Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-12-29


shine when 1t IL showing. There is another
called "Our Burden Bearer, by Phillips
Brooks:
The little sharp vexatlons
And the briars that catch and fret;
Who has never failed MS yets
And tell him about the heartache,
And tell Him the longing, too;
Tell Him the banned purpose
When we scarce know what to do,
Then, leaving all our weakness
With the one divinely strong;
Forget that we bore the burden,
And carry away the song.
This hangs over myItabie in the Kitchen 90
I can see it often.
tried 8. M. c.'s way to cook chicken, and
liked it very well, but added stuffing las we
are all very fond of it) in small bag
Here is nice. way to COOK beef, no matter
how tough. Carve in as large pieces as you
can get into bean pot, with . small onion
cut up; put on the cover Of bean pot and put
in oven, having it medium hot. After it has
been in about two hours season with salt and
pepper and let cookiabout two hours more.
Be sure not to put any water in. We call it
fine. viii some one try it who has never
done SO, and report?
have learned q new way to make yeast
bread. 1t is new to me. SO will send it for
those who never tried it. Boil three medium
sized potatoes and r,ash 6na 80, tuo o,.rts
49, po'asoes anu masn me- sii' Two quarts
two tablespoonfuls sugar and cooking
spoon1' y 'a'u' rug ali 'ose.ner' 'nen aod
one-haIf yeast cake if over night. Dissolve
yeast in a little warm water. eve like it bet
ter made in the morning think it tastes
sweeter and more ..nutty.') Then add luke
warm water enough to knead. Let rise in
warm place until about three-quarters up,
down. nnnch ana sonss.a !. ~. ~ ss -
hear the bubbles burst. Monld into :os,ss
and let rise again, and bake in an even oven
one hour.
think Uncle Dudley's way to bring in wood
wood box. 1t was something like a cup
board between the kitchen and dinine-room.
with two doors. 1t was in the wall with
cover in kitchen and one in the porch.
and was filed from the porch. Nv little
boy used to bring in wood last winter
in wash boiler, and as from the house the
| wood pile was down hill he used to get into
empty boiler and slide down when thera
| was snow.
| Masked short time ago for fudge recipe.
| Here is . very cheap one but quite nice.
Funar-Fo,, ts..ro,,,r,. 49,.
white sugar, one-haif cup cold water. piece 81
butter size Of walnut, one-hah teaspoonful
then heat 1.dd ts.sn, Su%%y IN colo water,
it begins to thicker. Pour in but,ered lin: let
cool mute, then mark where you want to
o''-A anu 80 ses oola'
| Well, think have taken up enough. I
Ike very much to read all the letters. The
answer to the example sent long time ago:
l They AftAan Nd pkv ~
| when married. A.G. r. B.
60 800 s1e iua
n.n's = oOuOt not the metnod
ol cooking Deei VIII pe traed Dy number,
ana the yeast bread also. Now you shall
all hear from our Meb.
TWIN FALLS. IDAHO, Dec.7.
Deas A.Ma Aod0s and 1sfSals;
see am not forgotten in the column. 70
VIII write once more. did not intend to
say away from the column 20 long, but /
donv really have much time to write. always
feao the column and am pleased TO hear from
| 90 many. Some know and others would
like 70 know.
Uncle Dudiey' sm glad you are so you can
write once IN while Am always pleased to
see your letters. Kind regards to you and
your better half. Am glad you still re-
member me. Wish had one Of your po,
- sn sninA ~ now nice tney
my sumo o@y nees you All
~, a $50
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