling is gone
Raised Wafs Is: Mix two large tea
cupfuls sweet milk. one quart -four. two
eges- utter the size OF an egg. a tea
sps-.-z:-.I salt and one-third Of a cake of
COZ Pred yeast. q half teacupful po-
tato yeast- Set TO rise over night if
"dnlCO bdhC II AOL anu
welI-greased waffle irons-Orange Judd
Farmer.
Almond Puffs: Blanch two ounces
Of sweet almonds and beat them fine in
4 mortar with oranCe-fower water
Beat the whites Of three eggs TO a stiff
froth. add little powdered sugar, then
mix in the almonds and add enough
sugar TO make thick paste Pour by
spoonfuls on buttered paper and bake
in a cool oven.-Household Monthly.
A charming bag for drawing-room
work Is very easily made: Take large
surah silk handkerchief. or any large
square OF silk. and fold it envelope
shape. sew the seams together about
two-thirds the distance TO the corners.
then turn back the corners and trim
them with full soft lace Around the
square thus left open run q casing for
ribbon.
To Danish red ants from the pantr,y.
strew whole cloves about upon the
shelves This Is said 70 exter-ninate
moths also. II the latter get into the
carpet upon the floor. wet towel.
place It upon the carpet and protecting
the hand with q glove. go over the
towel with q sad-iron sufficiently hot TO
produce a good steam. This kills both
insects and unmatched eggs-Health
Monthly.
-Fricasseed Chicken: Cut up and put
On TO boil skin side down, IN a small
quantity of water. Season with pepper
and salt apd. if liked. slices Of onion
Stew gently until tender: remove
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gravy and thicken with butter and -four
rubbed smoothly together. adding a lit
tie Of the gravy TO soften and mix it
Let boil up two or three minutes then
add little chopped parsley and serve
Detroit Free Press
Cream Corn-Starch Pudding: Put
pint of milk in double boiler Meas
ure four even Ia bleSpoonfuls OF corn
starch. moistened with q little cold
milk: add this 20 the hot milk: add
half-cup Of sugar. stir and cook con-
stantly for fve minutes, then take from
the FIRE: add hastily the beaten whites
| Of four eggs. a teaspoonful of vanilla,
| and turn into mold TO cool Serve
! with the custard made from the yolks
Of the eggs poured around--Boston
Budget
Salmon Soup: Wash pound Of fresh
| salmon. cover with boiling water. stew
gently for twenty minutes. then take
from the water. reject skin and bones,
| and mash the flesh through the colan-
| der Put q pint of veal broth and the
! same Of milk. in a double boiler. and
| when they come 10 boiling point put in
two tablespoonfuls of -four and one Of
| butter well blended Stir until it
thickens then add the salmon: salt and
| pepper to taste Let all come once more
| to boil and serve If canned salmon
| is used il Is we'll 70 boil il only little
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