Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-08-04
July IL, 90.


1 iHTtt NlttEs JNF Nir ftii-CHifs ISM Hnts
/ New We are about sure to hear from all the
sisters, when their turn comes anyway. AS /
| may not be at home when it is my turn to
answer present" / will send in my contri-
button so Aunt Madge may have it on hand,
/ ] wonder if you all as glad and thank
| ful to have warm weather as l am. 1t seems
as If appreciate the birds and all the beauty
of nature more this year than ever. 1t is good
| just to be alive, these lovely bright mornings.
| What a June We have had after the long cold
| spring. thought while listening to the saw.
/ ing machine making rlusic all around us. and
watching the splendid piles OF wood looming
| up, giving promise G. comfort to many of us.
| whether we were always as thoughtful Of
| those who have not SO much, and if we are
doing all we can TO help them.
| | read few lines not long since that are
worth passing along: Il expect to pass
| through this world but once; any good thing,
therefore, that can do, or any kindness / can
show to any fellow human being, let me do it
now. Let me not defer neglect it, for /
shall not pass this way again.
What let Of good things we get out of tn.
column; not only to eat, but help in many
ways. l should like to meet and get ae-
quainted with all the NJ. BIS, but as 1 never
expect to attend the reunion shall have to be
| contented with column acquaintance.
| cannot always recall the names of those who
| send recipes, etc. ] have tried the brandt
and margaerites and think they are splendid
Have made Chutney sauce several times and
! we enjoy it very much.
/ If the sister who is troubled with canker
will try chlorate of potash tablets think she
| viii get relief. II is little severe at first
but takes out that dreadful soreness. sure
kill for ants is oil Of cedar put on pieces of
cotton and laid on shelves where they come.
but it should be kept way from food as it is
| poisonous PEGGY.
| Having your initial letter and nice poem
on hand has helped me very much this
week, and given us all some new thoughts
! from your contribution Of '.good things
for the column.
| l heard familiar voice over the tele-
| phone day or two ago--a pleasan voice
| the voice of Erne Slime, and few weeks
later she will explain why she did not re-
| spond to the call for the Els She was not
able to use her hand at that time, if, in
deed, she is able to at present, but she
wishes you all to know s'that the doors Of
the cottage are open to the M. BIS for a
reunion, and will be while the house
stands. That we may surely consider q
standing invitation, and we hope tc
gather there again some time in the place
where we have passed SO many reunions
and we thank her most sincerely for hel
message and invitation. We would like
to make her our guest Of honor st Fail
View this year. ! hope we may be able to
announce the date in next weeks column
l had passing glimpse of, and a wave
OF the hand from Aunt Jana as she flew
by in her automobile not long ago. NJ
excuse for her appearance at the re.
union wherever we might have it.
Aunt Emma sends the following
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS.
To remove rust spots from white garments
thoroughly soak the damaged parts in butter
milk. 1t will remove the rust and make then
white as snow.
A tablespoonful of kerosene added to {
wash-boiler fun of clothes not only whiten,
the clothes but removes the dirt without dam
aging them.
Cut piece Of medium-6ne sandpaper il
pieces about an inch square, keep them nea
the sink, and when the food sticks ON or hal
burned on . dish or tin, rub it with piece
1t is also good to remove black from the bot
| tom of kitchen utensils.
To clean silverware immense the silverwar
in sour milk and let it stand for some time
On removing, wash in warm water to which
little ammonia has been added. A little sal
may be added to the milk il desired.
medium-sized ssfety-pin 10 much NOR
satisfactory TO run draw-strings in with thai
tape-needle, for the safety pin never come
| unthreaded.
Mud may be removed from silk very easil,
II rubbed with piece Of flannel. II tina
fails rub with piece Of linen that has beef
dipped In alcohol
Burning orange or lemon peel will rid tn
house Of disagreeable odors quicker and will
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