The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-09-12
Department for X'on,1, ~,

cupful Of powdered sugar and con-
then add one half teaspoonful Of van
the cream and fill the pie. Then lay
the. strips on top. Serve at once. A
delicious pie, quickly and easily pre-
pared.
double boiler one quart of milk and
one-half box of gelatin. When dis
solved add the yolks Of four eggs we'll
beaten. Let it come to a boil or I'M
til it curdles, then add the white Of
the eggs with eight tablespoons Of
sugar and one teaspoon Of vanilla. Re-
move from the stove Immediately and
pour into an oblong pan, rinsed in
cold water. Turn on to a platter and
serve with cream.
This should be made the day before
using and is a fine dish for Sunday
dinner. If made correctly the pudding
will be in two layers, custard and
gelatine, and is to be sliced as ice
cream.
A Spanish Roast.-Take two pounds
Of round steak and one pound of pork
shoulder; have ground together; then
take one egg, one cup Of cracker
crumbs; season, and mix all together
In for of loaf. Then take one can
of tomatoes and pour over the top
and season. Put in the oven and bake
until the juice of tomatoes Is nearly
all gone; take the remainder and
make gravy. 1t is fine served hot and
is good sliced cold for luncheon.
Keep Kitchen cIean.-Spread news
papers on the kitchen table before
preparing meal. The vegetables may
be prepared dry and the Feelings and
refuse may be gathered up with the
newspaper and put into the garbage
can, thus leaving the table clean and
it will only need Wiping off ordinarily.
Gasoline Good Cleaner. - For
cleaning porcelain bath tubs, sinks,
and the top of the gas stove take
rag saturated in gasoline. This works
like magic without leaving any odor.
Do not have a light burning while
using.
Benzine Cleans Diamonds.-1 had
my diamond ring on while cleaning
silk waist in benzine and when I
got through the result was a clean
waist and a most brilliant diamond.
Therefore, to clean diamonds dip them
in benzine.
Prevent Smoke While Broiljnu.-
When broiling meat in the gas oven
the grease often catches fire and
makes most unpleasant smoke This
may be prevented by pouring water
IN the dripping pan, about an inch in
depth, before broiling the steak or
chops. This causes the grease to float.
Cure TOR Colds.-My little daughter
had cold all the time, with badly
swollen tonsils, and her breathing at
night when asleep could be heard all
over the house. After having her
treated by several fine physicians,
| without any relief. I at last cured her
oy simple and most inexpensive
remedy.
Every morning would wiring out a
coarse crash towel in a stiff brine II
used sea salt), let the towel drv
through the day, and at night, when
she went to bed, rub her all over her
body for at least ten minutes. In
two weeks she was much better and
at the end Of a month could plav
out doors In a snow storm without
taking cold. The rubbing at first was
| dlsagreeable but she soon came to en-
JOY 1t thoroughly. She has never had
any serious trouble in that way since.
Panaeea for Hoarseness.-1f little
ones are hoarse or seem croupv at
bedtime, use this MIXTURE: Heat to-
gether lard and small portions Of
camphor, kerosene and turpentine.
If cold is tight, saturate light wooden
cloth with this and apply to throat
and chest, bringing down close under
the arms. Over this put thin cotton
cloth to protect the clothing. It is
also well to rub the back with, the
application. This loosens the cro,,n
membrane and in few minutes the
breathing grows easier and the child
will sleep.
| How to Take OiIs.-A few drops Of
lemon or vinegar put into the spoon
before pouring either castor oil. olive
OIL, or cod liver oil, into at will pre-
vent 1t from sticking to the spoon
and will also destroy that disaEreeable
flavor which makes each of these so
hard to take.
For Tired Eyes:-Nothins is more
restful to weary, throbbing eyes than