The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-10-01
Copyright. 1879
SATURDAY. OCT. 2.

Book.
Copyright. 1879
SATURDAY. OCT. 2.
Don't let the dust gather on your ideas.
They are the best part of your mental furni-
tnre.-Dora Read Goodale.
BREAKFAsT-Apples. graham mush and
cream, breakfast bacon. hashed Drowned
posatoes, broiIed tomatoes, rolls, coffee.
DINNER-Braise of beef. brown gravy.spinach,
mashed potatoes, sliced tomatoes, plum
butter Vienna bread, cranberry tart.
SUPPER-Warm graham leaf, baked sweet
apples and cream, tomato preserves, lemon
cake tea, milk.
Tomato Preserves.
Peel red tomatoes. For each pound use
three fourths pounds sugar, half cup raisins
and teaspoon cinnamon. Make syrup of the
sugar; add fruit and seasoning; boil half hour;
skim out the fruit into small jars; boil syrup
thick and pour over.
Lemon Cake.
One cup of butter. two of sugar. one-half
cup milk, five eggs beaten separately, four
cups -four, three teaspoons baking powder,
Mix butter and sugar to cream, add yolk of
egg and beat; milk, lemon juice, little salt,
-four and baking powder, sifted; egg whites
last. Bake in loaf one hour,
SUNDAY. OCT. 8.
The Holy One is here,
The shadow of his glory on the trees.
His STILL small voice. on the October breeze
Frances E. Swift.
Observation-Disclosures. moulded wht atena and
cream, broiled beefsteak, potato balls. bread
and butter. waffes, coffee.
DISNER-Cream of celery soup. smothered
chicken, sweet potatoes, cucumber sauce.
corn on cob, green grape jelly, white and
1rahaTl hra4d nRachea and cream sliced
cake. coffee.
LuNcH-Rusk, cheese, bread and butter. fruit
cocoa.
Cucumber Sauce.
One peck cucumbers the size for slicing; pare
and cut into dice. Slice and separate four
large onions into rings. Sprinkle over the
whole pint of salt and DRUM seven hours on
a sieve; add tablespoon black pepper, teaspoon
Qevel) cayenne pepper. three blades of mace,
eight tablespoons salad oil. Fill jars two
thirds full, then pour vinegar over. put weight
on; tie closely
Make Cream of Celery Soup of white
stock Chicken or veal liquor and celery
cooked tender, strained; season, add cream.
MONDAY. OCT. 4.
The wise woman is she who can make the
most of her resources.
BREAKFAsT-Peacs and apples. wheatlet and
cream. meat patties. fried bread. corn puffs,
coffee.
DINNER-Backbone with potatoes and tur-
nips, baked squash. cabbage salad, apple
jelly, lettuce, cream dressing, white bread,
peach cobbler. cheese.
SUPPER-Buttered toast, stewed tomatoes,
baked apples, cookies. tea.
Corn Puffs.
One cup cold mashed potato and cup of milk
Stir and rub through sieve to remove Jumps;
add yolk of egg well beaten, one cup corn
meal, flour to make rather stiff batter. a little
salt, and the egg white. Bake in hot gem pans.
Baked Squash.
Amy dry squash is nice baked. Cut in four
inch pieces. wash and bake an hour. Eat
with butter or mash and season like steamed
squOsh.
TUESDAY. OCT. 5.
The last triumph of Christianity may be a
perfect MISUNDERSTANDING.
BREAKFAST Grapes. pearl hominy, veal
chaps. gravy. boiled potatoes, sour milk,
biscuits, honey, coffee.
DINNER-Tomato soup. rolled shoulder of
lamb, cabbage and celery salad. potato
puff. succotash, spiced grapes. chocolate
blanc mango, cream.
SUPPER-Corn and potato stew, bread and
butter, sliced meat stewed pears, ginger
cakes, cocoa.
Rolled Shoulder of Lamb.
Have boned and rolled Scar all over in hot
fat to keep in the juices, then cook slowly in
covered pan until well done. Uncover and
brown pour off fat and make brown gravy
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 6.
Next to an active sinner. Satan loves pas
sve saint
BREAKFAsT-Apples and grapes rolled wheat
Dreaded cold lamb. fried tomatoes. corn
griddle cakes. maple sorup, coffee.
DINNER-Baked loin of veal. boiled macroni
tomato SAGE, lettuce, quirled potatoes, string
beans. peach marmalade, melons. fruit.
SUPPER-Steamed rice, Clipped beef. stewed
apples, pear salad. bread and butter, choco
late.
Fried Tomatoes.
Rolled sliced tomatoes in flour, put in frying
pan with butter. Fry light brown. Serve
on buttered toast. or make gravy and pour
over.
Pear Salad.
Peel and slice very thin very ripe juicy pears.
Cover with powdered sugar, add juice of
lemon. Serve with or without cream. plain or
whipped.
THURSDAY, OCT. 7.
How matter is transmitted into soul, we
know not; but many a sin of the soul is. no
doubt, cry of the half starved bpdy. Mary
b. James.
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potatoes. fried corn, mullins. coffee.
DTENER-Noodle soup. PANIED oysters, sweet
potatoes. mashed turnips spinach, cram
berry jelly. French bread, apple charlotte.
sUPPER-Browned potatoes. sliced veal loaf,
cream dressing. egg, stewed peaches tea.
Noodle Soup.
Break an egg into bowl and beat into it full
half-cup -four, little salt. Work into smooth
dough; roll as thin as possible; after five
minutes roll up loosely and cut into one-third
inch slices. Dry half an hour, then put to
cook in two quarts boiling water. salted. At
ter twenty-five minutes, drain. For the SOUP
use three pints of milk. one sliced onion. bit
of mace. two teaspoons salt. one-third tea
spoon pepper. Cook fifteen minutes. Mix
three tablespoons -four with half cup of the
milk, stir in boiling milk; strpin, add noodles;
cook i've minutes; serve
FRIDAY. OCT. s.
Eat an apple on going to bed. and the doc
tor will have to beg his ead.-Old Saw.
BREAKFAsT-Fruit. granula. broiled ham.
shirred eggs. baked potatoes, toast, coffee.
DINNER-Br0iled fish, potatoes Drowned,
cream SAGE. sliced eucumbers. baked toma-
toes. lettuce, barberry Jelly. loaf corn bread.
squash and apple pies, cheese
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