Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-04-25
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one-half on top of other half, with one
third of above icing between layers and
On top.
Take second layer. cut in half, lake one
third more of icing. flavor with almond,
and mix in half small box shredded cocoa
nut for filing.
OF icing, mixed with cup raisins and S
cents English walnut meats (raisins and
nuts ground in meat chopperD.
Nut Bread-One egg beaten, one cup
white sugar. ~ cup sweet milk, four
cups sifted flour, into which has been
mixed four teaspoons of baking pow
der lib cups chopped nut meats mot
too ffne). Bake rather slowly. Makes
n large loaf.
Bean Soup-Soak one pint navy
beans over night. In the morning par
boil with a pinch of soda, then drain.
Boil In two quarts OF fresh water over
slow fire for three hours. Half hour
before lunch add six link pork sau-
sages. salt m pepper to taste. Owe
like the flavor OF the. sausage better
than salt pork. My boy never like the
flavor OF salt pork. But he likes the
pork sausage with ketchup). We con-
slider this a nice luncheon dish.
THINGS WORK. KNOWING.
Utilizing Old House DressesAI had sey-
erai house dressesa all light blue, that he'd
become unft for wear. ! made them into
round braided rugs. using a darker shade
OF blue alternately. AS my bedroom In
blue this makes a very pretty rug 10
use in front of my bureau.
During warm spring eathe 1t is often
difficult to keep fire In the furnace and
prevent too much burning, the overhead
ing OF the house and the waste OF fuel. A
little experimenting will show how ashes
or thinkers can be kept over part Of the
CRATE. leaving only q small space for fresh
coal and fire, thereby disposing OF a
troublesome problem. The same scheme
can be used with heating stoves.
A mother who has several children TO
buy leggings for will find she can econo-
mize by making them for ordinary wear
OF the legs of ladies' hose (woolen ones
are best). Take those Of which the feet
are worn out, two for each logging. mar
row them down to the ankle. sew the low
er edges together SO when turned the
seam comes between out and inner parts.
turn and turn ppe adges in, and stitch.
Sew q piece OF elastic on to slim under
foot to hold leggings down. They are
very warm n more satisfactory than
the cheap ones we buy.
KITCHEN DISCOVERIES.
bNS JOu SIIOuI0 1uGVSr uSe SODA Tor
washing enamel ware. A little salt or
fine ash applied with a soft cloth will
remove all stains. and the pan should
be thoroughly rinsed afterward in
warm water.
That you should not let tins rust.
After these have been washed and
dried 1t is a good plan to place them
near h fire for a while. This pre-
vents any chance of their rustinR.
That IL ell dAhcloths and teacloths
are soaped n we'll rinsed out every
time they are used they will be no
trouble at all to keep clean. 1t issmuchi
wiser to have three or four cloths in
Ones. 10.
That to keep the coffee-pot sweet
and clean you should put u table
spoon OF carbonate Of soda into it. fill
It nearly full OF water and let It boil
a while. Then rinse very thor
ter. II this IL done once a week the
pot will always be fresh n nice.
That scorch marks. unless very bad
s(wshen. OF course, there IL no cure) may
removed from linen in the, following
way: Cut an onion In halves and rub
the seorched part with u: theh soak
in cold water You VIII. md that the
marks will 9 disappear after this
treatment. -se
chivos.z
II you are not growing any chives In
garden. get q few roots Of them
ut the market. II yQu-Aave no garden.
plant them in 4 box. VT IL up the first
thing IN spring. Mine il now two
inches high and 1T needs almost no,
Children IKE to pick 1t to eat with
butter and bread. "a
For sandwiches, cut chiyes fine with
icieeors. Put through the food grinder
s0tke boiled ham, mix with the chives
and spread between buttered. bread.
Rolled meat and chives put through
the food grinder: cold boiled meat, add
cltiveAyS1ittle salt and pepper: put be-
tween buttered bread.
Cottage cheese and Ghivea: Mix the
cheese. with nome chlves, add
q little asalt. spread between buttered.
bread.
Whensmaking brown gravy. add some
some like ii in9pancakes.
s = yeFy healthy. Put some also in
Is mr. very mild onion flavor and
q 4 favortte wtthasupany Gertnaas and.
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mon. twice the amount 81 potatoes s.
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