Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-06-10
HINTS FOR THE HOME

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The Fascinating Savings Account,
A mRtron Was complaining TO her sister,
practical business woman. that she had no
chance to save penny. Tho wise sister
said nothing, hat obtained permission to
look over the attic At the dSy's end she
also got pormisscO to send for the owner
" second hand store. and when he left,
the unmarried sister put five dollars into
tho hand Of the surprised house mistress.
Next day the discarded school books were
sold at fair prices and the savinga account
started AZ the end Of year more than
a hundred dollars had been saved
To Remove spots From Wood,
To remove white spots from polished
wood, make soft paste Of olive oil and
salt Apply with soft cloth aud rub briskly
While spots Of years standing can bo remoV'
cd In this way, and II the polish be not IN.
jured no traces will bo left. The white stains
will be gone IN any case
Maccaroni Sew.-Ono and one half pounds
OF round beeisleak cut IN plecss and boiled
with half a oan NJ tomatoes (well mashed ,
flour to make thin batter. Beat with
mixing spoon until light. Let stand In a
warm place until air bubbles cover tho sur
face, this usually takes four hours
To tho batter add flour to mako dough
as stiff AS biscuit dough and work in with
the flour one half cupful of lard and one
teaspoonful VI salt Let rise two hours or
until light, then roll itnO sheet one half
inch thick cut with biscuit.cutter fold over
In melted lard or butter aud put in pan to
rise when light cook In hot oven for
ten or fifteen minutes,
Cousin Macs Mullins Ono cup each Of
boiled rice flour and cornmeal, one-half
cup Of sugar three teasp1Oufns Of baking
puwedr, one teaSpOOufGl Of salt ono table
spoonful Of melted butter, one and one half
cups OF milk, and two beaten eggs. Heat
tho milk, srald the meal with It and let stand
five minutes, add the rice, then tho flour.
baking powder salt and sugar all well
giftcd together, the yolSs Of the eggs whip
ped to froth. Mix thoroughly and bake
in hot, buttered gem pans twenty to thirty
minutes. These are delicious. Never one
isA left over
| Meat Pio.--lf you have fragments OF beef
or other meat left over, you can mako a
! good, hearty supper dish, or even the foun
| dation Of a ds,nor as follows: To one cup
/ VI chopped meat allow two cups Of mashed
potatoes and four or Ave onions, boiled and