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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
In Preparing for the
Holiday Season Do
Nor Forget That
Gyosving Plants Are
Delightful GIFTS
- NE OF the NEST aceeptahie holiday
gifts for man. woman err child -
u growing house plant.

~ NE OF the most aceeptahls holiday
gifts for man. woman or. child 10
a growing house plant
IL Is one that We can always faa
back upon when In doubt as To the per-
sonal tastes OF the future recipient.
For everybody welcomes the touch OF
fresh green IN winter time. and. with tae
exception OK the Traveller who lives IN
trunk" there Is no one TO whom such
gift would not be appreciated
Some OF tae newest and sturdiese OF his
days Illustrations. with some novel ways
OF identifying the pots by special fssfai
garb.
the po, enveicped In ribbon. striped n
pattern.
The ribbon should be purchased OF TAI
TO this size. IL Is passed once around the
earthenware. then brought back and tied
In bow after the manner OF neck
scarf.
With the visiting card Cor wee Christ
mas card bearing the sivers nans) tuck
ed away In the glossy foliage. what more
attractive token could be selectetr
Again. II unitarian trimming Is de-
sired. one of those smart little straw COW
crs can be had for twenty-five cents. The
pot is slipped into IL and the sfft is COM
plete. One OF this winters favori,e ferns
Ia photographed In a woven case OF this
kind. bought for quarter.
There's a new way TO do up a pot In
tissue paper which comes in delightfully."-
for a Christmas or birthday souvenir. \
yard or fairly wide tissue win be SUI
nciert.
The paper is wound around the pot In q
spira, fashion after being gently stretched
With the fingers to take out some OF the
crinkles. II Is tied into place with
wide bow.
lovely jardiniere can be made al home
by decorating pliaoie cardboard In some
bold poster design. shaping IL 20 ~ the
one OF these covers. hand painted In
original design OF nuts, Is photographed
here.
The decorations can be Infinitely varied
by copying the fabric patterns OF any
pretty piece OF creionnc. " you are un-
able 10 plan L special one for yourself.
China aud porcelain Jartinieres. being
pon-porous should never be used 20 re-
place the pot I'm planting a nower. Their
Glazed surfaces will not permit thu pas
cage of moisture. and a short time IN such
a vessel means death 10 the handsomest
growth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Reef-Gall 10 Wash SKIS

TN WASHING silks x beef-gaA IS put
into the water. about tablespoon
fui TO gallon Of water, IL viii
greatly aid in bringing out the color
This is particularly true OF green's Ii
is also excellent for Frightening up car
pets when wiping of the dust with
damp cloth.
! have found vinegar better than sa-
ieratUs or anything else l have tried 70
apply 70 a burn
Beef-gaIl is exeeIlent 10 apply to chill
biains TO relieve pain.
ONE OF YOUR FAMILY"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Picked Mushrooms
CContributed.)


Choose the smallest mushrooms you
can get; put them INTO cold water and
rub them with piece of rough fan
mel dipped in salt. Drop them into
cold water as you rub then to make
them keep their color. Now put them
into a granite saucepan and throw a
handful of salt over them. Cover
them close, set them over the fire four
OF FIVE minutes or until they are thor
oughly hot and the liquor IS drawn out
of them. Lay them on a cloth and
cover with anothet until they are
ccld; then put them into .'lass jars.
Add two blades of mace to each jar
and cover them with vinegar. Pour q
teaspoonful of olive oil OH the top OF
each jar and cover tightly. Keep IN a
cool. dark place. MRS. 0. ]. ".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

we love. because they grow best in the
sunlight. but the human plants OF our
household, those We love the dearest,
are often ignorantly tucked away IN
north, sunless rooms. and We wonder
that they langgish.
Ihts su0-rOom which We have made
is on the second floor. facing east and
south. and the architect has worked IL
into corner OF the house-pian by
which the numerous windows that are
especially large and close together are
set IN a sl09ing roof
The room Is arranged so that in case
OF Illness II can he conveniently used in
dependentsy OF the rest OF the house
The walls are painted and the door Is OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Gaming Tomatoes.

T \ regard to the tomato recipe Mrs.
NJ. L." wishes To know about,
would not ADVISE her 10 try il unless
boxes of tomatoes this y ear. l don't
think they can be kept whole, no mat
ter how you put them up, as they con-
tain lots of water or juice. i Will give
you my recipe. his is very simple
Take nice, ripe tomatoes, scald TO get
the SKINS OF, put into preserving kettle
and let them come to Il boil; boil for
half an hour; put into glass jars boiling
hot. screw The lids tightly, watch them
for few days, always try the lids again
to keep them air-tight To keep the lars
from cracking | wiring out q tower in
cold water. double il and set the jars on
il. These tomatoes are easy To keep.
MRS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

hard wood. and VIII. of course, have no
carpet. or evea rugs. 10 gather dust and
germs.
Where the fo0r and walls Join the
builder has made A curve. as as done in
modern hospital buildings, instead OF the
usual right angle
The furniture IS 10 be Nery simple.
Some comfortable cane chairs and set
tees and "a few cushions with washable
covers We mean to Use the room IS
much as possible each DAY Th. chiI-
drea can study there. and in winter ura--
tiCUiarly | hope FOR good results 10 rs
al from much living IN my sun-parlor.
For this reason | have Rad Il nIace,i
near other rooms OF The house that we
may get n The way Of going ihere"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
H01v to Clean CARPETS.

T \ return for many good things gath
cred from the Exchange, / send a
capital recipe Tor cleaning carpets
/ have cleaned mine IN this way for
years:
Three ounces boraX; ounces washing
soda ounces ether: / cake white soap.
gallons water. Dissolve bOTaX soda
and soap (shaVed) in the water. When
cold, add the ether. To use: Apply
with brush. rubbing we'll into the ear
pet. thea wipe Up with a cloth wrung
out OF very warm water. Rinse cloth
very often and change water frequently.
Wiring cloth very dry; much water spoils
effect. Nearly all of this recipe will he
required for medium-sizei Brussels car
pet CHARTER MEMBER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

unl.ke L. YET cdtliv appropriate
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dinner set CT over hgcG-et FFf-.s~
costs So This does not include tha
kFacei9l pitchers for tea ard coffee. or
she sugar and cream dishes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Cleaning Chamois Trimmiu0,

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
The Parents and Children in Symposium
CONDUCTED BY MARION HAR4AND

pressed. VIII somebody versed In yege-
table chemistry write explicitly upon
this point: The common house-leek $50
called because 1t is often found growing
upon housetops, spStnging from rotting
shingles) contains mako acid and also
lime. IL Is a well-kncwn remedy for
ulcers and bruises among English peas
ants. Malic acid abounds in the juice
OF pears. ounces and other fruits, pre-
eminently in that most wholesome OF
all-the apple.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

able. Above ail-first and above all.
try 10 be just TO the woman. who -
as much TO be pitied as you are. She
can never be your mother. you say
] grant ~ But being young. she may
be u eompa MON and-xbat ali girls Ike
"a "chum."
A growing girl should. Rs a rule. eue
tivate her roses by going To bed by -
O'Clock Al - you will thank mo for
advising this.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

dashes OF dull pink viii constitute the
border. and the middle viii hold small
landscape OF some domestic animal.
drawn after the manner OF Infancy.
sketchily. but with a French precision
OF torch wL.cA makes the picture truly
era phic
comparatively few pieces OF this ware
can De purchased rs Se~ Each plate is
unlike any other. and The only poSSibsl-
itt III TIE Way az ! p.atter Is = much
IaSSer plate. large enough. possibly. 10
&c used as tray fer a tea or coffee
service.
y dozen OF these plates. used for a
iruit course at luncheon. would combine
well Vith new Japanese ware. quite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Green Corn Salad

Eighteen ears of sweet corn, cut
fine; four onions, one head IF cab
bage, chopped fine; two green pep
pers, one small teacup OF salt. one
quart of vinegar. Cook the above
twenty minutes: then take one quart
OF vinegar (again), quarter pound Of
mustard, two cups of sugar, half cup
OF -four. Cook all together ten min
utes and seal in glass lars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Red Bell Pepper Catsup
fCezt-e..ezB

To every dozen ripe peppers add
four onions, sliced thin; four iurn-
blers Of vinegar. tablespoonful OF
sugar and little salt. teaspOonful
each Of aIlspice, cloves. cinnamon and
half a teaspOonful Of mace. Take the
seeds out OF the peppers Put al to-
gcther IL kettle and boil until they
can be well mashed. and strain
through 4 sieve II yen find II too
thick after boiling add more vinegar
while hot q. S. =.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
The Stepmofher Problem.

HAVE a stepmothcT who Is very
young. am almost as old as she
Is. stin she insists that call her
mother"
This i cannot do. for not very long ago
as II seems 10 rne-I had a very dear
mamma, and no woman on earth can
ever be my mother again.
How can / call her Mother IL
would not be the truth.
one girl ! know calls her stepmoiher
by her hrst name, as Mary" Another
calls hers "Auntie. But my step
mother does not thlnk It Is right for
ask you. Do you think il IL wrongZ
Also. Is II o'clock too late for a girl Of
my age 10 stay 1p AZ night.
FIETEEN-AND-A-H
YOUR sTEPNoTHER WOULD NOT
have consented that you should appeal
TO an impartial third person IL she we're
not reasonable woman. Ny advice To
you. IN DTscI. - this. SaCriflce prejudice
rrIoe, sentimcnt-eyeryth except prir-
cspie-rather than tie On IA terms vita
the woman your tat.lc has married. la
Just TO her II - his doing more than
ners that has set her at the head ~
his house. The second xifa 4. often
treated unkinoiy. IN the idea cutsrtained
by the relatives OF the first that shs
'-roped the vioo1er in'-as ! heard az,
iTafe stepsoa express 1.-THE truth t~frs-
rnans own weaving. Do not f0rxe. that
your sfepuOther would not Ds zner.
she n II your father To whom yos eve
respectful duty. had not asked her z, H.
his wife. Your position y debate
painful and fun Of perpiexity. bot go -
hers. Consider this. and NEE; her half
way.
IL you called your ouu mother
Mother" ask your fathers yrcseaf wss
10 let y0a call her "Aa7ssrsa Or -
versa fou will ihsss AVOID The sssocsa-
lions connected With the dear aarr~s
name y01 shrink from applying 10 ar
ether than 20 her whose rusfnor, IL a
noiy legacy. MAKE .rf@ad cf ssss# per-
ron VINO can never take mr. place q her
Eno L. gone. DO CFsIF thing that kgns.-
ness zud tact can accomplish 20 r1aSs
the wheels Of your changed sfe ard fs~rs
rlzn Erzoothly. Life s. too short for fhs
srdulzeacs Of hard and bitter fsellars-
Re sensible Bs rnercifuL Re rezson-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Recipes
"Flour-Ball'
For Teething Chiidren.)

Tie a cup of -four up tightly in d
muslin bag, leaving a very little space
for swelling, and put over he fire in
plenty of cold water. Boil steadily for
three hours. Dip into cold water TO
loosen from the cloth and turn out
the ball upon hot plate. Dry in the
hot sun all day, or if this is not to be
had set ina warm, open oven for one
hour.
Crate a tablespoonful Cor cupful
of hot milk, diluted with one-third
water. Wet the -four with little cold
water, stir into the hot milk, add a
pinch of salt and simmer for five min
uteS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
The Cost of the Table.

klE D." ASSERTS that it costs her
81 week TO nourish four
adults, l. e., A. cents per
meal. "1e c. 9. C" takes exception TO
the assertion and refers to the parnph-
lets published and sent free by the Sec
rotary of Agriculture, Division of pub
locations. Washington, l.. c Experi-
ment Station circular on The Func-
lions and Uses of Food SAYS: The
American dietary standard for a man ar
moderate muscular work calls for d y
pound protein and $500 calories-the pro
TEN TO build and repair tissue and the
carbohydrates tstarch. gum and sugar.
anu fats To furnish heat and energy
1T Is assumed that one pound OF protein
(the lean OF meat, the albumen OF egg.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

TROUGH the artistic sense Of
lives as 4 general thing and we
= are slowly awakening 10 the fact.
by this Is meant the real. ma
lerial sunbeam. not the poetical simiie-
Materiai sunshine Is general tonic.
~ Is good for everything from the blood
&nd the lungs TO the hair
A woman who is experimenting the
building of a new home Is adding a sun
room 10 the apartments OF the house
When her friends asked her who is
the invalid OF the family Tor whom il
IL presumably designed she replied:
There is no invalid. and l am hoping.
by means OF this very room. that there
may be none.
We build greenhouses for the plants
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Artistic Brittany Ware Beginning Appear in This Country

" HROCGH the artistic sense OF
certain china importers and en-
u thusiaSts we are becoming more
and more thoroughly acquainted
with the charming ware known as
French Brittany"
The gradual increase OF the inporta-
ton OF this most attractive ware Is 4
source OF deep JOY 20 the would-be pur-
chaser who delights in scf; coloring.
quaint patterns and low priCe-marks
THE plates are not dainty and will not
appeal TO the lovers OF egEShen table
ware. Unfortunately. this is = sorpe-
what hard woodland the average house
maid no respecter OF eggshelis
The deep cream ground OF this French
--.ra Is decorated but slightly-a few
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

you could have turned the screws also.
Not so far as husband and brother can
twist them, yet a half-thread or SO. In
COOLING. the metal top and the glass jar
do not contract equally. This contrac-
ton makes the repeated turn of the
screw necessary TO insure air-tightness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Beet Pickle or Relish
tCoatriba;ed)

One quart of beets, cooked and
chopped, not too fine; one cup Of
grated horseradish, two-thirds cup Of
sugar, vinegar, not too strong. to
moisten the mixture Stir all together,
and il IS -eady for use. II can be put
into jars. " 4. 3.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Trouble With Fruit and Jars.

L HAVE often wanted 10 contribute a
i word or two to your interesting and
valuable columns, but fearing that
what / might say would not be of as
Sistance 10 any one L have refrained
from doing so. When ! read OF Mrs
y. Us trouble with fruit and Jars. |
thought NOW is my time to speak, as
l have experienced the same difriculty
as she Is having. In the first place
the trouble is not with the Jars, but il
lies in not having them alright. Often
times the rubberS are thin, even when
new ones are bought, and il requires
two rubberS TO make the jars tight
After having fruit spoil on nay hands
for TWO years. l came To the conclusion
never to try again. Then friend told
me to use two rubbers, and for six
years l nave never had any more
trouble. And again, by the time a
housewife screws down four or FIVE
tons, she is unable TO tighten eight. ten,
or a dozen jars, for her strength is not
equal TO the occasion / always have
my husband or my brother screw down
the tops the next morning. By the
time the man uses his strength on each
lar there is no question but that they
will be tight. If Mrs. Q. j." will fol-
low these directions she Will never have
any more trouble with fruit.
MRS. w. W.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

0NE OF YOUR correspondents recon-
~ mends ''fiour-balf' for teeth
ing child, and you endorse the
recommendation. 1 wish you would
kindly tell me how TO prepare same.
Ny baby has been troubled with In
testinal Indigestion almost from birth.
and, to make matters worse, l have had
TO put him on the bottle. and now i can
not find a food that stays by him any
length of time. l think he does not d.
certainly would not be hungry ever hour
when awake. He is now four months
old. The doctor said l should give him
evaporated cream. but IT does not sat-
isfy him. He Is teething now ana
''drooling." and for two weeks ! have
milk. Still he seems to be always
hungry. / don't believe in experimenting
with the poor little fellow. but l would
like to find something that VIII agree
with him.
take 1t, from said correspondents
letter, that you have recently given d.
rections for preparing ''four-ball," so
I'll not ask you to repeat same in your
precious (and far too smalD corner.
S. J. X.
THE FORMULA FOR PREPARING
the fiour-ball will be found in the Recipe
Column But don't give your boy oat-
meal yet Try sterilized milk and feed
him at regular intervals. beginning with
TWO hours anu gradually wideEIng the
distance between meals to three hours
Be patient and resoiute IT. doing this
and he viii soon adjust hts appetite. TO
The stated seasons. Having pursued this
course with satisfactory Results with six
healthy children, / recommend IL with
out hesitation. 1 hope your boy will dI-
gest the milk thickened with the Hour
ball.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
One of Natures Remedies.

II ANlSG seen the request Of Il. b.
II tColOrado) among the Pointers for
Parents. send the following. 1
never knew X 10 faii, even after
physicians had done all they could for
the patient.
Take the leaves OF the house leek for
plant / have heard called old hen nd
chickens }, put into a vial and when
baking bread roll IL in loaf and bake
W hen You cut II out there viii be a few
drops .. oil II the leaves are PRESSED,
Drop this INTO the ear three or four
times day, drop at a time Cork the
bottle tightly before putting II iatO The
loaf I consider this remedy aIr.ios, H.
fallibse- ONE WHO READS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

SUFFER A WORD OF EDITORIAL
explanationi Masculine strength is I'M
Questionahly factor in your success.
But bad YOU exerted what measure OF
force lies in your own hands next day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
Il Mother. Experience.

7 AN an interested reader OF your
Housewife Exchange" depart
ment. and especially that part OF 10
devoted to children. I am the mother
OF two-whofu 4 am trying TO bring up
according 10 my ideas Of right and
wrong. When the first baby came had
the-l think comm0n-experi~ncs uf all
young mothers. Friends. rela uoue. mere
acquaintancest volunteered advice until
4 was completely b-wiidersd by the con-
a.cting critieisms and suggestions. Fi-
nsiiy. however. At The risk OF offending
tbs many. I listened ard thee pursued
my own course. Now 4 arm condemned
By the majority az a perfect marsinet"
But my children love me and everyone
loves them, - I guess l am not badf
j do not believe IN corporal punish
ment, but l insist upon obediencs. NJ
oldest boys strongest plea Is. Mamma
says that's the right way
IL does seem to ms that parents ought
20 be able 10 rear refined. gentle hit
dreu without sacrificing their nr~c-
tea. That II the excuse Of many
mothers whom I know for overhaul
rence OF children. ard think 1, IN q
poor one. Sly children srs not naturally
iractablc and easily led l have some
times PASSED days IN gaining my posn,.
bet / have always gained ~ I seldom
aiiov temper 20 master me. On one
said. Il kno~ you're fight. mamma. b.t
you NAKED my feelings HURT
2 Can you r~coDrnrnd a gentle bat
sure laxative for an unusually robust
A CONCERTED MOTHER
I SHOULD SUBSTITUTE TOR TIE
signature yoa have given n Jzdieioas
Mother Yea are rsspsaE "a Toa have
s0sa. and deserve The bsssssss harvest
81 yv1r rhiitsTsn's Vis~tscEce. sg~ctssa
and trust 4 wish there we're .a.sltsa
other mothers Ct the sssss school IN or !,
county
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