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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

~ ERHAPS the excellence of many
brands OF canned soups Is tempting
the average housewife away from
what was once considered the essential
of every dinner--a substantial. home
made soup. This is pity. for home
made soups are not only nutritious and
appetite stimulating, when well made,
but they also are n means for using up
IN wholesome form many foods that
would otherwise be wasted.
The bones of roast or fowl, the bits
of leftover cereals or cooked vegetables
can all be used in combination with
few fresh vegetables and seasoni1gs into
highly palatable soup. Strained. this
is light bouillon, appetizing but with
out substance. Or 1t can be strained
and then cooked with barley. rice or
noodles and form really substantial
dish.
Good favorings for soup are derived
from carrots, onions. turnips, cabbage.
celery and seasonings. like celery salt.
sage, whole cloves, thyme and others.
Here are few recipes for soups that
can be made OF very cheap parts of
meat or leftover bones of meat or fowl:
OK Tall Soup.
2pounds of lean beef
&carrots
onions
Thyme. parsley. salt ana pepper
to taste
4quarts of water
Cut the OK tail into Joints. Fry brown
In good dripping. Slice the onions and
two carrots and fry In the same when
you have taken out the pieces OF tail.
When done. tie the thyme and parsley
In lace bag and drop into the soup pot.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

7 STRUGGLED up from black depth
of horror to the knowledge that was
resting on something soft that my
head. swathcd in bandages. was hurting
terribly. that there were voices nurmur-
ing near me. For n little l could re-
member nothing. could not lift my eye
lids. which seemed weighted down. and
couldn't recognize the voices.
shes rousiag a little at last" mas
culine voice said. and another gave
choking, sobbing exclamation,
Keep back! A woman's voice gave
the command almost in whisper. she
mustn't see you this way. The shock
would be too much. Don't you think So
doctor?"
Undoubtedly" the first voice replied.
II would prefer her to see only your
face first. Mrs. Underwood"
Mrs, Underwood. Memory returned to
me. had been going to meet Lillian
the boys skating-the baby
oh" / heard myself scream Baby
lis he dead?"
mo. no. no." Lillian's voice spoke
earnestly in'my ear. Baby wasn't hurt
q bit"
Bring him quickly" the doctors
voice commanded.
Some one dashed out OF the room. A
moment later Lillian knelt by my side,
lifted my arms and closed them around
my baby.
I clasped him convulsively, opened my
eyes to assure myself that he was really
unframed. then closed them again, while
the weak tears coursed down my cheeks.
Richard Second set up a frightened.
protesting cry.
Here, this will never do" Lillian
spoke with CHEEKY authority. you must
stop that crying this instant: you're
soaring the baby
Swallow this" the Doctors voice
commanded. holding a spoon to my lips.
! obeyed him, felt his fingers upon my
pulse and knew that his ear was bent to
my breathing
She must be allowed to sleep now"
he said. rising. when she awakens
again think you'll find that she will
he much better. Take the baby away
now and-will you stay beside her. Mrs.
Underworld
There was hasty step forward from
behind my couch. was too weak to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

teeth. to deterioration 1t Is for this
reason, among others. that acid in the
rioosh must be kept to a minimum.
Value Of Alkaline.
Not only does acid In the mouth cause
the deterioration OF the enamel, the pro-
tectlve part of each tooth. and thus
expose to decay the dentine or soft tooth
composition. but it harbors and increases
the growth of tiny, living bacteria which
decompose food particles that find lodg-
ment on the surface of the teeth or
between them. When this food decom-
poses it causes more acid formation,
more bacteria, bad breath and ultimately
interferes with digestion.
1t Is because of the presence of acid
in the mouth, therefore. that it is so
essential to keep the amount of saliva
abundant. 1t finds a way TO reach the
tiny food particles beneath the gums
between the teeth and in the cavities
where they continue to ferment and form
acids to destroy the lime salts of the
teeth, after which the enamel decays.
Alkaline in the form of some tooth
powder. paste or other dentifrice nell
tralizes the acids that form by fermen-
tation, but does not. as rule, succeed
in keeping the mouth permanently free
from acids. Some alkaline substances,
moreover, are so corrosive that they in
terfere with the action OF the salivary
glands to the extent, very often, that
enough of the fluid is no longer manu-
featured 20 keep the state In the mouth
normal
A dentifrice should thoroughly cleanse
the teeth, whiten and polish them with
out scratching and inJuring the enamel.
1t should also stimulate, instead Of inter-
ferns, with the FREQ flow Of saliva,
which. after all. is most essential for
keeping the teeth and mouth clean.
Stimulating the Saliva.
Some creams on the market are excel
lent for stimulating the free flow OF tho
digestive fluid in the mouth and at the
game time for cleansing the teeth with
out scratching them. Some have also a
good polishing quality.
Ordinary baking powder. kind that
contains acid and alkali in good proper
ton, frequently answers tho purpose of
a good dentifrice without being expen-
sive. The effervescence 1t causes when
In contact with water and the teeth
carries much of the objectioable mate
rial In the crevices and cavities with 1t.
It whitens and polshes without any
danger and. moreover. 1t has the capac-
ity to leave the mouth clean and the
saliva abundant.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
ADVICE TO GIRLS
BY ANNIE LAURIE .

about two years ago, to whom gave
my address when I went away.
wasted little thought upon him. al
though ne persisted In writing to me.
At last I wrote him friendly letter.
He is now In france. Several Of his
letters were a bit sentimental, and
now he has proposed to me In his
last letter.
What am to think. and what shall
write and tell him? don't think
any of nay letters carried message
which might encourage him,
SENIOR.
q ENIOE: You don't say whether you
are old enough to be married or not,
- so 1t Is hard for me to advise you,
my dear. But it does seem a bit unwise
even to think of marrying a man of
whom you know so little.
Would 1t not be best TO write him and
tell him that when he returns, II he
finds his love the came and you find
yourself caring for him, then 1t will be
time enough to talk II over?
OF course. am taking 1t that you're
at least IS or 10 years old, as your let
ter seems quite womanly.
Annie Laurie pill t1elcoms letters o,
inquiry on subjects Of feminine interest
from young Women readers Of this paper,
and ,oiH reply to them In these columns.
Letters to Miss Laurie should be I'D.
dressed to her, care this office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

back steaminx cup Of something deli
cious and Strengthening. She made me
drink 1t all. then looked at me smiling
Il guess you're well enough now to
call in the other DOCTOR" she said mis-
chievously. and turned toward the door.
You may come in now, Dicky.' she
said softly.
Where's Your Uniform7"
''Dickyr' I struggled to rise from my
pillows. but my husbands arms went
round me as he knelt by the bed, drew
my aching head with infinite tenderness
against his shoulder.
REST here. sweetheart" he said soft
iy. then his voice broke. "Oh. Madge,
darling! thought had lost you. that
| was too late-that you would never
know
Know what?" I murmured In bewil-
derment. then my dazed eyes began to
comprehend that his appearance was
unfamiliar-what had he been doing?-
1t came to me with rush:
He was in citizens clothes!
why, Dickyr' / stammered weakly,
where's your uniform"
Laid carefully away for our boy to
treasure" Dicky's voice was tremulous,
ut will always be the thing Of which
am proudest. sweetheart. and I can
never tell you what a miserable hound
feel for profaning It by trying to pun
ish you with it. I've been seventeen
kinds Of an idiot. And then when I did
come to I had a fool kid idea of sur
prising you. II anything had happened
to you before had a chance to tell
you"
put my hand up to his lips, brought
them down to mine. I wanted nothing
but his kiss.
For me. indeed, the war had ended!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
Rippl;',sR hymos
HOME TO RoosT
HOME TO RooST
(By WALT MASON

tBy WALT MASON)
All evil things come home roost and cause much
anguish and distress; give righteousness a boost
through selfish motives, more less. A man must
have fair renown if he'd enjoy his journey here;
must have high credit in his town. in the country
far and near A chap may think he'll put across,
unmarked. little game; but all his prof
its are loss for he has soiled his snowy fame Some
day when he would make the race for coroner or
county clerk. his msdeed swats in the face and
spells long years Of goody work. I'm old and full of
virtue now, but never do l cease to hear of how I
kidnapped Johnson's COW, upon a distant bygone
year. stand up in the Sabbath school and hand out
saws and maxms fine, and while I thus expound
and drool. hear kids whisper "Johnson's kine!" I
might be honored now I'm gray and have a halo DER
my brow, but for that dark and fateful day when
eloped with Johnson's COW. We say man can live
1t down, IL he should cheat or steal but better
is the white renown that has no blemish to conceal
The evil birds all Embossed in our old age a
noisome host and they flying home to roost
just when the blamed things hurt the most
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
KITCHEN ECONOMIES
~
me of the Perplexing Problems of Soup Makins
By ISOBEL BRANDS
he Appiscroft Experiment Station -

Put in the OK tail. then the beef cut into
strips. Crate over them two whole car
rots. pour over all the water, and boil
slowly for four hours; strain and sea-
son; thicken with -four wet with cold
water: boil Is minutes longer and serve.
This makes a very wholesome and mex
pensive soup.
Scotch Broth.
u cupful of pearl barley
2pounds neck OF mutton
2quarts of water
2cupfuls of diced onion. carrot, tur-
nip and celery mixed
Tablespoonful of dripping
Soak the barley over night. Cut the
neck OF mutton in bits and add the
water. soaking for one hour. Heat slow
ly, skin, and add the barley. Skim
again. Let simmer for one hour and
add the mixture OF onions. carrots. tur-
nips and celery. diced and fried for fve
minutes in one Tablespoonful of dripping
Let simmer for three hours. Season
we'll, thicken a little with flour. Add
tablespoonful OF chopped parsley and
serve.
Chicken okra.
1young chicken. jointed as for
fricassee
Iquart Of okra chopped hns
quart OF tomatoes, sliced
onion finely minced
tablespoonful of flour
tablespoonfuls of shortening
Place the shortening, -four and onion
in pan and slightly brown. Add slow
ly the tomatoes and okra ana let these
boil for 10 minutes. Then add the
chicken. which has been previously
boiled. and let these cook together till
the okra is dissolved.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
Americans Will Not Tolerate Il

IN DISPATCH from Paris relates that
IN\ wireless message from the Russian
Il y Bolsheviki foreign minister to the
new Hungarian government, which had
been intercepted in France, stated that
the revolutionary movement was gaining
IN America and that a riot in Philadelphia
certainly must be attributed to Bolshevist
influence"
1t is fair to assume that any disorder in
this country is participated in by thee Boil
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
ODD and INTERESTING FACTS

Although it costs but cents a day
In India for men to wave fans to keep
the air circulating in houses, they are
gradually being replaced by electric fans
as cheaper and more reliable.
Trees and shrubbery planted In the
Soil that has been accommodating for
hundreds of years on the great wall OF
China are in thriving condition, some OF
them having grown to height of II TO
IS feet. This method OF identifying the
great wall was an outgrowth OF the
movement for the reafforestation OF the
country started some time ago with
government sanction under tho direc-
ton of foreign experts. The driveway
on the great wall is considered very
much improved by the trees.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

Korean women are no longer slaves
of their husbands, but are ready to as
sert their rights. Many of them nc
longer depend on their husbands for
support as OF old but try to obtain their
own living In various branches of In
dustry.
One OF the most interesting discover
les by Psychologists throws new light
on the relative origin of copper and
bronze in the Mediterranean countries.
At Ortu Commidue. alongside soma
ancient copper mines OF prehistoric age,
a foundry has been uncovered with all
the furnaces for smelling and moulds
for casting, Just as 1t was abandoned
thousands OF years ago In the transition
between the ages of stone and bronze.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

~ IMPLICITLY should guide you In
ordering your morning frocks OF
~ gingham. Remember smart sever
ity marks these tub dresses. An inter-
ssting example OF these Bingham gowns
which will be popular this summer, is
made of blue and white checked ging-
ham with trimmings of butchers linen.
A square yoke OF butchers linen Is
worked In blue eyelets, through which
a blue silk LAGER runs. The same treat
ment Is used on cuffs with right angle
"cutouts."
border OF white linen helms the
skirt. The belt of white suede Is
punched with blue eyelets and fastens
with q blue enamel buckle
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

order with either one OF the glands of
the body or the engines that flow In
The blood stream and In the tissue fluids
are disturbed In some way by bac-
ferial presence or disturbance of ono
OF the natural juices OF some of the It's
sues. such as the stomach or intestines
transferred from the channel into blood
or lymph stream
Whenever a "tired feeling" or a
worn out exhausted, weak sensation
comes over you, when you feel 80
tired the teeth. nose. eyes. lungs skin
and kidneys must be searched for a
focus of infection. a nest of negotiating
germs. Once the source Is found and
the cause removed the tired feeling will
disappear without drugs and so-called
blood purifiers" or "tonics."
w. r. Q-kindly advise me what to
do for gray hair.
A-Massage your hair with firm An
gers, and then apply little OF the fol-
lowing:
Terebene.:. dram
sulphur .................,.. dram
Borax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ] dram
Aniseseed oil or mineral oil. ounces
f. *. Q-Kindly advise me what to do
2-Kindy advise me what to do for
stammering.
A-There are several bakers dozens OF
different kinds due to need OF eyeglasses.
to constipation, gluttony, excessive eat
ing, gall stones. fear, bad nights rest.
colds and many other causes. One grain
of caffcin with 30 drops of aromatic
spirits OF ammonia will usually relieve
you for few hours until the source of
the mischief is removed. Tablets, pow
ders, pills, capsules and sure cures
are often dangerous to the blood and
heart, though they relieve you at once.
2-Of the multitude of theories and ex-
plantations, one optimistic fact stands
forth, to wit, persistence, practice anG
patience-the three P's. These do away
with stammering. Like learning to plar
the piano. the muscles are retauDht
slowly. Have some young teacher take
up the matter and start school for
stammering. The words you cannot
speak should be practsed over and over
until you can speak them clearly as one
would practise ones music lessons.
DR.. Hirshbcr1 Uill dnsper questions
for readers Of this paper on medical,
hy gienic and sanitation subjects that are
Of general interest. He cannot ulpdUs
1tndertoke to prescribe or offer advice
for individual cases. Where the subject
is not OF general interest letters .cill be-
orsbered personally. If a stamped and
addressed envelope is enclosed address
ALL INQUIRIES to Or. L. X. Hirsh-
berg, In care Of this office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

Nowenf,m college, Cambridge, Eng
land, recently granted women students
permission to smoke in the institution.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
Secrets Of Health and Happ,::: :ss !
Just What a Dentifrice Nav
DO to Preserve Your Teeth
By DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRsHBERG
A. b., M. A., NJ D. Johns Hopkins University

wv or three times day you apply tooth brush
ana paste or powder to cleanse your teeth. The
remaining rart of the "a hours your teeth depend
IN large measure, upon the flow of digestive fluid in
your mouth as to whether or not their general healthy
condition will be maintained
The saliva of the mouth is composed of various
elements which dissolve neutralise acid and render
1t harmless like water Just starch is changed into
sugar by action of this digestive fluid acid becomes
neutrallzed and is rendered harmless as a destroyer
of teeth.
II acid is permitted to remain in the mouth undis-
turned gradually upon the lime composition of
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:


~ we are two very bashful boys and
we are coming to you for advice.
We lovo two girls very much. but
n seems as II we can't get up enough
courage to make an engagement with
Them. We would appreciate 1t very
much II you would give US a good
starter.
Don't YOU think girl ought TO give
a boy a kiss once in a while. even II
there In no engagement
Is 1t proper for a boy to go into the
bouse after accompanying his girl
from an entertainment or social IL 1t
isn't too late7 TOM AND DICK.
-oM AND DICK: You must over
come your bashfulness, Ask the
girls in manly way II you can
call on them on a certain evening.
Young man ought not 70 ask a girl
To kiss him until he has asked her to
become his wife. and, of course. he has
no right to do this until he can support
% wife.
If you have spent the evening with a
ci... don't you think you ought to leave
her at the door and call at another time?
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

Dental parlors at Rio de Janeiro are
like those in the United States. as most
of the equipment is of American manu-
facture.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
MY SOLDIER HUI SBAND
- ADELE GARRIsoNs PHASE OF
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
Dcy Madge Unhappiness

turn my head, but saw Lillian raise
her hand as IL signalling rome one to
keep out of sight and saw the physician
shake his head slightly.
There must be no one in the room
but Mrs. Underwood until she awakens
again" said the physician. as II answer
Ing question.
I was too weak to conjecture as to the
Identity of the person behind me, but
one question rose TO my lips-wouldn't be
denied:
"Dicky! When will he get here?"
He hasn't arrived yet" The physi-
clan spoke hastily, firmly. but he will
undoubtedly BIO here when you awaken.
II you wish to see him you must 60 to
sleep now"
When Madge Awakened.
Albright" whispered family. then,
ms Lillian lifted the baby from my arms.
/ felt a wonderful drowsiness creep over
me and forgot in slumber the throbbing
pain in my head. the feeling 1 had that
something was terribly wrong some
where
When again opened my eyes the room
was dark save for a shaded night light
near the bed. Lillian was sitting near
me. watching me intently. She rose as
i smiled at her. bent over me. testing
pulse. temperature and respiration,
You're just little bit of all right
old girl" she said cheerily. Now I'm 20
ing to make you take something hot and
nice and then-well, II you're GOOD.
She smiled again as II promising a
child n goodie. went to the door and
spoke quietly to some one outside. Then
she came back, arranged my pillows and
clothing until low knock sounded on
the door. and she, answering 1t, brought
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
- 1t took a great deal of courage to
write this letter. because am afraid
you'll think 1t very foolish. but my
problems seem very puzzling indeed
to me.
met a seemingly nice young man
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
Answers to Health Questions

OVER FORTY. Q-kindly advise me
what to do for an itching sensation all
over my body.
kindly advise me what to do for a
tired feeling.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

plains OF that country, after roasting
it like chestnut.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
PUTTING IN THE PUNCH.
By PEEPS,
By PEEPS.

LIFE is just one darned election after another
MEN wanted for Mems Shoes'-Line from an ad-
Vertisement There is also crying In politics for
the fit.
GENERAL COXEY threatens to lead another army to
Washington. He may he can't make # drink
oNh Oh the little ronies of life is to stall the
mouse Tor an hour rigging only to find
a note pinned to the pillow saying wife had to po to her
sick mother early that morning
BAD HABITS: Gambling; running for office. skinnino
the income tax statement talking about your operations
THOSE new wings for the at. house urds.
stand, and for the officials
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

A-There is perversion or some dis
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

Women Of Poland will have the vote
IL the new government stays in power.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

Oriental physicians have practiced
vaccination for over 1000 years.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02
INFORMATION.

As many as 1000 dates have been
gathered from a single palm.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

The regular Inauguration of an aerial
mail service has made necessary a
weather forecast especially for the
guidance of aviators.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

Some Of the natives of Ecuador eat a
beetle that Is found extensively on high
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-04-02

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