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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07
Gazety i-Z ony.

nBiedna Lucya! Me ma mai
mniejszego wpiywu ma swego me
"a" - mowiia mioda iona do
mega zaczytanego W gazecie.
Coz" mrukn9f MAJ ME Cd
rywajac oczu Cd gazety.
nMowiiam, re kucya ME ma zad
nego wp}ywu ma swego mega
Ma on zwyczaj sypania do kawy
cukru bez MARY, ME. miesza ly-
zeczka i wszystek cukier ~zostaje
zawszc ma spodzie w filizance i
10 w czasach, kiedy cukier taxi
drogi! Me moze ona go odzwy-
Czait Cd tego przyzwyczajenia.
GdybySy ty ME zwracai talk uwagi
IA mole przedstawienia, jaDym
do ciebic przcstala mowic.'
,,Aha!,, - odpowiedzial, ME
przerywajqc czytania.
.,Sluchaj no - nc NOW ty cia
gle ,,co' .,aha.. - krzykncta obu
roma. -Nigdy togo ME czyniles,
kicdy byliSmy narzcczonymj. Jaw
SIC mi uprzcjm;c odpowiadalcs;
czy cheese Zebym przcz cicbic
zwaryowala::'
,.Dobrze!' - odpowiada MAJ,
czytajac nicprzcrwanic.
.,Karolu! czy ty zwaryowaleS:
Po miesiacu naszcgo maizehstwa
juz tax Ct zobojetnialo wszystko?
Me dbasz O to ,czy ia zwaryuje?'
,Nic!' odpow:ada MAJ i czyta
dalcj.
,,Ach Bozc moi, wicc do tego
juz doSzio? Czy ty ~doprawdy mo-
wisz to m scryo;'
TAX" - odpowiada s~pokojnie
MAJ.
TAX: to-. o.. ja-a do
jcstcm najnieszczeSliwszq
81. ll.t -r, ..-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07
Korespondencya

Zuzia. - Me obawiaj sic, die
cko. W. gronie tel poczciwej ro-
dziny, gdzie cie przyjeto "a uswo-
.ja", wszyscy przywiaza sic do
ciebie i kochac Gle beda, jezeli ME
bedziesz zapominac o Bogu, jeze-
Ii bedziesz czysta, pracowita i
grzeczna, uprzejma, wesoia / ola
kazdego uczynna. Staraj sic poz-
nae ich upodobania, ich zwyczaje,
azebys mogla kazdemu kazdej z
mich odwdzieczyc sic "a ich dobre
serca uczyniona i'm przysluga.
Mtlsza to bye bardzo dobrzy lu-
die, kiedy ola tego tylko, IL znali
twojq name, zabrali Gle Cd niedo-
brej macochy i ~uwazaja Gle "a
swoje w}asne dziecko. Pc upiy-
vie jakiegos czasu napisz mi zno-
WI, jak CT sic powodzi; owszem,
odpowiem ci zawsze chetnie ma
kazde twoje pytanie. MySle, re "a
mioda j~eszcze jesteS, azeby szu-
.kac sobie piracy, zreszta ME
mozesz tego uczynic bez pozwo-
lenia twoich opiekunow. Tymcza-
sem - chociaz twoja opickunka
,,n;e pedzi cie", jak piszcsz do
zadnej roboty W domu'. staraj sit
pom6dz jej w drobnych gosro--
darskich zajeciach. Utrzymuj W
porzadku twoje lozko, bicliznc i
ubrania i sprobuj. czy mic bcdzie
odpowicdnicm, azebyS wgladala
W utrzymanie P~orz2dku W spinal
mach. luz to samo bcdzic pomo-
ca ola twojej opickunki i widzac
twq wdziecznosc i ~starania, lubit
Gle bedzie coraz bardzicj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07

Sukienka ola panienck przybra
Ma strojuym modnym koInierzem
iatwa do uszycia w domu, jesli
sie ma odpowiednic modelka.-
Sukicnka II. p. ~p}ocienna, takiz
koinicrz, wszystko oszytc koron-
ka gruba hub haftem; - hub tez
sukienka z lekkiego materya}u,
kolnierz krojcm ,,fichu" I materyi
,.georgette", wszystko oszyte fall
banka. Materyaiu trzeba: ma SUI
kienke Z modeikiem dla lat l0ciu
4 jardv o So calach szerohoSci, ma
kolnierz diva jardy materyi, koron
ki do obszycia 81 jarda.
Modeika cd 4 do 10 lat. Wysy-
lamy "a nades}aniem loo w znacz
kach pocztowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07
DIAL / KOBIET
Reieruie Marya s.
Referuje MarYa =.

rowniez, IL Ottawa powtorzenia
sic naiog6w hub grzechow prod
kow W mojej osobie, powinnaby
dodac mi bodzca do zwalczenia
ich, wytepienia,z checia uchronie-
mia dzieci moich cd takiego sa-
mego nieszczeScia. Me przecze,
IL piekna jest rzecza, bye urodzo-
Ina z rodzic6w pieknych, zdro-
wych i rozumnych. Bogu nalezy
dziekowac "a takich przodkow!
Wiem rowniez. re pc chorych,
lrb na}ogowych rodzicach, die
Ic; ich NIGGA mice zarodki choro-
by, lub nafogu w organizmie
swoim, lecz - ma to Bog dal nam
rozum i wole azeby, 0 lie MOI
noSci, zle - zwalcza6. Znamy
wszak przykiady dzieci, ktorych
matka hub ojciec byli suchotnika-
mi. Czy w takim razie nalezy pa
trzeG spokojnie i czekac smierci
dziecka z tenn przekonaniem, re
,,umrze mlodo, DO matka z lunar
Ia ma suchoty?" Me! - w ia
kim razie dobry ojciec czyni
wszystko, co d~ostepne wiedzy lu-
ldzkiej, azcby wzmacniat i zasilac
ustr6j dziecka, a postepujaca cia-
gle medvcyna, czyni reszte.
,.Nastepnie: Znamy obie SYM
patycznego pana Mieczysiawa.
.Ojciec lego byl nicpoprawnym
graczem i pijakiem. Cmart ma
,,delirium tremens' - natomiast
pan Mieczysiaw do rqk kart ME
bierze, ami do INST zadnego trun--
.ku, DO - jest inteligentnym i ma
SERGE ma miejscu, a w niezatartej
.pamieci obraz pijanego OLGA trwo
niacego pieniadze i zameczajqce-
go zone i dzieci. iona p. Mccoy
slawa jest najszczeSliwsza kobie--
IA, jego dzieci p6jdq "a jego przy-
Ikiadem, DO wog6le przyklad do
Dry W domu ma DUE znaczenie.
TAX sic dzieje r6wniez Z ko
bietami. PAM Z. jest bardzo pred
ka, zloSliwq i p~lotkarkq, ale czy-
liz skazana ma bye r6wnicz M
take usposobienie jej Sliczna. Cor
lka? Ma s~zczeScie, posiada ona
poczciwa babke, ktora ia wycho-
wuje ! pomaga dzicwczeciu d:
Izwalczania jej nadto zywego
temperamentu. Przytem mek2
lest dla niej. kicdy Jest Z matk::
W towarzystwie, siuchat jej zlo-
SliwoSci i obmowy, DO 49, umie So
bic zdac sprawe, jak niemiiq jest
nawyczka matki obmowy i wy
szydzania. Zosia juz taka ME be
die, nigdy o nikim zlego slowa
ME powie i umie powstrzymywat
~wybuchy gniewu.
yJezeli tylko doszliSmy do sa-
n~opoznania i posiadamy inteli--
gencye, kt6ra uSwiadamia mas. lie
zlego wyrzadzamy naszem ziem
usposobieniem, naszymi kapry--
sami, naiogami, nawyczkami, juz
tenn samem posiedliSmy wiadze,
ktora W p~olaczeniu Z dobra VIOLA
da nam moznosc zwalczania sic
bic samych.
| ,,Patrz droga moja ma twoje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07

Po!skie ksiazki do czytania ,,dla
mlodziezy' rtozesz dostat w lie
dnoczeniu" i w ,,Zwiazku Polek''.
gdzie 50 czyteGic i wypozyczal-
ME ksiazek W bibliotekach.
P. Ryd.... - Wilgoci W Spi-
zarni j kredensie MONA FARO
biedz. trzymajac w Mich kawa}ki
wapna, ktore nie tylko wciqga
wilgoc, ale zabiia tcz nicmile o.
dory.
Azeby odor Z ~gazoliny ulotni}
sig z rak, ,po praniu wstazck, re-
kawiczek it'd, nalezy wytrzec
rece dobrze sofa.
Masio Dniesolone MONA utrzy--
mac dlugo, wypi6kawszy je kilka
razy w zimnej wodzie, nastepnie
nalozyt je do suchego s}oika, po-
sypac z wierzchu troche soil lub
cukru i przykryc odpowiednio do
obszaru wierzchu sloika kawaika
klein parafiny.
Azeby odswiezyc rogalki, bu-
leczki, ciastka maslane, ~leguminy,
a nawet ,,duszone" kartofle, male
zy wfozyt je W podwojny kocio-
lex (boiler) z gotujaca sic wods
i gotowac w parze przez piec mi
nut. Ciasta lub kartofle znajduja-
&c sic w wierzchnim garnuszku,
beda jak Swieze, nalezy jednak
zuzyc je zaraz DO drugi raz 3D.
grzcwane sd ME dobre.
Jajka ma twardo ugotowane
kraja sic zrecznie i dobrze, jezeli
n6z umoczyc W goracej wodzie j
natychmiast mokrym nozem kra-
JAG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07

dwic c0rcczki: Przygladaja sic
tvbic ! - darui, ale muszC bye
szczerq, - spostrzcg'am, IL w
taxi sam sposob krzywia usta jak
ty i m0wia: - nudze sic! Iapa.
nuj mad SODA. postaraj sic patrzci
ra zvcie W wlaSciwcm Swietlc,
zapomnij @ tenn, IL matta twoja
byla I zvcia niczadowolonQ, oceh
warunki. W jakich zyjcsz. bQdz
wdziecznq mezowi twemu IA
.wszystko, czcm GIG otacza, zdcjm
te chmure Z lego czoia. Z jakq
spoglada ma twoje kaprySy ! mic
chet. a przcdcwszystkiem po-
mysl 0 przySzloSci coreczck two
ich. Wszakzc mic zechcesz costa
vic i'm W spusciznic twego uspo-
sobienia? I pamietaj, zc w ia
kich wypadkach jak Ii ciebie to
ME ,.dziedzicznoSGt' til PREY
klad przewaznie stanowi.
Il o tenn pamletaj, re - si{a
wolf wzmacnia dusze i cialo i -
czySci nawet krew zagrozona tru-
GINA niezdrowego przodka i die
dzictwa po nim.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-07

Skromna i ladna suknia ola pa
MEN. tax Z tahszych jak i droz-
szych, jak n. p. fular hub tafta
materyi, przybrana haftem hub
wstazka. Ma kostyum da lat 10,
trzeba 4 jardy materyaiu. Model
Ia ma lat 10 - Is. Modelko 1Oc.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
(|!Elail!] (|!E|Ig!!l|!!] !
BARNARD CORNERS

We have been informed of the
death of Miss Edna March Of Mich,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
March formerly of this vicinity.
Joseph Stineman was able to leave
the Hospital Nov. oath and is with
his son near Bowling Green for an
indefinite time.
George Gawdern is in the Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, Hospital where he under
went an operation for cancer on his
face.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schultz took
Thanksgiving dinner with her son,
Thomas Bixler and family.
Orlie Harter and family of Jack
son Bethel, Wood County and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mcbride took
Thanksgiving dinner with Homer
Harter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnes were
Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs.
Jane Shelf.
Homer Harter was in Swanton
Monday.
The wind storm Saturday evening
did some damage here.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
GUARD AGAINST CASING
BY AUTO ENGINE FUMES

Don't run your automobile engine
IN the garage unless you have the
garage door open or have the ex-
haust connected with an exterior
outlet.
This annual caution, designed to
guard Ohioans against becoming
"gassed" by exhaust fumes, was
sounded by the State Department of
Health.
Carbon monoxde is the death-deal-
ing agent in the engine gas. Every
winter sees number Of asphyxiations
from this cause recorded, the fire.
quency of the occurrence rising at this
season because of the gretaer tendeu-
cy to keep garages closed. A hose
connection leading outdoors is re-
commended as a convenient methoe
of carrying away the fumes.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05

OLIVE BRANCH SCHOOL

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Row and fam
lily spent Thanksgiving with his bro
ther, Will Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cameron spent
Monday with his mother who is very
i'll.
The wind Saturday and Sunday
did lot Of damage.
Walter McClain, Howard Aumen,i
and Anna Galbraith were home from
College to spend Thanksgiving with
their psre.its.
Will Madden and wife and Harry
Whitman and family took Sunday
dinucr y tn Glad Dennis and family.
The o. B. s. is having the porch
enclosed on one side, we are going
70 have a kitchen for the girls to
learn to pop corn for their husbands,
on the other side we are going to
have a manual training shop so the
boys can make themselves a house
when they get married.
Craig Campbell was riding his
bicycle on the ice Monday at school
and broke his handle bar, peddle
and chain.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
SEVENTY MILES CONCRETE
ROAD. DEFIANCE COUNTY

Defiance County commissioners
have adopted resolutions authorizing
the construction of 10 miles Of con-
crete roads in that county.
The roads are to be- located in vari-
Gus parts of the county giving prac-
tically every township share IN the
improvements. The completion of
the proposed improvements will give
Defiance county tLe best system #
improved highways Of any county in
the state. The fact that Defiance
county has already about 35 miles Of
concrete road and that they are con-
tracing for 81 $50, 900 more to be
expended in the same kind Of roads
Is significant; they have evidently
found such roads satisfactory and
believe in concrete for permanence.
Other counties might well profit
from the experience and example Of
Defiance.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
LETTER FROM
|. F. WAID

The Fulton County Tribune is a
weekly visitor OF our house and we
are glad to welcome it for through
it we hear from many Of our friends
/ do not like to be always receiving
and never giving back, SO thought #
| wrote to the Editor more of our
friends would hear from US. We are
located on good road two miles
west Of Grand Rapids. Mich, and by
keeping our Ford humnEng, the. fam
ily is able to enjoy the Dement'S of
the city and we find Grand Rapids
and its people very pleasant and
agreeable.
Our farm is at present remarkably
green as it is covered nearly all over
with different kinds of cover crops,
barley, oats, rye and vetch. The
barley end oats are two feet high and
all headed out, the rye is SIX inches
high and a perfect mat over the
ground, the vetch is small but is in
the oats ready to start early and
Some Of you know that we are super
intending a horticultural Expert
ment Station connected with the M.
A. y. at Lansing.
We are not supposed to exert our
selves to- much to grow crops for
commercial gain but rather to have
all crops in some way connected with
an experiment.
Last spring we cut out the dead
wood from our peach trees and the
half trees and limbs that were left
gave us enough of a crop so that we
sold them for $1250. We had 5000
worth of apples and 25 acres Of wheat
on the place yielded AZ bushels per
acre, but the corn in this section
does not compare well with Ohio as
the yield is much less and the fodder
looks like sweet corn.
We planted nine acre apple or.
chard last Spring to be used as q
pruning experiment. There are sc
many different views on the bes'
method of pruning trees for best re-
suits. We used six winter varieties
four rows of each. The first row VIZ
trimmed heavy root and top. Tht
second row we did not trim excep
to bring it down to five or less man
scaffold limbs. The third row w
| summer prune and the fourth rov
| we disbud, which is to rub off the un
necessary buds every growing montl
of the season before the tree waste
strength in growing limb. Thes
rows are to be pruned just this wa
each year and compare results. Man
i people believe that the terminal bu'
| is the strongest and that we sacr1flc
too much in shortening the mai
| branches back. Our last three row
! retain the terminal buds. We cor
ducted several spraying tests in nea
j bv neiphbors orchards which will Il
| interesting and practical for Hort
culturists. may give you thi
Il spraying test in another article whe
we get it reduced to bulletin form.
L. F. Waid,
i Grand Rapids, Mi,h.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
fULTON'S LOSSES
FROM WIND STORM

Jas. Grisier & Son Insurance
Agency Co. furnish our office with
the names of farmers in Fulton
County whose barns were totally de-
stroyed by the disastrous wind
storm of last Saturday.
George Yaney, on the Henry
County line, large new straw barn
totally destroyed. Estimated loss
Stillnran Biddle, York township,
large straw barn and silo totally
destroyed and main barn so badly
wrecked it will be necessary to tear
it down and rebuild. One COW and
one hog killed. Estimated loss $500
insurance $1,000.
John G. Buehrer, Chesterfield
township, good barn totally de-
stroyed. No insurance.
Clement Standish, Chesterfield
township, very large new barn total
ly destroyed, also ten head of cattle.
Loss, $4,000, insurance $500.
Mrs. Kinney Smith, Swan Creek
township, very fine large new straw
barn totally destroyed and three head
of cattle killed.
J. J. MaIburg, Amboy township,
large straw barn and main barn
totally destroyed and one horse kill
ed, loss $2500, insurance $95e.
Charles Schlegea, Pike Township.
large straw barn totally destroyed
and two head of cattle killed.
A. Barker, Pike township, large
straw barn totally destroyed, z head
of cattle and hogs killed. Loss at
least $1,000, insurance 5000.
Chas. Tremain, York township,
straw barn, very fine large barn
totally destroyed, head of cattle
and hogs killed.
B. Smout, Fulton township, barn
totally destroyed.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
HAVE COLOR N CHEEKS
Be Better L Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-complezion
pallid-tongue coated appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
q lazy, no-good feelng-you should
take Olive Tablets.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets sub
s6tute for calomel-were prepared By
Dr. Edwards after II years Of study.
Dr.Edwards' Olive Tabletsareapueiy
vegetable edwitho holiveoa
Ycn win know them BY their olive color.
no pimples, feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood daysyou must getat tthecause.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act On
the liver and bowels ike calomelEyee
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome coz
situation. Millions of boxes are sold
annually at 10c and 25c. Take one q
twonightly yandnote the pleasing resulta
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
HOW HE ENDED
KIDNEY TROUBLE

"I had severe attack Of kidney
trouble and for three weeks could
not get out Of doors and scarcely out
# bed" writes C. e. Brewer, Village
Springs. h's "Could not bend over
at ali without the most excruciatin"
Mains. / purchased a bottle of Foley
Kidney Pills. Was relieved after
first few doses and continued their
use until completely cured. 1 con.
slider Foley Kidney Pills the best
kidney remedy in the world. No re-
occurance of my trouble"
Fink & Haumesser
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
Don't Prod yeur
Liver h Action
M ovsreemes Dlils~sssse, esssaIps-
or ciis;"s y ssssl sssssss.sl:

The organs Of Digestion. assirniIa-
liver and boweis-ess closely allied.
organs Is largely AeDsndent upon the
.'whippings your nvsf, INTO, action
with irritating iaxativss or strong
ter, safer plaza 80 sstfsns sthening and
tiye system WITH Na>srs,e Remedy
Immediate relief hst esnulns and last
Ing benefit. Il acts On ths stomach.
digestion and assiMiles16ns overcomes
biliousness,, corrscte eonsfipation and
quickly relieves s1ck headAehe.
Get your system thoroughly cleansed
and purified for once; stomach. liver
and bowels working together in Wig
orous harmony. and yo0 VIII not have
70 take medicine every day--just take
one mr. Tablet occasionally to keep
your system in good condition and al
ways feel your best Remember It Is
easier and cheaper " keep well than
It Is to get well.
Get a 25c box and tEy It with the
understanding that u must give you
greater relief and benefit than any
bowel or liver medicine you ever used
or no pay. Netsre'sz Remedy (NR
Tablets) Is sold, guaranteed and
FINK & HAUMESSER
Waueeoa- Ohfo
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the oId.fashioned fnu4$aeSs
Master burned and blistered whi3e 3
acted. Get the relief and help thae
mustard plasters gave, without The
,iaster and without the blister.
Musterole does it. It is q clean
white ointment, made with oil Of mueS
sard. It Is scientifically prepared, 20
that It works wonders, and yet doee
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with tie
6nger-tips. See how quickly it brinassep
ief-how speedily the pain disappeaf9
Use Musteroie for sore throat bro0s
:hitis, tonsilitis. Group stiff ned.
bon, pleurisy. rheumatism, lumhaen
pains and aches Of the back or joint6
sprains, sore muscles. bruises CHI.
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
tit often prevents pneumonia.
Soc and 6oc jars; hospital size $3.50
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05

THEIR GAIN OUR LoSS-After
observing how generously the United
States has been dealing with the al
lies, all the helpless nations Of the
earth would like TO have this country
accept mandatories over them. With
that accomplished. their troubles
would be at an end, and ours would
begin.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05

The Department Of Agriculture
assisted the Census Bureau in pre-
pairing the list Of questions to be
asked Of every farmer at the coming
census.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05

Congress extended the scope of
the approaching 1920 census by pro-
viding that census of forestry and
forest products should be taken.
These subjects were never specifi-
cally covered by any past census act.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05

The Census Bureau prints a special
supplement for each State in the
Union containing all the census
figures relating to the State in
uuestion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
Red Bean Filling.
Cereals and Their Value.

Cereals and their products are in
general the cheapest sources OF
energy in food, although they differ
greatly in cost among themselves,
says a bulletin from the State Col
lege of Agriculture.
There is little difference in fuel
value between whole cereal products
and refined products, but the whole
cereal is superior as a source of
several important food substances.
Cereals, however, are not as good
source of protein as their COM
position would indicate. For this
reason cereals should be supple
mented in the diet by the more
available proteins furnished by such
foods as milk, eggs and meat.
When it comes to sources of ash.
containing lime, phosphorus and
iron, the whole cereals are prob
ably twice as valuable as the refined
cereals. As source of iron. rolled
oats compare favorably with the
whole wheat products.
The whole grains and their prod
ucts are important sources of rough
age and of one of the important
growth-inducing substances.
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ter Cor fish stock if for fsh), only
see it is not too salt, simmer but do
not boil, when almost boiling stir in
the butter Zone dessertspoonful)
and two hard-boiled eggs chopped
very fine. Time taken is one min
ute to simmer.
Oleo can be used in both sand
witches and cake and the substitute
cannot be tasted.
Lemons to keep must be placed
in a cool, dark and dry place. Wrap
ping them individually in newspa-
per helps, and another way is to
place them in a tin pail with tight
fitting cover.
A piece of mutton fat tied in a
rag and rubbed on the surface of a
flatiron Immediately before using it
is said to make the iron clean and
smooth and also prevent it from
sticking to starched articles.
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and steam for half an hour or so.
Then turn out on hot. flat dish or
plate and serve.
Red Bean Filling.
8 c. Red beans. lbs sugar.
/ u lbs. lard
Cook the beans until soft, remove
the skins by MASKING them through
a sieve with hot water. Leave stand
ing until bean mash settles to the
bottom, then pour off water; squeeze
out all moisture by pressing through
a cloth. Then mix with the lard
and cook long enough to make hot.
Add sugar.
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When Beef is Tough.

1t is extremely difficult TO retain
the flavor-giving qualities in a piece
of meat so tough as to require pro-
longed cooking 1t is sometimes
partially accomplished by first scar
ing the exterior of the meat and
thus preventing the escape of the
juices. Another way is to let them
escape into the gravy which is
served with the meat itself. illus
trated in the following recipe for
round steak on biscuits.
Cut round steak into pieces about
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
Timely Tips.

A pair OF milliner's pliers is a
useful inmate of work basket
Fish and cucumber prepared in a
ramekins is delicious mixture.
kohlrabi is as delicate as cauli-
flower, if taken at the right stage.
Hot baked potatoes, when cold,
make delicious foundation for sal
ad.
Any loose corner of wallpaper
should be Immediately pasted down.
A newspaper polish gives windows
a nice finish after washing them.
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q little water, and sprinkle with
sugar. Bake In q quick oven and
serve with sauce.
Sauce.-Peel one lemon very thinly
and cut the rind into thin strips
about one inch in length, place them
in a saucepan with cold water. let It
boil. strain the water off. put the rind
on again to boil in fresh water for
ten or fifteen minutes to soften. and
strain 1t. Melt two tablespoonfuls Of
butter in a saucepan. add two table.
spoonfuls OF -four. and stir on tho
stove for two minutes without letting
1t color. Remove from the fire. pour
In q cup Of water and mix smoothly,
then stir over the stove until It boils,
add the cooked rind and sufficient
lemon Juice TO well flavor salt to
taste. and serve.
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Serving Chocolate.

When serving chocolate or cocoa,
if you have no cream, place a fresh
marshnallow in each cup and pour
the chocolate over it; it will rose
to the top, dissolve and take the
place of cream. The marshmallows
in tin boxes keep fresh long time