Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-28
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Dear Sisters Of the Social Corner;
u am sending you . collection o. re-
cipes and aAHaonitiong copied from
The American Frugal iieHsswlfs. ne
STANDARD cook beck Of eighty years
Every member OF household should
earn ana save. TINS mG@d can kfsat, ana
80 can the children, nc ia better that
children should be picking biaekbaF-
Fies at six cents q quart than wear
Ing our their clothes Ia FAnlpiHG,
Children and old folks can braid
straWs for their bennets and hats.
Where turkeys and geese are Kept
they can make feather fans and heertb
broofns OF the left wings, Don't thFew
nsed by the left-handed.
II Is bad aeonoHy TO buy eggs ~
you want them. Laid down In lime
water they can be kept three years.
II you live In city, get q friend
IN the country to furnish you with
butter, lard and eggs when. they are
cheapest Put them down for winter
use.
Buy your WOODEN yarn from some
ono In the country you can trust.
When feather beds get heavy, empty
them into a tub Of suds: wash thor
onghly and spread them In the attic
to dry.
Rags of all kinds should be care
fully saved, Waste paper brings one
cent a pound; "a penny saved Is
penny earned Save the backs or OLD
letters to write upon (that was be-
II your children are learning to
write, buy a coarse white paper by
the quantity and keep II locked up.
ready 90 give out for writing books
That will reduce the expense OF paper
greatly.
Hard gingerbread is good to have
raHl
Good housekeepers will make thefI
own Rochelle salts. They are quite
as good as what they will pay five
times as muck for done up in papers
A spoonful of ashes stirred in cider
will prevent sickness at the stomach
Excepting fer company. nutmeg car
be we'll dispensed with in making frit-
tiers.
Preserves are unhealthy. expensive
and useless to those in good health
Economical people VIM seldom use pre-
serves except for sickness
The cheapest meat to buy 10 thai
which will SO farthest when cooked
| ed,
II You have more eurrants thar
money make your own wine.
| If you must buy butter and lard
| shortcake - not economical II yot
have plenty Of sour milk or butter
milk. 1t Is we'll to make shorteake rol
L S0lkhaAs
Never break eight eggs for a custarS
pie when six are enough for any COM
mon use,
| Before making q Wedding cake, le
your purse decide sensihly which o
the three recipes for wedding cake yoN
win follow, These are; A Rich Wed
ding CakeS 4 sim Richer Weaains
Cake, and A Coed bat Common We'd
diAg Cake
/ II Ia not known 10 every house
keeper, We believe. that snow ts an eN
eelleAt substitute for eggS either II
Nud0ing or pancakes, Two laFs'
speeASf(A viii sunply the place et "a
esq and the article Il II used In WI
DO EQUALLY good, The Snow may b
taken frNM any clean spet before
Ia wanted and win net lose tts virtW
I-thaNgA the sooner 1t Ia used IN
| hettNN This may not be an uAAe
eeAtaNle piece ef Information 10 man
as anew usually tails at q seasel
when eaee are dearest
HeNt WiShes 90 all the slSeerN an
hope yeN Win have large gatAerlA
At the Norwich fair
Wouldn't Il have been nice II W
could have had a Grand exhibit Q
IAeeAleWeFk, cake NrNaa, preserves, e('
frWM tNSt the Social Corner Sisters
| GRANDMA,