The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-03
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Dear Miss Grey-W Give recipe for
simple meat loaf, CD Also salmon
loaf. MRS. G. q.
A-CD Chop together pounds lean
beat, | pound lean pork and IA pound
salt pork Add 10 this cup dry bread
crumbs, | teaspoon salt. IL teaspoon
pepper, 2 tablespoons melted butter,
beaten eggs and IA cup cream or
milk Pack in pan and set In roaster
half filled with water 10 bake for two
hours. CD To | can salmon. shredded
line, add 1-2 cup cream and l-2 cup
milk. welEbeaten eggs. IL cup dry
bread crumbs, the juice OF l-2 lemon,
seasoning TO taste, little chopped
parsley and a tablespoon melted but
ter. Mix thoroughly. put into creased
pan and bake IS minutes. Serve with
white sauce.
Dear Miss Grey-How should one
send wedding cake TO friends, since
there will be no reception?
ANXIOUS.
A-Pack in small boxes after wrap
ping in oiled paper and send by mail
to out-of-town friends.
Dear Miss Grey-Give recipe for
tutti-frutti icing. A READER.
A-Boil cups white sugar until II
spins a thread. Pour into beaten
whites eggs, add equal quantities oil
chopped candied pineapple, cherries
| and raisins 10 make / cup and beat
until il forms a crust about the edges
Of the dish. A little candied ginger is
an addition.
Dear Miss Grey-Give recipe for
pumpkin pie. MARY.
A-Two quarts pumpkin, quart
milk eggs beaten together 1-2 cups
light brown sugar | tablespoon melted
butter, l-2 tablespoon cinnamon, |
teaspoon allspice, l tablespoon salt, IL
teaspoon ginger. IA grated nutmeg and
Juice OF lemon. Four pies.
Dear Miss Grey-Q) What will re-
move marks left by hot dishes on a
POLISHED table? CD Give recipe for
peanut candy. WORRIED.
been dipped In alcohol rub the spots
well. Then quickly wash with clean
water and polish dry. CD Boil cups
sugar with ! cup water and l table
spoon vinegar until nearly done. Then
add tablespoon butter and cook until
bit dropped In cold water hardens al
once. Pour into buttered pan which
has been covered with peanut meats
Let stand until nearly cool, then mark
into squares.
Dear Miss Grey-Q) | am girl OF
10. Is II proper for me TO go driving
with young men after 10 o'clock at
night? My mother says No" but
are mothers always the best judges
| (2) How can one tell when she Is in
love?-Cicely
A.-O Certainly not, Why should
ANYONE want to drive after night
especially so late? While mothers
arc sometimes mistaken, they are
usually better able TO Judge between
right and wrong than 15-yeaTolo
girls. (2) When you are old e1ougii
10 Judge between love and SHY in
fatuation you will not need tobe told
how.
Dear Miss Grey-O Am engaged
to a young man in town, but teach
school in the country. Is It right foi
me TO accept attentions from man
here who does not know OF my en-
gagement? (2) Must married wo
man be good cook?-Janice
| Al No. Why not tell him? (2)
Not II she has money enough to EN-
ploy a cook. but Ii Is best for every
woman 10 know how TO cook IL 1;
an accomplishment
/ Dear Miss Grey-GD Not being able
to buy diamond. please suggest
something suitable for al engage
ment ring (2j Is II necessary for the
couple to join right hands while thu
ceremony is being performed?-A
Reader
AID A ring set with the birth
stone OF the bride-to-be. (2) The OF
flciating minister will explain al
these rules.
Dear Miss Grey am a man OF %
and | love a girl who loves me.
have been married, but few years
ago my wife left me with another
man, Am I entitled TO marry AGAR
after so many years? How many
years must elapse before can marry
again?-M b.
ALL the years of your life unless
you have a divorce You would gel
into serious trouble II you were tC
try to marry again without one.
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no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
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