The Palatka news and advertiser., 1915-04-16

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Recipe for an Interlachen Cake.
You must have room, not very
small,
So there's ample space to hold it all;
Or better still, if warm and nice
weather,
A porch is good to mix all together.
1t must not be so hot as to cause a
sizzle,
For if you do it will be fizzle.
Have it well fortified with good,
Meats
And there'll be no danger of turn
coats.
Take extra precaution there's no
frosty air
And the result will be fine with
proper care.
Gather the ingredients from hill to
vale
That are well known or else You'll
fail
Be wise in your selection for much
depends
On the best of Stock, how this cake
ends.
You must use discretion and be quite
Wiley
And not select those that make it
rily.
Not one of these must be parbiled
For they're not grown up rank and
wild;
Years have been spent in cultivation
And transplanted here from all crea-
ton.
A thousand Frances is none to dear
For the price of this cake which |
have here.
1t requires no heating, as many cakes
do
But needs some Curry and spices,
too.
The cup you should use for all meas
ure
Is one that will always give you
pleasure
1t is called a Jill-lett US give it a
trial,
l am sure you will use it all the
while.
Much depends on the Baker to be
on Time
So its properly cooked in time to
dine;
For no one likes their cakes all dough
1t is better far to Burn-ham you
know.
If it proves to be rare have sense
to turner,
If painfully burned call DR.. Woerner.
1t needs a Mann to make it complete
To superintend so its fit to eat.
If made in a ROLAND not to stiff
1t can be made in less than a jiff,
1t needs some wit and with Andrews
Brush
And Jones' and perhaps, get enough.
Coburn will furnish a merry laugh
And perhaps the rest will donate half,
We expect some of course from De-
Tillie
But not enough to make it silly.
I'm stirring this batter don't be
Hasting
Or the flow of talk will thus be
wasting.
The Millers will grind with perfect
ease
Their share of banter which is sure
to please
And Tro1t-man perhaps will be the
one
To furnish wisdom and Haugh-ton,
Which with speeches mixes in well
Aided by Lathrops, Leonards, and
Corthell.
This cake can't possibly be a failure
When it is stirred and stirred by Fra
zier
Even if in the dough there is a
Barratt
And there is no sign of tabby cat.
1t is sure to be good with one
Ewing
And plumbs of joy that many bring,
1t will Foster life, there is no ques-
ton,
With plenty of laughter will aid di-
gestion.
You will get some help from An
derson
In devouring this cake when it is
done
But may get tangled in Webb-er a
jam
And solicit aid from Sandersan.
If it is frosty, Thawburn it mite
Just so it is pleasant when taking
bite.
If the Townsend a person to help
in the art
Have Grace in your bosome to give
her apart
The last most important for half a
day
To be a success must in Rum-lay
In selecting the Ware from silver to
tin
Any thing is good to bake it in.
This delightful mixture which you
make
With all our aid you McCauley cake.
And Sherman will add victory to
crown
Our pleasant farewell to all in town. !
Mrs. CORA BURNHAM.
MIR. Plnkley's Grievance.
II wouldn't O. had no trouble wifi de |
ner nobody" said Mr.. Eras-
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