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The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04
RUDOLPH-M -McCOMBS

4 beautiful wedding was eolemn- ized last evening when Miss Cleone Rudolph and Mir. Robert Bernard Me oomos were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents. Mir. ana Mrs. l. P. Rudolph. Mrs. J. B.. ineador, Jr., sang 'T Love You Truly" ana All 6or You" The bride and groom entered together to the strains of Mendelssohn's Wedding March played by MT. L. H. Mitchell. The heV. J. V. Johnson said the impressive ring ceremony, during which MT. Nit chell played softly ''To Water Lilv /" A profusion of Killarney roses. south. ern smllax and ferns with numerous silver and crystal candlesticks hold Ing lighted pink tapers decorated the parlors and living room.
 The bride was lovely in her travel. Ing costume of midnight blue Poiret '"iii with accessories to match. Her corsage bouquet was of Russell roses and lilies of the valley. Her only or ilament was an exquisite platinum hiegree pin set with diamonds and sapphires, gift of the groom.
 After the ceremony the guests were invited into the dining room where delicious lunch was served. The din ing table was lovely, covered with a handsome cluny cover and centered by crystal basket filled with Killarney roses tied with pink tulle bow.
 MT. and Mrs. McCombs left on No. 3 for points South.
 The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. l. P. Rudolph and is one of our most charming young women. She has been a factor in the educational progress of this state. Her teaching career, with the exception of one year was spent in this state She is a graduate of Ouachita College and had | ." POSe- WUGk III the Chicago and Columbia Universities. During the World War she represent ed the Federated Clubs of Arkansas behind the lines serving and enter taining our soldiers. After. the re- turn from Europe she was decorated for her overseas service at the bien- nial session of Federated Clubs in DesMoines
 Mr. McCombs is we'll known in the State and has large holdings in Ash ley county. He is brother of the late Wm. F. McCombs, who so sue cessfully managed Woodrow Wilson'l Democratic campaign -Arkadelphia Siftings Herald.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04

Dr. Hesterly's condition is about the same as it was yesterday. He is not seriously i'll, but will be com pelled to remain at his home several days
 NOTICE TO TEACHERS 1 will hold the regular quarterly teachers examination in Prescott on March 17th and 18th.
 c. M. FIRST, 224d6w1 County Examiner.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04

with the findings of science and the testimony of competent authorities condemns their manufacture, sale and use. We urge all of our people to discourage this harmful habit, and wasteful traffic which, masquerading under the guise of patriotism, defes science ignores experience, and takes advantage of noble impulses to fix an evil habit upon the youth of our land. And that increasing attention be giv- en to this subject by our state legis- latures, schools, pastors, Sunday schools and wherever the facts can be disseminated"
 It is said that twelve hundred boys begin the use of cigarettes each day. Let us use our best efforts to prevent the formation of a habit which must mean waste of young life and manly vigor. Our youth should be an asset to our nation, rather than potential liability.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04
hs Prescott Daily News Published By
 TE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY

Entered as second class mail mat 1 November 4th, 1905, at the post
 Ere at Prescott, Ark, under the act FCongress. MarcE4 3. 1879.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04

For the serious diseases that attack the kidneys, Prickly Ash Bitters is remedy of merit. It relieves back ache, dizziness, persistent headache, loss of strength and nervous weak ness; symptoms which indicate kid ney trouble. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store, Special Agts.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04

Fresh. bread baked every day at Walloch's. 3-zd3
 If you want to buy a good roller top desk see w. V. Tompkins. 3-2d2
 Read today's Gazette before I;oo o'clock the day it is printed. Jack Johnson, Newsdealer.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04
RUB = MY . TISM

Is powerful ANTISEPTIC and PAIN-KILLER, cures infected cuts, old sores, letter, etc Relieves Sprains, Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04

We have some wonderful values in petticoats. Quality Shop. 3-3d2
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04
Report of the Condition of BANK OF PRESCOTT

Prescott, Nevada Co.,, Ark, at the close of business February 21, 1921.
 Resources
The Prescott daily news., 1921-03-04
If
 You!!!

Would wake up some morning and hear report that oil had been found in one of the wells now drilling, wouldn't you be glad? If you had not bought a lease somewhere close, wouldn't you be sad?
 Then why not stay glad by preparing for just what may happen at any time. Let us sell you a lease, or royalty some Where near these wells, and we will both De glad when the we'll comes Tn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
TlH1E DAILY SHORT STORY

rap. and . note was slipped under
her door.
Whea ~ raid handed It 70 her
Mistress she only pushed it aside
impa&isntly.
Throw Il h my waste baskst
Marie" che said. But - she
thought better Of It she deeided to
give The note her attentiun m che
asked for It When she had rad Il
tAroaoA ~ emiied anl eaid:
IT jast feaI1s, Nay I - yoa? I
- IN The lower right hand box.
Ned II ~. An Admirsr.' T1k IL
% different from Tie letters / an
acustomea to reeelving. Maria.
an going 70 answer this one. Givs
tAis card 70 Bully. aid direct it 10
~ aAmiree.s
It seemed 10 time TIL there came
10 rap q The door and Marie ad-
mittsd = tall young man in evening
droos.
II - u admiref." he bowed Ia
netfy. ~ put out hsr hand to
welcome him. but - her eyes met
his : cry of glad surprise escaped
hsr lips.
"Dick!" shs gasped.
He drew hack and stared ct he'll
a one n . trance.
'Loraine! Ny wife!" and BE-.
Rnsn ahA vnn1iuaG3 n she Hna hnins
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

Ceu10 figures will show NJ aDDsegiua4sly
~ Dsqteant q persoas n A1eEim ass sngagsd
e. oc1oenltars ~ - ecclDaEisn = csnpassd
UnAf& tstal nuubsf Of psssons engaged in
~ SIss occupations.
lne tbs MEANS d not clear unless the
$1,000 ~ Desvae1s ysars are taken INTO COM
oog~A IN In q pr cent Of ysssoas IN
1noe vses snOaged IN agEieait1rA
lnkaolo tAe number had fAlln 70 n per
y mn = he'd fallsa to q Dse .csnt: In 1850
T. - ~ esnt; h 1soe y - ~ esat; In 1see
T. 8 ~ csat: n 100 to - ~ cent, and now
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Household Hints

Turn into q pie plate lined with
crust and bake until the crust y
done. Then allow the pie 10 cool
and chill before serving.
Pumpkin Pie-Peel and cut u
pieces q medium sized heavy yellow
pumpkin. Cover the pumpkin with
q quart Of boiling water and boil
gently, beating the pulp with y
wooden spoon as 1t becomes son
When it IL all cooked soft drain ard
mash it smooth, add . half cup Bat
ter, two teaspoons Of ground gin-s
ger. one teaspoon mixed spicoR 4
three teaspoons salt, . cup Of brown
sugar and six beaten eggs. II Thick
pies are liked use the filling a. It ~
OLD.PASMIONED PIES.
The crust used for this class q
pies il usually referred to y
plain crust" though it is quite
rich enough for the purpose. It .
made by rubbing a half cap seeA
Of butter and lard into two 81
one-half cups Of bread flour 81
three cups Of pastry flour. addiasl
q saltspoon each of salt and baking
powder. When thoroughly mixea'
add enough ice water to make
soft dough. This quantity make
two medium sized pies.
New England Apple Pie-Lns
the pie plate with the crust alreaoy
described. Pare. quarter and coss
10 half-dosen tart apples, then slifs
them thin. Fill the pie plate. -
the apples with little Jumps OF Dst.
ter and sprinkle with half cup @
brown sugar.
Take . teaspoon Of ground 81.
ger and . heaping teaspoon 9
flour and beat smooth with thles
quarters cup of New Orleans ~
lasses. When we'll mixed peoI
over the apples and put on the ~
crust, leaving the usual vents
escaping steam, but sealing
edges well together.
/. This pie Is apt to cook out ...ss
oven, and the addition OF . =
paper cone 1t one Of the veu1
4 help in carrying away the
meee quickly. which 10 one 9
causes Of its cooking ont. -
| Dixie Cinnamon Apple Pis-$
one large pie one quart o. 49,
apples IL required; the pie pisss
lined with . layer OF pastry r
filled with the sliced apples
cupfal Of sugar. . tablespool
flour and some powdered chm
are spfinkled over the apples
/ last OF oil, : quarter q > g w.
! watai. Il u baked tn . me- r.
, oooa - 1nely-Eiye Ainntoe n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

were rendered unit for cultivation
by the war, only 10000 will not be
in a condition to permit of sowing
next spring.
@. Is the expression - certain
party" correct when it is applied
to an individual? N. E. M.
A. The expression "a certain
party" az applied to an individual
is not sanctioned by good English.
The use OF the word party" in re-
ferring to An individual Is restrict
ed to legal Technology.
Q. Do they have anti-strike laws
in Australia? d. O. r.
A. The Commonwealth Concilia-
; ton and Arbitration act of Austria
liza recognizes the right of workers
to strike, but limits the exercise oil
the right and provides penalties
for illegal strikes.
Q. What does a bale of cotton
weigh? NJ. X.
A. The approximate weight of q
bale Of cotton in the United States
i, il $50 POUNDS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

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heuaro * ~ oAlch6na. Nm -
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v.-a 80 .hst Lite. r.sScrn
eorssrsi !. The mos, hasntifni nird
which does not az. You will have
been 0vefburdened with poultry
Journals. advice and samples Of
mysterious foods guaranteed to
stimulate the philoprogenitive in
stinct OF the most reluctant and
puritanical hen.
For . poultry show ii . really
impressive spectacle. Here 10 halt
m acre or 50 Of c0ops full Of birds
Of the most perfect form and
feather. They range in size from
. bantam no bigger than . Qua1l to
. bur Orpington almost Is heavy
~ Q turkey. They run an aston
fshing gamut Of colofs--black
white. red, blue, buff and gray
There are chickens barred, speck.
led, spangled and striped. There
are chickens with double combs
and chickens with single combs
chickens with crests like drum
majors and chickens With NO cresti
1t all, chickens with feathered lees
and chickens with hare legs.
An pro- n,A A.A.star
any you wuss lenect .... ~. ~
tais OIIsIre ssslesstlUn =, ie.tner
ca WONDERS was ev0iseo from
single Type Oh Dlro.tne lunslt
cocA Vi Anuia. 1nAt - I'll nAtur;
gave man 20 stalt Win. Inc res,
OF tnis vSiiety Q. IoLm' SIZE ane
color - MS nsnoiwoE.. NO otne'
creature ON esItn mas Deen 20 vSl
lousy vs[leestec. eAcept po; ~
.ne uos' nnu tnoIe weIe ~ n.e,!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

0oveEnor Frank o. Lovdsn Of Illinois, in .
19gW Year gfsstng to the DsoDle q America,
lzlsessea assntnent that e1Ght 70 - ssEioasiy
01na ~ ~ elao1n, IT,. tAseasA ~ apDaica-
-. = hs = tssthfally states. the troubles
~ nov bssst Tie nation volld Be remsdisd.
Hses It H.. more than anything else wish
~ ~ Nsw year that - Ansrina psps,s may
sseaps1fs " spirit which. daring The war.
1870 them unitsd anA irresistible: the spirit
1AieA selitssatsd I'll class aad ss,igioas a.
1senc: IL spirit which revealed the sspesns
eonnty q he idea Of service aad whose demi-
49, nets WAS The fathaFAosd q God and the
1gotheghood q man. u w sAAll succeed IN
gsenpt1rtng this spirit I'll oar otAsr troubles
v1ll l(SaDDear."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

tAay rsaAsr sss 90 ~ Aaswer b .
10 BafpAn. FfoAsele J. 0nek1a. DRseess,
e6aRuu Cd soeasos tWe-seat stamp fos
ssa1asakiaa, sAs Seolles beaag seaS direct
paid = ansnynsus etssss.D
q. ID the use Of the word "chick-
en-" meaning a young girl. REGARDED
a. modern slang? A. n. P.
A. This use Of the word ID 30 re-
xarded, but dictionaries recognize
It's nee a. meaning "a young or
youthful and inexperienced person;
. child; also . timid person At
any rate the expression Is 30 old
that jonathan Swift used It.
q. What qualifications are neces-
sary to become . mail plane pilot:
j.. NJ.
A. The postonce department says
that only experienced aviators are
considered for such positions.
Q. Are any silkworms raised In
the United States? R. o. d.
A. Silkworms are raised on
small scale in the southwestern
part q this country.
Q. Are pineapples grown from
seed? c. c. H.
A. Pineapples rarely produce
seed. They are propagated CONNER
cially BY setting out the crown at
the top Of the fruit, slips from the
base Of fruit, suckers from near the
base Of the stalk, and rattoohs from
<h> 800 C~cIor~ ora unn.< r.<rn
monty planted twice They usually
produce q crop Of fruit in from IA
to Is months.
Q. What Is tie largest active VOL
cano in the world! C. e. d.
A. The largest continuously &C
tive volcano in the world u Kill
anea In Hawaii.
@. What was the total acreage Of
land grants to the railroads. By the
federal government. l. N. C.
A. Professor Charles Lee Raper
In HE book on Railway Transpor-
tatiou" % authority for the state
ment that the total land grants
made BY the government, indirectly
| through the states during the period
1650-1Ss2 and directly during the
psriod 1S62-1S71 constituted $780,
~, Soo acfee.
Q. Are thsrs sach things rs paint
mines? e. D. P.
A. All mineral pigments must be
mined - other mineral products
are taken from the earth. For in
~AanaA thAaA 900 AwkAn.~sSrn .vAf1nv,,
ochef deposits in the Caftersville
district in Georgia, the Arst mine
having been opened there in 1877.
q. Has any q the hack pay
!awArded the Bethlehem workers BY
the decision Of the national war
labor board ever ben paid?
CIV.
A. The electrical workers have
besn paid the back pay awarded
then, bot payment Of the amounts
due the workers in other occupa-
lions has been delayed BY necessary
anditing work.
! Q. Where was the armistice
| signed! r. W.
A. The armistice was signed BY
the Germans at Senlis, . town about
Twenty miles north Of Paris.
Q. Just where n Armenia and
who are the Armenians! co. E
A. Tho boundaries Of Armeuil
have not been hxed - yet, but II
. general WY Il IL the region soutl
It the CAuceguo and north OF Neso
- -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
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Iypresents : uesien co.eelvea = III
mIno q man ana carried oot -
ante ana IeLIscs0ty matetlao
s ..aas ~ an.nsI nereoity neye n
u.neEsns oFeeos ~ ~ eeassesl
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AZ tnEee =, ING coIo1s.
lnN pity, Anu 81 tne rest al
tnese ArIstocistlc lows Fepfe
= real ana almcuit triumph ~
tne Iorces OF nature. TOT nam
sanst tnis tamperng Mtn 49,
!ofns, ana sne misses NO oppostl
ny 70 restore tne Original monkl
Turn al tnese prize winning nlfe1
loose IN paFnyaro toeeanef ~
let trem breed prcmiscuousiy OK
= lev generations ana they viQ
revert 10 tine primitive Jungle TIA
NOT only 10 form put In color. IL
SCRUB cnickens tnat you So 3
some oarnyards wnere No soo&
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

This smart suit has been made
to compete with the knitted sweater
coat and the pretty jersey suits
which are so very POPULAR and it is
the newest mode designed BY some
Of the foremost Knitting mills Of the
country. It Is made In . plain
knitted stitch like the usual sweat
ef coat and It 10 modelled on the
simple tailored lines Of the ever
popular jersey suit.
This suit Dictnred il admirably
ADAPTED for southern wear and
since thu sosthern season is Just
starting such suits will be much in
demand. French blue and gray
wool il used to make this suit. The
gray ID trimmed with bands Of the
blue. Tho coat II made in tuxedo
style with patch pockets. A smayt
little silk hat in white and blue COM
Dlstoe tn costume. which 10 IN.
nnnf1o thkaA 6n0o0lD1t9A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

The senate voted favorably on the Shop
pard-Towner maternity bill.
Fine for the senate!
This bill appropriates 5. ooe.ooe to safe
guard women, especially Of rural districts.
during the most trying period Of maternity.
OF course it should have passed the senate.
Bat, It seems. tAsFs was considerable opposi-
ton. For Instance, the very vsaltAy Senator
Warren Of Wyoming. was ostsDoksn in his OPP
position. He pleaded for seenony. Hs insist
"a dat 70 spend >l,eee.sse ssSiag livss II a1th-
err and babies Va too much considering "ths
treasury ID In such bad shape
While the senator was willing 10 ssve
iitt1s foaf millioa dsllan ct the sxysass a
mothers md Sabies. hs was peepaffns for sub
nisnioa b The seaAts . hi apDspse1atiag four
hundred million for the szmy ana aaolAse bin
apDropziatdng I'VE hundred nillioa for he navy.
But the senate passed the shsppazd- Tpwner
bill. a.
Fine for The senate!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

vaAsst laeking thro6sh hi book Of rsaseas
~ SeouEins prices.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Y1,nAILADE Or n SAD REV MAJ

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49, .s..sSSrs ~ ~ AoSSies ferY
rvss1 49, -. - wifn N ll1ui61. 4
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~ ~ - : f.sSeS ssoet ~.
-%> - ~. - shs alinfi
Tnsss;s ~ ~ 49, - -. I feaf-
w. nss1er snxtnins n ami!
.o,1 naeeh.a. ,ius .re almost dumb
No.. IN vssfasn heoalonhere:
a. ~ -. ~. - rossnet- an ~ ham
! ~ ~ ~ cScked III running rsar.
m. ~ 4 vallow IA ara eore:
Nov ,os'vs .hused the poor old sink!
~ ~ -. rso~i. - "a orecr-
Va, h.vsnsf envthfnx to drink!"
80
n.HNvOD.
The Law. understand. u clear:
NO moss saaa -. ~. Ss.9.r ~,
Cc s,Cs, - ss.... 49, ms s - Srsnt,,,
AOo
IN the opinion q Mss kutn nay wesk1 =
Kansas City, No., school teachers q Amstlce
have been @wsishsd in The balance a0d Iound
wanting NOS eefpnsine. Coasiu1nk w
starvine to death.
Broak1nr It Gently.
fna,4A nrrrv corr.. Reynolds Prees).
Cesstsr Howard ana 90. soa Herman ass ss
pecuAS 70 eIese tns WA sau VA" 800
Aas0n ana Iay. A
~ s.o ~ n 1a'1 uaS o ., 49, 80
week end with Jack Martin and family
near Cranston, Iowa.
1T ID . truism." says The Dearborn hide
pendent writing on Jewish Control OF the
American Theatre" that there y more un-
t t1 tan was ever permitted BY the police
In the baflesque houses"
Possibly: We wont argue about the idea
vorda used to exprese It, When, il ever. has
.sindeoencys been refined?
MA GOOSE vOLSTEAD.
fFrcrn Tia Commercial Telerrauhers' Jonrnan
Thirsty Jack Horner
Sat in . corner
/ ! 1r,.,aI d 81 Give " - 4
Found mia urev eifective
Ana esrisd poor JACK on 10 'sh:
a n "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

ssadse re eenJece ~ vi - ~.
- - : e a d - -
49, Il 49, u s..... -
IAN 49, ~ - L. 49, 1879 -
nov ~ ~ $780, s.
1eo9so .l.L - -. - 3 -.
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- le!sr g ~ ~ a .ssst ~
nArfyins -. 70 ~ .s salMn ], -
loyee me- -. : noI IL.
- $780, .s v -. ~ 49, = =. S ~ ~
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49, ~ $780,. 49, 81 mSatNa
- 800 4e.1.hin mieht mean that Won
vnnN loee ~ e1f1rejy. .
Stop talkirs about love. r. she
links you have gottsn over your
ahAia lneine you and on the strength
a Il feei . greater rognfd for yon.
I d0 nnf think she loves you now,
bat II you are patient ana do not
hurry masters she may learn to care
tar Won.
think q young lady Of II years, who
has euliepsy and has been 70 the
hoeuital ana cannot be cured. should
fan IN love with = young gentle
man.
~ father says mo- and my
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01

A01U9 NW00g0s F0E W00k0s
Considerable amusement II expressed BY
nsabsrs q he iatsrstats commerce conmis-
sioa q Tie statensnt rscsatly psblishsd by the
Association Il Railway MaaagssS. telling what
AAe ~ nsels tAinp the railroads have &C.
couplishsd sines thsy were returned to private
Management Among other things the privats
Managers point to the relocation Of 1se.eee
freight ears and Tie untaaeiisg Of congestion
Of the vaxioas freight eentsrs.
The intefstats commerce commission derives
it, amusement from the fact that all this work
happens to have been done by tho interstate
commerce coumisston.
Last May the railroad managers came to
the commission and admitted their inability to
meet the difhcaltiss. They begged for aid.
The commission had power under previous
lsgislation to apportion cars and direct trafac
and sincs May the commission has been issu-
Ing orders which have brought about the move
ment Of coal and the use Of cars where they
were needed.
Nov the railway sxsesivss rush into TIE
opsa and proposs three cAssrs for themselves.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-01
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.

Menu Hint
BREAKFAST.
Cereal with Canned Berries
WaRles Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Broiled Lamb Chops
Green Peas Baked Potatoes
Gingerbread with Lemon Sauce
Tea
DINNER.
Cold Pork Scalloped Potatoes
Caulifiower
Chocolate Cup Cakes Coffee
Tested Recipes.
Cookies-Cream one-half pint Of
shortening with one cup Of sugar,
add one egg we'll beaten, one-half
pint sour milk, one-half each gen.
erous teaspoon Of soda and baking
powder; mix with as much -four Is
necessary; but handle Is little as
possible. Bake in . quick oven.
This makes about fifty small cook
les, but will keep very we'll II wrap
ped to prevent drying out
Bran Cakee-Two cups Of butter:
milk, or sour milk, two level tea
spoons soda dissolved in the milk,
one and one-half cups -four and a
handful Of bran; . little salt and =
teaspoon Of baking powder. Beat
thoroughly and bake On q hot
griddle. This is an economical
recipe when eggs are 20 expensive
Ginger Cookfes-One cup sour
milk, buttermilk or water, one egg,
one cup sugar, one-helf cup molas-
SEES. one emp shortening, two level
teaspoons soda dissolved in the
milk, q little cinnamon, q little gin
ger and a little salt. Fold in -four
enough to mold 90 the dough will
not stick to the board. Bake in q
quick oven.
Banana Salad-Peel the bananas
and scrape with . knife to remove
the indigestible part OF the fruit
Then quarter. placing three Qua--
tiers on = lettuce leaf. Cover with
mayonnaise dressing and sprinkle
ground peanuts on top. This recipe
+, Is chosen because inexpe0slve and
appropriate for any time OF the
year.
Gssd Pies.
Modern Cranberry Wash I
pound Of cranberies and stew them
in . pint Of water until they arr
soft, then strain them. Add two full
cups Of sugar TO the Juice and cool
ave minutes. SWIMMING carefully
Dissolve = tablespoon Of powderes
/ gelatin II . half cup Of boiling
WAtef, par Into the juic4 and kss1
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