The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-19
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ana iured MIN from bright fellow.h;.
leap OF light--a flash upon The IL, soOve.
ne 'a''e' star TOO late knew his mistak.
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Babe him shine on, water lilv ,b,.s ssPaH'
And now, fair nights, he upward Ia.
Responsive to his brethren in the sL;.. S eyes
George Birdseye in Town -,
THE BEST WAY TO PREPARE c.,.
pin feathers from game, plunge into a., re,
loosen them Never wash game more tbar ~ vsa
essary; frequently thorough wipng inside i u'tly
skin needs more complete cleaning . solncisrt
Large Dirds, ike pheasants, peacocks ana .
may be made more delicate in flavor bv s"e chic
eight or nine hours in cold sailed watc sSaAine hn
in water to which you have added an onon pa,O0lins
eear' 10 remove any unpleasant odor or aavo- ~ 1--WE
owl pee 'ae yenow rind from lemon and nl.o. !,
i"siue 'ne 'owl before cooking. When birds =. " =
some time before cooking they should bsya ae Kept
coal laid inside this will prevent its see Of q
Do not remove the skin or feathers FROM s 700 st
hang any length Of time. To keen r.hS; u h
sweet and fresh for several hours before u su
sknning them rub we'll with salt inside ,rd sOo
bits of charcoal about them cover with co, ou and
in cold place. 'Hu Keep a
TO REMOVE INK STAINS-Wash H.. ,,,,..,
in milk while the ink is still wet Now, din e'a t
acid lay Ill the sun for hours; rinse l.; %
dry in the sun before applying the acid aysir re
the to bleach $50 anu lea'ns
CHOICE RECIPES.-Crean of CO. 6
quarter of pound of best pearl Sage then ns'i
two quarts OF water or broth and heat yerv gtsd.u ~
boiling add pint OF hot or milk po,r 49,, =
the beaten yoks of four eggs beating constants -,
turn to the soup kettle and add carefully tvto , !,
veal or chicken stock which should be hot wben ddi
Sage and Fruit Pudding-Just cover six tabIes,o.t.
saeo with cold water and soak twenty minutes Pa. 4
core six or eight tart apples and fill the spaces with s
the grated rind of lemon. Place apples in dssos.,,
dish just cover the bottom of the dish with cnla ~
cover and set in the and bake until the ano \.
der When the sage is tender add it to quart az MIL n
put into boiler. Let it cook until the sapo is .,, n
thick then add scant cup Of sugar and two wel,g
eggs When the sugar is dissolved pour the sapo
the apples Set the pudding dish in pan Of bot v,,,
bake in oven until the custard has set no longer Ser,,
with cream. Peaches may be used instead Of apples e
them in half and emitting the lemon rind
WHEN G1RDLEs BECAME FAsHIoNABLE-.
generally known that the fashion Of pretty girde from Wiz
depend chains supporting knickknacks dates back I
XIII? In those days there were grdles known as tr
cent which reached fabulous prices From them hung M
chains gold-handled scissors and gold purses like u
which much in favor today and SMALL round miru
for which women have displayed such rare fidelity alhsa
their form has been slightly varied.
VELOUR APPLIQUED WITH LEATHER--onse I'D
prettiest hangings of the velour with leather
cations. Other velour hangings are hand embroidered
ONE USE OF FLoUR.-A dash Of flour will Il a.
quench the flames of blazing fat and perhaps save the h