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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09
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| z. J. Peters and Mrs. Katherine
nesday where they attended the fun.
eraI of Mrs. Kracht's brother, Paul
Schippman.
| Miss LeOna Firth went to the par.
entail, Clas. Firth, home near Wall
Lake Saturday for her vacation. Miss
Firth has been teaching school two
miles south of West Side.
Mrs. Aug. Voss and Dewey and Yer
ma visited relatives in Denison We'd
ncsday. Miss Maurine Hamley re,
turned home with them for a visit.
Mrs. Albert Caldwell and baby were
passengers to Vail Wednesday.
Mrs. Fl. II. Sievers spent the first
OF the week in Arcadia caring for her
mother Mrs. John Steinhauer who has
been quite ill.
Miss Grace Tarpy left Tuesday for
Cedar Falls, where she viii attend
summer school
John Kruse's orchestra played for a
childrens day ball at Manning FRI
day.
Mrs. p. II. Dohse and daughter Hen
rietta visited at the BrOckman home
in Arcadia Saturday.
Mrs. A. Is. Patterson and children
of Ncmaba, arrived Wednesday for
visit with relatives and friends in
West Side They returned home Sat
urday
| Miss Carrie Baxter visited at the
II. II. Sievers home from Friday to
Saturday. She has been visiting at
the Robert Atherton home near Mis-.
souri, Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicholson and
daughter, Pearl, were Denison shop
pcrs Saturday.
Miss Rosetta Steiner, who has been
teaching near Manning, arrived home
this week for her vacation.
Leroy Dohsc hauled hogs TO Aug.
Voss Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Sievcrs, of Carroll, spent
the week in West Side.
| Pete Brockson was a west bound
passenger Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Smith, of South
Dakota, arrived Wednesday for a Wis
| it at the Albert Caldwell home.
The John Kruse orche&tra played
for cllildren's dance at the five mile
house Sunday.
Mrs. John HagGc, Mrs. Jacob sMumm
and son Willie were passengers to
Denison Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Stincr who has been
teaching at Sloan, Ia, has arrived to
spend her vacation at the parental
Ernest Stiner home.
The children of West Side and vicin-
ity have been enjoying the first
week of vacation with free movies
every night. Manager Hueschcn has
had some very interesting pictures
for them.
Mont Campbell was Denison pas
scnScr Saturday.
Misses Clara Evers and Josie Welsh
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09

her friend, Mrs. Brodersen, at Deni-
son last Tuesday.
J. II. Spence, A. L. Winans, Loyal
Winans, Leta Wescott, Mrs. M. Patch
in Mrs. Westcott, Mrs. Ann Winans.
Mrs. Carstenscn e. X. Patchin, G. w.
Whey, NJ. p. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
o. Myers and Maynard Hunt attended
services in Denison last Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Newcom and Vir-
Gil, Mr. and Mrs. +. Newcom and lit
tic daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Fisher
visited at the John d. Newcom home
Sunday afternoon.
The Deloit motorists are carrying
large display advertisements of our
coming carnival on the backs of their
autOcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Newcom and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Newcom attended the
haccalaurcate sermon in Denison
Sunday evening. We are happy in the
thought that one more Deloit student
is to graduate from the Denison Nor
nal this week, Mr. Lorn Patchin. We
congratulate him on his success.
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The Dcloit garage is now in run
ming order, fully equipped for repair
work and the sale of new autos.
Mrs. Coda Waite and Mrs. Lizzie
! Ransom, of Denison. visited Monday
of last week with their friend, Mrs
Hess, and went to visit the graves OF
| their loved ones at the cemetery. They
are daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Bowen. once residing here.
John d. Ncwcom is in poor health
and was quite sick part of the week.
His many friends hope lie will con.
time to improve.
J. w. Hickman and S. w. Strectcr,
old soldiers, went to Dcnson Monday
to attend the memorial exercises.
Electric lights were Put in the hall
last week.
Plans have been laid to entertain
the people at the carnival in Dcloit on
July LIST. ID and Sd. Everybody come
and have q good time.
Among those attending the dccora-
ton exercises in Dcnison were Mr.. and
Mrs. !. O. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Firman
Newcom. Mrs. S. Browne. Mrs. J. a.
Halbcrg, Mrs. r.. c. DobsOn and Miss
Eunicc Dobson.
Mrs. II. G. Dobson and Mrs. J. w.
True have been having their buildings
repaintcd.
Grading was being done on the
school grounds the latter part OF the
week to level the yard.
Arthur Spence returned from Oma-
La Saturday evening. His damage
~ In
settled without trial, Arthur receiving
$10,500. His many friends are glad
he was thus successful, but he should
havo had more.
Mrs. Lola Justice and children visit
cd at the G.. w. LandOn home part of
last week.
Mrs. James McKim accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Fink to Lake Okoboji
last Friday.
A lnrge crowd gathered at the wa
ter Friday afternoon to witness the
baptismal services of the Methodist
church. when about twenty-five per
sons received the rites Of baptism by
immersion. sprnkling and pouring,
the greater number being immersed,
Rev. Ralston officiating.
Rev. Frank Johnson, Of Johnson
Vile, and family attended the baptis-
NAL services here Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Berglund and son
and Andy Barthman autoed to the lake
Sunday.
Peggy Robertson spent few days
last week with her aunt, Miss Flora
Robertson, at Denison.
Mrs. j. r. Spence returned home
from Council Bluffs last Monday, &C.
companied by her niece, Miss Eva Mill
er.
Mrs. Margaret Richardson spent a
few days last week with her niece.
Mrs Laura Noakes, while her daueh-
ter. Miss Clara Richardson, visited
4 few days with her aunt, Mrs. Jane
Johnson.
Tho little four year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Darling was unfor-
tunatc in trying to break calf to
ride last Thursday. They had a calf
that was very gentle to lead and the
little fellow had played around it for
quite little. 1t seemed the calf had
been turned loose for the first time on
that day and the boy conceived the
idea that he would like to ride it, and
the calf ran and threw him off. throw
ing his elbow out Of place and splin-
tering the bone below the elbow. max
ing bad fracture. 1t is hoped the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09

AS the ocean liners lave their names
painted in big letters on their sides
to ward Off attacks, they will perhaps
think they can now run at u high rate
the iceberg fields.
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There is growing sentiment that
no more nonsense should be taken
on the Lusitania case, and that a del
egation of military colonies should in
wade Germany without delay.
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Otto Henning transacted business in
Schleswig Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Munster visited
friends between trains Thursday.
Miss Dora Mundt visited at Schlcs.
wig Thursday.
Mrs. J. Eabe, who has been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grell
the past week. returned to her home
in Schlcswig Thursday.
Rev. Y. Wolfram and Rev. c. liunsC
attended the conference OF the Iowa
district of the Lutheran church at
Clarinda .Iunt LIST to 9TH.
Ricketts, baseball team met the Viii.
low strong team at Willow Sunday
and came home with the bacon by a
score of "a to II.
p. II. Clausscn took in the barn
dance at Henry kuefC's Saturday eve
ming.
The dance here Saturday night vas
well attended, parties from All the sur
rounding towns being present.
A quiet wedding was solcmnizcd at
the Soldier Lutheran parish house on
and Miss Martha Baak were pronounc.
ed man and wife by Rev. Theo. VOL
fran.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cervcny have
had their little girl christencd by Rev
Thee. Wolfram. She was given the
name OF Dorothy Margaret.
The Sunday school children held
their annual picnic Sunday in the city
park. A very elaborate dinner was
served and the little ones enjoyed
themselves in playing games in the at,
ternoon.
The following shipments are report
ed for the week: Nye. Schneider. FoW-
Ter Co., l car OF corn to Council Bluffs ::
j, II, Dethlefs. 3 cars of hogs for Cuda-
ny, Wis, and Henry Dorale, ! car OF
hogs to Chicago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09

When Il young woman appears with
Il hole in her stocking, there is q gen
cral feeling that her mother isn't do
ing her duty.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09

When the warning powers get one
of the American notes, it is believed
that they at least read the postmark
before dropping it in the waste bas-
ket.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-09
The Rocks Avoided

We have saved millions Of
rim.cuts. blowouts and loose
treads by features exclusive to
Goodyears. We have brought
you security through our piano
wire base.
Our AIl.Wcather tread
exclusive to Goodyears has
minimizcd puncturcs. tread
wear and ckidd:ns. It is tough
and very thick. The grips are
sharp-cdged and rcsistless.
All these projections the
best ever dcveloped-are in
Goodyear Fortified Tires alone.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
DARIUS

The neigh a. horse made n.a-i,,s
King o. Persia the 81 rnn,ana,r,..
Rowers 70, the throns agreeing smnus
themselves thar The one vhnse hnrse
shouio neigh first should nassess IN.
Kingdom This ancieut mefhna ~
SetSiins disputes amnns pnlisir,ans
could he revived with p~nfi ,na.x
Z our PARTISAN Factions snf neftv nn,.
iticiSns could only settle fhelr a,s
nutss b. the nsigt o. a hn-ss N.
bars o. a DOS ur the bray Of 8 aons,,s,
would 1t a great BLESSING ann ,rnnls
GIVE our citizans oefrar ounn~un,,rv
70 pursue the vacations a. fnausr--,.
re- ron political strife
La thoss who ptcs unlift,,l ,,,,,,,,.
os RAISING rows sno who fsssh svn~as
dripping N the hlood o. inai,sr-, an,
osrsssno thar shey csnnnt n1rr ~,
pnnhr forum into political a-ans sns
by a clast az personal ssnt-,,s,,,,,.
SKI NE hsmmsr snd stop the nscs
sno thai Shefr uusr-sl nust m, sats,.<
N shs bach sileys o, aivilisssia.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
~rASSlNss rAF RAr.

PASSING the hat. pasS5ns tee hat,
Someone forever GEES busy a. thai,
On. 81 seems useless e S,russlc ana
strain, al our epaesvor * hopeless
and van when ~'e have gathered s
smsn slender ron. hoping 70 3ay in
some cordwoc6 ~ coal. hoping 70
pprchase some fonr ana some Srnas
hoping 10 DAY TOT the rcaa,--nsas
d0Ss hopiRs q purchase s. bono sor
the cat someone comes chcer1uls
passing the hat paSSins nc hsf
thsi the buns may he warm. nasSins
he hst sor some noble reform mss
ms he hss sor the Fellows Who fail.
passing the hsi 20 remodel the sail
FssssiDs ths Nonnes for fhfs o. rn-.
thst someone forever raSSius the
hat Dts ~ vour hundle and hand
opt your rol}--r Won aorr give Won
s-e backing soul Uhss 81 he zee;
o. your children s~e hare, What 81
Tour wife hiss no co-set, Whas q
your granny : Weeping Tor shoes
What Il the grocers demandins rs
dues Someone VIII laugh 81 such
sostc s. 5hst someone who's ma-rily
passing The hss PASSING shs hal fn-
rhs pink lemonade. PASSING she Ia
Tor 8 mora crusade. passing me ha1
"a evtinguish the rat SOMEONE Tor
ever = rs>sine the hsi -Wrnn Mason
a. ra-u journal
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
~sSnx~rs Sa>n~>NSn

More thsn hsl q hundred legs
actions have eeen terminated sncres.
folS under the Snerses Amendment
70 tne Food and Drugs ACT. witch
Ssschfesss fssse and Fraudulent claims
~ e fhe curative a. therareut,e e.
sects a. dross or medicines. f,riulpsl
prosecutions seains, the msuuf.s-
tu-e-s we're brought IN 2s csses. Nui
n 81 INSTANCES Tire rsfse,s and rrnr-
usents sseesed medicines were sell
60 ~htk n Interstate ccmmerce
Claims made BY the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cor the curative powers a. fhese
preparations ranged from tuhercr-
Josh. susliros- and diphshergs 70
coughs. cclds. and scslp diseases. a
usmeeS o. Other criminal p-esecr-
stops and seizures s-s pending a.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
THE VITAL PROBLEM Of
AGRICULTURE

There : 10 ssc&sans ne make
problem sne The AlShss, &c aisuman
~ Ss-7cusurs ~ll 10, Re Si4Alres
ansl Il y solved. fa- make,
IS s. necssssre to- ne n-aeucel
IS isne on which 70 s-ov lis e-a.
S-ove-nme and Educational lnsu
susioHs have sFsus $50 900 900 n ths
United States dG-iEs sAs pxs; ses
ves-s Tor Improving 40 p-Aspe.las
AND improving SEEDS and plAnss Au-
very hssls attention and isss nanss
has been given q shs uI-keeius so,
~ sericulsu-s
The prooisu Is nouu neu1M On,
sne one Which VII usva- re SILVA,
onsi u gers within shs g-xsv a. 4
s1sSngts Organization where russ,ss
minos CAL concent-sss hi eamNsnef
experience AND wisdom o. he &C,
upon T. Z Is & problem v.N,ch n,
Ts-'ma-s, merchants bankers asf-n-
and statesmen mus. urifs p sn,,-sne
The Farmers Tninr ssanas sr~ Al
theHe Is IT. farming ron ths mos
scientific methods O. seer seierrinr p
The most systematic ant n-nfrsN,l
pisns o. marketing ou; Goes poi be
iieve n promoting ons u ne perleso
q The oshes We cnnside, he vro-a
o. rsrH oemonssra5nrs valnslle sns
We Ssh sha' soverumeuta snd rnn
msrcial agencies seeSins u helr ia
continue 70 give Us shei- assrsfapr,
snn sSvics. nug We heiiavf thst n. ID
innuence should ne extannao n N,
ma7setiHs sioe o; our fa-n problems
also
We csnnos hone u oevalon mann
fscturins b. ovs~-producunr ~ me
i'scforS We cslnnos hund " me-oap
Tie enterprises By ths merchants lnns
ins their shelTss Win su~nlus enna,
~no No mors can We oevslng ar--,cn,
t'irs By slutting The marsei win t,
surplus o. lsroduuss.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14

on The flowers and young fruit trees
rhc water stands 20 feet deep. reach
ing to the very roofs OF homes and
covering the great stretch of land
like one vast sea. the waves rolling
aud beating ruthlessly. snatching one
building after another from it's foun-
dalton to dash Il into thousand
pieces
These floods remain on the land
Tor sin or seven months. preventing
the possibility OF crop for that
wear
And yet they will tell you that
there Is n reclamation board which
secs that the levecs along the river
banks are built So high that there
IL no longer danger OF flood" You
are assessed from SsS to $50 an
acre, annual reclamation tax aud Won
have your foods just the same.
Last winter there had been an
unusual fall VI snow up in the mouu-
tains and in February when that
snow melted. swelled the rivers to
raging torrents which fairly laughed
at the leveeS considered 50 all-Sut-
0oicnt by the reclamation board.
there followed one Of the worst
aooas ever Known In the valley. ac-
Noun, W which was suppressed that
prospective buyers At the exposition
might nor Ne scared out"
This WAS an open secret. admitted
With ohuckle by OLD settlers. For
YOU must Know. No matter what the
state may SAY. the fact remains tas
new settlers have discovered 10
;heiv SorrowN tina; the old CaNforui-
az &>NS not extend slad hand "
weNNNnse ~ the intrUdins new settler
TAiS siti;vGe toward the small hav-
eyS ~ ;Ae preSea, dSy; these many
small items which 60 10 make w
o,,ss tort, tAis ceSlSmStion which does
n.,i reclaim vet which taxes - heS,-
~, aSas ~ these things IS men
tSSaed by TIE California real estste
aeD. The Nsysr % moderate means.
We; Ns;s Soal - dream. thinks ne
asS eo0nd tAe realization of his
dreams sra with sloWins heart
oroSse> ne Continent - this ~lSud %
SolSen SelSSAt" - discover too lake
;Aa' al Is ~; sola that slit,o->"
eo- verify
TAuS between Sc0dS sSa6Sfo-a.>
sra Sun-AsSes desert land. WhaA -s-
euireS = fortune eor the irrigation a.,-
solutec demanded 81 order - mako
& HcoSCce the new settler goes dow
iEeo tAe hlscS depths - after ae>
pan TWlCR STING
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
S",N~sstui nsir,tns.

"N>n many ds,r> men IN the rs.
ton WORN wear in and wear cut With
oNt an, rroe, for themselves. while
others conduct dair>snS At $ s,>,>s
nrNrnt, said r,SeS,den, y Z. Null. "
the National Nsir, linton. in = sre,>,A
At the no,se tSir last week We had
hoped Il, Ne favored With sn address
by Mr.. H0N st tAiS place. as Manager
SehWts, " the Ssrm Markets Nepsrt-
men, hal partially arranged fov SeV-
ersl oaee;,Nss u ~ addressed Nv NJ
HaN IN this ss>,tiNR ~ the state. bat
the gentleman Nss suddenly cslle,a
10 his Nome IN MSSAissR ~ srsg>nvt-
snt business aud the meetings N,aaS
Not be held
Scesktns ~ ss>resSfal Sair,ins
Mt NNN sn one " ans addresses
ssta.
"A Farmer should Know Whist COWS
sre profitable ana those tAss are ~
pNo6tssle.
Instead ~ teeslns easatstS ~
Heed 10 s steer tAst viii pr>asSre Ia
cents worth ~ meat. feei Il 4, :
dssr, COW and Il vii pr>r.ssce 5
reand ~ batter worth IS 10 60 cents
The dsference in tNe vslue ~ the
t~o Is ~ neSA IN fsvor ~ asSrrins
thsS & more tAsn makes 10 eor the
difference IN he smopRt a RNor
cnst
The sane smo0Rt - Feed tAs3
rs>c5sceS = $50 steer 81 suf5cient 10
prcSsce 500 worth ~ max IRON
asiy> So~. snS tire owner hsS the
asiTN So~ left whereas the man Who
scae the seeev hsS only the $50 he
steer sclS eor.
The dsif, So~ VII guarantee yoe
a scesSy cash income No osher line
a. fsrmins psSs ss o'en s. asir~ins
GOES
when YOU cees STEER * IS =
sreculsrion Wheeler the carcass
~fhen Won sell :, ~lll return 70 Won .
profit HpS ~'hen Won tee6 8 asi,~
GOV Won sei cash return IRON 81
y~'tce DAY
Some men sre resl asi1vmer and
make proft Others are onl, cov
keeper SIC lcse money
Three thinss essensisl for seccess-
tsa SsirSdRs sre ~ Follows.
''eccd So~rs. good seeS and enough
~ d. go sAes right sorv o. csre
One kind a. GOV converts reeS
into eeef ~ nct keen her tor asii-v-
ius
One Kind a. co~ corverrs FEED
into mir she r dsir- GOV she
T. Tire one rcu vrsni 20 keen for
dsilyriRs
"sncther KIND a, GOV makes ra,-
thsf eeet nor miR Sell her uutcS,N
'Ncu rees COWS thst make YOU
scScess'Ul business --dssryrr~n Too
snsrS neu sre Seepins nnprofrahle
So~S
''6set sccs si-ss Poor si-es 'r-r-
dccs So~s ths, VII prove - es .
scss e. sheir owners
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
First National Bank of Jerome,

various Federal courts throughout
the United States because VI alleSed
violations VI the Shsv,oN Amend.
meNt s'mi,sr 10 those which have al
vNsaN been tried, The otssc,alS chars
III With the Enforcement " the t,>,>a
Sad drugs Sc; are NJ ,Ae opinion that
he evils " 'Ae patent Hse>icine bust
ness Nsa Be stopped NalN by he saoSs
drastic SSi*ne.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
CAlnos>asS SscxrT
W ri-ce tcr pceS ySs-mer p>rln-s.,
W-it-r.

To she sdiSnr a. the Pinneer Press
N = MOI gold thai slitters" may
tru,htulS 4ppls "a the stare a. Calf
f0rnis
Who hiss no, read snd delighted n
the beautifully photographed hook
sess sen, ouS hy the California hand
agents "a lure the unwary-
and, aiso how msr.y have sBappes
az ths shining hat and have gone n
the hand a. promise only 70 ana q
another hsdesr D. q mo- time she
't~uth were being TOLD ahout shfs ne
fsrious swindle. Too man, have a.
-sassy suns their littls al a. thss In
ms game
Therefo-s sitter three years a. pa--
sonsl sxrertence and close ahsa-vs-
ton. We would Ia the sar-af o.
California ne known. 70 warn sssav
the new setsssf "a le, him know ma
California r. Tor the millionaire nnly
Unfortunately. one canno, aaf -
ther climate o. SCENERY. much les
live on chem. and q man WITH huf q
Few thousand would snou ssa-ve N
sunny California What chsnrs.
then, Tor q rcor farmer.
W the great Sscramanro valley
the isnd r. suited, 70 the mos dss-
ss'rous Hoods, which come. siT~ely a.
Rate, a. ssss, every third vesr. over
"heimins. drowning eve-ythins ev-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
NeyR SYSTEM

You WIN md m Kings New l.lrs
PIN mos, satisfactory lsVaslvs H.
rescssins the rcfsous ron vonr ~
tenn. sccumulsted v-sste sn6 nnse-
ons Cause manifold ailments unless
Recessed Dizziness. srnts before shf
sves, essckress snd . miserable see.-
tne generally s-e indtcs ttons fNaf vnr
reed IN King New g.iss pTfs Tsl-s
q dose tcnisht srd YOU viii sa<ra~,-
ence e~tetnl -el,ef ny naa~nins
S6c
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14

PURGE (strained tomato Cook for a
few minutes until smooth then add a
half cupful OF grated cheese. and
when melted halt cupful OF milk.
mixed With beaten egg Season we'll
snd serve on sailed waters
Sailed Blanch two
ounces OF almonds and cut in shreds
lengthwise Saute in a tablespoonful
" butter until brown Mix two table
spoonfals OF cucumber pickles
chopped. one tablespoonful OF Worces-
tershire sauce and one OF chutney.
With few grains OF salt Add to the
almonds and cook three minutes. stir.
ring constantly Mash cream
cheese and season with salt and pa
priSa Spread unsweetened crackers
With the cheese and nuts
Pineapple Sponee.-Best the yolks
~ three eggs and add the grated rind
~ one lemon with the juice. half cup
MI ~ sugar and few grains az SAT-.
COOK IN q double boiler stirring con-
sisntly until the mixture begins 10
'hicsen Remove from the heat and
sdd two-thirds 81 s cuptul OF pineap-
PIE and one and a half tsblespoonfuls
~ gelatin. which has been soaked fit-
teen minutes IN three tablespoonfuls
- cold water Set the pan in iced wa
Ter and when the mixture begins TO
;aieSsn add oae-hslt eupful Of heavy
cream beaten su1 snd the whites Of
'A7ee eSss oestsa s;i1 Turn into
-saoy raold which has been dipped
oo'a Vs,er and chin thoroughly Gar
ISL vita pineapple snd cgaaiea cher.
-eS
French dressing made as follows
sta ihics sVee; cream added Is es-
7eeianv sood served With Sliced ca.
,1nSe-s Use three tah,espoons uls q
81. one - vinegar. q Aalt tezspoonNal
- sat ;e2spooa:ul 81 powdered
s.ea- s dAsA - cavt-re and uhsa
ven aiXea So 81 th-es tshlesr.ooa.
as - VAi7qea cream sour cream
r&y .,s gsed
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14

The toltvine Is s sisA uNtsN N
oelShi The eve IS vel 6 re n.,,..
and one Which nav Ns use q. 60
occasions tos company
Take tws Gals g. clans -
oun7ts q: fresh ones = soa Az -
'una's enough 70 procure them al.
enough ~a1er 70 make fasr epre.l.
az houia CooS tAres sshleSn,,- ~.
q hu'ier untn brown saS ;A-ee "a
han taAiespooufuls o. aou- .-s -
unu- snooA Pour o. s-ssn.rr
ne CLAN v'a5e- and slnue- - --,-.
u'es Season viii sai, ana ns,--s,
sne tus' before servsns sAs 4 ,sns,,
% rich nilk or thin cream
vegetable soua-vpssN ara 49,.
: small osrrot cus 81 n sn.....-.
, - wise and then n Tin So.
ash sno pare and cus s ts--f- i.
ne same sized Pieces y,-e.,~,
sooo'sizes potssces fthe~s sAo,,s
cUpsul and har ~ st..s -.
t'esl and . hAlt cunful - -
zee hno Slice onelhag onion A., -
me Fesefaoies excep; re o,......
ano cook IN four tsAlespaor,sls afN..
~ stirring constantly AAs ~, -
'htoes cover and caak ~, -.
then ADD one QUAR- a. no, A.',.s
~sfe' and simmer ~ hour s.,, -
shoon "a make snootA .,b -
WI III ~ parsley Ss,,e- ~ -
oI eech scur dish Season ~ 80
fo1e taking ~. -
S'es" o. Torsse ssss-s>,,,
nat can a. ,omstoes vitl s,n. ,S.S
sl'ce o. ouinr and fws r,,s. s'oVeA
,uh o. choppee s-em penrs- .Nt'>
nss been cooked fvs mime, ..'N
= tablespoonful o. hutse, .,f "
spooninl a. sugar Season 80, 90,
s"o rec penres Ss~sir -. -
INC % minutes snd sas /, scs,,, COY '.
'essroonful a. soda sher Da,. 49, 2.
. eesr' a. ROB min sins , ~, s '..s
.eo'espcoufuh each o, aoe, -, - ,oss
'es. cooked sosetSsr 'ne See
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14

Tomato Rareblt.
Put q table
spoonful OF butter
into n saucepan
and when bubbling
hot add a table
spoonful OF flour.
when smooth add
a cupful OF tomato
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
THEMpSHEN
E6ABLNEE

An passing few are they VINO speak.
Wild stormy month! in praise OF
thee.
Yet though thy winds are loud and
bleak
Thou art welcome month TO me.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14


beginning .. q neal
One sho1lt have N
hand q tev canned
soups which uAv Ae
quickly ss-ved When
ne need ARISES Sacs
SOUS are more exgsn-
sivs han IRE average
housev'te feels she can
use OTTER Su; 8; IS vise
q Nfrf Sr-N 4 &c.,.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-10-14
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