Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-10
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For Colds and Coughs.
Together melt one teAspoonfui OF butter,
/ "a cup Of vinegar. weakened with little
water and cup sugar. Place on fire and
boil TO syrup. Take little several times
day.-T. b. Wilcox, Cleo, Okla.
Helpful Hint for Using Hard Water
Draw a barrel Of water the evening be
Tore washing, take a teAspoonful Of lye. dis
/ solve In half cup boiling water and put
I into the barrel, let stand over night and it
viii wash just like rain water. Take care
not to stir up the dregs from the bottom
Mrs. Reatha Been, okmuigee Okla.
Cream Pie.
Pour a pint of cream upon a cup and q
| half powdered sugar; let stand until the
| whites OF eggs have been beaten to a stiff
iroth; add this to the cream and beat w
! ihoroly; crate a little nutmeg over the mix.
| tire and bake in pies without upper crust
| This is delicious.-Mrs. c. W. Harader,
! Wheaton, Mo.
Indiana Pie.
One cup Of cherry juice, eggs, l cup Of
sugar, butter size OF walnut, 2 teaspoons
| corns'arch; heat sugar, juice and butter to.
gether to boiling, add cornstarch and yoks
OF eggs mixed with a little water. pour
In baked crust, frost and brown in oven.
Lena Ledbeuer. Elkinson Ark.
Chocolate Cake.
Whites OF . eggs whipped to froth cup
| OF sugar 4 cup butter l cup sweet milk,
| pinch salt, teaspoonfuls baking powder,
, flour TO make paste. Filling: One half cake
chocolate, l cup sugar in l cup boiling
sweet milk. let boil several minutes.-Mrs.
W. NJ. King, Kemp, Texas.
Favorite Cake.
Stir together till creamy u cup butter or
lard and cup sugar add wellbesten
eggs, thin alternately l cup OF milk and
two cups flour well sifed with teaspoon
fuls baking powder. add pinch Of salt and
teaspoonful OF vanilla. o. b. Parsons,
Topsey, Texas.
Recipe for Chocolate Cake
Beat the yellow OF eggs, add l cup Of
sugar, l cup sweet milk, nearly cup of
butter OF lard teaspoonfuls baking
powders and flour to thicken add the flaw
oring. Filling; three teaspoonfuls Of grated
chocolate. l cup sugar, cup sweet milk,
cook till il is thck.-Mrs Wide.
Vinegar Tie.
Onehaii cup Of vinegar, cup water, y
cup OF sugar, Tablespoonful butter Place
in stewpan and when boiling hot stir / |
! tablespoonful OF corn starch and teaspoonful
-four with cold water. Whom perfectly |
smooth and free from humps add to the boil T,
ing vinegar and cook In stewkettlo. Stir |
very carefully when done pour same into a
rich crust and bake. The whites of eggs
may be beaten stiffly with spoonful OF sugar
and spread over tho top of the pie, flavor
with lemon. This is a god pie for spring OF
the yqar-Mrs. o. II, Edna Kan.
How to Prepare Green Tomatoes for Winter. |
Gather or pluck the tomatoes before frost, |
look over carefully, use only the sound or
good ones, wash carefully, cut of the stem
end and slice the tomatoes, placing In a
Jar with a handful Of salt. When all have
been prepared in this way, cover with large |
plate and weight, leave over night, In the
morning place in a stewkcttle l pint. or
more II needed OF vinegar, l pint OF sugar |
tablespoonful cinnamon. also a small handful !
OF cloves INT the tomatoes, pressing dry |
as YOU can, from the jar, dropping into the |
kettle Let them simmer for y hour. Seal
at once. The above is excellent and very |
appetiling Mrs. o. H., Edna Kan.
Sure Remedy for the Bedbug Pest.
Follow Directions)
Select plate and fcrk discarded for fur
ther table use, beat thoroughly tho whites |
Of two eggs. (Do not use the yolks for this
purpose when the beaten whites are ready |
pour into the same 8 cents worth Of quick
silver. procured from any drugstore, work |
the egg and quicksilver thoroly with the fork .
when ready apply with a strong feather to
every particle and position OF your bedstead
In 10 days 60 over the same again and We
safely testify you win not bo bothered again
during the season. This is only applied once
a year.-Mrs. o. II, Edna. Kan.
Good Cucumber Pickles.
Good cucumber pickles. Pick and wash |
small cucumhers. cover with hot brine, let
stand 80 or 40 minutes, then pack in glass
jars, using mixed spices. few to each jar,
cover with boiling vinegar, seal while hot
Mrs. w. II. b.
Table Scraps.
The handiest thing on my cabinet Is
large paper bag turned down twice at the
top so as to form a rim table scraps may
be thrown therein and easily discarded no
dirty pans to wash.-Mrs. Wyatt.
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