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Evening star., 1921-11-02
A Casserole Guest Supper for Sun

A Casserole Guest Supper for Sun
day Night.
f On q cool Sunday night, when the
air has a crisp tinge to it and a
hearth fire feels good. know Of no
better supper to offer "the stranger
within thy gates" than the following:
Stuffed olives.
Chicken en- Casserole.
Piccalilli.
Pimento cheese sandwiches.
Hot coffee. Buttered apples.
Cup cakes, orange icing.
In this menu all the food, proper
ties necessary to health are found
carbohydrates in the sugar and rice,
fats in the butter and oils, protein in
the chicken and cheese, and vitamines
in the fruits and pickles. 1t is a
well balanced little menu and q most
delicious one. I believe that the two
hot casserole dishes are the only part
Of it for which my readers may need
a recipe:
Chioen On Casserole. Tho meat
from two cooked chickens win be
needed II moro than four persons are
pieces small enough to saute-that is.
to fry in butter or drippings-and
put the bones in one quart Of water
to simmer with one garlic Glove. two
stalks Of celery diced. and salt and
pepper to suit taste. When the
chicken pieces are warm and slightly
brown and when the bones-and-water
stock is reduced to one pint, arrange
the fried chicken pieces in the bottom
Of a buttered casserole, pour the hot
stock over them, eliminating the
bones. and cover all with layer OF
cooked rice. Add little more of the
hot stock which has been saved out
Bake in a moderate oven for one and
Evening star., 1921-11-02

trimmed suit continues its daily serv-
Ice, and it is fashioned after the
sketch which is shown today. Some
Of the models vary, but that 10 q Ques.
tion Of taste and purse. The Jacket
Of this suit is almost knee length, as
you see. and it is loosely belted in
Of the material caught in front with
an ornamental clasp of metal It Is
difficult to get away from this form
Of trimming.
The sleeves constitute tho actual
novelty Of the Jacket as they do in
the majority Of clothes this season.
They are sauarely cut and run well
over the broad tunic which forms the
upper part Of the jacket There Is a
heavy line OF stitching to accentuate
this odd placement Of the armhole SO
1t Is easy to see from the new
models coming out that this type of
jacket is liked by those who make
tailored suits. The public may be
induced to wear them, but it is ad-
mitted by those who govern fashions
that sufficient admiration 10 shown
for the short coat to keep it in the
public eye.
given to the type of suit that swept
over America last spring-and summer.
It consisted Of a box. coat falling
below the hips with an inverted pleat
down the back. a straight belt. sew
eral pockets and a tight skirt. Moth
ing could have shown our inde-
pendence of French fashion more
than this variety Of street suit. for it
was not worn in any country but this
one. This winter it is abandoned.
Evening star., 1921-11-02

stamped, seif.addrsssed enyeiope IT inciosed.
wiz TO the large number Of. letters received,
eS made to queries noe conforming to instrus
sksA Inflammation has actually start
ed:is the injection with hypodermic
nebdle directly into muscle tissues of
q very minute dose Of an extract of
PRladelphia has reported a long
se9ies of cases in which this method
Of treatment has brought most CRATE
fuf relief to the itching within
twAnty-four hours as a rule, and
practically a cure in very few days
-fh contrast. with the usual duration
OF two or three weeks:
Leaves Of poison ivy be gathered. ex-
tre.cted by the pharmacist with abb
sohute alcohol, and the extract filter
tered and precipitated. The precipi-
tat.e Is dried and extracted in Soxhlet
exSractors for ten hours, and the ex-
trect obtained is dried at low tenn
peSaSure. The toxin or poison is
abAolute alcohol. A proper amount
Of sterile water is then added to
make the solution non-irritating.
The dose Of this toxin solution ad-
mihistered by hypodermic injection
into muscle tissue is from one-half
80 sdrops) every twenty-four hours,
bus usually two injections are suf-
ficient for quick relief and cure.
In some instances the poisoning is
by yssumac rather than ivy, and il that
is known to be the case, an extract
of fresh sumac leaves made in the
same strength and manner as de-
pleyed in, the same doses in treat
mGnt.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
The Quick Cure Of Ivy Poisoning.


The Quick Cure Of Ivy Poisoning.
On several occasions there has been
given in this column. as well AZ by
mail to numerous correspondents the
formula and directions for treatment
with a very dilute extract of poison
Ivy leaf for the purpose Of removing
individual sensitization to this poison.
The formula ts as follows:
Ttncture of rhus toxicodendron,
part
Reotified Beet; spirit: .-::;::s - parts
100 parts
Beginning with two drops after
breakfast. in a wineglassful Of water.
take a dose thrice daily after meals.
increasing by two drops each dose
until 1S drops are taken at one
dose, then take one teaspoonful once
q day until the supply is exhausted.
If you expect to come in contact with
poison ivy frequently throughout the
season, it is we'll to continue taking
a teaspoonful two or three times a
week. The protective effect lasts
only a few weeks or months, and the
same course Of desensitizing treat
season IL protection Is desired.
Many persons who have suffered
with ivy poisoning experience an an
noying and very obstinate skin in
f1ampation or irritation over a pro-
longed period of months or years
thereafter. It has been found that a
course of the foregoing desensitizing
treatment brought complete relief to
many such chronic skin conditions
resulting from an attack of ivy der
mathis.
1t would be safe enough and per-
haps of some benefit to begin this
course Of desensitizing treatment
even after an attack of ivy skin in
f1ammation has started. But the
benefit,>if any. would be little too
slow, to be particularly appreciated
by the sufferer.
A much more eficacious treatment
Evening star., 1921-11-02
Personal Health Service
Rx WILLIAM RRAnY Al Il
Noted Pkysiesan and Aakhor

treat
$50 "
Evening star., 1921-11-02
Menu for q Day.
BREAKFAST.
Bananas.
Hominy with sugar and cream.
Scones. Ham omelet. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Cream Of barley soup.
Croutons. Bread and butter.
Preserves. Cocoa
DINNER.
Scslloped Goldfish and rice.
Slowed tomatoes. Apple salad.
Cheese. Crackers.
Baked custards.
Cookies. Coffee.
Baked Stuffed Beet, Heart.

Carefully remove all membranes
and veins from the inside Of one beef
heart or two calves hearts and let
1t stand on its base in salted water
for half an hour to draw out the
blood. then wipe dry and stun. Melt
one tablespoon Of butter and add 1t to
two cups Of bread crumbs, with one
tablespoon Of chopped parsley, salt
and pepper to taste and two table,
spoons Of water. Stuff the heart tight
and tie bread crust across the top
to keep in the stufdng. Basic often
with melted butter and bake in a
moderate oven. Calves hearts will
require an hour and half and a beef
heart two hours. Make gravy with
the drtppings in the pan. This is
good either hot or cold.
Evening star., 1921-11-02

Pendant earrings have become IA
vorites.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
Sweet Potato Biscuits.

Take one cup Of mashed sweet po-
tatoes, add one tablespoon OF sugar
cream them well together. Dissolve
one-half teaspoon of baking soda In
one cup Of buttermi1k and stir into
the potato mixture. Add two cups
of -four sifted with one teaspoon Of
salt and mix. Roll out, cut with q
small cutter and bake In q hot oven
for fifteen minutes. This recipe
makes twenty-four biscuitA
Evening star., 1921-11-02
Ham Baked in Dough.

Soak ham for ten hours in a boiler
three-quarters full of water. Re-
move, scrub well-and place aside to
dry. When dry make stin dough Of
two and one-half quarts of flour and
water, roll into a sheet one-half an
inch thick and fold this around the
ham. pinching the ends Of the dough
tight shut. Grease the bottom Of a
baking pan and put the ham in it.
bake for three hours, take it from
the oven and remove the dough and
skin. Spread one-half cup Of brown
sugar on the fatty side Of the ham,
return it to the oven and bake for
one-half hour to q nice brown. Serve
hot. garnished with parsley. This
recipe is for a ten-pound ham; allow
fifteen minutes more for each addi-
tional pound.
Pendant earrings have become IA
Evening star., 1921-11-02
Brunswick Stew.

Cook together one pound Of brisket
Of sbeef, three pounds Of chicken. one
piDt of lima beans, one pint Of soup
stock or water, one cup Of canned
corn, three potatoes sliced, one-half
cup of canned tomatoes, one small
onion and one teaspoonful of salt
Before serving remove all the Bones
from the beef and chicken.
Evening star., 1921-11-02


days tagging after 13-year-old boy from the
Hippodrome to Coney Island, you know was
more than tired-I was exhausted when
climbed into bed.'
. 'Well," said, "when am exhausted like
that toss half the night"
Exactly" replied Mrs. Pratt, '.but went
right to sleep. In spite of the noise and hustle
of the city slept like top. Next morning
Jack shook me with You must have taken
sleeping powder, Mary"
'1 don't know what it is, Jack, but am
certainly curious to see what kind of spring is
under this Mattress He lifted up the mat
tress. TITS box-spring," he said. 81 remem-
Der at the convention in Detroit the manager
of the hotel told me he had Conscience Brand
box-springs on every bed in the hotel. It is
worth dollars and cents to him, he says, to
have guests boast Of that fine, comfortable
bed"
The public is beginning to understand what
the hotels have already learned: that Con-
science Brand Box-Spring is the most sensible
and economical bed spring. The sales of Con-
science Brand box-springs tripled last year.
There is no purchase more satisfying. The
Evening star., 1921-11-02

f., stirring you up. There will Be NO
bowel poison to cause colds, sick
headache, dizziness, biliousness Or
sour stomach when you wake mp in
the morning. More people take Cas-
. carets for the liver and bowels than
al other la1Ative-catharties com
bined. l0-cent boxes.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
II zg'as so curious that I :.:
looked under the mattress.

box-spring is the highest modern development
in spring making. No other sort of spring
compares with it in comfort. Each of the 72
highly tempered spiral coils of the Conscience
Brand box-spring responds to the least move
ment of the body. Not the uncomfortable
hammock sag of the link or woven wire spring.
But the "give' is where the weight strikes.
The body gets natural rest, the spring con-
forming to the body.
A box-spring is the most sanitary spring.
It makes housekeeping easier. Neither dust;
nor vermin can make their way through the
attractive, durable tick which encases the
spring.
The great sunlight plant Of the Interna-
fonal Bedding Company, where these box
springs are made, is also the home of Con-
science Brand mattresses and pillows. The
reputation of the company for clean, new, high
grade material and conscientious workmanship
is by-word among dealers.
There can be no more ideal, comfortable,
long-wearing combination than a Conscience
Brand spring beneath Conscience Brand
mattress. Furthermore, you know that the
Conscience Brand mattress is built of depend
able new, clean, sanitary materials (cotton-felt,
kapoc or hair). Both. the mattress and the
box-spring are the best that can be built.
You spend one-third of your. life in sleep.
Why shouldn't your beds at home be as COM
Portable as the finest hotel bed? Ask your
dealer to show you Conscience Brand box
spring together with Conscience Brand mat
tress. You can sleep in supreme comfort
tonight if you make sure to ask for Consciedce
Brand.
Evening star., 1921-11-02

Superior auali1 layer cotton
feb. Attractive. enduring srt.
fancy stripe Of AGA tieks.
Strong imperial edge. Dia.
rnond or block t,fted. Con.
science Brand lons-6bre 6n-
ing. A sensibie buy At .
sensible price.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
When Bilious, Headachy, Constipated
"CascaretS"- loo

Clean your liver and bowels!
One or two candy-like Cascarets
tonight will give you the incest,
gentlest bowel cleansing you ever
experienced. They physic your
bowels fully. All the constipated
waste and sour bile will move out
of the bowels without gripping, or
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09
sMAGR KEEPS EWES
IN GOOD CONDITION.

Because OF It's succulence and tho
helpful effect II has on the digestive
system sIlage makes one OF the best
feeds which farmers can give to their
pregnant ewes during the coming win
ter months, sheep specialists at tho
College Of Agriculture say. This feed
Ia especially valuable II there Is no
pasture available and keeps the ewes
IN a healthy and thrifty condition. Tho
average farm eve SHOULD receive from
two to three pounds OF silage each
day although more may be fed with
safety. Along wit hthe sIlage the ewes
should have some palatable, dry
roughage and small amount OF grain
preferably oats or bran,
II the corn has been placed In the
silo at the proper stage anG well pack
Q dand sufficiently mostened there is
little danger OF spoiled or moldy Sill
age and consequently little danger Of
injuring the ewes by feeding II to
them. Moldy or frozen silage should
b eguarded against since the feeding
Of II may cause serious trouble with
the pregnant eve. Farmers who are
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09
DON'T xnsrAxR THE CAUSE
Many Maysville People Have Kidne,
Trouble And Do Not Know IT,

Do you have backachei
Are you tired and worn outf
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed
Are the kidney Secretions irregular I
Highly colored; contain SEDIMENT
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning Of dis
tress. %
Heed the warning; don't delay
Use O tested kidney remedy.
Read this Maysville testimony.
Bryan Greeniee, proprietor grocery
store, 1888 West Third street, says.
about two years ago I had an attack
Of kidney trouble and I suffered q lot
from backache. There was q deep
seated pain across the center Of my
back. was repairing machinery at
that time and when doing any kind OF
STOPPING work could hardly straight
en- up. My kidneys were not acting
regularly and In other ways showed
signs Of disorder. I went TO Wood &
Sons Drug Store and got box Of
Doan's Kidney Pills and began using
them. They fixed me up in good shape
and have never been bothered since"
Price 60 cents. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mr.. Greenlee had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09
DRIVER SUDDENLY ILL
LOSES CONTROL OF CAR.

Louisville. - J. W. Coons was driy-
ing when he was stricken Ill. His car
crashed into truck Mr.. Coons was
hurt slightly. Both cars were damaged
Mrs. Mallie Thompson, So, stumbled
In front OF a street Gag. She suffered
bruises TO the body.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09
TWO BOYS ARE INJURED
IN MOTORCYCLE CRASH.

Paducah. - Fractures OF the arm
were suffered by Lowell Kirkpatrick
and John Mayors, boys, when the mo-
torcycle which they we're riding col
lided with an automobile at a down.
town crossing. The driven of the au-
tomobile escaped unhurt.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09

In an average life Of 70 years, not
counting the first ten, over 81 years
are spent in sleep, over 16 in work,
II months in dressing and undressing,
and months in church going, says
and statistician.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09
HONEY Philosophy FOR 1921.

Did you ever of rush at railway gate or circus
door, people edge of the middle of the throng and hover
the sides seeking the to get n Others dart into
the hickes the crush and eagerly pres soward until they gain
the The successful this life like Of the latter
e knows battle before him and he fnches not the hard
places but goes through with at all hazards.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-09

DosTUM comes in two
i forms: INST ANT
POSTUM lin tins) made
instantly in the cup by the
addition Of boiling water.
POSTUM CEREAL lin
packages of larger bulk, for
those who prefer to make
the drink while the meal is
being prepared made by
boiling for 20 minutes. Sold
by all grocers.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
LOS JovENEs IMPACIENTEs Y LA
cARGA DE8WATERLoo.

Ell capitulo xxx del Genesis nara
pintorescamente ell matrimonic del pa
triarca Jacob con Lea Y Raquel Este
fue residir casa de su ito Labau,
quien lie pregunto que salario quer1a
ganar ayudandole en- ell trabajo de sua
ticrras. Y dice ell versiculo 19:
''Y Jacob am6 a Raquel y dijo: Yo
to servir6 siete afos por Raquel, tu hi
ia menor.''
Y trato hecho Pero ell dia del matri
monio, Raquel fue sustituida por su
hermana Lea, y cuando Jacob SO quej6,
Laban lie dijo: No Sc hace asi en- nues-
tro lugar, que Sc de la menor antes que
Ia mayor
Y convinieron en- que Jacob traba-
jara otros siese amos y Sc casara con
Raquel. Y todos quedaron conformes.
rs decir que catorce aiios de trabajo
a SOL, Aqua y sERENo y sin dinerc
fueron ell precio pagado por jacob, pa
ra estos dos fines:
Para tener- el derecho de consti
tuir un hogar Independence.
Para echarse la obligation de SOS
tenerse una casa, dos mujeres, sus es-
clavas y doce hijoS
GQuien que tenga sentido comun pue.
de decir que Jacob obtuvo una LICEN-
CIA BARATA de padre de familia?
Pues bien, en- los modernos tiernpos
aqui, en- Puerto Rico, Sc discute un pro-
yecto del senado nilmero 80, por el cual
Jacob es el maestro que con el fin dc
conseguir a Raquel Oicencia vitalicia
de PRINCIPALLY, trabaja no catorce, sine
ounce afios. 81 al cabo de ounce afios
CON BUENAs NoTAS, prueba que hs
sido PRINCIPAL en- ejercicio CINCo
con huenas notas entonces no lie dar
Raquel sino Lea, sea una hcen
cia de Principal (sin examen) por Gin
co alios y 81 sirve todo este lltimo pc.
riodo parte de el con buenas. notas
entonces lie dan Raquel la icencia vi
talicia de Principal.
| Y asi como Jacob sud6 arando, sem.
brando, recolectando y pastoreando ca
torce amos para conseguir su objective
el nuevo Jacob 0 maestro graduado tit
ne que tardar ounce amos por 10 meno'
para conseguir 81 suyo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
Jacob y las Iicencias baratas

No hay que emplear sotismas, hiios lie
la inexperiencia.
E1 Departments, los Comisionaaos de
Instruction, los Legislatures, los padres
de familia saben demasiado que una
labor educadora de ounce amos, asidua,
diaria, paciente y llera de exitos, esia
muy per encima de media docena de exa
meres que pueden demostrar que Ell
maestro 1naneja muy bien les polinomios,
calcula bien las areas de los poieiros,
maneja la maquina neumatica y sabe
que ur ciempies pertenece a la distin-
guida familia de los n1iriapodos, cosas
que nunca terdrd que ensehar.
Muy por encima del conocimiento de
los polinomios, de los poliedros, de Ia
maQuina neumatica y los ciempies, Sc
halla el conocimiento inttmo del nifio,
ell tacto para dirigir maestros, la ca
pacidad ejecutiva probada la buena dis
ciplina, cosas todas que no Sc pueden
EMBOTELLAR para un examen, sino
que son hijas de Ia experiencia, del
estudio psicol6gico del nifio, de la diplo-
macia y tacto er las relaciones con los
superiores las autoridades escolares.
Cierto es que hay UN PEQUENo NU-
NERO DE JovENES IMPACIENTES,
cue desconociendo ell axioma
''NATURA NON FACIT SALTUM'
uuieren, fernando un escuadron dc ca
balleria ,extinguir con la acometividad
de Atila, para conseguir el vellocino de
orc; pero asi como la soberbia carga
de caballeria francesa er. Waterloo que
do anulada por La grande e inesperada
zanja enla cual cayeron precipitadamente
jinetes y caballos, hacienda fracasar al
gran Napoleon asf esta carga dada con
ira el proyecto ochenta y dos ha de fra
casar, al caer jinetes impetuosos y caba-
lllos casi voladores en- la zanja que Ia
logica, la conveniencia ell sentido CO.
nun han alberto para que ell gran Ma
poleon que ordena esta carga halle su
Waterloo, donde creia hallar victoria.
Hoy en- question de ensefanza todo
ell mundo esta interesado, y los padres de
famila no Sc dejan engaiar facil-nente.
Todos conocen y desean premiar con
Raquel la labor competente y penosa
de Jacob Y todos ahondamos la zanja
que ha de ser tumba de los impetuosos
jinetes del APOCALYPSE pedagogical.
Un EX-DELEGADO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
TOME I'D. Aqua
CALIENTE ANTES
DEL DESAYUNO
ES LA MEJoR MANERA DE SEN
TTRsE FRESCO Y LIMPIO IN
TERIoRMENTE Y DE EVI-
TAR LAS ENFERMEDA-
DES


81 al despertarse suele usted tener
NAL aliento, lengua sucia dolor de ca
heza y pesantez, 81 10 que come Sc lie
agria y fer1nenta, podemos aconsejarle
un sencillo tratamiento cnyos rapidos
y benefcos resultados lie causaran una
verdadera sorpresa.
Maflana, embellishments despues de
Ievantarse, beba un vase de aqua calien
tie con un cucharidita de Fosfato Lime
stone. Esto tiene por objeto neutralizar,
primero Y, luego, expulsar de su est6-
mago, su higado, sus riiiones sus in
testinos las materias indigeribles, los
vencnos y las toxinas, La vez que lin
piar, refrescar purifcar todo su apa-
ratio digestive.
Las personas que sufren de dolores
de cabeza espaldas, ataques biliosos,
estrehimiento perturbaciones intesti,
males, deben comprar en- cualquier bo-
tica un cuarto de libra de Fosfato Lime
stone y principiar, cuanto antes, reci
bir los beneficios que ell bafio matinal
inferno proporciona.
FL aqua caliente y ell jab6n hmpian,
purifcan y refrescan La piel; un vase de
aqua caliente y una cucharadita de Eos
fato Limestone hacen 10 misnso con Ell
higado, los rihones los intestinos. El
Fosfato Limestone es un polvo blanco
que Cuesta muy POGO Y que cast no tie
ne sabor aiguno. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
orRA v1cr1mA DE Los AUTOS

En- Ponce, un automovil guiadc por
Isaac Negovich arroll6 Marcelinc
Conde produciendole maguIladura.
Y, es clare, Negovich no pudo negar
el atropello.
lNdal negociol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
LA LrMpIEAA ANTE roDo

olimptp TOgres fue denunciado en-
Ponce por la sanidad, en- vlrtud &C una
infracci6n.
Y es que Olimpio Sc lie ha olvi-
dado que, con La sanidad, cs indispen
sable juzar limpio.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
The OIL Situation.

Wall street was very much interested
yesterday In the announcement from
Mexico that the American oil men who
have been In conference with President
Obregon had settled their difficulties
and returned to the United States. AS
result Of that announcement oil
stocks, particularly those representing
Mexican properties. were very strong.
But Wall Street wanted more. 1t wanted
details Of the settlement. none of which
have become public. All Inquiries at
the oil companies headquarters in New
York were unavailing. In these Offices
it was made plain that officials were as
much In the dark as was the general
public. The only ones qualified to speak
with certainty about the final arrange
ments with Mexico are the men who
rpade them and until the five Americans.
headed by Walter c. Teagle. president
OF Standard Oil Comapny OF New
Jersey. return to their offices. Wall
Street will have to go without the de-
sired information.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
Judge Gary's Mexican Trip.

Announcement that Judge E. II. Gary.
chairman .of the directors of the United
States Steel Corporation, would leave
to-day for a month in Mexico was a
surprise to Wall Street, because some
how the report that the trip was to be
one OF business got about and the
financial district wondered what inter-
csts could take the Judge to Mexico
at this. time 1t Is understood. how
ever, that the trip Is purely for pleasure
and will In no way take the form Of
a business jaunt. Judge Gary refused
yesterday to comment on his proposed
Journey.