Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-21
DOMESTIC SCIENCE In THE HOUSEHOLD

which is just now showing its deeply
crimsoued berries along the country
roadside.
Put the berries in a granite or poree-
lain basn and cover with water. Cock
slowly unlil the kins break, then strain
Allow a pound OF sugar 70 each pint OF
Hew things are more aggravatlng to
the housekeeper who uses brains in her
work than the short-sighttd persistency
with which the ave age housemaid IN
sist5 on sweeping from NJ room to an
o;her letting the dust fly all over the
house Even II series OF rooms are
to tie swept, common sense suggests
that each room should be swept by il
self, W tn come citing doors closed and
the dirt gathered up there, rather than
trail the whole di ty output of one room
over ARCHER, grinding into carpet or
mating Many good house eepers,
even IN sweeping one room. prefer TO
gather up the dirt in sections, rather than
carry the accumula ion over the entire
surface OF the floor
The best-bshaved salt-shakers have
now gone on their usual August strike,
and the most drastic nj, asures are re-
CURED to br, & them into subsection. II
the fine table salt is cried out in the
oven then mixed with a tenth part OF
cornstarch, tie moi ture will be alb
sorbed and free delivery insured.
This is the time to put up the green
grape jelly, whose delicious tartne S
adds plquancy TO the winters bill OF
fare. To make it, wash one gallon
green grapes, Just cover with water I'LL
soft enough TO mash, pour into a Jelly
bag and Grain over night. Allow 10
each pint OF Juice, one pound OF granu-
lated sugar. " len should be put in a
pan in the oven to heat, taking care that
1t does not scorch. Whyn the juice
comes 10 DO ], stir in the heated sugar,
removing the spoon as soon as soon as
1t is well dissolved. Boil rapidly ten
minutes and pour into & asses. When
perfectly cold, seal Common wiring
paper with the white oi an egg, Tor
uucilage, makes the best covering; and
# this IS supplanied by layer oil cotton
wadding tied closely over the top, the
housewife my snap her fingers at bac-
terra. A delicious grape ior J lily is the
wild fox grape that grows luxurlaHt y
along our northern county roa~s, as
well as in the forests prlmeval."
+ GA ing fsh-canni facto les are pre-
posed in Swed n. The factory would
Ue a sea-g ing vessel with full ,qu p
ment for canning and would b. ancnor-
ed n ar the fishing fleet The factory
could follow the mig ationS OF the fish,
the canniug OF the fish while really fresh
being an Important result.
Many are the varieties Of asthma and
many are the remedies advised for its
alienation, II not cure. While what
helps enc has frequently no effect upon
a fellow sufferer, the discomfort OF the
disease makes one quite Wiling 10 try
what has proved sgnally successful IN
number OF cases The "niodus oper-
andr' of administering this remedy IS
described as follows: mix together equal
parts Of sallpetre and brown sugar. AT
bed time square OF oilcloth is carried
into the sufferers rom, and on this is
placed a Tin pail set in six-quart pan of
ashes. A teasPoonful of The mixture is
put in little paper cornicopla, aud this
placed in the tin pail. Then the win
dow are closed, one OF the family lights
the conucopia and leaves the room, shut
ting the door closely behind. In about
an hour the door is opened, and the
patient is found sleeping quietly.
When baby habitually breathes
through the mouth instead Of nose, the
family physician should IN Ike careful
examination into the cause, in order
that it may be removed as soon as pos
sible. The habit OF mouthbreathing is
often due to a certain growh growing in
the top OF the throat back OF the pallat
This. II not remed ed, will in tine effect
the child, giving rise TO deioImiIy Of
the chest, which may lead to a weak
pair of lunga and consumption. Both
nose and meulh are said to be frequently
enlarged by this habit
The American breakfast which is a
meal sui generis, receives at last a
meEited tribute at the hands OF Mr.
Stevens, special correspondent OF the
Daily Mail" Lonoen, in his clever
book, the Land OF the Dollar" After
going in raphsodies over our custsrd
pies, cream pies and the various sweets
that have been sneered at SO often he
lays this laurel leaf on the shrine OF the
American breakfast: 81 look forward TO
the day when America shall produce an
invention that will let me go across the
Atlantic for breakfast every mornIng.
shall take a season ticket"
To this the American traveller on the
other side, doomed for certain season
to accommodate him eli 10 the heavy
English breakfast or the tantalizing con.
tinental "coff and roll, d" cries "Amen!"
EMMA PADDOCK TELFoRp