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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

honey will furnish the body
with one hundred calorics.
Physicians tell us that honey
is relatively more wholesome
than sugar, because the sugar
it contains is practically predi-
gested. OF course, it is some
times adulterated, but this is
not so common as one might
think. Especially when the
honey can be purchased direct
in the comb, where adulteration
is impossible.
Honey, also, has a most excel
lent laxative effect. If a person
had to live on a limited number
of foods. it is generally wiser
to use honey in preference to
any other forms of sweet. If
our ordinary bran biscuits were
made with honey instead of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

urcs in sweetness a little more
than a cupful of sugar. But
there is, also, about one-tift tn of
a cupful of water in this h oney,
so il will be advisable to use a
little less milk or other liquid
which the recipe may cal for.
Honey also makes cake keep
moist much longer. And the
honey flavor combines well with
tie various spices.
Did you ever stop to think
how it is that the bee c rries
this precious liquid safely back
to its hive? Naturalists tell us
that it is done by storing the
honey temporarily in its honey
stomach "a receptacle used
solely for storing honey. For
your comfort. it should be eX-
PLANE dthat it has not the light
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
Slenderness and Grace
y q ~o 6teA,s>
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

q HOUID you wish secure well retain that elegant
~ slendemess which much in the beauty Of D
womans figure you must make mind to pay espe
ca your diet Eat much less than usual would
advise your diet at the beginning by onequarte
onehr and after that nehaf The smmng results will
apparent and will than repay you for tho
trouble and privaon endured.
But every should remember that perfect figure
slender shapey avas little unless she has Slender
be acquired by careful dieting and udcous exercises
particularly the but must be cultivated There
for being awkward There degrees in
grace hut it to extent
To the who wishes to enhance her natural
of all the study of the great paintings and staua
They models of line and poise Line important but have
who all straight lines to whom nature had not
given gracious who nevertheless exceedingly
graceful in their movements.
The long flowing lines of grace be assisted by careful
dressng but poise which is much bigger and better word than
pose within and be self taught Compose
nwardy and with what and strength stand
before your Permit disturbing emotion to
YOU unlovey effect Grace pose and poise
a calm soul centre.
acquire graceful carriage must watch how stand,
walk and how sit Given straight healthy spine;
straight strong and the spirit there remains for
grace necessities knowledge and training Learn first OF
all how to hold the body correctly.
the well trained soldier as he stands parade He
excellent model He to have abdomen whatever
held in His shoulder blades flat knife In
standing the hips straight and line with the body
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
WHY We Should Use More Cheese

value of cheese shows that it IS
chiefly a heterogeneous and fat
producing food. 1t is also
perfectly complementary ration
to a starchy diet. For this
reason alone. now that meat
still remains high, we ear make
an entire meal of bread and
cheese. potatoes and chees, or
even rice and cheese. Not only
will such meal satisfy II Q most
acute cravings of hung r, be-
cause of its high content of
nutriment elements, but It is, on
the whole. remarkably easy to
digest, provided we also eat suf-
ficient fruit and green yeget-
ables. Moreover. it ha abso-
lutely no bad effects on the
human system, and NJ ay be
obtained in practically I'M
limited quantities and at com
paratively reasonable prices.
As war ration, then, il is un-
surpassed.
lights Reserved.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

sugar. they would be found
materially improved.
Buying it in retail amounts is
not so economical, naturally, as
purchasing it in wholesale guam
titles. The simplest way of
serving it is to use it like jam
or syrup with bread, pancakes,
breakfast cereals and so forth.
But it can be used in place of
sugar for preserving, Fruits
cooked in honey are famous for
their excellent keeping quail
ties. In baking apples, honey
can be substituted for sugar.
If used like molasscs in bak-
ing bread and cakes, it requires
"a trife less Of soda because it
contains less acid than molasses.
In measuring. it is we'll to know
that cupfui of honey meas
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

writings, and Aristotle and
Hippocrates both describe at
some length the manner in
which it was made Even the
mighty , easar could not refrain
from mentioning it. and we
know that the ancient Romans
considered cheese a most
wonderful delicacy because
they imported from northern
countries near by vast quanti-
ties of it for their own use.
In the majority of instances,
it is made to-day by forced
coagulation of the casein in
milk with rennet or Tactic acid
and by subjecting the solid
product thus secured to a
process Of fermentation and
"ripening," during which il is
appropriately seasoned and then
stored at a stated temperature
for a certain varying length of
time.
A careful analysis of the food
the Star Company. Great Britain
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

@HEESE. as is well known,
contains an unusually
high per cent of protein
and other necessary nutritive
elements used by the body.
This is decidedly the time for
retrenchment and economy
and almost every one likes
cheese. Some will use only the
mild American varieties, or the
simple tasting "eaam cheeses;
while others de t in the joys
of the Cammembert, the Lieder-
kranz and the Roquefort. Even
the much despised Eimburger
has many enthusiastic votaries
who claim that it is as unsur-
passed in flavor as il is in smell.
Cheese has life-history that
extends back a thousand years
before Christ. Such longevity
certainly speaks well for its
utility and popularity. Homer
mentions it approximately in his
Copyright, 1917,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
WHAT causes people to
be far-sighted?
7 M r

Far-sightedness is due to a
shortening Of the eyeball The
eyeball not being long enough from
front backward the light falls
upon the retina Can extension of the
optic nerve over the back of the
eye which enables us to perceive
light and interpret images) before
1t is focused exactly. If the eye
ball is too long near-sightedness
results. If the eyeball is neither
too long nor too short the rays Of
light are focused at just the right
point on the retina. In far-sighted-
ness the apparatus in the front of
the eyeball which is arranged to
focus light attempts to focus it too
far back, just as if the eyeball were
the right length, while in near
sightedness this apparatus attempts
TO focus light too far forward, just
as though the retina were where it
belonged. The far-sighted eye can
see clearly at any distance until
about the age OF fifty, but this
necessitates an abnormal strain.
Near vision is difficult or imper-
feet. Headache is often due to far
sightedness. Glasses focus the
light at the right point, but cannot
alter the length of the eyeball.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

n DIV that some Of us are
v feeling the pinch of the
sugar shortage, it would
be good thing if we would re-
call to our minds that before
the seventeenth century sugar,
as we know it, was practically
unknown. Honey was then the
only means used for sweetening
food. In those early days gath
ing wild honey from the trees
assumed the proportions of a
thriving industry in Palestine,
Asia, Africa and in South and
Central America. And to GER
tain extent, in many of these
countries, wild honey is still the
only kind in general use.
If an ancient patriarch was
so fortunate as to have a native
bee tree on his place, he was in
deed envied among men. But
the idea of getting the bees to
build their combs in a special
and set place prepared for them
. soon displaced. in our country,
the old method of securing
the honey by driving the bees
out of the trees. Their nomadic
habits were changed, with ad-
vantage. because the bee is a
peaceful. Woodworking men,
Der Of the industrial kingdom
and he likes nothing so much
as to be let alone and allowed
to spend all the daylight hours
in fair weather garnering the
sweets of the flowers.
The food value of pure honey
ranks very high. Roughly
speaking, 1t is composed of four
parts of sugar to one of water.
Naturally. therefore, since its
principal ingredient is sugar, it
must be classed with the i'm
portant fuel foods which sup
ply the body with the energy
it needs to perform its various
tasks. Speaking in terms OF
calories. it is well to know tina,
an ordinary tablespoonful Of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
Honey---A Valuable Substitute for Sugar

est connection with the true
stomach. where the bee s digest
i've apparatus is placed. 1t is
an extra pouch situated just
underneath the upper part OF
the bees body.
During its transition from
the flower to the hive, slight
chemical change takes place IN
the honey liquid. This is due
to a certain secretion from the
bee, which has the effect of
changing the cane sugar of the
nectar into grape sugar. This
makes it much more palatable
and digaetible in every way.
When the bee brings the
honey into the hive, it is do
posted in the hexagonal-
shaped wax cell specially pre-
pared for it. There it remains
Tor awhile exposed to the air
to "ripen' thoroughly before
it receives the seal or cap cover
which is held in place by six
tiny girders.
Of course. its color, aroma
and other properties depend
largely upon the various kinds
of flowers growing in the i'm
mediate neighborhood. Heather
flowers are said to give most
exquisite flavor, but honey
made from clover blossoms has
such a delicious taste that some
connoiseurs will use no other
variety.
Curiously enough. the mead
of old England was obtained
by boiling the drained honey
comb. This was a favorite
drink during the days when
the Knights of the Round
Table rehearsed their genial
tales until long past the mid
night hour. But it should be
noted that, unlike some modern
householders. they had no diff
ficlllty in getting home after
ward. no matter how much Of
the honey nectar they may
have quaffed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

FOR the past seven years
| have been troubled
by burning, tingling, numb
and swollen sensations in
the hands and by a kind of
swapping in the palms. The
forearms ache a good deal.
These sensations disturb
my rest. The first three
fingers of each hand are
particularly affected.
R. A. G..
You have neuritis of the radia
nerve. This nerve is a nerve o.
sensation and supplies the frs
three myers. Avoid the nerve
poisons alcohol. tea and coffee
Galvanic electricity is an aid in thu
treatment. Internally, strychnin'
is very effective In the long stand
Ing cases: take the following:
Elixir Of iron, quinine and
stryehnine Irrational form
ulary) .......v..,3 ounces
One teaspoonful, three Trnes
daily, after meals, :, ~ster.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
IS there any easy way OF
removing old wall, paper.1
-COMMUTER.

II a tubful Of boiling water 10
placed in the room and all the
doors and windows tightly closed,
the steam will soften the paper so
that its removal is quite simple
matter.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

HOW can I make a sta IN
that will give a good m
itation of old mahogany -
PAULINE.
Soak logwood chips In vin egar
or acetic acid for twenty-four hours
or more and heat the solution BE-
fore applying.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

EVERY time touch my hair there is
shower of little white particles. Am
only seventeen and find this very annoy
ing. What should | do III. M. S.
First Of all, you must have condition Of absolute
cleanliness of the scalp. Brush the hair thoroughly
twice a day. Give frequent shampoos two three
times week with good CASTLE soap and warm water
until the dandruf disappears Massage the head daily
before brushing it. Then at least once week apply
good tonic.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
WHICH gives the better
" result when ironing "A
very heavy fat iron or
light one2-ANNA L.

You will find that hatiron
weighing seven or eight pounds
passed over the clothes with Arm
steady pressure will do better
work than much lighter iron rap.
idly passed over them two Or three
times.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

Brussels is imitation Of the real BRUSSELS
made first squared paper
color each pick of the pattern studied out ana s
the surface of the carpet wound on large oyna
which contact
according the succession OF In
cylinder
varied color and carried to the steam chest
pattern compes
but a less the real Brussels.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
WHAT difference is there

vegetable dyes in the W ay
they fade?-L. S. H.
Aniline colors often fade 10 en-
tirelv different colors, while vege-
table dyes usually fade to tones Of
their own particular colors. The
finest Oriental rugs owe their soft,
wonderful colors entirely to yeEe-
table dyes-in fact, the Persian
Government has for years prohib-
tied the importation OF anilins
dyes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
DLEASE tell me how to n

pLEASE tell me how to IN
sert a screw in a plaster
wall so that it will hold =
w. F. B.
Enlarge the hole made by the
screw and moisten the edges or the
plaster thoroughly with water.
Then fill the hole with plaster OF
paris and press the screw into 1t
while 1t is still soft. When the
plaster hardens the screw will ba
held very firmly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

KINDLY tell me of something that will
make the bust firm.--L nj.
The following formula is one that is highly recon
mended for this purpose by the celebrated DR.. Fau
caire:
LanoIine .................. SO grams
Vaseline ................. SO grams
Tincture of benzoin ....... 20 drops
Iodide of potassium -. go. grams
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

WHAT the commonest type of coor-blndness III B.
That which red dstinguhable
dangerous when distinguish signals
rs natural for the breasts become habby and pend-
lous after weaving baby?-FZ.
fabb pendnous condition
to
the condition o a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12

gu babsn. bic srR nahsesossn ipsrbtH
nlub, um unIers bintere Steuuns srs
seiGsn 5u ionnen. Wel&t Usrluits Der
gnereifr BET oieIsm Dtrfnbrsn srIsis
BET, liesi auf Der 9anb. 6isrsu iommt
abtr nod, bnb mir bic Yertbeibisuns
nidt MIR in itayrtr Nbtpebr fiibrtu.
Ionbern unIsrs aampflinis bsrpssIi9
bdItsn. I'm bic bsfsrs ausbiIbune.
bi. i5rpsrlihe llebsrlesenbsit, ben Qns
sriffss,iif, bns sieenilihs Clement
unfsrer diibrer uHo unisrer 9ruppe
aussunubsn, finb,u mir bei bider' De-
f.niips tdslib bunbsrifad GeIsssns
tsit. @eItidt bsrsit a,itsllts. Der
isinbIitsu Gsusruirtuns ent5oeene
ReIsrpsn bre6sn iibsrraIhenb Dor.
niiben bos DosIbetoHntt g,Idnbs 3u
snersiiten ansriffsn aus, ipsrien ben
gssnsr Suriid. pernihien i'm, futpeit
ts asbt, feben obsr ni6t sifpa ibre
aufsab, borin, bic bi,rbsi srreidten
ainien nun piecsr sob f,it3ubdlien,
I'm bort oas isinblife artillerie'
i,utr srntui ouf fid] gu 3ieben. Dem
5einbe abbru9 81 tbun. bic sisene
I.bsnbiss arafi fir neus Sffeniipaufs
aatsn su erbnltsn, bic @,rtb.ioisung
nit mSslidbIt s,rinsen 9rdfisu 5u
iiibrtn unb itaris 9rupptH gu offens
iitcn giniot iiets CUR gsr'iigung 3u
baben, bos IN eos 9eiimOtip Der Be-
ipeaIiten 9srihsibieune. bns in ben
9dmpItn on Der aisns unb in Der
Champagne b,rrIi6e Jriidts ss,.itist
bat.
Br untsr 9c,iidii5tiauus biefsr
abipsbrmstboS, bic admpfs Der Iebten
Dofs oerioIsi. pirb bic BON ben
Sran,uftn 70 bIsii psriiinstttn r0rts
ll6jeH" GrioIe uidr 70 icbr belpertheu
i6nnen. Ridi nod bem Gepiun ems
,tIner 9tI6noetheile pbtr ben 9ahien
Der ariessbsute IGbt iih BEL bitien
aanrrfen Der ,aftiide GrfnIa beur.
tbsiIsn. ionbern bic @,ruihtuns oes
Gtansrs blsibt unitr 3i.I. DAT abe:
unf,r, 9ruppsn lire sufsabt - phr'
iiTf, unb moroliibe aufl6funs bes
@teuets pou unb gang bnr6 bic
Wu6t unb psrni6tenoe Dirsuns uns
Iersr 5eueriraft, bura bic sabIrsis
zen bsftiaen unb urertparteten geeers
aHerifie srrei6t babeu. bic BEN Searer
INNER uieosr fns miihtlos trrei6te
@tIdnbe .ntriT.n, Idbt fid ieIbit aus
ben i.inbli6en Se.res Seri6sen
l,ift r.sunen. 30 9ipiiicn,n bat Der
S,inb bisber fir isinsn Sur6brudi
etHssi,b., absr niti sins bnpou IN In
tin.m 3uitanbe aus BEN Sarpf 5u'
riidst,omm.n. Der ibr ernrutes Gins
i.t,n In ben foIs,nStn sasen srnbs'
iihi bdite.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-12
Ser beutihe linterri1t'
gstiiieuen nit linferidriften hnb bsi
SerrH seHrp aIbsre ab5HIiefsru.

glcn ben asetiiioncn, bie Dor einigen
Ccgen im ,Suterefie Der gseibcbaItung
bes bcutiten llntcrriGts IN ben OF
ientIihcn sHuIcn IN llntIaiIf geiett
ioarben. int, bereits einise NIT einer
,tnttlif,en 'ansnN bon llrtri6riiten
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,pprben. go iibsrmitieIis anlGbIi4 osr
lc'irisrn sis.:na Der Seborec SER
Batter Grid u. gcier, bon Der Co,
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eiRc slu5ahl biciT gctiticuSfcrHni'
.arc, cbcr Sieie llnierbreiiuHg psrsui'
seltcr 4ciitioHeil erfiiIIt onrt,nlis nidd
pea eciuiini&ten 3lpad. ieibit 'penn Tic
sic;e llnierid,riiien iragert.
geirfliden embuu6 t5HneH auf bic
StuIrutbsmiieIisbcr, .psIdc fur ben
oea.iGsn lrierritt ndH iebr ricl
iibrie baben, eieie getliionen ME or.
ielcn. lpam iie nidjt In srcben @loiicn
abnriieiert .peroeu ,mb ale oicieuigen.
bic ii9 in ssutrreiie Der glIten Sate
btr sPiibe irnterSiefcn. llnterid;riiien
su j1InucIn. lrerSsE bdber oringeHo
ernd;t, ibre geiit:ener :iift bircft an
ben SdmIratb su icrtoen, fcnbern
Scrrm Seiirp albcrs, 9so. 1905 sseI.
m,t Sirabe, bem gefretdr oes Eeutiai.
nrrritaniidsn Stabtperbanbes, onsn.
IteIlrn. be- bain baiiir iorecn irirb.
SuE. bicic 9pgcn nit lInieridmiiten bciu
SGalIratb aIs pirflidr alloiienprtiticn
,ngcilellt iuiro, SaHiit Die in bieicr ee.
bfrbr befin5Iihen Scrrftaftrn, Die
BEN telltid,en llnterrid,t gerne 'u
2eibe modJtat slir GrfenHtltib Der
fhctiafe fonlinen, haf iie init ibrcr
lintcritIitung Der Mnd'inationen bon
gIrlanesr Tbpnicn mib Genoiicn in
Gin AIeapeuneit Geitcd,en baben.
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Ser Semeis.

Der arieg bat cine 9rpbs Sbdtisteit
in oidsm aGnbs uussregt. Tag nnp
4adt rperotu DaffeH eeitmRbet IND
unsrmuoIia psroen Ssere fir o.H
&f DOrbereitet, aber cine beioASers
grobs Ebdtietsit sutialtet unisr:
g1siie, am ben gsipsis gu liefern, rdb
mir arieg fiihrsn mubteH. Oos 1T
cine slgen;hInli6e Gri4etHuHg. od
bod 9ernuuft, &uItur urb Wteul6@
littett gebietsu. odb, ebs man 81 stn
Baffsu grsift, eiH spingenoer SruHo
5isrfur uorlisgsn mile Ddb man
5pi Wonats, nahbem Der artcg ers
,lGrt porosn lit, ft ubHubt, o:r
Gritesgruuo gu finosu, lGBt teineH
1noeren Sdlub ~, aIs oub Die 9oltas
maiIeu Qles. pas ihon bieriibe- gss
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a1upfuHgsH ia iiber5eussnOsr errpsts
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3eugeub gu isiH, iHoem ss taft ii6tr
cine oanse Seite 4ues Sitirt, .pas
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i9 Der minbeften 8eleIenheit riiEm:n
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in alien qdroeru gemabt tporben iiHb,
oeun iiberall, nitt bios in 0eut'h-
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bic fir ibr 8dtsrlano bic erite Stel.
lung unb bas Re6t, ibm bic game
Dslt untertbau gu MAIDEN, beaniprua
den. Der engldnber fugt: rRuls
Britannia" fpas nihts onoerss heib!.
nls baB nne Wesre Inn oeborsn. Wsna
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tdnif6en arisgsg erinnsrt, 70 pifb
man aud ni6t psraeiTen bnbsn, nie
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biIrdisr nit ben neteniteteuben Btlos
firnien b.lsat: Mrshur Bdentr &c.
1895 Rinmi Apsnne. bsr dm Gams'
tag ben antpdli fenrp Quiimdn nis'
btr1tranni botts. $40 unb auiisa;
Carl aiftr, Rsipton; Sptn g. 6ossn.
30. 1853 Wnrtl, efpsnns: y. guben,
baufsr, 1906 pltlinut gtrabe une
GtorIss s)ehls is s15 unb 9oittn;
Gmil gcrb.s, 1929 glncce apenae
$50 nnb aoft.n; 6enrp Befr. 203
msft 8. Giras, urb bnroIb @alter
goSoon unb Wobiipn Roab is $40
arb GoFtsn.
Ter giodrrtHb6nbIer 6drrn 9rnds
mon pon 30. 435 @tfl gierss gtra,
ts 'pnrS. inter Der antIass sin Acnb'
bu6 beirtesen su tabsn um $50 mn
slUffen befrafi. fpdbrsns Der UrrbiA
@hite mitten prn 30. 315 Spbn
Strass. ber Sab,i nbetfubt murine. ME
II sine msii. nit 9rufmnn cbf6ipb
$40 anb Rotten besohlsH uubtl