The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-07-11

helpful in the solving Of a difficulty or
misunderstanding as trying to put one
self in the other fellows place. 1t
tends to broaden ones sympathy and
give him more judicial point Of view.
A rag saturated with carbon bisul-
phide and placed in the woMlchuck's
hole, the openings of which have been
plugged up, will put his woodchuckship
out of business in a very short time
and without the use Of spade OF ell
bow grease.
Of all weeds in the garden the crab
grass is most advantageously killed
while small, before it spreads and
roots at the joints This grass is par
ticularly deep rooted, and for this rea-
son thrives in dry weather when many
other varieties of weeds dry up.
It is just the same with flowers as
with different kinds of fruit and veg
etables-the larger the number allowed
to grow to maturity the smaller the
size obtained. With flowers this rule
holds especially true. Restrict the
number and thus greatly increase the
size and thriftiness of the blossoms.
While there is no use in denying that
heredity does exert a powerful infu-
ence upon the character and conduct Of
the human race, it is advisable for the
individual man or woman to reduce it's
influence in his or her own case to the
minimum, and rather work on the as.
sumption that life is quite largely what
one wills to make out Of it.
Every normal American boy is en-
titled to a day off the Fourth. notwith-
standing the weeds in the corn and
garden patch, and he should also be
provided with a dollar that he may
celebrate the day in suitable fashion.
If he is denied these two primal rights,
the boy has grounds for a kick and
need not be blamed if he makes it.
While a, great many people have no
time for recreation and little for eat
ing, sleeping and acts of neighborly
kindness, it is we'll for them to remem-
Der that one has all kinds of time to
be sick and die in Perhaps if this
truth were realized somewhat more
fully than it is, there would be more
leisure for some Of these other things,
Che prime corn fed 1900 pound steer
is an impossibility in the small local
meat market for the very simple rea.
son that the country customer is un.
willing to pay price for the cuts,
roasts and boils which will enable the
butcher to handle the carcass profta-
bly,. The present arrangement is not
only easier on the customers pocket
book, but furnishes him needed eXer.
else for his molars.
The art of entertaining is most COM
pletely mastered when it is done most
simply and easily. When a hostess
turns herself wrongside out to enter
IL
bic for herself, but for her guests as
we'll Your guest will enjoy himself
most when he is made to feel most at
home and considered as a member Of
the family. You know this is true be-
cause you have been there yourself.
For the first time in the history Of
the country apples have been imported
from Australia during the past two
months. Although the home crop was
apparently large enough last fan to
supply all demands and quantities of
apples were exported, late spring
found the supply SO depleted tfat
prices prevailed which justified the
shipment of apples from the country
mentioned, distance of some 10000
miles.
II there are cows in the dairy herd
which are far along in their periods
of lactation and the butter is slow in
coming. the difficulty may be in part
obviated by warming the cream be-
fore churning This may be done by
rinsing the churn out with boiling hot
water In short time after beginning
to churn enough hot water may be
added to bring the cream up to tenn
perature Of 68 degrees. After the but
ter comes, it should be washed thor
oughly with cold water.