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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04
Norwich.
AUNT NANCYS TESTED
INVALID RECIPES.

Dear Sisters of the Social Corner: l
am sending in a few recipes for the
invalid or convalescent. They are
thoroughly reliable, being given to me
by trained nurse who has used them
in, her profession for number of
years:
Egg and Sherry Gruel-One egg. one
wineglass sherry. one teaspoon lemon
juice. one tablespoon sugar grating
of nutmeg, one cup of smooth hot
cruel. Beat the egg, wine and lemon
juice and nutmeg and pour over the
hot Cruel.
Baked Banana-Raw this fruit is of
ten indigestible, but baked it acts as a
stiTnulant to the nerves. Cut bananas
ir halves lengthwise, nut in a shallow
pan, sprinkle with sugar, squeeze over
them little lemon juice and bake
until soft (a5out Is minutes). A ia
blespoon of sherry may be added to the
drippings and all poured over the ba-
nanas.
Grape Whp-Three- fourths cup of
grape juice, five tablespoons sugar,
white of one egg. one cup of cream.
Beat the white Of the egg until foamy,
add the grape juice mixed with the
sugar and lastly the cream; then beat
With a whip churn. Take off the froth
as IT rises and drain on a sieve. Pour
the unWhipped mixture into small high
glasses and pile the whip on top.
Serve cold.
Grape Neetar-Bon together one
pound sugar. one-half pint of water
until it spins thread; remove from
the FIRE and when cool add the Juice of
six lemons and one quart of grape
juice. Let stand over night. Serve
with apollinaris or plain soda.
JeIlied Chicken-Individua rule One
teaspoon geIatine, two tablespoons of
cold water. eight tablespoons strong
chicken broth, small one-half cup
t.hOTDGd
Egg Nests-One egg. one quarter
tea spoon butter. salt TO taste one
round toast Toast bread. separate
egg. beat white to a stiff froth. salt to
taste, spread toast with butter and put
white of egg on in shape of nest, make
depression in center, put in the butter
and drop the volk into the hollow.
Cook in q moderate oven three or four
minutes.
AUNT NANCY.
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SOCIAL CORNER POEM.

Hesrts Desire.
There's a land with Sunlight on its
there Is realm with silver on the
IN every scented. sagrant wind there
uriyerS
The chanting OF Loves elfin melody;
And in the gardens where her hopes
are Springiug
From every bud in tender. green at
tire.
Her stin sweet voice Is never weary.
Visions VI hearts desire
AIuslng amid green leaves she sits
wlsh eyes wherein eternity doth
And all The fairy visions men have
All hopes they hold, all visils that
men keep.
She weaVes with magic fingers silently
Conjurine joX from out the depths
OF pain
As after ebb the great tides OF the sea
Set t. the shore again.
For her the world i great and wide.
and Tree.
her footsteps TOUGH the mea dows in
AL love ana beauty. death ana mys-
Are limited ia the naming of her
name
Wind after wind may hunt her down
the world.
sword upon sword may harry her
and mar
AT last her crimson banners are IN
furled.
Beyond the last dim star
Charles w Kennedy. in AinsIie's.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04

ca lied for a extravaganza of eggs, let
me say, perhaps he, like some I know,
have dozens put down in the old reliG-
Bile water glass method, when they
were only Is and 20 cents a dozen,
thereby feeling free to use them plenty.
Guess Who: i am glad to welcome
you to the Corner and as / guess who,
viii say you are about as far from the
postoffice as | am
Silver Bell: Thanks for telling your
initials. L had guessed them lor ago.
Dolly: I think you have woman's oc-
cupation down pat 'ris only too true
that mans work is from sun to sun,
but wmnan's work is never done.
Elizabeth: I see YOU invited Papa's
Boy to play finch. Now | have learned
to play it and would like to join your
party
Dear Sisters in Colchester: We want
to read more OF your letters
Louise Of Lebanon: Where are You?
Please send along some Christmas
suggestions.
Good bye.
CHERlSETTE.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04
AUNT HEsrER's TESTED RECIPES

Dear Sisters Of the Social Corner, I
take pleasure in reading the news and
recipes Of our Social Corner neighbors.
which are all very good and tasty. I
some one do a little good. Will some
one please send a recipe for Chocolate
Pudding with directions how to make
IT T have one recipe. but the pudding
does not come out very good.
Apple Duff-One and one-haIf cups
sifted -four. two tablespoons of lard,
half teaspoon or halt: mix them thor
oughly with the -four and add enough
water to make good pie crust; roll out
thin and put into muffin tins Pare six
medium sized pie apples; cut into
eighths and line the outer edge: mix
1-2 pints of milk, two thirds cup Of
sugar: teaspoon of lemon or vanilla,
and two eggs; beat togther with tea
spoon of cornstarch: pour in enough
to fill the tins This will make six APP
pie duffs- Bake in moderate oven
Molasses Cool<ies-One cup moIas ses
half cup soft butter or lard, third
cup of warm milk or water. one table
spoon of ginger, one tablespoon of Gin
namon, one teaspoon Of soda: mix in
order given: -FOUR enough to mix soft
can be rolled on the board; roll
out to one half 4nch thick. cut into
cookies, and bake from 10 to Is min
utes.
Deviled SaImon-Mince fine one can
of salmon, one tablespoon melted but
Ter. three eggs beaten TO a froth. and
salt and pepper 10 taste, and mix AL
to2ther. pour into baking dish: roll
six or eight crackers fine, spread on
top OF mixture; place pieces of butter
around on the era ciker; wet down with
one cup OF sweet milk. Bake one hour
in moderate oven.
With best wishes for the sisters.
AUNT HESTER
Iedyard
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AUNT JULIE is READY.

Dear Editor and Sisters of the So
cial Corner: ! am ready now for the
dinner and will meet you all at the
car station AT Franklin square at what
ever hour you wish on next Wednes-
dIy afternoon. | Will go we'll stocked
Will the good things to eat. Just pin
little Clip of paper on Your coat lapel
with Social Corner" writer thereon
and then we viii have no trouble in
TecogI fzing each other II won't take
long after sye meet to plan and ar
range things.
/ tell yol. Ma. there is some class
10 YOUR story. II was good, You can
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04
CHERISETTE is WISE.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis
ters: The old saving of Try. try gain
appt1es 10 me. as | failed in having nv
little letter printed.
IL looks as il the Leonard bridge
SISTERS were determined 10 hold the
banner OH high.
Sister Ready: We are trying 10 find
Your place Of abode. and may ! ask il
you are not extravagant1y fond of
flowers and cultivate them to "a great
extent 1 think I know who YOU are
but NUNS the word"
Perhs ps Pspas BOY hasn't a license
to hunt-oniy eggs.
To the Sisters who think Jinl's PIE
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

When your winter lei
sure hours come please write of your
rriD 10 Nsshon Sland Descriptive
letters from the far west are Away S
entertaining 10 fasteners.
To OR SHTT-tNS who
would Ike post cards from Potiatch
can =uthorize Us to send address and
we shall he glad TO do so.
SYMPA TIIY=Have no doubts a TO
= hearty welcome TO The Corner. This
- the Eden Of good cheer and it can
not ne crowded There Is room for
AL and a glad hand FOR every one.
a CONSTANT READER If YOU
will not tell US Who is Who, please
tell Us who IS Sweet Sixteen -
sweet sixteen is the spirit of youth
and beauty She Il ever with US and
Tor aught we know has everlasting
life. We venture 10 say she will be
with the last generation at the end Of
time
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ciplne tha children IL would bo 80
much easier both for Nurse and tna
parents. SIch parents who dc uot.
would hardly dare Co. rift down with
their thinking caps ON Tor good
hllf-h)ur ana thinl, out whether on not
they were loing their part lney are
afraid of the result.
They SDont enough uHe thinking
whether or nos Nurse b. doing her
pnlt, but when IL comes 90 their own
part ! lhink theN need TO improve.
I think that TO spoil children when
YOU have IL iu your power 10 give them
- good ana iust training Us one 90
the greatest sins there atc.
Norwicn. MGRSll..
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04

EGntri butors TO the Corner should
rot conclude their letters are con-
signed TO the waste basket if they do
Dot appear at once The extra. long
letters have 20 wait. and when we
have more letters on hand than we
have room for ths other letters await
their turn
The Social Corner story this week
Is an exceptionally good one. It has
waited long Tor its turn. but it has
lost nothing ny the delay We hope
a Dreamer will enter the short story
contest now on. For the present We
shall print . story in the Corner each
week
We call attention To the letter of
-'1Sursie-- N another column She talks
with commendabIe interest and good
sense We hope Music will con-
s.der herself a regular member Of the
Social Corner family
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04

him Said he never saw q sick person
pick up in so short time.
] only said: Doctor, your last medi-
cine was what did me good" u meant
what he had said about patience.)
You see, sick -eople are apt to have
queer fancies, and sometimes q CHEEKY
word will do great wonders for them
Man is weak. he cannot accomplish
a large task with his own power; but
with what forces of nature he has he
can do so with Gods help.
A great many Of us are slaves to
the words Il can't do it, But our
mind is a great power over our bodies
and with Gods help we can overcome
anything.
So like Christian ] shall have pa
thence and travel on till some day
shall be Steadfast and reach the En-
chanted Ground-a Pilgrim at the
doors of the Celestial City.
SHUT IN.
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NAT HAS AN EXCITING TIME.

Dear Editor and BROTHERS md Sis
tiers: I was husking corn down in my
meadow lot t'other day and long about
half arter eleven | heard an awful
screeching- | got UP and looked around
and off acrost the lot / seen someone
screeching ike all possessed. Well
now, I thought. what in tarnation is
the matter II them hogs is out
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04

Dear Editor and Sisters of the Social
Corner: / have read the letters from
the Sisters with much interest and now
it almost seems as though I must be
acquainted with many OF you.
Dear Rainbow: I tried your recipe
for Fudge Cake and think it fine. al
though I varied it in this way: Instead
OF using sour milk. L used sour cream
and omitted the tablespoon of butter
Can any of the Sisters tell me where
to find the lines:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04
"Our days are like the shadows
ON sunny hills that lie"

VI otIIIIIy I44Ita tIIaIt III.
They have been in my thoughts so
many times the past year.
1t is strange how much sorrow We
can pass through and still be happy
and cheerful with Gods help.
To those who have trouble is max
ing Jhicl1eaing for graVies. ] find that
By making the thickening quite stiff, a t
first. and then beat we'll and add water
until of the desired thinness. there will
be no Jumps. always use bread -four,
as it is less lumpy.
How many have tried steel shayings
il cleaning paint off from window
Eanes2 It's fine.
Best wishes to all
CLOVER BLOSSOM.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-04
ONE OF THE GREATEST SINS,

EGftor Of Social Corner: I should
like to say a few words for the nur-e
girls. 50 many people judge Nurse
by the looks of her young charges.
Sometimes MI sic hasn't the time To
keep her children looking as neat as
she would like 10. and other times she
hasn't the material. am not speak
ing o. the trained nurses, but the 9TH
ers that arc part nurSe girl and part
second girl.
Sometimes Nursie is not allowed 10
discipline the children and that makes
it very hard. indeed. She is told that
II the children will not mind 20 tell
the parents and they viii do the rest.
Very often this does no good. The par
ents do not like to hear the children
cry, and therefore, instead OF punish
candy to make her stop. Too much
lumcring Is not good for children.
This seems to me TO be more harmful
than a spanking once IN "A while.
Some children cry for everything
they want and the parents, rather
than hear the children cry. viii give
il u them. rhis is very harmful. also.
If the parents would only realize tnat
Dy furnishing them Few times they
would get over their crying spells, ANA
would no longer need things To make
them stop crying, they would do it,
When q child gets the idea that every
thing she wants * hers. i say that
there is something the matter with the
par lis.
just suppose mat NUrsic should take
her children out for "A walk and one
Of them ran into the road ia front of
an auto or a trolley car. If the child
was not taught TO mind Nursie, ali the
calling in the world would not prevent
an accident If Nurse had another
child that she couldn't leave 10 go to
the one in danger, II would be very
serious.
If parents would only realize this
/ think that they would lei Nursic dis
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AiITTLE NEGLECT MAY BREED GREAT MISCHIEF
EVERY woMAN,s OPPORTUNITY.


EDITOR Bulletin ONCE Norwich.
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month
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photographer
SHANNON BUILDING
Norwich CONNECTICUT
November 4, 1911

Dear Reader:
We really ike to loork for particu-
lar people. We take il for granted
that every one is particular, and there
fore no ones toork is sighted in the
least. Our methods of doing business.
and the quality of our tOork, keep our
patrons pleased.
Friends of ours bring friends oy
theirs to haze their photographs made
at this 6ue studio, and that's the test
that proues our statements.
Again loish to call your attention
to the fact that the Holiday season is
almost here. a time lOllen photographs
are al,oays in demand. Why NOT haze
yours made noi0 before the rush On
payment of a small deposit zoe loiD gladly
hold the loork till you tOish it..
Phone 5o4 for an'appointnlent.
Yours for good Photographs,
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handle chickens all right, and the pen
as well.
Ready: ! am anxious for that little
story and hope to meet you on We'd
nesdaY. 1ons with love,
Norwich. AUNT JULIE.
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CLOVER BLOSSOMS FUDGE.

Leonard Bridge.
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Norwich.
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TO SOCIAL CORNER WRITER'S.

Bevcnd the last dim star.
Charles w Kennedy. in Ainslie's s.
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