The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
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Almond Icing


For tic almond paste tako ono pound q
icing sugar and d few drops Of almond Or.
rattle extract m Pound all we'll N together
IN q mortar ana mosten3# with sufficient
Ste, toal1isf hE psts
h this paste Is to boz. spread must DO per-
fectl !. cold and firm and at least ono day
s,ce aFnona pate
L over It with \ a. bread Knife, King & IT
smooth and cyefi.bsI must then he put i
q rather oool oyei, to it lrlri and
royal Icing which is used for christening
and wedding cakes, take tho whites Of
work in by degrees three ourths 81 b a
pound of the tlnest8and best icing sugar,
mixed E. With. ,teaspoo nful OF corn starch
faang tne tms s. Ims tss sba 5a asd
shiny and double lts original, buik.Sand
spread II ovor the cake tho moment Il @lsi
ready 70 ice 4, W. cake properly, heap ms
the tor, OF thegcake IN the middle. Spread
evenly owe tho top wi It'll broad sspat-
8uia,, dipped every now and then into q
beginning mt tho bottom. AZ ana work up.
This Sicln 8 should be 10 quarter OF 8an3inchl
deep. e. The cake must . be a pla cod si1i3Ea
p.aH Az & snd Im
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s That Il you rub grass stains With mo-
hat spot may be sremov ed from glng-
ham by being wet wit milk and covered
With common salt? LeaveEfor an holrior
Wa That sheep sorrel will take out rust
stains from cloth \ Rub thoroughly on
the stains. and then take out the result
ing gra IS stains wit HI either molnsses or
ii x
8&3 That 8s' gu can make a faded dress per-
$Sfectly whit Oh, by washing itEin boiling
effhm IS ealta sso,yo
remove grease spots from clothing N ffy.4l
Sts z hat mud stains can be- removed from
SILK II the spots are ~ bbed Will - bit OF
linen wet with alcohol 2iss 81
warm water giye, letter results than
soap WaSshlng DELICATE flannel Or oolen
y That linen blinds can n Be N cleaned BY
being LAID fiat and rubbed Wl h powdered
That carpets and rugs can be thorough
w cleaned BY being hun & over a q othess
line a1d haylns h0ss turned
@$ That piano keys can be cleaned. Sas can
any old Ivory, by being IS rubbed With
muslin dipped In alcohol ~ Every vel low,
3ss That q. little thin cold starch, rubbed
over windows and ln,irrorsaand thenS wiped
on with q q soft cloth Is an d easy way
Z of producing most shining results 5 Ss$t
81. ~ That oily water can be cleared by add
Ing aH feW spoon fuls Of cornmeal II IA
B That five cents worth 4 OF u rrls root
put in the ordinary wash waite viii i'm
part To- delicate perfume to the clothes 2 "a
&4 Thai t lamp wlcks should be soaked In
vinegar before being used |? That II 4 the
surface & OF a lamp seems oily, a. little
corn starch rubbed on and then wiped OF
will remove the olllness A That II lamp
Rwlcks are Kept turned down when the
lamps are not " In {.iuse, the surface of
lamps will not become oily I? t48S A a
That no { milk Is even betterttha boll-
+ ing water to take out fruit stains II
sfs That a few drops of essence OF sassa-s
+ fras will keep flies away? si IF s1
That cloves or salt .sprtn kled on a pan
try shelf Will rid It OF ants ?--JanuarysD De-
slineato r. i Fl 81 fSj
giS5 Orange Blossoms.
s. stir together for half an hour one
pound OF sugar. three whole eggs, and
four yolks. Add sufficient flour TO make
q batter stiff enough to make cakes that
may be laid on a baking tin With aEspoon.
Flavor with orange flower water, and
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