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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27

Jorief meo at faa iitorobragt en-.
Reorganization me0 6en Opgobe at.
ltrpoe Tlttftion nn0er far1fun0sfars
Ilige Streifer. 9rgaltiiationel1, forn.
I1fal benebnes @an1funosDiGlpe,, er
llrpolitiif % on1fatter ollc Go1nfun0s
flaSier. Den bar bet sSor1ndal, xaor
Tpigtige Sanfunosfurttionet tr,tcs
neo fans, at n1eobirfe til oercs Dpz7
retboloelie beo at itille til oispoiiti,.
on for oe offentlige Mpn6;gbeoer ben
npobenoige Mrbei6sfraft og tilgien-
gelig Materiel. De11ne ;yorening,
| fom mon bar idgt at faa iltano gie1-
nen let fonfi6entielt Spraab, ifaI
omfotte be1e 2on6et. Gegnn6eIfen er
| gjort ioenip6li9e Acknowledgment.
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II @pioien for @ebegeIien itaar Sof.
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befinn1pe Glamntar1te 9hbei6et
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m6rie1t nn6er Bette.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27

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set bar nfor6elagtigt at orbet0e pao
5pn0ag, Fl MT ba0oe ban foot slp=
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27

-8t bar n1o6tat Fere Sn61en6el=
fer, iont 1naa 1tgge ober til Rnere.
-@ibr Gorretning me6 bent Der
Mberterer bort 0Ia6.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-07-27
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The New York herald., 1921-06-05

Asnal and ragged kiddy-boy was little Billy Hare;
He had enough to eat, nor quite enough to wear
His only oy a kitten he had found in the vicinity,
somewhat soled and semistarved specimen of fenity
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

U. $. agricultural experts have developed a process of preserving small fruits by freezing
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
Little Stories For Bedtime
rimID DANNY MEADOW MOUSE
BY THORNTON w. euReEs

Danny Meadow Mouse is tirnid. Every body says so. and what every body says ought to be so. But just as anybody can make a mistake sometimes, so can everybody. Still In this case it is quite likely that everybody is right. Danny Meadow Mouse is timid- Ask Peter Rabbit. Ask sammy Jay. Ask Striped Chip munk- They will all tell you the same thing Sammy Jay might even tell you that Danny is afraid of his own shadow. or that he tries to run away from his own tail Of course this isn't true Sammy Jay likes to say mean things. It isn't fair to Danny Meadow Mouse to believe what sammy Jay says
 But the fact is Danny certainly is timid- More than this, he isn't ashamed of it-not the least bit
 You sect it's this way.'' said Dan- ny ss he sat on his doorstep one Eunnv morning talking to his friend. old MT. Toad. If I wasn't afraid I wouldn't be all the time watching put. and if I wasn't all the time watching out I wouldn't have any more chance than that foolish red ant running across in front of you.
 old MT. Toad looked where Danny was pointing. and his tongue darted out and back again so quickly that Danny wasn't sure that he saw it al
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

all but when he looked for the ant it was nowhere to be seen. and there was a satisfied twinkle in Mir. Toad s eyes. There was an answering twin kle in Danny's own eyes as he con- tinued:
 !. No. sir" said he, q wouldn't stand a particle more chance than that foolish ant did. Now, if I was big and strong like Old Man Coyote, or had swift wings like Skinner the Swallow, or was so homely and ugly that no one wanted me like-like-'' Danny hesitated and then finished rather lamely, like some folks l know, I suppose I wouldn't be afraid
 Old MT. Toad looked up rather sharply when Danny mentioned homeIy and ugly looking people, but Danny was gazing far out across the Green Meadows and looked so inno- cent that MT. Toad concluded that he couldn't have had him in mind.
 Well" said he, thoughtfully scratching his nose, T suppose you may be right. but for my part feal seems a very foolish thing. Now, don't know what it is. I mind my own business and no one ever both CTS me. I should think it would be z very uncomfortable feeling"
 "It is," replied Danny. .'but as said before, it is very good thing tt keep one on guard when there are st many watching for one as there art for me. Now. there's Mir. Black. snake and-'
 "where?' exclaimed old Mir Toad turning as pale as toad can turr
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
BY A. L. WYMAN, M. c. A.

We have just completed a trip through the richest agricultural and manufacturing section of this state and we were served many good and wholesome meals at the hotels and wayside inns in the towns that we visited. meals that will always be remembered for the bountiful serv- ice of fresh fruits. vegetables, poul- try, the best ham and bacon, home cured, and dairy dishes that we have ever tasted.
 In the Cumberland valley, just outside of Carlisle. we stopped for dinner at an old time tavern and
 the salad of green vegetables was served with dressing that was so good we asked the proprietor if we could interview the cook and secure the recipe. The cook was his wife
 and she very gladly gave the recipe and some others that were favorites of hers.
 Honey Salad Dressing The salad dressing was made by beating an egg with two tablespoons | of honey until smooth, place in a saucepan and stir in quarter of a teaspoon of mustard. half tea spoon of salt, quarter teaspoon ot l paprika, and half a cup of lemon
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
HAVING A GOOD TIME

"Why don't I have good timer" Annette wants to know.
 Tn my job I supervise a number of girls and | have always been classed as intelligent.
 "I am considered at least average good looking. In fact, people have called me pretty. Considering all things, I guess I must be pretty.
 T arrange my hair becomingly l have studied myself a good deal and know it's the way that just suits my type And I am careful to wear only clothes that will bring out my good points.
 q went to dancing school and know all the latest steps. And yet though am not exactly a wall flow CT, the boys don't seem to ask me more than once.
 And girls who are careless about themselves, dancing until they get hot and disheveled and never giving a thought to whether they are wis ions Or sights, have more partners than they want and a much better time than I have. Why is it2
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
BY JEAN NEWTON

That is it, Annette-they don't give a thought to it. Not that there is anything in a hot. disheveIed girl with straying hair and shine on her nose that is specially attractive to them. In fact, if l knew the girl I should advise her to disaIs,ear for second and apply her powder puff and invisible hairpins. But com pared with the fidgety. self-conscious girl. the awry sister will always be the belle of the ball
 You may be as pretty and fresh as if you had just stepped out of a bandbox and know all the latest steps, But if you dance like an au- tomaton because you want to keep your sash in place and don't know what man is talking about be- cause you are wondering whether i your net is on straight he certainly will not come back for more You must have a brilliant mind. but if it is constantly occupied with ! thoughts of how you look and
 whether you are making an impress sion it is not going to entrance any one.
 | One of the original seven charms
 is girls naturalness. And while it
 is a good plan to do your hair becoN . ingly and study yourself for the right
 kind of clothes, once you get them on forget about them, forget about
 your hair and anything else pertain | ing to yourself.
 Be interested in what goes or about you and think only about hsv- ing a good time- And then even il
 few hairs do get out of place, the
 man at your side will not notice 1t
 your laugh is free and you are listen
 ing 10 what he is saying! Try it. Annette, and see if you don'1
 have a better time.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

molasses one tablespoon Of melted chocolate, one cup of chopped seeded raisins and half a teaspoon of ground mace. Drop by spoonfuls into a deep, greased and floured cake pan, alter hating the two batters- Bake forty- five minutes in moderate oven Frost with a white icing to which add some chopped nut meats and seedless raisins-
 Quick Fruit Bread
 This cook also makes very nlce soda fruit bread by mixing three cups of graham flour with one cup of chopped walnut meats, one cup or chopped seeded raisins, three quar- ters of a cup of brown sugar. half a teaspoon of salt. and one and half cups of sour milk mixed with one teaspoon of baking soda. When well mixed placed in a bread pan and bake in moderate oven fifty minutes
 Green Tomato Relish
 For a meat relish she makes a sauce of green tomatoes by slclng two gallons of green tomatoes ana placing them in a stone jar Tn lay CTS, cover each layer with salt and | let stand twenty-four hours Drain | off all of the liquor and place the toma toes in a kettle with two level | teaspoons e2cn or STOuIlU CioNSS, ar - spice, ginger. mace. cinnamon and two tablespoons of grated horserad : ! ish, three finely chopped large red peppers. three finely chopped onions one cup of seedless raisins, half cup of brown sugar and enough vinegar to cover. Boil slowly for | three hours, place in hot clean jars and seal tight
 Sour Cream Cookies
 On the road from Harrisburg to Lancaster we stopped at Lebanon. al a small tea room and had a sand wich. glass of real milk and some cookies that were delicious and we asked for the recipe. Cream, two tablespoons of butter with two cups of sugar and when well mixed beat in two beaten eggs. mix well and add four cups of flour, and one cur of cour cream in which half a tea spoon of soda has been mixed. Worl to a smooth dough. place on a flourec bard, roll out thin. cut with roune cutter. place on shallow pans ant bake in a hot oven ten minutes
 Fruit Melange
 At Lancaster we stopped at one O
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

and looking uneasily and anxiously
 in every direction.
 Danny turned his head to hide a
 smile, for if old Mir. Toad was not
 showing fear no one ever did. "Oh. "
 said he, '1 didn't mean that he is
 anywhere around here now. What
 was going to say was that there is MT. Blacksnake and Granny Fox and Reddy Fox and Redtail the Hawk and Hooty the Owl and others I might name always watching for a chance to make dinner from poor little me. Do you wonder that I'm afraid most of the tin1e2'
 ''No,' replied old MT. Toad. NO I don't wonder that you are afraid It must be dreadful to feel hungry eyes are watching for you every min ute of the day and night, too.' ooh, it's not so bad" replied Danny "It's rather exciting. Be- sides, it keeps my wits. sharp all the
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

Next Story: "An Exciting Day For Danny Meadow Mouse"
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

the best hotels that I have seen out side of the large cities. The chef here was an artist and one of the best salad and pastry makers was his assistant. One of the salads that they served was made by cutting into small, even slices half of a small peeled cantaloupe, two peeled peaches and two California pears; add two dozen peeled and seeded grapes and cover with syrup made by boiling one cup of water with half a cup of sugar. two tablespoons of lemon juice and four tablespoons of orange juice. Let syrup become cold before pouring on the salad and then set the salad on the ice to become thor oughly chilled before serving.
 Veal With Paprika Sauce
 To prepare papriika sauce as served here fry a finely chopped onion in three tablespoons of butter to nice brown and add three level teaspoons of paprika and one table spoon of flour: cook for two minutes and stir in one cup of meat stock. when smooth add one tablespoon of capers, the juice of half a lemon and small piece of the lemon rind; boil five minutes and strain. Have the butcher cut four slives of veal half an inch thick from the leg or loin, free from gristle and bones. season with salt and paprika, dip in flour, and fry golden brown in butter. Place the cooked veal on a hot plat ter. pour the prepared sauce over them and place around the edge of the platter mounds of boiled rice.
 Apple Sauce Pudding
 A dessert of apples and stale bread was made by cutting thin slices of bread into pieces one inch wide ST three inches long, then dip them in melted butter and place around the sides of the a round mould so that they will overlap each other, a.so cover the bottom of the tlould Ith them. Cut in thin slices ore tuart of apples and place them ir. sauce pan with a small stick of cinnamon a slice of lemon rind and h:tlf a ct ? of chopped seeded raisins; a i'd ry little water and half a .u2 of sugai and cook slowly until all ;ae ~s,eI has evaporated. Remove tiiz lenaor and cinnamon and fill t1e bread fir- ed mould with the apples: bake slowly for thirty minutes or ur;il the breaC is baked to a nice brown color. Turr out carefully on a platter and serve with orange sauce poured ever it.
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Arizona republican., 1921-09-04
FOOD DELIGHT FROM A LAND OF PLENTY

juice, stir over a slow fire until the mixture reaches the boiling point. Remove from the fire and stir until cold. Add one cup of whipped cream. Good for all vegetables and fruit salads.
 Butternilk Cakes
 For her hot cakes she uses two cups of sifted flour mixed with one cup of corn meal. one teaspoon of soda, the well beaten yolks of three eggs and enough buttern1ilk to make a rather stiff batter. Beat the bat
 ter until smooth and ad the stifly beaten whites of three eggs. Use a large mixing spoon to pour onto a hot, we'll greased griddle. Bake to a nice brown on both sides and serve with maple syrup.
 Old Fashioned Marble Cake
 For dinner she served an old fash ion marble cake with dish of fresh peaches covered with whipped cream. For the cake beat to a cream three quarters of a cup of butter and one and a half cups of sugar. add three we'll beaten eggs and three cups of flour sifted with four teaspoons of baking powder and a quarter of a teaspoon of vanilla extract Remove l to another bowl one-hah of the bat | ter and to this add one tablespoon of
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

could find. and with such people ar these at the helm of our ship there Is no reason why we should not bring this society safely in to a great and prosperous future.
 We are glad to announce that an official communication from Brother Kirkpatrick assures us that the state prize banner is ours for another three months. this being the last three months of the year. means that we have kept our promise not 10 all 1 low it to be removed from our hall for at least one year.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-04

time I am afraid I should find life
 very dull indeed if, like you. I feared
 nothing and nobody. By the way, see how. queerly that grass is moving
 over there It looks as if MT. Black
 snake-why, Mir. Toad. where are you
 going in such a hurry ?'
 I've just remembered an impor-
 tant engagement with my cousin, l Grandfather Frog. at the Smiling Pool" shouted old Mir. Toad over his shoulder as he hurried so that he fell l over his own feet.
 Danny chuckled as he sat alone on 1 his doorstep. "Oh. no, old Mir. Toad l doesn't know what fear is." said he. | Funny how some people don't admit l what everybody can see for them l selves. Now. I am afraid. and I'm l willing to say so-
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