davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1916-11-16

~ ~ AN'lN
and not sunken and the legs soft
md not dr. and you can be sure
not To have cold storage goods.
Clean the fowl. Remove the large
slnews from the back OF the drum
stick near the first joint. STUFF thu
inside and also under the skin over
the breas' with your preferred c..:-
fling. Truss It and cover the breast
with a thin slice OF larding pork to
prevent II from getting dry In rnast.
ing Thon bake in "A medium oven.
Dasllns very often, until the turkey
~ cooked golden brown.
ODStcr StaiIUO-S soak a loaf OF
bread In milk ten minutes and
squeeze II. steam three dozen oysters
ABOUT three minutes, chop an onion
ana Try lightly In butter. Season to
TASTE and add a little chopped ptrs-
ley. Nix bread with the oysters sir
ring slowly and add I'VE ounces melt
cd butter, two whole cggs. and Juice
OF H l.Wop. MIN an together with a
.l''.g .'oet cream
tr.siHrt Stuf.iH0- Sp'jt With n
Fl''n ~ pounds of chcstnuls and
roast Thorn IN IN oven not too ho'.
Peel and put them into a large siucc-
pan, cover chcstnuts with who
'uck hdi a piece Of raw Geo ry and
leave them to cook some more
slowly, In order 10 keep them whole
as much rs possible. Drain ana let
them cool on, Have one pound ot
fat sausage meat seasoned with salt,
pepper and sage, mix with the chest
n"ts and STUFF the turkey.
Cranberry JelU-TO make good
Jelly the cranberres should NOT be Ton
ripe, Put in a saucepan two pourds
OF picked cranberries and onc-half
pound sugar, cover with water and
boil quickly half an hour, until IL
becomes thick and reduced h haif the
quantity. Then set aside on a dish
10 cool and servo whole or strained 10
"A PURGE and let COOL In a china mould
an day. Put in ice-box and mould
before serving. II we'll reduced II win
stand,
IcoSEt~g u a. LsuAp
The evening world., 1916-11-16

A GOOD turkey to be desirable should be plump and
~ lat and OF white skin. and the end OF the breast
= bone should bend easily. II should be Of medium
size or rather small for general family use.
select a small turkey. not too fat but quite neshy.
hon" the entire front part. leaving the breast skin as
long as possible. also the thighs. Diminish tho ,s,ck-
meas OF the nlcts aud placo these pieces where there Is
no meat. so az To oqualizc the thickness OF the meat.
Season tho inside OF the breast and stun with tho
following stunning: one pound forcemeat. four baked
onions minced. six sliced apples fried In butter four
rolls, ono egg soaked In milk with two spoonfuls sugar
ana celery -four. Season with salt and allspicc ana
pepper. Roast for an hour and a quarter 20 an hour
and II half. Al the last moment glaze. drum on and
unI-ssu tho prL ''
The evening world., 1916-11-16

Q ELECT a good sized ft and tender turkey. SINCE.
, draw, cut off the legs and ncck-not emitting to re-
move the lights. which would spoil tho sturing.
Soak a loaf OF bread in cold water. press the water
out, put into a basin; then take two large onions. chop
fne, fry this In butter. also some ham and half mound
OF sausage meat. When cooked add this TO your bread
Season with salt, pepper. thyme. sage. chopped parsley:
add four eggs. Mix we'll together. add four dozen OF
peeled and cooked chostnuts. MI the breast and body
o. the turkey to both ends very closely, truss firmly with
strong Irvine. roast for about two hours: do not forget
to bA ste as often ns possible
The evening world., 1916-11-16
VIM Thermometers Vdry.

VVyHEN NO know that 1t Is
w freezing cold,' and the
weather man tells US that IL
10 only a bit frosty. there Is a Ger
tain feeling OF annoyance present
within nos OF US. Our thermometer
tells us the cold" fact. and he quotes
the official indicator as several dc
yrees warmcr
The explanation Is due TO the
weather mans Thermometer hoiub
cased In Il kind OF box and placed
where II will not register the fun
force of cold or heat, but the average.
IL Is placed upon a tall building and
IN summer viii show the average
heat. when sidewalk Thermometers
arc literally %simmering, Under such
conditions tho mercury Is hotter than
the air and records us own hsat In
stead 81 the Temperature,
The evening world., 1916-11-16

minutes; then strain IL for sor,lca
with the turkey.
american StadinO-Soak soma bread
or crumbs In milk; then cook three or
lour n chopped onions ana four or
i've ounces OF bacon trimmings to.
gether. mix with tho soaked bread.
season with salt. pepper. slFe. ane
chopped parsley and celery. aud ,ti
two eggs.
French Chestnut ~StuDlnp-In Franc,
they ufualy mix sausage Q and
c~hestnuts In the Htuiilng with . slas,
or white wine and brandy tn a
makes tho stunning much richor.
C~hestnuts a be cleaned by snakiu :
q cut In the skin and roasting them
IN he oven. Afterward you c,.n very
easily take or the skin. Boil tho.
chestnuts for a short time. ami when
cold mix with sttffng.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
AND DEVELOPING AIDS,

HE thin woman must learn to
rest! This does not neces-
sar.ly moan many hours in bed.
~ the only sleep which really rests
The mind and body and relieves ner-
vous tsnsaon 10 hat which Is deep
AA1 sound. without dreams or rest
lsaD intsrmissions or periods of wake
nAnea0.
Relax the mind and body. Let go
OF yourself. as It were, and ease
up every nerve and muscle. Dis
mis- all cares and business troubles
and try TO make the mind a perfect
blank. Physical exercise will over
come the worst case - nerves and
insomnia and 0 should make 1t a
habit TO become comfortably tired be-
fore retiring.
Tho exercise given to-day IL intend
Cd especially to rest the brain and IL
10 n OF the very best cures for
habituai insomnia. Practise II until
ths muscles OF the calf ache slightly.
II you are unable TO sleep soundly.
Remember that when you are resting
and sleeping soundly. the old, worn
out Tissues and blood are being re-
newed and replaced with new. our
iyhing and fresh material.
Resting when you are tired, II you
are Obliged 10 continue whatever has
tired you. will only make you more
fauGusd and 1t is a better plan to
walk slower, IL rapid walking has
tired you. thnn to take a complete
rest for n few minutes. II IL does not
cause too much cxertion, eve run for
. few minutes, as this also will bring
another group OF muscles Into play
and help relieve the strain on those
which have become fatiGued.
The evening world., 1916-11-16

future might hold, jenkins climbed
.iIirv down
"IIrv. l,ualabi ~1on1lDb'" hsll1wcd
'.. ..NI.r giant rIShi Justify Has
,l.o' Il"ros NAV bum iunger YOU
vas f.. l.u' f.r''
Dlm. luulrI Joy inie VIGOROUS iu'ro-
IurtIlu ,hl.u uo, 'r'l'l'sa gave h.m
e valuable rIo 90 Zoo his roll" lentIu7
truaiuc'i 'h.ro hIluhiy staring 4
woman aupraroi iu the kitchen door,
h"-..' whit b tho WACO had ceased
from r1itI.ug; q tout woman Of about
tf.y-0yo or sixty, dark Of eye.
motacriy Of aspect, with shiny glasses
ON tho middle OF her 1850. over
these she peerod. wipIng soap-sudsy
hands, tho while, on a torn blue apron.
~J0nadAb ain't here" said she. II
Callate he's up In tho pl!in'-pieco.
Nv land. 50 that's him, is n? Wei,
ho docs look pindiin' and tizzicky nN
mistake. Hes that slim II seems a
pity he was split into legs''
calmly sl" appraised tho emhar-
ra-scl Jcnkins, who stood there word
less, nat IN M hand, ylllse IN the
other.
We'll. remarked the old woman,
I'm glad you're here. anyhow, Wo
ben expeotin' on you 4 day or two
back. Come rght IA an bring your
The evening world., 1916-11-16
AnsWers to Queries.
xAuCAIRE BUST DENEIopING

roNbC-CAROlINE n: The Nau-
csire bust developing tonic is a gem
oral tonic and improves the blood II
win moi show marked results unless
used In connection with the chest
raising and deep-brcathing exercises.
Have tho druggist mix il as follows:
Fluid extract goatsrue, 10 grams.
LactophoSphato of lime. 10 grams.
Tincture %fennel. 10 grams.
simple syrup enough 10 make twelve
ounces. Take two soupspoons three
times a day before meals.
The evening world., 1916-11-16

parts OF the body,
and tho reason
for this was ex-
planned. An in
stance Is shown
in to-day'sah heel
and too raising
exercise, a move
inent which Is
beneficial In both
cases.
In tho small calf
and n nkle the
The evening world., 1916-11-16
BEST NOVELS PUBLISHED
ON THIS PAGE COMPLETE
EVERY TWO WEEKS.

sYNnrsls oF rREcEpINn cnAprrns

William II, .JcnSins cigar. ,les. pick, " .
lis hMse~ Jenklls for t,ing lat twice IN iWd
da,s. JcuAlns dcidus thai tate j. lesdins N
into = mystcrS, and claims = nit ca., ff
which IA. lack calls. II contains tAler lie
gns and a. n.e giving n Pars Avenue scir,s
W'er' ample fm4 will be Ir.1iisl Tier
i' is gym Sl,Wp and despatched ufoA q lnys
ferrous Grand ~ wliyil he knows nSluu.. Win
let0lrtaus "a hui vNuk On b. CO. ain ionn,ct, n
farm
The evening world., 1916-11-16
W. LOUIS SERES
Chef Of the Hotel BUfpove.
"HOOsI

MI : l. Q
~ young. fat
u X e ".
weit hing twelve
to fourteen
pounds. W hitc
and full brcartcl.
To make SUR 4
In tender. pre-
the end OF tine
stomach b 70.
which should 10
soft. Tho eyes
The evening world., 1916-11-16
Thursday, November 18, 10.
HOU to Select and Cook
Your Thanksgiving Turkey
-Four Famous Chefs Gipe Housewives Benefit of Their
Vide Experience Through Rules for Choos-
ing the Bird and Preparing II for
the Thanksgiving Table.

I IPON the turkey depends in large measure the success OF the Thanks
giving dinner. for the bird Is the piece dc resistance. First. It must
come to the kitchen a perfect specimen OF It's kind. by It's natural
condition predestined TO cook tender. Juicy and navorous. Next 10 must
come to the dinner table from the kitchen dressed and cooked in a man.
nr that Will treat the palate to a culinary delight.
To insure all this. how IAN the housewife pick ut and know she IA
getting a really good Thanksgiving turkey7
Hero are a few instructions given by the chefs of big New York hotels.
which Will help in making n decision o n this point
The evening world., 1916-11-16

muscles must bo built up and devel-
oped as nature intended. Whore tho
legs arc covered with superfiuous fat
constant exercises for tho leg muscles
70 remove this accumulation Of flesh
IN essential.
Tho hecl-and-too raising. II prac-
tssd nifty times Il day. will bring
about a remarkable change.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
To-pAY'S EXERCISE.

CTAND with tho feet almost to-
y gether. hands on the hips to give
balance. Slowly rise on the toes
as high as possible and gradually sink
back to tho starting position. Allow
the weight Of the body 20 be lowered
with a slow, gradual motion. and 10
not spoil all OF the good effects Of the
exercise through Earring tho system
by coming down on the heels with Al
t0rk.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
Evening Worlds Figure
Improvement Contest
Diet and Exercise Lessons in NetD Courses for Sfou
4. ~ Women Who Wish to Reduce and Thin Women
Who Desire TO Depelop Their Figures
BY Panline Furlong
Developing Course.
Lesson XIII.

IN a previous lesson the fact was
pointed out that certain exercises
will both develop and reduce some
The evening world., 1916-11-16
SUGGESTED MENU.

TWO glasses Of water before
breakfast.
Breakfast: Grapes, poached
sggs on toast, glass of milk.
Luncheon: Vegetable soup, rice
WIKI raisins and milk.
Dinner: Steak with onions, baked
sweet potatoes, string beans, cup
The evening world., 1916-11-16
HoLloWS IN NECK, ROUND
SHOUlDERS-FREDA L.: Chest

Iraising exercise Il bosS Tor thls,
braces will not improve this condi-
ton until the muscles in the shout
dors are strengthened through escr-
else.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
SOAP AND WATER MASSAGE

GERTRUDE O.: | do not think
massage with a lathcr OF soap and
water would promote the growth OF
Hupcrruous hair. However. any un-
'uo friction might have Il tendency
10 10 so. especially creams or greases
The evening world., 1916-11-16
TO STRENGTHEN BACK,

KATE r.: Trunk raising. which Will
be shown shortly, II best for this.
or course. body bending. stretching
ana twisting are also beneficial, but
trunk raising IN best.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
WARTs-MRS. n. 6. r. wart

II. :. T.. Warte
may be removed by touching them
with carbopc acid on a pun OF cot
on. They will dry ur and drop on
within a fcw days.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
OTTO GENTSCH, Chef of the Hotel Asfoy.

ELECT a fresh turkey Of eight to twelve pounds Turkey .,
- must be young and plump. Tho age IL determined nv ,ho c,,
- the end OF the brcastbonc and by the color OF the legs which
The evening world., 1916-11-16


country store tho Hr-t 'not De- uld
ever seen. Tho proprietor, an ,iriou'
u. Aoary board and no tooth. was
porinS ovcra torn ALMANAC by The
dim Illumination OF a lamp, around
tho smoky chimney Of which divers
insects huZzcd.
Two an n half mile down the
valley from here" he Informed tho
wodrled jenkins, in reply TO inquiries
for the Purngton farm. Yea ain't
going 20 try to make ~ tonight. be
ye? carlate twun't be no great Kill
or-cure II you wait tn mornin'."
Jenkins, dog tired, agreed.
can you put mo up for the night
he demanded.
Might, | aim 10 please tho public"
replied tho ancient. squirting through
his glasses. who be you. mister. and
where from. and what you goin' 10
Purington's fer2"
jenkins, rather startled cy this
cuSllade. made answer.
The evening world., 1916-11-16

WHITE SFoTS ON PALMS OF
HAND.-MARGARET r.: This does
not indicate dropsy.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
BLAcKHgAps ARTHUR: u

not use the cold cream any longer
= ~blackheads. Use hot water and
, and after rinsing out the soap
press out the hlackhcads with the
commodore extractor. which does
not leave n rcd mark or scar. Never
use the nails 10 remove blaCkhcads or
pImples, as this may cause a per
lnanent scar, Careful diet and
cleanlin' - inside and out are. also
The evening world., 1916-11-16
COLD Sores

COLD SOHtS.-FRANCIS T: Cold
sores are usually the result of dis
ordered stomach. Keep the system
clean and touch the sores with spirits
OF camphor on "a pun OF cotton often.
The evening world., 1916-11-16

wv FUN w FEET
MARTHA ~: The lanolin should
be smoothcd AROUND the crows feet
and not rubbed with undue friction,
AZ this further loosens the skin,
which is already too loose.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
TX.

ltEAKING. tho farm wagon
drew 10 a halt tnspesk-
ably thankful FOR surceass
from rs fortunes. no mat
ter what tho immsdia,e
The evening world., 1916-11-16

WANTS WEiGHT.-MRs. ON.
For five feet six you should weigh
141.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
CHAPTER VII.

-. HE CLEAN of a feeble light at
tracing him-thc only n
lxS bt anywhere V!siblc-Icnk ms
is.sYiSp repaired thithcr and found
The evening world., 1916-11-16
lANoLIN FOR CROWS FEET

essential IN the removal OF black
heads.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
TARTAR" ON TEETh-poLIy

W. rms IL a foreign matter. and
therefore unclean and injurious to the
teeth and should be removed by a
dentist.
The evening world., 1916-11-16
CHAPTER VII.

;S-1lGHT o'clock that night
w. found Jenkins in the midst
of what to him was a
III world surprising strange.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
REPORT OF COURT
Juvenile Record Up to June 80
Made Public Today.
Seven Girls and Ten Boys From
Shawnee County.

Durin gthe year ending June 80.
seven girls and ten boys were sent
from Shawnee county to state indus
trial schools through the juvenile
court Twenty-seven more delinquent
children were placed under the Juris-
diction of the court and were required
to report each week under their pa
role. In all twentq-eight boys and
fifteen girls were brought into court
as delinquent children.
The juvenile court does not deal en-
tirely with bad children. 1t must
make disposition of many dependent
and neglected children. 1t must find
homes for such children and failing in
that must place them in public homes.
such as the Topeka Orphans home.
During the year the court handled
forty-one such cases. Twenty-Five of
the dependent and neglected children
were girls and sixteen were boys.
Good Old Grandma!
Fifteen such children, many OF them
mere babies. were placed in the To-
peka Orphans home. five in the State
Orphans home at Atchison and twelve
were placed in private families One
grandmother assum IL the care of five
dependent children.
Seven parents were brought into
court charged with delinquency in the
care ftheir children. Two of them
were convicted and paroled to sup
port their children. Five cases of
that characte rwere dismissed.
Two arrests were mad eduring the
year charging persons with contrib
uting to the delinquency of children.
Harlan Jones was found guilty and APP
pealed his case. May Burnett was ac-
quilted.
F. F. Dawdy is the juvenile court
officer and since he has held that mo-
sition he has made 1913 calls on chill
dren, has made So investigations,
placed 80 children in the county de-
tention home and rs elsewhere. He
has issued so subpoenas, notices, war
rants and summonses.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
VILLA IN BATTLE
Bandit Leader Smashing North With
5000 Men,

FL Paso, Tex, July s.-A desperate
engagement is raging southeast of
Jiminez between 1000 Carranza SOL
diers and 500 Villistas led by Gen.
CalleXto Contrearas, according to Of
fetal advices today to General Con
zales of Juarez in a delayed message
from Chihuahua City.
Unofficial advices reported Fran
cisco Villa al the head of 5000 men
advancing to attack Parral. Villa, the
report stated, evacuated Jiminez.
which he captured two days ago, and
cut communication lines northward to
Parral.
Parral is garrisoned by 1000 Car
rama troops under General Ernesto
Gomez. Villa is reported to have en-
listed 500 men in Juarez, south of
Parral.
On instructions from First Chief
CarranZa, General Trevino released
$4,000 worth of gold bullion belong
ing to the Alvarado Mining company
recently confiscatcd by Trevino. The
bullion arrived today from Chihuahua
for its American owners here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
DEAD ON TRACK
Body of a stranger Found at Western
Avenue.

The body of an unknown white man
was found about o'clock this morn
ing by Rock Island yardmen at the
foot of Western avenue, on the Rock
Island right of way. The matter was
reported to DR.. o. F. Narcotic, coro-
ner. and after viewing the body he
ordered it taken to the Shellabarger
undertaking rooms. An autopsy will
be held late this evening.
Doctor Narcotic stated at 2 o'clock
that he had not reported the matter
to the sheriff's office nor to the po-
lice department.
Nothing was found on the body to
indicate how the man came to. his
death. Doctor Narcotic stated he was
certain the man had not been run over
by a train, although he might have
fallen off train. He stated that he
might have been killed and thrown off
the train.
Not thing that would serve as a
mark of Identification was found on
the body. There was a bar of soap
in one pocket and Doctor Narcotic be-
lieves the man was a harvest hand.
His age was probably SO years
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
Suspicious Party Stayed Over
Night at Hotel.
Chauffeur, College Student,
Tells of Fort Inspections.
TOOK ALL MILITARY NOTES
Making Long Trip Across
Country to California.
Fraternity Brother Told All to
Washburn Student.

Was it Felix Diaz. one of the leaders
of the many revolutions in Mexico,
who stayed Thursday night in To-
PEEK a?
On the register of the National Ho-
tel stands the signature:
John F. Diaz and son, Buenos
Aires"
And to corroborate the signature Is
the story told a Washburn boy by the
chauffeur who is driving Diaz and his
party overland.
Tracy Leedom, Washburn law
school student, was at the Phi Delta
Theta house at the college when the
phone ran.
A voice at the other end informed
him that he was a fraternity brother
from Indiana university now driving
a Mexican party overland to the
coast
I'm be out to see you in a few
minutes" the voice said.
A few minutes later, according to
Leedom, the man came out and intro
duced himself as Oris Wallat of the
University of Indiana.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
RELEASE U. S. men
1 200 Men in Eagle Pass to Observe
Marriage Clause.

New York, July S-A war depart
ment order promulgated here today
authorized the discharge from militia
service of troopers who are employees
OF many government departments.
The employees specified are those
whose loss of service to the govern
ment would seriously hamper con-
tractors in fullfillment of war and
navy department contracts
Releases LOCO Men.
Eagle Pass, Tex. July S.-Fully
1000 men in the four national guard
regiments stationed here will take ad-
vantage of the new war department
order permitting the discharge of
militiamen with dependent families.
The depleted ranks will be filled by re-
cruits from the home states
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
NO COIN Wanted
President Not Offering to Rchabilitate
Mexico.

Washington, July 8.-President Will
son will make no effort to rehabilitate
Mexico with American money until
General Carranza requests it. Admin
istration officials have been informed
that any offers of financial assistance
now would meet with rebuff
This is not due to the fact that Car
rama does not need money but to
fears among Mexican officials that
full trust cannot be placed in this
country. Carranza has said in the past
that any foreign loan would mean
right of intervention as loaning
power to collect it's interest. Up to
the present Carranza has refused to
consider borrowing from any foreign
country
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08

cage of coyotes. She attempted to
pat one of the animals and her arm
was bitten and scratched. Her father
brought suit for her for $500 damages.
The supreme court held that she was
not entitled to any money from the
city.
The court also held that city con-
structinG municipal utilities was not
liable for injuries received by children
playing with materials used iE con-
struc.ion work. James Frost. y
year-old boy, found some dynamite
CAPS used in blasting for water mains
in Topeka. He exploded one and his
hand was i,sjured. Suit was brought
by the father against the city The
supreme and district courts both de-
cided in favor of the city
Final Bunch of Decisions.
The opinions handed down by the
supreme court today constituted the
midsummer offering of the court Elk
cept in unusual cases, no further opin-
ions will be rendered by the court I'M
til October. July and August are the
vacation periods of the supreme court
justices and no regular court sessions
will be held until October large
number of opinions were rendered to-
day, but in but few instances were
cases of statewide importance decided.
Approve Tenth Street Road.
The supreme court upheld the peti-
lions in the Tenth street road case.
The suit testing the legality of the
order of the county commissioners
for. the Tenth street road was filed by
James Stevenson. In deciding the
case the supreme court upheld the &C
ton of the Shawnee county district
court in part. although the suit was
sent back to rehearing.
Action of the court in remandlns
the case was based on the action or
in NJ
on the petitions The court upheld
the road law under which the petitions
we're secured. w. P. Montgomery, an
assistant attorney general, represented
the county commissioners i'll the fight
to uphold the road law.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-07-08
ATTACK vILLISTAS
CarranZa Force Gives Battle
With Bandits.
1000 De FactOS Catch Up With
Raiders at Los NeiyaS.

Ell Paso, July S.-Carranza forces
expect to give battle today to the
Villa followers who raided Jiminez,
Chihuahua, according to a report re-
ceived this morning by General Com
zales IN Juarez from Genral Trevino'
commanding the army of the North.
The message said that LOO cav
alrymen under General Domingo Ar
ricta, supported by 500 infantry, had
overtaken the bandits at Las Neiva S,
south of Jiminez. about 2 o'lcock this
morning. General Arrieta wired Cen
eral Trevino that he intended to at
tack Calixto Contrerras and his fol-
lowers at daYbreak.