Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06
GIVES SOME RECIPES.

Dear Sisters: Isn't it foolish to find fault with your Social Corner sister be- cause she can't see things as you do? Battling with your Social Corner sister is like operating on your-own hereafter, when all you need Is a course of applied treatment. As Janette says, "They aren't so bad when you get used to them and they could always be worse" and to "despise" people because they don't think as you do and see as you do is worse than foolish-and people will love you easier if you first love them. The other sisters have just as much right to their opinion as you have If water seeks its own leveP' wifes isn't any finer than the man she Hnarries; and he is no better than birth and breeding have made him. Folks who have climb ed up to the heights sometimes get dizzy looking down. Be careful and keep yourself from falling over the bumpers in the road for there is middle road, where you and yours can travel and be happy Why not spend your energy | looking for it.. instead of taking 1t out | in scolding the other sisters because they don't think just as you do? Why not write letter like Cady, Jeremy, Loretta, Practical Polly. Scottie vand others who, if they don't think as you do, write such letters you love them bet ter for It.
 Wado: sent few recipes and l thought I would send these--to the pa per, then some of the other sisters might like them.
 Red ants can be kept away by sprink- ling red pepper around. think 1t was Triple E who inquired for it.
 Peresis: Could you read my letter? think there were over 30 pages
 Neighbor. Please write. I am going to have your southern friend soon. Please give your opinion on allowance or will you wait until I see you? Dorinda: Please write.
 Hubby's Chum: We want to hear from you.
 English Preserves-To five pounds o4 gooseberries, add one and one-halt
 pounds of seeded raisins, four pounds
 sugar, and the juice and rind of three
 oranges, raisins and peel through the food-chopper add the sugar, and stew
 for forty minutes. Pour into sterilized
 glasses and seal when cool
 Rhubarb Conserve: To one quart o1
 rhubarb, add one cup seeded raisins, one
 cup of walnut meats, three cups sugar and the juice and rind of three oranges
 Cook for one and a half hours finisl as for English preserves.
 Raspberry Jam: Wash and pick ove1 , the fruit and measure in separate bowl.
 equal quantities of berries and sugar Warm the latter, add 1t layer by layel
 to the raspberries, after crushing feV
 Tn the bottom of preserving kettle, ant
 cook until thick. Three-quarfers of al
 hour should be long enough. One-sixtl
 corn syrup may be used instead of ful r amount of sugar. The jam will be les grainy. Always use an aluminium O porcelain-lined kettle. This same meth e cd will do for jams.
 q Canton Pears-Peel, quarter, core an I slice six pounds of pears. Remove seed | slice, and chop six lemons, cook slowly I for about four hours. the pears, tn 3 lemons with three pounds of sugar an z three-quarters of a p0dnd of Canto !! ginger cut into small EAeces. Seal 1 glasses and let stand till cool Citro s may be used in place of pears+abou l. three pounds in the above recipe takin . the place of six pounds of pears ] e should be cut into thin small pieces.
 UNCLE SAMS DAUGHTER.