Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-11

In laundering babies clothes, use
only the best OF soap. and beware of
too much washing powder or soda.
Many cases Of eczema in infants, ac-
cording to physicians, mny he attrl-
buted to carclessness in this respect
While the nutrltive value Of fresh
fruits excepting always nuts, is not so
very great, they are nevertheless most
valuable for their flavor their stimulus
to the appetite and the changes they
permit in the bill Of fare.
Although dried fruits are much
more nutritious than fresh, II would
seem a perverted taste that would
clnmor for figs. prunes or raislns, when
over the garden wall are hanging sue
culent pears, rosy apples or mellow
peaches.
all fruits are best when allowed 10
rlpen ON the tree or vine, excepting
pears. Nearly all varieties of this irult
may be gathered while stu green, ana i
put in q dry, cool place to mellow Nli
fruit should he examined OFTEN as ue-
cay is rapidly communicated.
Fresh fruits differ in their effect on
the digestive organs, depending on
their several properties. As these are
modified by cooking. unless fruit T.
neither under-ripe nor oNer-rlpe II ~
more wholesome cooked,
some fruits require very little sugar
in cooking, while others are very poor
unless a great deal of sugar is used
Nearly all fruits are better IN c9lor;
flavor and texture If the sugar rs huueu
when they are iirst put on 70 couh, nu'
dried fruits, such as apples, peuches.
prunes and apricots, Will require very
little sugar. IL cooked long enough
In the French and German methods
Of preserving, that give us the nehuu
TnElltg n very
rich syrup is made and poured over
the fruit. This Is allowed to stand
several hours. II Is then poured on
boiled again and poured on. TINS pro
cess being repeated In some fruits Tor
several days. In this way they SIM
pIy absorb the heat and are cooked
TO the women of today engaged In
a pathetic struggle with the removal
tion of her fail garments, there comes
like Balm in Gilead. the leauctlui
that her sisters of the eleventh cen
fury were subjected to the same trlals
and tribulations. This inference comes
from an old proVerb dating PACK 10
that time, which Is evidently the crys-
Utilization of repeated disappolht.
ments. He lied like 2 dyer may NO.
he elegant, but It surely furnishes ioou
for reflection.
In Germany no girls education IS
4 .,a..l a.
u'..,, ,,'.3,in,, IL, washing. ironing
MI ond lie management OF "a
,,o,,,n ,Thcsc bousewIferly arts she
i',.,'s nor theoreticullv but practical
, 10 ,.isht 10 Inc places where the
~, H,nri9 ia heing done. and not
Ms, doing Tho actual work. hut pay
t u.S ,,. ,h, nnnnrtunitv For instance
" Girl wishes to become an expert
soni, che rors directly to "A hotel, and
does everything Under the direction OF
a cbtaf If she desires to learn laun-
drv work she goes To a laundry at Z
o'clncl in the morning and works un-
IN ia o'ciork Mt night for three months,
na1inp Eve marks for the privilege Of
doing so.
-
As there ara but few laundrles In
Germany II IL considered an rNCcp-
tIonal advantage to get this emporium
NV and vacancies are eagerly sought
"''
While sterilized milk has proved H.
self a superlatlvely good food for in
ficent it is in adult case when the