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New Britain herald., 1922-12-11
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Miss Gertrude l., Racklifie Of SIG
Arch street, is at the New Britain
General hospital for treatment for a
fracture of the hip, the result Of q
fall on an icy sidewalk yesterday.
Headquarters for Girls Goats.
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New Britain herald., 1922-12-11
Rev John l.. Davis Delivers
Forceful Address OH "The
Need of Today"-Plans
Series Of Biblical Sermons


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New Britain herald., 1922-12-11

With Tie avowed intention Of be-
coming an American citizen and join
ing the Baptist church, Serge Trufan-
off. the Russian monk known as lilo
dor, reached New York from his ma
tive land. Iliodor was an intimate of
Rasputin and a friend of the car. He
gave the car and royal family their
last meal before their assassination.
New Britain herald., 1922-12-11
For Ellie IN schools

But hcca use so many are Mario
and think their special branch of r.
ligion is the only one that is right
and because they ere ifrsid that som
other branch VIII gain little mo;
New Britain herald., 1922-12-11
Current Business Conditions
BY GEORGE E. ROBERTS

Monthly .asa New York
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
PPDDPrnutS.

. lbs. OF light brown sugar.
. lbs. OF -four.
I To. or almonds.
/ orange and one lemon peel.
1 tablespoon Of pepper.
. tablespoons OF cinnamon.
! smooth teaspoon OF soda.
I dozen eggs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Making.

Work together the yolks Of the
eggs and the sugar and then add
soda and spices and when thorough
" mixed. add beaten whites OF eggs.
The dough should be stiff enough
20 handle Then drop dough from
epcon in the amount 20 suit ire
maker ard bake in a moderate oven.
These make delicious little cookies
for ftNrfefr7a az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Goodies for Xmas Week.
Apple Salad.

Use equal parts of apples and
bananas, chop or cut fine. Add wal
nut meats. as many as desired. Just
before serving add chopped marsh
mallows.
Make a dressing OF 3 eggs. well
beaten. juice Of 3 lemons, the juice
OF 2 oranges. and l cup Of sugar
and level tablespoonful OF flour.
Cook to a smooth. thick cream, thin
to taste with whipped or plain
cream.
Orange Pudding.
Make a plain pudding with
quart Of milk. 1 cup Of sugar. scant
IL cup OF -four. or cornsta-ch and
yolks Of eggs. when cool add
grated rind Of I orange, and 2
oranges diced and let stand several
hours or over night. as It is much
better, serve with whites Of two eggs
or whipped cream.
Lattice Nut Cake.
Stir 1-2 cup butter or a margarine
to cream. add 1 cup Of sugar. then
stir II teaspoOnful Of vanilla ex-
tract. IA teaspoonful OF salt. 2 eggs
wei btAtEils S4AL LpStLlltI % cups
OF -four and teaspoOnfuls OF bak-
ing powder and add alternately with
1-2 cup OF milk. Transfer to a med
ium sized round cake pan. which
has been lightly oiled. and bake so
minutes in a moderate oven. When
cold cover with Mocha frosting. dust
the sides with chopped or sliced
Brazil nuts, or almonds, and decor
ate the top by putting the frosting
on IN ribbon lattice design.
Mocha FrOsting.
Stir until creamy tablespoons OF
butter. add - tablespoonful OF CO.
Goa, - teaspoonful vanilla and 2
tablespoonfuls OF strong coffee. and
- cups OF confectioners sugar.
MRS. FLORENCE HOON
917 z. LaSalle av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

A recipe for the kind OF cakes
which are appropriate al Christina.
time wins this weeks market basket
prize OF s. iu cash for Mrs. Q. r..
Reister OF III Sherman av.. South
Bend.
: Recipes submitted b. Mrs. Edward
alaier or Bremen. Ind; Mrs. c.
Haney OF +. Lincoln av., Goshen.
Ind. Mrs. Jack Erickson OF Niles.
Mich. Mrs. Harry Rolun OF 1917
I.awndaIe a.. south Bend. and by
AIRS. Florence Hoon OF 917 +. La
Sale av.. South Bend. win the five
- cash prizes.
The prize winning recipe for this
week is.
STOLEN christmas Calses.)
IL gallon milk.
, yeast cakes.
Enough -four 20 make soft batter
let raise one hour.
1 pound shortening.
6 eggs.
: pound sugar. 1 pound raisins.
cuTrants, nuts.
Salt and spices to taste.
Grated rlne OF lemon, citron AMI
orange peel.
Flour 10 make soft dough, let raise
60 double in bulk.
! Bake IN lOaves.
Put melted butter and powdered
sugar on top.
Making.
Scald milk and allow to cool. dis
solve yeast in IL cup OF luke warm
water and ono tablespoon OF sugar.
Add enough -four TO milk 20 make
a soft batter-set aside and let raise
one hour.
Take shortening and sugar and
beat 10 a cream, add yolks OF eggs
beaten light
Take raisins. currants and nut
and citron, lemon and orange pee,
hour them well. add to first batter
when light.
Then add second batter and add
-FOUR 20 make dough soft enough "a
handle. Let raise 20 double IN bulk
ana mould lOaves and let raise again
Then bake and when done pour but
ter melted over each loaf and then
sprinkle powdered sugar over the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Recipe for Mince Meat
pounds rump beef.
1 pound suet chopped.
pounds raIs!ns.
pounds currants.
pounds brown sugar.
quarts Karo syrup dark.
The juice OF oranges and 3
lemons.
u pounds OF apples chopped or
more il you like.
] heaping tablespoon Of cinnamon.
Gloves. allspice and mace.
nutmegs
Salt 10 taste.
l gallon OF sweet cider. II you
find II too dry add more cider. This
VIII make y quarts.
a Delicious Fruit Cake for
Christmas.
liz pounds brown sugar.
ia pounds butter.
eggs.
IA cups sour milk.
1 teaspoon soda.
2 heaping teaspoons baking pow
der.
IL cup Karo corn syrup (dark).
3 packages seedless raisins.
2 packages currants.
1-2 pound walnut meats.
IA pound almonds.
IL pound citron.
IA pound candied cherries.
II pound dates.
IL pound orange and lemon peel
! together
IA pound candied pineapple.
1-2 pound figs.
1 nutmeg.
The fruit should be dredged In
| flour before adding:
1-2 teaspoon suet.
IA teaspoon cloves.
! IA teaspoon alsplce.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
l cup grape juice.
1-2 wine glass vanilla essence.
Add -four until the dough drops
| from the spoon very thick.
This recipe will make IA pound
/ cake, or the dough can be divided
| and make 2 smaller ones
MRS. HARRY ROBOT
1917 Lawndale av..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

Select apples that do not cook TO
pieces. Peal and remove seeds with
fork making round hole in center.
Put them In pan with plenty OF room
for turning. then dissolve I cup
sugar and enough red cinnamon
drops in water 10 cover little more
than half Of apple Bake turning
and bascng until done and pretty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
MORE CO-EDS At pUDDyrr

LAFAYETTE, Dec. 22.-There are
80 women attending Purdue univer-
sity. This is the largest attend
ance by women in the schools his
tory. There were only Il girls in
the school when Eulora Miller. the
first coed graduated in 1878.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
SLEEVE FASHION

Very wide sleeves Of transparent
materials. gathered into a close cuff
at the wrist are featured on many Ct
the new frocks. They have a dig
nifty as we'll as beauty. and are very
flattering TO arms that find the
Sleeveless frock trying.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
SPORTS Wells

Now that w.ntry winds have be-
gun 20 blow the sports vel is demon
strating it, usefulness II is hard y
recognizable as such. being a scant
half OF a veil or even mesh coming
just 10 the TIP OF the nose and being
drawn close across the upper part OF
the face
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
FOR DANCING

Shimmering satin Crapes Will con-
tinue TO be used for dancing frocks
throughout the winter. Favored
colors for evening are flame, ger
anium, peach, lemon yellow and al
mond green. White also IS In high
favor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
YOUTHFUL APRON

For the youngster who likes 20
borrow a bit Of pie crust and per
form her own experiments in the
kitchen. black sateen will make a
serviceaole apron. Flowers cut from
bright-colored chintz are appliqued
TO form diminutive pockets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
FOR THE WEEK END

4 little sewing case of leather,
which may be readily tucked into
the travelling bag. makes a worth
while gift for the woman who Is
popular at week-end parties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23

red. Let cool in liquid then remove
on individual salad plates on shred
ded lettuce leaves. Fill center with
mayonnai.se well sweetened and
stirred thick with chopped nuts,
put spoon OF whipped cream on top
and serve.
MRS. JACK ERICKSON
$40 St. Joseph av., Niles, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
The FIVE other recipes winning s.
cash prizes are.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES.

The FIVE other recipes winning s.
cash prizes are,
CHRISTMAS CANDIES.
Walnut Grams.
Half the white OF an egg and the
same amount Of sweet cream. Flavor
70 suit with lemon or vanilla extract
Stir this stir enough 20 mold with
CONFECTIONERY sugar. This makes 40
small balls. Place half an English
walnut on top of each ball
Oilnut Iumps.
Foil two cups OF brown sugar. one
cup white sugar and one cup milk
until 30 comes up IN big bubbles. Re
move from fire and beat rapidly with
spoon until il commences TO look
grainy. Pour quickly in a buttercj
tin Mark of in squares when * Is
partly cool and place an ounut meat
IN each square
Kisses.
Beat the whites OF eggs 10 n
stiff froth then stir i'm / 10 pounds
powdered sugar. Flavor with vanilla
o. lemon extract. Continue 20 beat
urtiI IL VIII lie on a heap. then lay
bis Of the mixture on paper. Have
them 10 size ard shape Of half an egg
and about an inch apart Then
place the paper on piece OF har
wood and put into quick oven with
out closing the door Watch them
and when they turn yellowish take
ont and let cool for a few minutes
Then slip a thin b,adej knife under
one and transfer u 20 your hau1
take another of and join the two
by tho sides that lay on the paper
Tast makes the kiss. Proceed the
same with the rest
MRS EDWARD NAIER.
4. E. no. Bremen. IND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Christmas Cakes Should
Be Delicious; Read These

Christmas Plum Pudding.
cups ground suet.
cups bread crumbs.
cups -four.
. teaspoons baking powder.
cups sugar.
cups seeded raisins.
cups currants.
l cup finely cut cltron.
! cup finely cut figs.
l tablespoon finely cut orange
peel
tablespoon finely cut lemon pee.
I teaspoon ground cinnamon.
I teaspoon ground ginger.
IA teaspoon ground nutmeg.
IL teaspoon ground maise.
1 tablespoon salt.
/ cup water.
1 cup grape OF other fruit juice.
Mix thoroughly al dry ingredients
and add fruit, stir in water and frIt,t
juice and mix thoroughly. Add more
water II necessary 10 make stlf
dough, then grease molds 2-3 full,
and steam in FIVE or six hours, and
It is ready TO serve.
Cream Puffs.
cup boiling water.
IL cup OF shortening.
l cup flour.
is teaspoon salt.
3 eggs.
teaspoons baking powder.
Heat water and shortening in
sauce pan until it boils up well; Id
all at once -four sifted with salt
and stir vigorously. Remove from
fire as soon az mixed, cool and nix
IN unbeaten eggs. one at a time and
add baking powder, mix. and drop
by spconfuls, l II inches apart on
creased tin; shape into right form
with wet spoon. Bake in hot oven
about % minutes. Cut with sharp
knife near base filling.
Pumpkin Pie.
2 cups stewed and strained pump
kin.
2 cups milk or cream.
"A cup brown or granulateG
sugar
2 eggs.
IA teaspoon ginger.
IL teaspoon salt.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
Mix pumpkin with milk, sugar,
beaten eggs, ginger, salt and CHINA
mon. and beat two minutes. Pour
into pie tin which has been lined
with pastry Place in hot oven for
Is minutes and then reduce heat ard
bake Is minutes.
Mock Angel Food Cake.
/ rounding cup Of flour.
I level cup Of sugar.
2 teaspoons baking powder siftcd
together several times.
I cup OF milk, brought to boiling
point, and pour over the above.
/ teaspoon of flavorirg.
whites OF eggs beaten stiff and
folded IN, and bake IN moderate
oven.
MRS c. HANEY.
+. Sancolm av.,
Goshen, Ind.
st. Nicholas Cookies.
cups molasses.
cups brown sugar.
Yolks Of eggs.
IL pound hickory nuts.
1-2 pound citron.
1 teaspoon ginger.
11-2 teaspoon cloves and cinna-
mon.
4 Nix all but molasses, stir a little
/ then add 1 pint -four. warm molasses
and add . teaspoons soda. stir well
I and add other ingredients. then add
I 1 cup OF warm sour milk, then add
/ enough -four TO roll out in sheets
\ Bake and cut IN squares. frost with
I red and green icing.
Wisconsin Fruit Cake.
Three-e' ghths pound salt pork,
! chopped fine. pour 1 large cup boil
\ ing water over, add / cup brown
| sugar, > cups mOlaSes, pound
I raLslns. pound currents, is
I pound citron. teaspoon soda
/ (large), teaspoon baking pow der.
1 teaspoon cinnamon. teaspoon
cloves. teaspoons nutmeg, flour
/ very stiff.
Christmas Bread.
cup sugar.
/ ID cup lard.
1 cup raisins
1-2 cup currants.
/ pgg.
teaspoon spices. mixed. (cloves
\ and cinnamon).
/ Soda size OF bean.
Dough enough for medium sized
4 loaf
Carrot Pudding.
- cup -four.
/ I cup sugar.
1 cup chopped suet
/ I cup ra!sins.
/ 1 cup grated potato.
I cup grated Sarrot.
I cup currents.
I teaspoon soda.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-23
Icb Kuchen.

Heat 1 IL cups OF New Orleans
n1olasses until # foams, then stir in
two cups OF -four Sit this mixture
aside 20 cool.
cups Of light brown sugar.
g eggs beaten - hour.
teaspoon OF soda dissolved IN
Juice OF one lemon.
Mix the sugar and eggs together
thoroughly and add the soda in the
lemon juice. stir constantly Adj
one teaspoon Of ginger and cloves
and two teaspoons OF baking powder
10 this mixture
Then combine the two batters and
add one pound OF almonds or any
other nuts that might be desired.
Add enough -four 20 make the dough
80 that you are able 10 roll IL out
and then cut into any size SO desired
and bake. Finish by icing with just
a plain white icing or a decorative
one II desired.
MRS. c. J. REISTER.
III sherman av..
South Bend. Ind.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-10
) 90 600 900

News-C Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, February z.
Mary Mckinley was up from Gunni-
son last week visiting her parents.
Pete Malone is on the sick list this
week but is a little better a; this writ
ing.
r. y. Springer and George Watson
were in Gunnison on business the first
Of the week.
John Montgomery was a Baldwin
visitor Sunday and took dinner with
the boys in No. Nine.
Mrs. Pete Gardner was in Gunnison
last week, visiting her son who is at
tending school there.
Jack Mccall, a well known Gunnison
boy, left Baldwin last week for a visit
in Kentucky and Alabama.
Joe NanBuskirk left for an extended
visit with his parents over in the
valley al Villa Grove. Joe is going to
finish proving up on his homestead.
4 new clerk arrived from Denver
this week to relieve Mr. Richardson
who has been keeping books for the
Alpine mine. Dick is going back to
New York for an extended visit.
The big dance in Baldwin Saturday
night was well attended, everyone
present protesting to have good
time. Music was furnished by the
ElEe Orchestra. A lunch was served
al twelve o'clock, consisting of home
made cake and coffee
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-10
DOYLEvILLE
"Wednesday. February

Mrs. Alice Knowles has been quite
i'll during the week.
Earl Adams has finished hauling his
timber contract at Haig and is moving
MS family home.
Jim Correlli bought a small string
Of young cattle from Tad Knowles the
first of the week.
Gunnison passenger this vesk were
Miss Eva Leonard, f. ID. Stephenson
and son and Joe Berry.
Misses Susan Stephenson and Hazel
Marlatt were home from the Gunuison
Normal for the week end.
The dance at Stephenson hal Sat
urday evening was well attended. Re
freshments were served at l2 o'clock.
Harry Lewis and family of Delta on
their way to visit relatives in Nebras-
ka, stopped Off here for week and
visited with Mr.. Lewis brother, Cash.
Saturday and Sunday we had our
heaviest wind Of the winter. While
considerable difficulty was eSperienc-
ed feeding, no live stock loss has been
reported. Roads are open for sleighs.
We have about a foot of snow.
The school directors should be COM
plimented for the fine condition in
which they have kept the coasting
course. just south of the school house
The kids enjoy the sport and it gives
them lots Of good, healthy exercise.
Sitter Bros. bought Jaun Quint-
ana's cattle and hay the first of the
creek, and if reports are correct, they
are seriously thinking of buying Mr..
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-10
Normal News

The C"I'cgr basketball season ha-
been hrut To au uu,lmcly close this
week by the accumulated injuries 10
practically every member Of tho squad,
and Iuaamlch "a the quantity Of ma
tcrial lH very small, the games with
Eastern SI0p" colleges were called or.
Captain Pace has q apruincd ankle,
kchlrr broken collar bone. Gray a
broken wrist bone. Suidrr a cracked
ankle bono, and Hatch has Il severe
cold. The team was TO have played
series with G. 7. {. at Greeley this
week end and another series here with
the School Of Mines later on, but the
whole schedule has been called of and
the Normal e,aauU closed.
The high school boys and girls
teams, after three weeks lay OF, left
for h0utTu5n this morning and will
meet the AoutrU e teams for one game
each tonight. .Olatho was to have play
ed tomorrow morning at Mont rose. but
this game has been cancelled. Those
making the tnp are: Captain Hugh
Aiken, Acz O'NcilI, f. Miller, b. Kew
fit, C. Wright, u. Curtis, T.. Foster
Captain Thclma Savillc, Alicia Work.
Helen Foster. Ou.da Lashbrook, Mary
Gazzolo, Merle Wright. Dorothy Tom
linson and MARY Hurley. Coach Alta
Grundberg and Coach krause will &C
company the squads.
Another undefcatcd team. Cedar
edge, will b. here to lock horns with
the local team on February IS, boys
and girls teams. They have twelve
straight victories to their credit ana
two exciting games will be expected.
The Western Slope Basket Ball
Tournament will be held in the new
Delta gymnasium on March 3 and 4.
The schools to send both boys and
girls teams are: Ouray, Telluride, Ola
the, Montruse, Gunnison, Hotchkiss,
Cedaredge, Eckert, Paonia and Delta.
The Grand Valley tournament will be
held at Grand junction on the same
dates and will include teams from As
pen Glenwood Springs, Rifle, Palisades,
Mack, Fruita and Grand junction with
perhaps one or two other schools. The
winners Of these two tournaments will
meet March 10 to decide the Western
Slope championship, and the cham.
pions will compete in the state tourna-
ment at Boulder on March II ana IS.
The Interclass series has sifted down
to contest between the seniors and
freshmen who will settle the cham
pionship ut five o'clock next Tuesday
The Normal girls team met the
High School girls team in series of
three games so far this season, the
high school winning two out OF the
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-10
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News Champion Correspondence.

News s-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, February Z.
Chas. Hirdman has been working at
A. X. Stevens.
Waldo Smith was down from Ander-
sons mill Sunday.
Jack Roberts made business trip
to Gunnison this week.
Mrs. Gleason went to Gunnison Sat
urday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. Avery and Mrs. Smith drove in
from the saw mill Sunday.
Miss Mildred Stevens went to Gunni-
son Tuesday evening to join the Re-
bekahs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Wilson left for
Saguache Monday, where Mr.. Wilson
will work.
Mr.. Strausburg and John Smith
went to Gunnison Saturday, returning
the following day.
Oscar Pacheco returned to his home
recently, after driving the stage dur
ing his brothers absence.
Sim Moore, Jack Potter and Mr..
Brown left Monday for Mr.. Moore,s
ranch, where they will spend a week.
Mr.. Hufty was up from Paonia re-
Gently to visit his daughter, rs she
spent few hours in our town wait
ing for a train.
A. K. Stevens has suffered the
loss Of about nine head Of fine cattle
from the epidemic which caused loss
in Glenn Williams' and Bob Cooper's
hards.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-02-10

February 2, 1922
Mn. James Singleton came ia Sat
urday from ! two weeks visit in Den
yer.
Ms. ". ". Woods and son, Paul are
putting up ice at their ranch this
week.
James Singleton went 70 Carbon
dale recently to look after things a,
his ranch.
Henry Johnson is back from the
outside world, where he had been
transacting business
The ice harvest here is the best we
have had for years. Il Is twenty-five
inches thick, they say.
Joker Walsh made a trip 10 Car
bOudalc this week 20 bring up sup
plies and extra mail for Marble. =
". d. Parry is back at his work.
watching at the mill. after a months
lay of on account OF being hurt New
Years day.
The past week was quite stormy
The snow is high and has drifted be-
low town between here and Redstone
almost enough 20 stop traffic.