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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04
COOKS TIME TABLE
FOR DIVERS FOODS
BY MRS. F. c. ADAMS

Beets. winter 10 4 hours.
Bects young. 45 10 60 minutes
Bluefish, per pound, 10 minutes
Brownbread, 3 hours.
Cabbage, young, 4b minutes.
Cabbage, winter. hours.
Carrots, ! hour.
Cauliiiower. 80 TO 45 minutes.
Celery, 80 TO 40 minutes.
Chickens, young, so minutes.
CLANS, TO minutes.
Cod, per pound, minutes.
Coffee. 3 TO 8 minutes
Corn, green, o 70 5 minutes.
Corned beef, hours, gentle simmer
ing.
Dandellons. IA hours
Eggs, 20 minutes.
Eggs, hard cooked 45 minutes in water
under boiling.
Fowls. 20 hours.
Haddock, per pound. G minutes.
Halibut, per pound, cubical. Is min
utes.
Ham. hours.
Hominy to hours.
Lamb. / hour.
Macaronl, 20 TO 80 minutes.
Oatmeal. ] to 2 hours.
Onions, ! hour.
Oysters. 3 minutes.
Parsnips. 40 minutes.
Peas. 20 minutes.
Potatoes. 20 TO 80 minutes.
Potatoes. sweet. IS minutes.
Rice. In double boiler. / hour.
Salmon, per pound. cuhical. 10 minutes
Small fish. per pound, minutes.
Smoked tongue. hours.
Spinach, 30 minutes
Squash. 30 minutes
Sweetbreads 30 minutes.
Tomatoes. 20 minutes.
Turkey. hours.
rurnips. winter 2 hours.
Turnips young, / hour.
Veal, / 10 hours.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

Goots with ali as pure and sweet a5
could b, found h.-CIg' .lI.t rom
the citys dusty streets.
one OF the smaller rooms makes an
other bedroom. and. in the second, is
the kltchenctte, which. when not In
use, presents the appearance OF a tiny
sitting room equipped with mission
furniture In one corner Is a desk;
beneath the window Is a settee com
tortably cushioned, but, let dinner time
approach, and the desk Is opened to
ing Of zinc, ana the cushions are taken
from the divan 10 disclose that u
covers a miniature icebOX and stor-
age place for supplies. In reality Il
Is partlti0ned box Of heavy wooc,
lined with zinc. and portion OF Il
has been made into u satisfactoiy
small-sized refrigerator. 1t has "a lad
supplied with strong hinges. and dinner
or breakfast getting becomes an inter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04
Baking

BAKING
Beans. 8 TO 10 hours.
Beef. long or short hllet, 20 TO 30 min
utes.
Beef. rolled rib or rump. per pound,
! u 10 16 minutes.
Beef. sirloin. rare, per pound. TO 10
minutes.
Beef. sirioin, well done, per pound, p
10 Is minutes.
Biscuits. 10 10 20 minutes,
Bread, brick loaf. 40 TO so minutes.
Cake, plain, 20 70 30 minutes.
Cake, sponge. 45 to so mir ties
Chickens, 3 10 4 pounds. 10 Ia hours.
Cookies. 10 10 is minutes.
'Custards, 16 TO 20 minutes.
Duck, tame, 40 10 so minutes.
Duck. wild, 30 20 40 minutes.
Fish, Q 10 8 pounds, hour.
SiassrSrssd. S;.s; s%si.i 60 60 minutes %inStss'
1rbham gems. 30 minutes.
Lamb, web done. per pound. 10 min
jrSvsr. baked or braised, to ~ hours.
lMsat. braised, 3 TO 4 hours,
Mutton, we'll done, per pound. i5 min
IPis crust, so 10 10 minutes.
Rigeons, grouse, other large birds. 80
minutes.
,Pork, we'll done, per pound, so minutes.
Potatoes. sb 10 10 minutes.
pudding. plum, 20 8 hours.
kPuddings. bread, rice. tapiooa, hour.
tnHofls, 10 70 Is minutes.
Small birds. 10 TO Is minutes.
Nesl. we'll done, per pound. 20 minutes.
Wenison, per pound. 1b minutes.
q Boiling
Asparagus, 20 10 80 minutes.
Bass. per pound, 10 minutes.
Beans, shell. TO 2 hours.
Beans, string. 2 hours.
Beef. a Ia mode. 3 TO hours.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

HE most simple. practical, easy
and inexpensive method OF AZ
Ing closet TO hold the maxi
mum amount Of clothing. and
also to hold them In the best way.
nave discovered" to be as follows:
Get piece of small pipe, small enough
that the hooks of coat, skirt and trous-
ers hangers may be hooked over Il and
snort enough to go In any ordinary
closet. Through the pipe run a small
STOUT rope or wlre-I am using a piece
OF telephone wire at present-and fast
en- either end OF the wire to the hooks
already IN the closet. The pipe, hang
ing on the wire, makes a horizontal
bar on which to hang your clothes:
and the clothes hung In this manner
keep their shape much better than
when hung against the wall. People
who move often. as I do. will find this
most convenient. as IT may be easily
carried with one. and adjusted In any
closet In very few moments OF time
thus making the hanging of clothes
against dusty or dirty walls unneces-
sary.-C. c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04
Pungent
Pin1entO
By JANE HEGNER

N N ANY housekeepers are unfamiliar
IW with the savory and brilliant
WE sweet Spanish peppers or pi-
mentos. These are more Juicy
and richer than the ordinary sweet
green peppers, while their VIVID color
lends an attraetiveness TO any dish.
They may be procured at any large
grocery store. IN cans. and cost from
ten 10 twenty cents. The contents OF
can II placed IN a glass far, will
keeI safely In an Ice box for over
week. 30 that there need be no waste.
bit OF pimento added 10 soups or
stews makes a refreshing change In
our menu. One-third cup OF chopped
plmento may be added TO the usual
Welsh rabbit recipe.
Plmento omelet
Decorate tho sides OF the timbaie
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04
COOPERATIVE
APARTMENTS
How Certain People Solved
the Limit of Space
and Incomes
BY p. {. RoNcELL

NAIE are a conglomerate family OF
HsW five-father, mother. daughter
Wv Of seventeen, and two bachelor
maids. Interest in the working
out OF certain broad, philosophical
ideas, and the study incidental thereto
brought us togther at the outset; nee
cssary changes In the then existing
household arrangements persuaded us
to think of combining forces, and NUT
ual respect and advantage have held
us together so far. Each of us has
fairly won the title OF "crank," as II Is
applied to those who think for them
selves, and maintain a certain sort Of
individuality. but as this very attri-
butte has been the means OF broadening
US to recognise the equal rights Of
others i'm the same direction, IL has
proved cementing, rather than a dis
ruptive, force.
The prime question was one of room
and rent. We had only certain sum
which could be expended on shelter,
and yet demanded the privacy OF a
room for each, place of cover when
individuality should become too ram
pant rendering the cooling down"
process necessary. Air and light were
also requisite. and congenial, refined
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

Vegetable oyster 30 to 60 minutes.
Wheat. . hours.
BrolIing
Chickens, 20 minutes.
Chops, 5 minutes.
Steak. ] inch thick. minutes.
Steak, ~ inches thick, minutes.
Fish, small, thin, TO minutes.
Fish, thick, u to 10 minutes.
Frying
Bacon, to s minutes.
Dreaded chops, to minutes.
Croquettes. . minutes.
Doughnuts, to minutes.
Fishballs, minutes.
Fritters, to minutes.
Mullins, 10 minutes.
Slices OF fish, TO 6 minutes
Small fish, / TO 3 minutes.
Smelts, minutes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

provisions are made FOR laundry work,
cooking being the only household ne
ccssity taken into confederation There
il Has range. or stYNN ANA 'nf ur q
Is apt to be small sink. Against one
side Of the wall is placed a table, and
above Il an inclospd tlosct iot ,liEa
and cooking utensils. There is q rack
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

Dchind Il Is placed a complete electric
tONc. tic walls being covered with
tnin sheets Of zinc. with hooks ar
.anecl along It's upper edges for the
small utensils Of daily use
IN another artists home the Kitchen
otto iH formed by screens. but there
are shelves against the wall All the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

IN hanging one Of those troublesome
ankle-length nkirts. my sister nit
way of solving the problem. abs
tied a piece OF white string around
each OF my blaok-stockinged ankles
each string. Of course the same dis.
tance from the floor. There was o,,s
STANDARD OF measurement. closely seen
always there when wanted, whether IN
Iront' In the back or on the sides,
with no lying on the floor for Ira
dressmaBer and no turning "arornS
and around" for the tryer-on.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04
To Cook
Satisfy
BY HELEN S. WILLARD

~ NE OF the difficulties in prepar-
ing vegetable oyster, or satisfy,
W Is to clean It. The traditional
way Of scrubbing. then scrap
ing, and lastly cutting up and leaving
TO stand in cold water, containing a
little Hour 10 prevent blackening, is
far more troublesome and less salts
factory In bringing out the oystery
flavor than Is the following process:
Scrub the satisfy dlscarding the
greens, ana put TO cook In boiling
salted water. When tender, in time
varying from twenty minutes to al
most three-quarters OF an hour, drain
and let steam for Just a moment; then.
holding the vegetable knife lengthwise
OF the plant and beginning at the
stout end, skin aa you would a boiled
potato.
In selecting satisfy the thickness OF
the roof does not seem TO be a con-
slstent lndlcatlon OF Its age or tough
ness more often thick, heavy skin
viii be the wrapper around a rather
woody root, apt to have a strong
navor, while a lighter and more ten-
der skin contains the more delicate
vegetable. Therefore. the very thin
roots are not desirable. because they
are not necessarily more tender. nnd
are far more troublesome 10 mare
The lunches as usually sold In the
East, serve four people easily; In the
middle West they come smaller.
A slight seasoning OF anchovv noata
is optional In all OF the following
recipes.
Vegetable oyeter creanned
Slice tr cut into small piecea soms
freshly cooked satisfy Before II he
comes chilled add sufficient milk 10
cover season generously with salt and
pepper, stlr In very fine cracker dust.
allowing about one and one-half table.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

possibilities of the kitchenette are
many 1t has been developed in New
York because of the city's limited.
space. but IL affords many ideas that
might well be adopted elsewhere
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

ohnalse or boiled dressing. to which
whipped cream has been added. This
dish may be garnished with sprink
ing OF finely chopped nuts; whole nuts
should not be used, as they destroy the
delicacy Of the flavor
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

COULD not find an inexpensive
lamp shade which harmonized with
the furnishings in our living room
80 | bought an ordinary Japanesa
shade and removed the gayly-colored
panels, replacing them with panels Of
Japanese grass cloth In soft tone OF
green. IL was not at all hard 10 do.
and ] had very artistic shade, al
small cost.-E. G.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

csting process which involves no un-
necessary steps. and no friction.
The regulation kitchenette apart
ments, however, are somewhat more
prosaic, and. perhaps n little more
practical. As matter OF course, no
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

cooking utensils are of glazed brown
and white ware, while the wall behind
Is painted yellow. Many a tempting
meal has been cooked within its limit
ed space, and the picture IT presents Is
charming In the extreme. In fact, the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

surroundings. We finally solved the
problem by taking two apartments,
front and rear on top floor. There
is not one of the eleven rooms into
which during some portion of the day
the sun does not stream; and the ad-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-02-04

NE OF the difficulties in prepar-
ing vegetable oyster, or satisfy,
Is to clean II. The traditional
WnN of snrnhhlnn thon anrnn
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lung bes Aoptrnsts sina6eitdfte.
Nietcr nIisNeH et1en Observation-Disclosures Bes
neis hon itrer Snbigfeif lisferH, UNI fclGs
stsaife Mrbeti. ipie DfrIangt. 81 befcrGen
Bietsr ftnb eebaIten, bic arbrn6ten Jormniare
al eebranneIL ea feline anbereu entssaensenems
Ser Siredor OF Bubble eerstee bebdif aA
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