Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-11-07

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up the class We promised her we
would do our best to stop laughing
and have tried, but at times we have
not succeeded.
O-Shall we drop out OF the class?
best? H)-Does she want us to be in
the class any longer? HD-Does she
love us as we'll as the Others in the
class? (5)-Give us Il remedy to stop
laughing.
SORRY FOR TEACHER.
G)-No. (2)-Yes. ()-Yes. If she
sees that you owe her enough to try
and do h is right. (5)-You have
started a remedy yourselves, my dears,
by being sorry for teachers.
Think Of yourself as an example for
others and as a help to your teacher.
wouldn't have you stop laughing for
the world; but there are times to be
serious, too, and one of the times is
when 1t hurts a dear friend. like your
teacher. to laugh during classtime.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-Please give
me recipe for sour milk biscuit and for
lemon filling. and oblige PHYLLIS.
Quick soda biscuit-Sift one teaspoon
full soda and two teaspoonfuls cream
of tartar into one quart of flour. then
rub into flour two ~tablespoonfuls but
ter Cor part lard). Ado n teaspoon
full salt and sugar. About one-half
pint sour milk will be needed. Work
dough into shape as quick as possible
it should be as soft as can be handled.
Roll and cut into biscuit about one
inch thick. Bake in quick oven. They
are light, fluffy and white. Three tea
spoons baking powder may be substi-
fI1fnd fnN cn6o an1 orna M ~ forfn e
one wishes.
Lemon fi~lling-Grated rind and juice
of one lemon. one cup ugar. one heap
ing tablespoon lour. yolk one egg. but
ter size of walnut. enough cold water
to mix ingredients to a smooth paste.
then ado n cup boiling water. Place
on stove and stir until il boils. To
make Il pie bake crust separately. then
pour in the custard. beat the white of
egg stiff with two tablespoons sugar.
spread on top and return TO oven TO
brOwn.
Dear Mrs. Thompson ann deeply in
love with a young man two Years my
senior. l have been out with him Sow
eral times. but of late have not heard
from him. We a no quarrel. l have
his ring. Do you advise me to return
1t or wait until he asks for it? Is there
no way to win his love? MARGERY.
- III W. IlO ClIS16G0 W Xxx SCllNi
the ring to him at once. You have no
right to wear 1t ofkeep it. You can't
Win any mans love by grabbing for it.
Be pleasant. sweet. attractive. and
show your interest in things that in
terest him. bu let him feel that he is
entirely free.
Dear Mrs. Thornpson-Will you
please send me u good cream puff
recipe? MRS. j. G.. s.
Here is a cream puff recipe that is
we'll liked: Stir into one cup of boiling
water one-half cup butter. one heaping
cup -four. stirring quickly. then let
add level teaspoonful salt, one tea
spoon vanilla. Bake in hot over 25
minutes. Cream: two eggs. one-half
cup sugar, three-fourths cup milk. one
tablespoon ~cornstarch, one-half tea
spoon vanilla.
Dear Mrs. Thompson-1 Will Turk
ish toweling hats be worn this winter?
CD Will the reversible coats be worn:
CD ] have a White ribbon sash of three
yards. cost 81. Will it pay to have 1t
cleaned? CD For a child's party would
(O Please suggest something nice
to give my boy friend. 90 1 am Is.
medium tall. weigh 1877: how shall 1
wear my hair? % Shall I accept such
a present as a belt pin, a jeweled bar
rette. a jewel box or an ornamental
clock from a young man? (S) Would
1t show good taste to wear a young
mans picture in my locket? () If
someone asks me to bring my gentle
man friend to see them shall l tell him
or shall the one who invites us?
QO have a black velvet hat.
Would it be all right to trim it around
the crown with white swansdown, or
would it be too old for me? 1l) Is it
correct to wear the bridal veil over
ones face? Q2) Would a wool crepe
make a suitable wedding dress for a
simple home wedding If 1t was trimmed
with rich lace? N3) What would be
suitable presents for a bride to give
her bridesmaids? ~ Would a dia-
mondt tie pin be suitable for the groom
to give his best man and the ushers?
THE BRIDES SISTER.
~ No. 90 Yes. (3) Clean with
gasoline. then lay between damp cloths
and press u (N Have ice cream in
cakes. (D If he has a hobby get
gloves, bill book. fob. handkerchiefs.
"a Coil 1t about the head in a loose
braid. II long enough. If not, draw it
softly away from the face into a loose
eoal S Se she ya Sask; "a g, Yes no II unless ,hsy are Re
is your fiance. t9 Tell him yourself.
unless it Is a formal affair. QO) Yes.
ND Wear the veil over the face going
to the altar.
After the ceremony the first brides
maid. or maid of honor, throws the
brides veil back and the bride leaves
the altar with her face uncovered. Q2)
Yes. (13) A pretty Arts Crafts brooch.
(14) Yes. II he can afford It.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson am q girl of
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