Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-04-25

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Mix half cup grated and a
fine cOcoanut pie will be the result.
Apple custard. add n egg y"lk to
the cream and, when cold, beat this
white OF one egg stiff. add half cup
sugar and one large grated apple;
spread over top: delicious.
THE HOUSEWIFE.
To keep dirt from coming up through
not air registers i'm he floor. TAX
square piece of cheesecloth and double
it. Lift the register from the floor.
turn 1t upside down. fasten the cloth
to the bottom with a cord so as to al
low. the cloth to hang loose. place it
back I'm the floor and the results will
be wonderful. l clean my register
every sweeping day.
Window Cleaning-I find this quite
81 little help this time OF year: Take u
cloth, ,nhoisten it with gasoline and go
over the window. then rub good with
dry cloth: it makes the clearest win
dow, takes grease and all dirt off and
doesn't take much gasoline.
FOR THE kIDDIES.
Croup-Whcn baby gets croupy give
the little n a few drops of plain
coal oil on sugar: for severe cases u
half tor more) teaspoonful of the clear
oil. 1t will not hurt them, and l know
OF a case where this simple remedy
saved a child'y life when the doctor
said he could do nothing for it.
For a COld-Cut fine one or several
onions in a bowl, place sugar and Il
little butter on sauce and put in~warlm-
ing closet OF stow or any warm place,
let stand one hour, then let child sip
from spoon slowly. This is not often
sive, and is even liked by most little
ones.
THE HOUSEWIFE.
l find that 1 can clean my wallpaper
very nicely with common bread dough.
To clean irons, put in sink, wet with hot
water, sprinkle with securing powder. let
stand five minutes. rub with damp cloth
until thoroughly clean on bottom and
sides. Wash again, put on to heat. Use
wax on cloth. not paper.
When ironing put tablespoonful off any
powdered cleanser ON a piece of ape at
your right hand. Rub irons on this; they
will be smooth as glass.
TO PURIFY WATER.
After boiling water about 80 minutes
pour into open jar. Let stand a few Sec
onds, then tap on sides of jar enough ia
disturb water This makes the settings
go to the bottom of the jar, leaving clear
water to turn off from top.
After experimenting. / found this out.
Hearing of some who could not obtain
clear water without having it stand such
a long time. I thought 1t might help some
one else.
INVALID HELP.
1t helps an invalid Who cannot be long
IN her feet to have casters (the ball
tbearing kindly put on a light, ordinary
chair Keep them so well oiled that they
will move readily; then, by using the feet
an in walking. though really sitting in the
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room without trouble.
FOR SORE THROAT.
For sore throat or tonsllitis. gargle the
throat with alum water. I find this ex-
cellent.
Garden Psass.
To Stake Peas-Plant peas in row,
drive stout stakes about every six feet
n fasten to stakes. Two rows Of ~
inch netting are best: one'row fastened
about six inche from the ground and
the other row six inches above that
one. Sit will be easier to pick them
than IL. wide netting IL used. For the
dwarf variety one row would do.
HANGING BASKET.
Make q hanging basket from a cocoa
nut she'll: saw 1t through the middle, scoop
out and bore two holes in which to fasten
q cOrd Fill with rich ground and plant
a creeping vine. Hang up and water.
sNOURIsHING DRINK.
Mix the juice of q lemon with whites of
two eggs beaten lightly until the albu-
men. ID well cut. but do M beat to =
froth.
Add half cup water n sugar to suite
taste. Strain and serve In glass with
Jumps of Ice.
A patient who might otherwise have
been nauseated with mention Of nourtsh-
ment In any form can be given from two
to nix eg1 whites in = day without his
knowledge.
FOR COLD. TN LUNGS.
Nix three psyts melted lard. two partA
camphor gufp. one part t~Nrpentine. To
be- used externally.
Coa oil ear 10 used instead OF lard:
Z It stronger. / think.
Nix we'll and bottle and II u ready for
immediate une. I usually make enough At
one time toslast several years.
II cold seems very tight. rub ON chest,
and cover With : warh nannel. Mrs. Earn
conc n1sTmaDx4 cAxns.
For Father. II He olnokes-Substituts
sciEars Tor candles ON his cake:
Place hot mashed p~otaEoesson q plate Ia
|tha form q : cake, d insert 4 . wteners
~ n suprtght position for eqnAlsss
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