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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

burner to the other end of the shoe
a distance of forty-four inches. This
is less Objectionable the higher the
temperatures become, and after ten
or fifteen minutes the roll heats up
sufficiently to equalize the tempera-
lures along the shoe The gas COM
bustion is good, there being no OBJ
jectlonable odor, as is sometimes the
case
TO show exactly how the ironing
machine saves time as compared
with the hand method we put a long
curtain through and it came out
smoothly ironcd IN forty-five sec
onds. When we ironed another cur
tain Of the same length with an cleo
trio hand iron it took six minutes, or
eight times as long, to say nothing
Of the added amount Of energy con-
sumed.
The pickup is not SO quick nor so
uniform as it might be, but this is
offset by specially convenient foot
pedal which throws the shoe against
the roll when ironing is to begin and
automatically locks into position.
The release is effected by light up
ward hand pressure on release bar
that runs the whole length of the
feed table and directly beneath it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
A Factory of Household Ne1vs

EOfAh who read
hind them This to the Institute xad
the other dav tour throueh
the Institute Offices and
She the appliance testing laboratory, engineer
all
and work with them reader,
how and when built to last She
went the REGULAR Kitchen science
expert not Only recipes, but cooks chemist
has anaiyzed She how ansakinsy
Sunday food and appliance S
In the and time which .rs
ted to the planning guiding work and
tn making of the detailed
how
discussed and acted heeklter
ing four carefully library that ha.
just such
lit factory of household are
turning wonderful product read your
pages
DO read the Institute that
made and "hearsay"
ating laboratory get the real
truth or the matter from the
trained each for his working
for A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

several important branches of our
railway system.
Now, here comes a beautiful, pale
green, impalpable powder-no raass
of green leaves to wash ard cook and
watch shrink to a small sodden mass
for there is only per cent of
water left Of the 90 per cent you buy
IN the fresh product-and no slew
lng-inerely the essence of spinach,
obtained by drying it out, the resi-
due, however, carrying 21 per cent
OF valuable minerals and .O54 per
cent of food iron. This is ali ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Plenty of Cocoa Fat

There is also a large amount of
cocoa fat in this product, 35 per
cent, and 6.5 per cent Of protein,
so that you get the slight favoring
Of vanilla, a highly nutritious choc-
olate, we'll adapted to be eaten with
crackers as a sandwich, without
leaving the sweet aftermath Of a
real CONNECTION. A little whole
milk has been added to this mix
ture, but not enough to make it
milk chocolate in any way.
AS an emergency ration a scent
cake of this chocolate, half a dozen
Of the little unsweetened "entire"
wheat crackers, soon to be dis
cussed, and an orange would, for a
cost of less than Is cents, give one
satisfying emergency breakfast
for workers or campers who want
to make an early start that would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

Put this to cook with one-half cup Of
boiling water. Cook for five min
utes before adding three-quarters of
a cup Of milk, one teaspoonful of
butter rubbed into one teaspoonful
of flour for thickening, and salt and
pepper to taste. Let this boil up
once and serve.
A word of caution here. This
bol!s over so easily that it should be
carefully watched. To the cook who
knows what it means to wash spin
acfl it is boon to have this powder
all ready. No more time is needed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

Apex lroners are made with either
gas or electric heaters and both have
an electrically driven ironing roll
The speed Of the two-that is, the
time necessary to put number of
pieces through--is the same with
either model. The time for heating
them up to the ironing temperature
is, Of course, not the same for the
gas and electric machines, the cleo
trio requiring twenty to twenty-five
minutes, while the gas heated roll is
ready for use in about d quarter Of
an hour, giving initial ironing tenn
peraturc Of $50 degrees f.
An important point TO keep in
mind in using either the electric or
the gas heated Apex is that care
must be taken that the roll is thor
oughly heated if you would turn out
smoothly ironcd, dry pieces. After
the electric machine had been in use
for thirty-fyc minutes the roll was
evenly heated and left no damp
streak in the center, such az was
noted when the ironing vas first
started.
On the gas model there IL an even
temperature drop OF about 70 de-
crees from the incoming end Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
which is much more convenient thai
cropping for small foot pedal.
Comfortable and Quick

At either Of these machines, with
their 40-inch feed boards, one may
sit on high stool for all ordinary
fiat ironing. In forty minutes we
put through the following pieces
and had them out smoothly ironed-
8 towels, 3 flat aprons. small
sheet, large sheet | mans shirt,
/ night gown and ing curtain.
The left end of IT, Apex model is
cleared except for the roller shaft,
so that one may iron collars and
cuffs. With the skill that is ac-
quired by perfect familiarity with
machine of this sort it may also
prove useful for finishing shirt
fronts and doing other difficult iron
ing jobs.
The rod on the left side, on which
the pieces may be hung as they come
from the. roll, is Il convenience, and
there is also trough formed by
pulling out front piece of sheet
metal, so that the ends of the long
pieces are held as they 20 into the
roll. A switch on the motor cord
OF the electric model just below the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

nourlshed children in hospitals.
made under close scientific observa-
ton, that this powdered spinach
has a marked effect in promoting
nutrition and growth. Bone-forminp
material, iron and wth-promoting
material (vitamines) are all claimed
for the powdered spinach on re-
liable authority, though, of course,
this work is still young. One ex-
pertinent records an increased
growth rate of from so to 300 per
cent on adding two teaspoonsful of
powdered spinach a day to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Relative Convenience and Expense Of
Operating the Gas and Electric Models

The speed of the machine is
equivalent to 100 inches, or little
over eight feet, per minute. While
the use Of either model will in
crease your gas or electric bills
somewhat, it must be remembered
that they are time and labor savers
and convenient, and these two fac
tors are to be considered in count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Tested and Approved IN The
Tribune Institute

afraid of it-they can
not master and control it," Thus
spoke the old-time calamity bowler.
one of the most potent forces in
keeping the work of women in the
drudgery class.
But wise manufacturer of house
hold devices and necessary machin-
cry took up the challenge with those
very points in mind, and conse
quently household machinery to-day
is designed with simplicity as the
keynote and with d view to satisfy
ing every demand a woman can
make, whether she be of the hot
house variety or a newly imported
Swede.
In testing the Apex ironing ma
chimes in the Institute laboratories
we found them simple and easy to
operate. Either the gas or electric
model does quite complete ironing
job, partly because they have an
open-end roll and Will iron shirt
cuffs and short pieces, besides all
kinds of fiat work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Chocolates and a Powdered Spinach
That Offer Convenience and
Special Food Values

flow and the food will "disagree"
with the body as we'll as with the
taste. But you can cultivate toler-
alton If not q taste for foods often
times; and if you will look back
You Will probably be surprised to
ind that some articles, such as olive
OIL oysters, different Aavorings and
the common vegetables, will be
scorned IN one epoch of life and
greatly desired in others. Whv not
turn this tendency around and
make use of it? Why let it run
wild?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

prepare it than to heat canned soup.
The spinach powder can also be
used to color mayonnaise dressing
when green is wanted for decora-
tive purposes. 1t was hoped that
this powder could also be used to
color asplc jelly, but this was found
not practical, the spinach not being
soluble in the soup.
1t has been quite definitely proven
by animal experimentation, and also
by feeding experiments with under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

ration. 1t is to be noted, however,
that the use of powdered orange
juice doubled the increase in the
case of ten children showing the
least growth with the spinach. We
are not claiming any corner on
"vltamine value for the spinach.
The interesting point is that these
three important food effects, for
adults as we'll as children, belong
not only to the spinach fresh, but
are still in the spinach dried and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

are also strong without being heavy.
The operating and release levers
are we'll made. The padding on the
roll consists of two turns of stitched
cotton several turns of heavy wool
cloth, canvas cover and outside
cover cloth.
The machines are distinctive
looking, with a snowy white frame
work of blue and gold finish, a hand
some as well as practical addition to
any laundry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

to sift into cup Of hot milk and
serve.
The cream Of spinach soup made
by the directions inclosed in the
package lived up to expectations. 1t
was a velvety, delicious product,
with a delicate but decided spinach
flavor. The directions for making
the soup are as follows:
Cream of Spinach Soup
For each cup of soup allow two
level teaspoons Of spinach powder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

ing costs as we'll as in comparing
them with servant hire.
Both the gas and electric models
are equally well constructed, though
perhaps the electric is slightly su-
perior in design, with a view to con-
venlence. Another advantage of the
electric model which deserves men
ton is the small red pilot lamp at
the main switch. This burns all of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21


your cup of chocolate in solid form
Why not?
Live Yeast Really There
The chocolate yeast could be
more appropriately called "yeast
chocolate" and is quite surpris-
lngy successful effort to take adj
vantage of the vitamine value of
yeast without the unpleasantness Of
eating it plain. For although the
yeast is not unpleasant to take
when perfectly fresh, it is not our
idea of joyous eating per Sc. These
chocolate CONNECTIONS have only
slight fat farewell and a very
slight grittiness, mingled with
chocolate flavor, to betray the fact
that they carry appreciable amounts
OF living yeast cells plainly to be
seen under the microscope and max
ing up perhaps one-fourth of the
whole weight of the sample. In ad-
dltion, there is only 6 per cent of
sugars, but Al per cent of cocoa
fat and nearly per cent of protein
in this health CONNECTION.
The main issue, of course, is that
the live yeast is really there, and
that yeast is probably by far the
most prolific and effective source
known of the Water Soluble Vita-
mine B, which makes a speciality of
increasing your resistance; vitaliz-
ing food adjunct; one that helps all
your foods to be used to better ad-
vantage by the body. So good a
thing to add to the daily ration of
the twentieth century man or woman
that 1t seems shame to handicap it's
use by charging 50 pound for it.
However, it is easy and palatable
and convenient to take, and vo,,
would not want more than half a
dozen day, so the tariff paid for
the palatability is not actually pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Twice-baked Bread

The more you bake the bread and
"dextrinlze" the starch, as the
chemist would say, s.le more easily
dlgested the bread is. SO slices of
baked and toasted bread are a
wholesome convenience for any one,
but especially d for the morning
meal, for the .ldren and the in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Spinach Made Painless

Probably if all the efforts made by
mothers the land over to get their
offspring and men folks to eat spin
ach, because it is good for them,
could be converted into some form of
energy under control, it would move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
A Kind Word From
Texas
Dear Mddam::

Dear MGdGm:
In the midst of q sweIter-
ing land where there's no re-
lief 1'a sight till October, l
rant to send q grateful line
or taro for youy hot q0edther
suggestions. Your menus
for days achen its too hot
TO eat hare helped make
bedr0ble the terrible heat IN
these Teras plains. I hare
tried all Of your iced drinks
and frozen recipes and sand
arches, and stiU hope for
more along the same lines.
Yours most gratefully.
T.. r. H., Teras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

powdered, and ready for quick, con-
venlent use any time, anywhere.
without labor and preparation. Also
1t can be painlessly and easily taken
where spinach cannot be fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
By Anne Lewis Pierce
Director, Tribune Institute

A r least you ought not to lay
~ it up against food if it is
n especially good for you. And
if you have a well-traincd magma
ton you can grow fonder and
foaler of food that you know is
2 health promoter. 1t does one no
good to force taste, for if food
is very repugnant the saliva espc-
cially and possibly other digestive
Juices may be restricted in their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Staunchly Made

The materials and workmanship
Of these ironers are excellent
throughout. The ends of the frames
are cast in channel section to give
lightness with the necessary rigidity
and strength. These castings are
held together by iron pipes, which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

hibitive. The real point at issue is
that we have seen the active yeast
from these chocolates under the
mlcroscope--you get them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Ways to Serve Zwieback

All-ready-to-eat zwieback is sold
to us, so that nothing need be done
before serving except to warm it in
slow oven to make it more crisp.
Served hot, with coffee, chocolate or
tea, it is good without further addi-
tons. But many things can be done
to increase<its nutritive value and to
add variety, both being desirable
when "dried bread" has been pre-
scribed for invalids and children and
must be served day after day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

valided, or for any one who does not
make an especially good job of
digesting starches. Our one criti-
cism Of these products, and it ap-
plies equally to both of the brands,
is that they contain too much sugar
for these specialized uses, and fur
thermore it restricts the uses to
which they could be put. There is
1863 per cent of sugar in the Ma
tional product and 17.3 per cent in
the Sunshine brand. There is only
z per cent of water, where fresh
bread has SO to 38 per cent. There
is 6.6 per cent of fat or shorten
ing" in the National zweiback and
8 per cent in the Sunshine, while
the latter has little less protein
1915 per cent-the National having
II per cent. There is only about
half of l per cent of minerals, show
ing both that highly refined white
flour is used, with the bran excluded,
and also that but little salt is added.
The main point about the taste is
the extent to which it is toasted, and
the National zweiback was some
what browner, crisper and more
highly dextrinized. 1t was unani-
mously shown, however, by the
chemical and microscopic tests, as
we'll as by the tasting tests, that
the sf"ach had been greatly altered
and A:'' the claims for the greater
digestlbility of both of these prod
uctS were justified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21
Another Ironing Machine That Heats Up by Gas or Electricity

working board, on the right hand
side, is another handy item.
G&u.uI.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

be hard to beat as far as nutrition
Is concerned for many times it's
prlce. And it really is only taking
your cup of chocolate in solid form.
WhV mott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21

(Iested ard endorsed IN TIE Tribune
InstitufeJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

spselnl ~ The News
l.rnlWCk. Sept g. The South
rlams Farm nur0u Wool Growers 40.
soclAtlon with headquarters ~ Lubbock
holds lhv record vt having shipped tho
largest holding ut wool To the South
western tann nuVau W'ool aud Mo
hair Growers Coopcra,Ne Marketinr
association at Houston,
rve 0rs of wool to,aling is 200
pounds have lrsn shipped from this
lNal association To- the Houston ware
housc whc,e 10 viii h graded and
classcd by United states goVmnmen,
grader fullowlng this grading check
n issued TO the grower covering stan
darl perccnt ~ the value ct the wool
IN s,oagc aud the balance paid after
the Wool has been marketed by the ut'
fiocrs NJ the Southwestern association
!, W, Jennlngs, l.uhlovk county
farm ascn,. u SECRETARY lmansscr ~ the
SOUTH Plains Farm nurau wod Grow
cts' association with headquarters a,
this city and has bccn actively lnstru
mental In putting over the farm hurcau
,d,a IN this scetlon last yvar thc ~
socla,ioM handles, half mlllon pounds
OF wool aud viii handle approximately
the same volume again this year
n0ue Scot IN director evnvtal vt IN,
Southwestern association aud arrange
mcn,s haVc been madv tor thv mNrks
lng ~ this wo0l upon the gONrrnmen,
/ ptastl, .nt,.1f "A, tho ,etat.rn mills taklop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
SOUTH PLAINS FARM WOOL BODY
BREAKS RECORD FOR Shipment

ADVANTAGE ~ the lew water rates from
Houston To the New England states.
Thc Houston warehouse win store more
than s,Ouo ooo pounds IT wool The co
oncmilvo system NJ marketing has the
endorsement vt the bankers and husl
ness men Ut Texas,
Throughout this sV,lion tho ahvcp In.
dustty IL gtoWlnn IN favor With the
snall mimvr az we'll as With the hrsr
sheep groWvG The luW vost vt lVvd
Huiuvuon plus the hlph freight rates
has forc,d thu individual farmer at this
section to MARKET his crops ON the
hout "nriVv Your t,od tu Market" 1.
the slugau u@a Tho result Il IN
creased prosperity ~, ,hV individual
farmer aud the south l'hins scctlon
as whole,
Seven thousand i've hundtvd h,ad ri
sheep wcw ted uut IN this sevtbm lac,
year at small margln NJ rronl and
even m0rv are oxpcclvl tn N led THIS
war to VounlctlaAnvv the higb
nvlgh, rate that makvs g,aM vwghuu
tc,,ls practically wwlhl,ss AZ a cuiu
mcrClal crop
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

matters With the clty commission ~
Int nll lmhlp could vu.pWrn, aud help
h. puunv WIN uru not familiar With
Ne milk huslnoss hr,aupU Nuu know
much moro ahuul this business than
Au man who writes ana lalk. about
lhrsu matters that never owned a vuN,
believe thnt luu we're and are en-
hnNutmn a. uiWihlp u sanitary dairy
nd have lnvu AMI that u " Nuut dv.
irc H. pruhuuo Whulvsomo mllh, dc
pd NnuW TIM, The milk producers rld
husr Whn svll milk ave go,ting tuo
much pny tr The milk they sol, l"'
aus, ~ | stated la WN initial article,
NV Judgment there II luln ~ value
ma that Il tnlvs luls at hart wurN Ia
nf,Nacc cl'an, whole milk with the
nhc,cNlm test
Thc rroimsi,lnn ., the usc oi unr ~
We vuws In supplNing milk IN nclsh'
ors and w IN many ncunN M the
'l,N ave ~N,r 1T the dalrN Inspector
lrNull,a, and complaints made hN ,u,hcr
nlk lN,vlvvrt that should hc adins,
H. ius, VIA, shouM ho dune With
nysn
vsl U0tuv invite vou lN the ron'
,nt vt ,hr CIV nnmgv, tho lily cam'
nlsslon, und lhv dnnV nslwlor a.
wet With tho ritV commission ucN'
N,,daN, Sv,pUlst Wh at . a. ms that
\ uaV mvn, ,hoourhN discuss 80
Nlaie Nnd W,pk Nevthvr ior the mnv.
I vi the mills hanAlv,, and vswcmllN
hr W,,lk ,N,sluvrr aud the pwnplc h
utNVl, Nnvga,
rWfs rvslst UulN,
l,cp H. MarrN
MANNr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

IAN th~'N>cN, NWOWgrNt N"a ~ thu
,c>. a. Tb,sN~n, W,a w. vNWylkl
Va sV aplUud ,N ,lu,chvs Na 81 t,W
.tNs dvv lN an mNglN to a tu,. \ tvW
,,vNs aeV an tcv meN ,N,llvl a p,v,v
,e $50 Ms Ns,l WiuNNg q NsN Thv
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"a lhv ,N,M lvNNur ~ Njvps, lNsl
ii, Mas Np,N SsAlN UV NVaNg rNVWysvn
, Wu,Nueo "a N'gl v'v1altN SgN'N,
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06
A fkxAs wuNDEs

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gravel, weak ana lame inch. rAsuraas
linm and Irregularities az the kldnsys
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

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The Burroughs Machine is easy to buy ON the
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Let our representative show you how other
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-06

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nAnNIs MINs IN cor.

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