New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-05
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Presdent-Ceneral OF Tribune Sunshine Society: As
in the woman Page and SUNSHINE society ssna
lite contribution in connection win inc pleassh,s
a e Gr IN hers bfor aq re s its Conclusion
/ OF nothing that has given more pie Lava
Of mine They are filed principally with pic.nnIe e
OF cats once in while good story Is pHt IN be
cat Several Of ~ have for years treasured every
picture could get OF ca' 6 G Book i aed with
pictures of dogs and the first book attempted by
in PiftsSurr. These are a dellgh. to children. and
source Of pleasure 10 the gro~n-ups VINO % 20
collect for any member Of the Sunshine Society
who would Ike such pictures. ,o.or,, for an illus
trated scrapbook which PICTURES % AmeriGnn lie
ONLY o6 be D 9-t e. Yer Fsy iF4 49,
Note-"Etcete7a's" suggestion certainly entities
her to membership in the Sunshine Society. ard a
pin will be forwarded 20 her IN a few days The
Silver ana are very pretty. but should members de-
sire to incur the expense they may order them made
Should any Sunshine member desire the pictures
offered By 'E;ceteIa she must make the fact known
by writing 10 the President General Tribune sun
shine Society. Tribune office.
President General Of Tribune Sunshine Society; /
beg to offer TO the members of the sunshine So
ciety the following quotation copied from "a wise
Whatever may betide. and wherever | may be;
have not always the stronghold of my own soul
TO dwell in. furnished with al things needful FOR
my life? From i | can watch the moying paEn mo.
rama Of the world about me- and, best OF all IT mas
.
on me. and where day and night may commune
with God. When / go forth. should not be strong
cs an armed man. and how should | not be con
President-General OF r s s.: I wish thank
Miss NJ L. Britt for her contribution 10 the sun
slime Club. Of Evans, and further 20 say TO her
that any contribution in the way OF reading matter
will he thankfully received. Yours truly,
Evans, col Feb. IS, 1897. MRS VI. e YOUNG.
Note-The three verses entitled "A Lesson from
4 Lady" which appeared in The Tribune OF Feb
ruary a. should have been credited 10 The New
York Observer" The poem had been clipped FOR
''The Standard" hence the reason that The Stand
ard was given credit instead OF The Observer.
scrap book OF poems will please correct this error
and give credit to The Observer"
Presdent-Genera T. S. g: desire 10 thank you
for so kindly taking trouble concerning my ques
tons You have given a great deal OF pleasure
and thank you sincerely
RECIPE FOR MAKING BEEF TEA.
Some years ago skilful physician gave me
recipe for making beef tea which would Ike 10
make more widely known. AS we all know. sick
people pifuy tired Of taking beef tea in cases
where their weakness requires II 10 be frequently
ard regularly given ard little change In the taste
and smell will often make IL more palatable 70 the
chop one pound Of lean. juicy beef; put It in a
bowl. cover with porcelain dish. and tie thirk
In hot oven for fifteen minutes; take u out, ana
II the Juices have eXuded sufficiently squeeze or
press every drop OF juice from the meat: II VIII
fine and strengthening. with the smell and taste OF
roast beef.
~ AZ the end Of fifteen minutes the meat does
not look ready for expressing out the Juice, set Il
hack in the oven for a few minutes longer. covered
closely, before Meat and ovens vary. and one
has 10 use Common-sense and good Judgment IN
prepar ring food for the sick.-lD z. A, I. 5. .
member.