New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-11
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In compliance with n request made by several
members of the Sunshine Society who are invalids,
a collection OF recipes and lessons on food VIII De
furnished in the Sunshine column. Any one VINO
knows a particularly appetizing dish is invited 20
send in the recipe. This first suggestion Is taken
from Mary A. Boiand's Handbook OF Invalid Cook
ing" published by the New-York Century Com
pany:
Six large clans in their shells and cup OF water
will be needed for this broth. Wash the clans
thoroughly with a brush. and place them with the
water In n kettle over the fire. The broth is simply
the Juice Of the clans with the water boiled for a
minute. II does require seasoning, as clam
one ibe hro,S - or Tiki broth is good in
of nausea and will be retained on the stomach when
almost everything else is rejected.
Sunshine Society: | wish to tell another way to
have green things growing In a room in the country.
Bring from the woods at any time after the first
cold snap a clump OF moss that looks as II 1t had
had ferns growing In It. Place It In shallow dish
a soup plate or basket will answer-and water
freely. In less than two weeks you will see signs OF
life. and soon you Will wonder what all the little
shoots may be. My moss was brought in the
house In December and now 1t IL really beautiiul,
and II has been pleasure from the first. In the
way of care IT requires nothing but plenty OF water
tho signature.
The Sunshine Society: If the following sugges-
ton has not already been included In your hints for
the help ana happiness 81 those VINO are smut III,
shall be glad to have you make use Of 1t:
Select pictures of high grade. such as are found
I'm booksellers and art catalogues, and paste them
in good scrapbOOk. SVl0 l0Xl2 inches. leaving a
good margin around the eng'avngs little ex-
periencc will teach one what pictures are the best
for the purpose. Then hult out text In the Bible
illustrative of the thought OF the picture. ana write
II carefully below the picture. with the reference
The selection OF the pictures is pleasure, and the
search for appropriate texts opens mine or treas
ure before overlooked. | making such book
for the interes. ii brings 10 mothers meetings ana
Kings Daughters circles. Ny first picture hap
pened to be good engraving of beautiful worn
ans head. taken from stained glass window MY
below Is Favor is deceful and beauty Is vain,
but a that feareth the Lord. she shall be
praised proverbs XXI, 30
Another is a soft half-tone engraving OF n mother
bending the cradle of her sleeping tabe; a
lovely reproduction OF painting a. the World s
Fair. The text Is: AS one whom his mother COM
fOrteth so will | comfort you'-lSaiah XVI, H.
Many an otherwise weary hour may be pleasantly
and proftably passed by an Invalid while making
this sort OF book. 49,,
Perhaps through your columns some one WISH
ing to follow this suggestion will make 1t known.
and those who going about and have the OPP
portunity collect pictures VIII send them on
where they are needed and where they Will bring
sunshine II. D. r.
Mrs Charles s.: Lessons lacemaking Will
soon be given In the Sunshine column. The best
authorities will be quoted. and therefore the In
structon will be valuable.