Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-28

Stone l5litkNtHH AAthRsf bAAsAFnttA W !
commend to harrassed housekeepers,
-, ,,t in n prolonped strugel. with
WI =" Ii. ,to,, s,r,,t1 i,,,cr.r
Kitchen minus, '''" S'"l''N' i"N''ie'
emit and inefficient the employment OF
A rmenian refugees. boys and men, as
,.t..,,o, betncrs. During the last eight
hi'u''e" -, ,oo a,5 ooo 80 ~,
months "~t"N 81" ~ wv
refugees, unable TO ma work in their
,,,,.,, trades and professions. have gone
.,,,,otiona ia do houscvort and
INTO
Miss Blach"e"' WI" '"uHu 'h'ii P'-
sltions, has yet to receive the first
,,iaint from any emplover of dis
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honesty OF any 'Vu7
even in the case or those VINO proved
rpsuited to TIE work ard had to be
,,,k vear's exnerienra with
seht -. -, ,...,,,.., ..,.,,.
one OF thcse mem "'' "'''N w "'i''''
ignorant of our language and customs,
a,otlrs one to subscribe most hearth
-, t,,,o,,,,.oti,s recommendation
ly toMlS9 D'',e
Never was help lhoIc su'Isiac'prS'
wonderfully quick in movements strong
,o,,ye and rarely needing more
""u .i,o,,,,,. aiu,o,,s choo,,,i
willing ana obligins,ho beyond all
question anu ueNO' w ,''a
interests, ne mas pIoNeu h,ihatll az
III ms ~ s,ioLinesa mars the fair. clean
SlN w ishj1in's dishes. no smelly
h IraH or grcosv dishtoyycI bptravs
the sloNen, WEue ms fotS anu kettIes
smile approval AT theiI ueathleht'feo-
nomical by nature ms lp'atocs are
plalJ,,,,,. are uscd with discretion. and
kIll lu.i.t 10 newer lori 10 waste ia siib-
stance In dish-phh OF cleahlhg pun ne
is the FIRST to rise IN the morning anu
the last To leave WORK ut hlshI' NoI
does he coniine ms attehtlon 10 the
kitchen alone lie cleans the ppfcheS'
tends the MOWERS ana "hlckensBlthvrs
the fruit and vegetables ana runs the
lawn mower lie mas alfeauy hlaue
sreat advance In speaking the Ian
guage-and in the evenings mas
learned to read ana write. Nor is
Philip notable exception. IN Tur-
key, the best house servants one can
possible find are Armenians' OWING 10
their capability and trustwortEiness;
and in this country, the housekeeper
willing to make new departure and
give them IA trial, bids fair to find her
reward in satisfactory solution In
the veNed domestic problem.
A new wsv Of serving the large soft
may be eaten out of the skin with a
peaches. as there is no fruit stain so
difficult to remove. An old house
wlfe'g superstition used to he TINT II
the peach stains of one year We're laid
aside until the next when the peach
trees We're in blossom, the combined
action of sun and grass bleaching
would remove the stain. The modern
housewife. however, feels that a year
is too long to wait on a venture. and,
with characteristic prOmptnes s, attacks
the offending spot with renewed nppli
cations of jaVele water or chlOgute of
lime until it disappears.
In preparing mashed potatoes, re-
member that the potatoes should be
Just done, and no more. DO not let
them wait until you are ready To mash
them, but pour OFF the water and mash
Mt once II you would have them light.
If they need to be kept hot. set on the
covered with n coarse mCshed towel
that win allow the moisture to escape.
If treated in this way they win keen
sweet and light an hour or more; but
II they are covered close, they will be
heavy. dark and strong favored.
dries where any woman may go and
do the washing for her fnmily by the
payment of n few cents, IL now agita-
ting the minds of the Citizens union of
New York. The same subject was
preached last year by the Association
for improving the condition Of the poor