The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
OF INTEREST TO ALL

~. mechanism OF every human. II
that chord be played upon. man IL
happy; otherwise he Is not. Every
one Is seeking happiness earnestly
though generally inconsistent'y, and
nnding 1t in proportion to the con-
,e,ta OF the heart and the direction
in which he seeks. Happiness once
attained. though it be but nomentars.
never loses its power, for one oc-
casicnally recalls II, and " better Tor
having had the happy experiences.
Happiness not only helps the tndi-
y,duai. but 1t reflects. and. like the
light OF heaven. brightens and light
ens the countenance, and charms tnt
lives. OF those about Us by transmit
ting JOY and delight.
4 hostess noted for her dainty tea
table always uses rock candy crystals
in place Of sugar. II LOOKS very
nretty in the cups with the slice OF
lemon. ana gives Just the right sweet
ness. In place Of sandwiches she
sometimes serves indoscFtAAbly good
roll overs" ~ names ~ ono OF
her friends. They are shade thus:
The cook takes rounds OF baking
powder biscuit dough. cut out 40 II
for biscuit. and places in the center
q spoonful Of jelly. marmaiadc.
rnincemeat or sandwich fiiling OF any
kind, rolls II up and bakes- They
are the best things ever, either hot
or cold. and a welcome addition to
the tea table.--oood Housekeeping.
One OF the greatest powers for good
/ have ever known 10 In the person
OF a little woman whose life has been
spent far from city in small coun-
try town. She h the mother OF =
large family land In spite Of many
arduous duties she has always found
time to spare to do good. and incl
outside Of her own ctrcle). One reA-
= ~ MA Wisn ! isrss asd ioSsiy e. :.
mainly which believes In everything
and everybody. and - always willing
to give tho benefit OF the doubt. Hes
help may be Ia raising funds for .
lo~al hospital. . favoritc recipe given,
4 half hours conversation with the
won an who % heArtsore and weary
Of the daily round. . pat on the head
and Z hot cookie to Z hungry young
ster, but II u OF the kind that ~
ways makes for good, X Il univAr-
III help. but II u not the Kind that
% chronicled on the front page OF .
Newspaper. and no monuments ars
ever erected TO commemorate II. but
Il 10 the kind that sheds . radiance
for ever. because Il = done to women
for women. In the beaten path ci
everyday life, where the bright CLEANS
-. - hA AZ
ground Of the commonplace.
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Omelets are more tender II the e9gl
are thinned with hot water in1teAd
Of milk. Cranberries are moro tempt
Ing n strained before sweetoned.
made into jelly and cut into cubes
when cold. than Ia the ordinary uned
form Of sauce.
A delicious breakfast dish u made
from sweet apples, from which the
cores have been removed. ana the
space filled with chopped NUT meats,
sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon.
baked until the apples ars tender.
with svafy true mar q woman IN
moves along IN rather uneven nasae-
urea but to 9et tbs beet Shere y 4
i. ~ must y. feedy e aesspt y
takes with tbs FisAt astiosa ana O..
gard them all ~ matteGp teAAlns q
our siftimAfs GOOD. II Ds0sx IN tA4se
u much To Arne&4, ~ miacA W eUltf
vAto. % mitch 10 fOt9o< and - mNcA q
hOpo f0f. thAt One can - 1t olnncn
that 4 ~ efu to halo e46A 0&hoe l.
cannot ~ byserittc1ednG ~ Woa1rno1l
and felblea X Ane4tdg1 IN. ~ annl
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