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Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
GREETINGS FROM GALA LILY.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Like
Aunty No. l, I thought the Social Cor
ner page looked rather deserted by the
Sisters; perhaps like myself some had
extra spring work on hand. I'm thank
full it's done now.
Aunt Abby: Haven't heard from you
since we took our jitney ride. Didn't
we have a good time in general?
Pickerel: Why did you keep so quiet
about your membership? You could
have made one more to the party. Come
along with us to the Doctor in June.
Pansy: Your poetry in Saturday
paper was like lots of mothers. Their
children must not have company on
account of extra work. My son takes
his chum to the bungalow each week
end with US for his company. Chill
dren must have their company as well
as parents. 1 entertained five extra
ones to Sunday dinner. Why not give
the young ones equal rights in the
house?
Dom Pedro: Don't see why you have
not received the card. You haven't
answered my letter to you SO long ago.
Guess in your sickness you must have
forgotten about it. Hope you feel bet
ter.
Aunt Hester: Was glad to see a
letter from you.
Poinsettia I was glad to get your
letter. When 1 go where can 1 shall
try and find your mother.
l must tell the Sisters in general /
had a scrap book given to me for my
Social Corner recipes. It came all
gummed-only have to take a damp
cloth and wipe down the page the
length of clipping and run your hand
over it and it is complete. A name in
side calls it q, Mark Twain scrap book.
It's great, and just what I've been
looking for since The Corner recipes
were started.
1 hope to be able to attend the pic
mic at Coventry lake; also the cele-
bration of Old Home and school week.
and meet some of the Willimantic Sis
tiers.
Best wishes to all.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29

as soon as they are old enough. They
should also, at different times, under
take the care of the table or of the
parlor, first. of course, being care
this way, as they get old enough, they
VIII be able to superintend the work
of the whole house.
In any case let some of their duties
be such as are conducive to the COM
fort of the older members of the fam
lily, and not only those which pertain
to themselves and their own belong
ings that they may feel responsible
ity and realize that all are dependent
on others for the comforts and neces-
saries Of life.
Above all else, let the plan Of house
work be a movable one. Many a wo-
man is altogether too good a manager
and has a mania for scrubbing brush
es and busters, that drives the mem
bers of her family nearly distracted
Keep Monday as a day for all needle
work, repairing, etc, and also try to
minimum of cooking to be done on
Tuesday, not only as a time saver,
but also because clothes will absorb
the doors of cooking
On Tuesday morning an early start
is imperative, for there is always some
work to be done before the washing
begins, and it is necessary to get the
clothes out to dry as soon as possible
The mistress must on this day under
take the care of the bedroom and also
wash the breakfast dishes, so that the
maid can devote all her time and at
tention to the washing.
On Wednesday the special work will
be ironing and putting away the clean
linen, first repairing such pieces as
require it. In small house it may
be one of the upstairs rooms can be
cleaned; but this will depend on how
much ironing has to be done and the
first consideration must always be to
get the clothes out of the way.
Thursday must be set apart for the
sweeping and general cleaning of the
upstairs rooms. Unless in constant
use it is probable that only part of
them will want thorough cleaning and
the next week the order may be re-
versed.
In arranging the work, Thursday
afternoon must be left free, being the
usual afternoon OUT and this fact
must be taken into consideration when
arranging the meals. This is a good
pertinent with some dainty dishes, for
Friday will be cleaning day-the
dining room, parlor and downstairs
rooms generally. Table silver will re-
ceive attention, stairs be swept and
pantries and cupboards be tidied. In
most: houses this viii be the busiest
day of the week, for it is not well
/ to leave too much work for Satur-
day.
June 18th would be the best day
for the picnic.
PAULA
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
NEW YORK STATE FRIED CAKES

Editor Social Corner: send in a few
good recipes:
Beet Relish-Cook beets, let cool;
one quart after chopped, one quart raw
chopped cabbage, one cup horseradish,
one-half teaspoon pepper, one-half tea
spoon salt. one cup sugar, good vinegar
to moisten. Very good.
Olive Oil PickIes-Twenty-fo good
sized cucumbers, one-half cup olive oil,
two-thirds cup salt, two tablespoons
mustard seed, vinegar enough to cover.
Do not cook.
New York State Fried Cakes-One
cup sugar, two eggs. one teaspoon of
salt, four tablespoons soft butter; beat
up light; one teaspoon soda dissolved
in little cold water, one large cup
buttermilk- Then add two cups flour
sifted with one teaspoon of cream tar
tar; add more flour as needed; one tea
spoon ginger or nutmeg, one teaspoon
cinnamon. After rolling and cutting
out, let stand about one-haIf hour to
rise. Boil in hot lard
MARY FRANCE.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29

Impressed on every wage Garner. Each
one should decide on a fixed amount,
if it can be more than fifty or even
twenty-five cents weekly and then this
amount should be laid aside each week
before anything is spent. Then-be
jl1st as economical as you can AFFORD
to be and try to save more to add to
your bank account.
But don't economic where you
can't afford 1t. Don't live in dis
reputable neighborhood to save rent
Don't eat spoiled food to save on
groceries. Don't strain your eyes to
save oil Wear old fashioned clothes
If must be- but save your health by
being warmly clad Save on the I'M
necessary things, but don't go with
out the necessities. Spend wisely.
THE POSTMASTER.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
THE POSTMASTER.
PLAIN CAKE, CREAM PUDDING.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis
tiers: May I join in your fun and be
one of you? I do like to read the So
cial Corner recipes very much.
l send e. few easy and good recipes:
Plain Cake-Drop two eggs into a
cup then fill up with cream; one cup
of flour and one seant cup Of sugar;
mix flour and sugar together with one
heaping teaspoon of baking powder;
then pour in eggs and cream and stir
well.
Cream Pudding scald two and one
cups milk in double boiler; mix one
cup sugar, one-third cup flour together
with pinch of salt; add two or three
beaten eggs; put into the hot milk and
when it thickens 1t is done. Then
flavor Watch that it does not lump
while cooking.
Simple Sponge CaLe-Three eggs,
one cup sugar, one tablespoon of wa
ter, one cup of -four sifted, one tea
spoon of baking powder and one tea
spoon Of lemon.
Polly Wiptergreen: I do not know
you, but you have my sympathy. Hope
you are on the gain.
SITNS77INE
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
A FEW SEWING HINTS.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Sis
ters: Here are q few sewing hints:
In dainty garments, where raw
seam would be unsightly, sew it up in
the smallest hemmer of your machine.
1t makes a very neat finish and is
much more quickly done than French
telling; and also saves one stitching
of the seam, which will amount to a
great deal in the days work
When the embroidery ruff1e of a
petticoat is worn on the edge, cut off
the shabby part and turn a narrow
hem; sew torchon lace as wide as the
piece which you have removed to the
hem. The life of the petttcoat will be
doubled and It's appearance improved.
SCOTTTE,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
A SAFE REMEDY TO TRY.

Editor Social Corner:-Those who
are troubled with gall stones know
what suffering is and how nauseating
a course of olive oil becomes in the
endeavor to overcome the trouble.
An old-fashioned doctor says gall
stones have been permanently cured
by drinking the water onions have
been boiled in, taking two or three
cups during the day. 1t may be salt
ed to suit the taste.
l realize for some patients the rem
edy might be worse than the disease,
but there are many who would find it
agreeable.
Those who can no longer take oil
might turn to this remedy with salts
faction.
THE CRANK
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
INQUIRIES AND ANSWERS.

POLLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
caAved and mailed to Peggy Anne.
TRQTTEE@Card received and for
SFae5ed to wildwood.
ENID writes from Havana: ST am
planning to return to the states next
month"
THE POSTMASTER-P Please send
in your full address. Story was re-
CeiYed. May be printed in due time.
EfDDY-We regret the song and
your penrnme became separated from
your story last week. It was a mis-
taxa made In making up the page.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
JOSIAH HAS A BUZZ WAGON.

Dear Sisters:-It seems as though
our page has kinder shrunk lately
But now that house cleanin is most
over, maybe We'll all find more time
for writin'.
We see Cornerites go flynn by our
house quite often, jest have time to
catch a glimpse of wavin' hands and
they air gone.
1 think it kinder made Josiah uneasy
as no do but he must have one of
theim air buzz wagons himself. And
sum day when he gifts 1arned how to
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
before breakfast will be beneficial to

before breakfast will be beneficial to
the stomach.
Nuts can be eaten even in the even
ing with salt and not distress one.
L. H. K: Stamps received. Very
many thanks for them.
Violet, Silver Sixpence, Peggy Anne
and all others from. whom I have re-
ceived cards, thank you for your kind
greetings and wishes.
Dom Pedro: You surely have my
heartfelt sympathy. I can imagine the
pleasure you received from your sun
shine bag. 1 hope you will soon be
strong and feel like your old self.
Best wishes to all.
DIANA
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
SATURDAY NOT BEST DAY FOR
GRACE.

Dear Cornerites One and ALL
have only a few spare moments, as
am about to start for Aunty No. rs.
I see Biddy is getting anxious in re-
gard to the picnic, and it is no more
then right we should let her know our
opinions at once. AS for myself 1
never know until about time to start
whether 1 can go or not, but whatever
date is set, if able to go, shall do so.
l admit Saturday is one of the worst
days for me to leave a large family;
but as Biddy says: let the majority
rule.
GRACE.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29

not come on the edge of the stairs. By
remembering this plan and allowing
the extra piece, the carpets will last
half as long again as they would other
wise do.
MERRY WIDOW
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
DIVISION or LABOR.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Where
There are children In the house, it is
well to make them responsible for
pertain daily dupties. Definite duties
for each cannot be given here, but the
girls should attend to their own rooms
-@@s m @ Npa SHw -
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
ANSWERS AND INQUIRIES.

POLLY wDTERGREEN - Card
game 20 hand and was mailed to
Wildwood.
READY Take from 10 and. add 2
TO and your double inquiry is an
Bwere6. >
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29

drive it reel well, mabe We'll start
out with yaller banners 8, wavin'.
Sally Muggins: 1 guess most of US
have bungalows and castles Gin our
minds), but sum how the letter that
went with your plans got sum of US to
thinkin' that yours had materialized-
Black Pansy: How do you like your
new house? Can't you come out and
attend the annual picnic?
Aunty No. l.: 1 reckon you have
lots of posies by this time. I have
had sum tulips and have planted half
a bushel of gladiolas.
Best wishes for all.
SAMANTHA.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
SOCIAL CORNER PRIZE WINNERS FOR MAY

$3.50
"care of the Nlswhat the Nails Di
Second Prize $3.50
for
fThTrd $1oo-
10 Aunt Hester for a Mix
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
COBWEBS ON HOME WALLS ARE NEVER
DECORATIVE
EVERY .womAN's OPPORTUNITY


eheac side of the
ADDRESS Norwich
$500 third
Award the lastsa turday in ea
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29

he hand of friendship in the Socia-
Corner spirit.
SISTER READY.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
USEFUL THINGS TO KNOW.

POLLY WINTERGREEl
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MAKING THE DOLLAR STRETCH.

Yantic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-24

Apoyando a Don Eengstiano Ca
rranza. 4 quien IA ~concedido IN re
cOnoc:mienro iHesperado hasCa para
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-24
POLITICA MENUDA
A

Hace muy pocos dias deciamos que
no tardaria mucho tempo sin que en-
~Dezaramos a d~escubrir 10 que hubie-
"a detras del reconocimiento de Ca
rranza, sin que supi9ramcs a cos
"a de cU&ntas infamias habia obteni-
do el ambicioso revolucionario Ia &
m;stad del gobierno americana. Pala-
bra de honor cue al externar esa
c~reencia SentiaElos Ia necesidad de
que a!guien nos desmintiera V hasta
nos pareci2 Que est&bamOS cXtreman-
DO nueStros rigores ' que recurria-
mes 4 las hip6tesis para basar nues-
tros ataques. Muy frecuentes sol
esaS incredulid&des en- Ia vida. GUAM
do tropeZamos con ~desgracias tan
grandeS que todavia las palpamoS V
0 parecen mentira. Nuy pocos
di2s nan bastado. sin embargo. para
convencernos de que estabamos
frente q una terrible realidad; el We
10 que cubria 10 deSconocido Sc ha
lido ~corriendO. Y POGO a POGO van OBJ
servando ~nuestros ojoS espantados Ia
verGad. Los hechos concretos van
suStituyendo 4 ia idea abstracta. pc
20 l6gica. que teniamos de Ia NAL
dad.
Carranza ACADIA de amenazar a las
ins5ituciones ~baacarias de Mexico
o cerrarlas 81 no Sc ajustan Z cier-
tas ~regulaciones imposioles de cum
p!ir en- esta tpoca De desequilibrio
econ6mico. Tai medida. dicen en-
Nueva York. tiene por objeto dejar
limpio Ell campo de los negocios en-
Mexico . una empresa de banqueros
americanos. Ali tienen ustedes va a
los judios reclamando su presa Y a
Judas dispuesro 4 entregarles a Ia
patria que vendio por los treinta di-
neros del reconocimiento.
No les fut precise a los Estados
Unidos enviar e~scuadras nj alistar
scldados para In invasion De Mexico.
Les h&st6 Seguir una po!itica de obs
trucci0n para los patriotas de MeXi-
co y De ayuda para los malvados. La
indignidad de tstos hara cuanto ha-
ga falta, hasta para falSear el espi-
ritu Hacional, pues va hemos visto CO.
mo excediendose en- suS bnenas dis
po]sicioneS los carrancistas van mas
ALA de sus compromises, Y quieren.
por simpatia para TODD 10 yanqui,
sustituir las corridas de toros por e.
baseball.
va veremos como dentro dc POGO
tempo prohiben tambien la ternura Y
la abnegacion dc nueStras mujeres. Ia
bellcza de nuestras ciudades, de nues-
ira terra toGa. el amor Z IL patria '
Ell quito por 10 grandc Y por 10 bello,
poruue no cuadrau con el espiritu del
gran pueblo americana.
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PUNTOS DE CONTACTO.

Refiere el genial Edmundo d'Ami-
els en- uno de sus ''E:ajes." que en-
cierto pals a~fricano, habia un sultan.
rcngativo. i-acundo y cruel como to-
dos csos despotas monarcas. que usa-
ba de una diplomacia especial. sui
eener:s, en- las disputas internacio-
males. Cuando algIn gobierno extran-
jero Sc Oponia 4 sus deSignios, la
maba a Su MiHistrO de Reiaciones y
le decia:
die 4 csc perro e~Xtranjero trefi-
ritndose al M!nistro del pals en- cues
ti0u), que 81 den:ro de tres dias no
Sc ~resuelve el asunto en- ia forma
Qre 20 Quiero, mandart degollar 4
toGos SIS compatriotas residences en-
este pals" POr supuesto que nj la a.
menaza iba 4 81 destino, nj Sc lie
gaba 4 cumplir deSpuGs De expirado
el plazo, pero en- Gambia, 81 las CO.
sas Salian como el sultan guerra, la
maba al Representative eXtranjero y
la soltaba este rezo entire carantonas
: pamemaS: ''Tu senior eS ell mas po-
leroso, el mas sabio Y el mas justo
de los monarcas de la terra Y sus
yasallos mis- amigos mas amados. Que
Allah los proteJ4 I todos.'
81 81 ilustre escritor italiano vi
viera, lie aconSeiaYiamos que Sc die
ra una yueltecita por estas regio-
mes, 81 guerra observar tipos muy iden
ticos al del sultan africano. lie d.
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CONE:N RIOS

Primer Magistrate de los Estados
Uuidos ha convertible al senior Carran-
70 de Jefe de an regimen preconsti
tuc;onalista. en- el Jece de IN gobier-
no de hecho. = sc dispone Z sostener
81 obra. no Dor 10 que lie importer
Mexico eI senior CarranZa. sino por
10 u le importa 81 reputation de
hombre Dablico : Primer Magistrate
&c IL gran Rep4blica del Norte.
No quiere c. senior Wilson que lie .
rroien sus enemigos politicos Ia de
mostracion plena de IN nGevo : ire
mendo ~fracaso, Y de ALI que este hoy
dec:Gido 4 solucionar eI problema ne
xicano. desarrollando I'm cimulo de
eaergias para sostenerse firme ea el
pa=o trascenden,al que ha dado.
y q. e Primer Magistrate que
Dor cerca de tres amos kizo labor de
d~isolucjon en- I'm pals amigo; que 70
menc6 las discordias; que declare. no
mace aun tres meses, que cl pueblo
mexicaao hula Z las montaEas para
s~a.rarse; despues de hacerIo "pare-
GER ante G! mundo entero como IN
pueblo que perecia de hambre : de
LesesDerac!6H COR culpa de Carrauza;
i. que no two .eparo en- ultrajar T.
so6eraria-lo que no sc atrevieron q
h4cer jamas otros mandatarios menos
aem6cratas-tl. 6! poderoso g~obernan
Il. esta firme y resueltameHte deei-
dido 4 poner fin Al caoS meXicano Y
sajvar al pals.
y para ~salvar!o, para poner fin 4!
caos Ell que ha vivido Ia Republica
mas de medic iustro; para hacer Ia
so1ada felicidat del pueblo meXica-
70. el Primer Magistrate 81 convier-
ta en- el defensor. en- e. sustentador
mas eficaz del hombre que IN decla-
RADIO jefe de I'm gobierno. y 10 provec
de pertrechos Y 10 proveera maHara
de crediro : dinero. para que aniqu!-
Ie . suS enemigos ' eStab.ezca n plZ
on IA Repjblica.
lima DaZ fcrozmente dictatoriai.
cor IA agravan:e de ser oDra de IN
fuerre poder eXtrano.
:. = :.
r. senior CarranEa IS e. hombre
Dloiico mas inconSiderado y egoiSra
de IA terra. Estrada Cabrera, q Il
=E II n--1Tna -nTI,nin- g.
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ruyU punto haNlan .lrEado esq mis-
mo iia.
RI General HUcrta i prnpuSO a
-r-uir avanlaudo aunquc tUrra len
tancnt". prro avanzando Slrmpre.
haSta rncontrarSe Dr. nu"No con =.
rurmigo. Su roiumna lIrNaba mas
de- um million lie lItru> i" aqua. cl!yo
"l"m"n.p r>caS"aba por complete
rn todo> los rumho> que iba atra-
Er>ando. F." iia !" ~llr=ar"n. pro-
rrinut"S de Torr"6n. algln"s ca
rios con ahunian,rs provi>ioniS.
Las iornadaS a trHy'S ID los IN
mrnSoS Y ,irSoIaio> a~rrualrS. - ha-
elan rada dia mas pr>a.iaS: prro Ia
'ropa rrSiStia yalrro>amrnt" loda>
la cati=a> y S"Guia marcIGan'io re-
si-naia Y danio rru"3a> d" 49, eS-
tolri>mo de- hI"rro Iir raractrrl-
"a 4. >ol!ato mrXicano. ruya alb
~nr@atiin y >uhrirdad No theme limI-
..>. ruauln los jrfrs QUE los man
dan son di-nos de- rSr honor.
No pa<6 ru>a i=ual con los pronr>
III" iban IN 81 trrn Il" r~rparario-
ms y lu" hasta - nrgaron a ST.
. -uIr dirlant" - Ia - les pr0p0r-
rionajan where's y :" I"S aumen-
laban To-, salaries qur iban ganan-
10. :" les dupljraron iirh0S sala-
/ rios. ' - uri"n0 lu" irsdr e>c iia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-10-24
PENSAMIESTOS.

Amar rs cncOntrar Ia felicidad
,rOpia Ell Ia frlicidad ajrna.
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Los cuatro srandeS maeStrOs del
hombre son: la famiIia. Ia iglesia,
trabaio y la experienced.
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- - -.

r. senior Carran2a IS e. hombre
ploiico mas mconsjGerado y egoisCa
de IA terra. Estrada Cabrera, cI Il
- q 0: pAIina s. cOIumau 3.
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PaSa a Ia pguins 8, cOlumna 3.