davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
The nld Cider Rarre.

How clear to my vision'e an old sider harre. As fond ressZset.oa presents t to view, Tas place where i- rested down in the dark cellar To ss fresh !n ny mind as t ever was, too, Tae ed wh,tsrzshed wall and the bins that stood by t. -hs apples. potatoes and things that
 were rerned Cp -herG h the cool and damp-bottomed cellar. was=e ;he old cider barrel stood up on one end The old cider barret the hard cider
 barrel. The iron-ho0ped barrel that stood up On end o1se. armed with Eimlet. went to that
 bsrTel. osa- father and mother had gone for
 the day; , bored a small hole and I put straw
 through .t, And for half aa hour kept sucking away TIL things in ny vision seemed softly
 co blend. And couldn't have told whether I or
 the barrel Was lying CT stiu standing up on ont
 end The old der barrel. the Aard cide'
 barrel, .As iEon-hOoped barrel that stood up or
 end. sonJhow got out of ,he old white
 washed cellar. And vhooped and hurrahed and mad
 merry e whhe; They say that my shouting aroused al
 the nslsbbers N'eo iivs in a circle of less than @ mile At last .--y fond parents came home iron
 heir visit And thsn 10 my ease did dear father at
 tCnd oh. Eoily l feel that old strap at thi
 minute Aac swore of on barrels that stood u
 on one end ras cd cder barrel the hard e.ds
 barrel I've sworn of on barrels that stand II
 ol end.
 Prom the Cleveland Leader. Sent iz by TWICE TWENTY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
 eHIIpEEN.

Dear Social Corner ra.s: Mary times I've resolved to write 2 iettsr to the Corner and by so doing to fuiAiI Eay duty,
 Children is always sn cid and yet ever 2 new and interesting subject and l wonder how many ef us mothers feel that If only the riaht arssAi were Faade to the children and youns, st the risht time, SC much wrong doing Faigkt be avoifed. If teHsDAr and anser eousd be suppressed or heid in check how marry times harsh words er aagellatieB would not hs heesed,
 When we fully realize the little rnir- TOTS; for such children truly are, sb- sora ss4f Fefe>t not only looks but words and actions. We should have care that those qualities may be reflected In a constructive uplifting way ard the rea- sanias power of & eh5a1 developed to much better advantage than tust a pur- isirfaaent which always leaves a s1a1s and a spirit of revenge or getting even'' with sa-ne one else.
 wish we fnieht have place, or room. so beautiful with srsoeries. flow. eFs, bir5s eats. rabbits. daes 5' fact all sorts of pets a great msny dtf- farent kin1s of toys foR all ayes. and pictures of .na+her. with her son q. dau"htAr, and fat'asrs so real and 1ifA- 'ife they almost sTssak words ess leve 'r i the eFr'ns that our uAure dTiae- | wnu.A tusf he shaeaed cut of wraa~-d | ana be filed with an Asr~eSt SAs'r. tt l do the un-ieht. fine and oeebea times Whe' -s those wha have neothAr l veu ss.,? All the move need thst the, l shar'd have the unliftin~ ieaueneA c sqr's l7.aee to u'sst as the effect r-o4,'. s,t~elv b? far diff~rerA than 8 beye ! d~earv court If an offence necessitate, l, sueh visit.
 1 ChiiSren can never have too rae-' | ~9oS fhia-s cHsee sheir weu nor s% nr learn esoaut too Fnenr nret+u t@i,~ e make them more manly and woman y.
 Tn thA hNyrA aid ven euer t-v --s'-sp ? F7et7A' eF fs,see. or any atf,er kind 2 eansv ar dal~+v as a- in"eeptive fo S l ts,ot hnrre wer'- or neroens so-ae ethe tes'r w'''1's night be in danger of be in- s';esAttf?
 IFns+ trv 't Yer # Spe-i-s 'iI,e ~t1e-r v-"r~-r fer just think of the rewar av-eit'o~
 rrA-a se -ees-,+ fe~ s,s~e.
 F"d@e: Tws e,Ins s,1~ar a.e-he's e1 rsi'', trre tpA'es-aaHs ea>aa h-++e- s,, ns zre'~uf veiI 4a -eirufes rA,aa. . T~era hra saa one te. .Saea- vn-'i'e ar ! one Or two ~eersh-,a i't,g-s au. i,7 r,iees peat uHfii erAsn4v nou- inta h'Jtter. "e- to cool, then cut into squares fbars
 Yours for good iu"'- ,nd ~n~'- A.e',
 HOPE T0EwER
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
HUMOR OF THE DAY

I'm sorry. madam" said the grocer but haven't any white turkeys Won't any other kind do?"
 Decidedly not" was the weary an. swer of Mrs. Newmarrie who had been hunting the whole morning for a satls. factory holiday bird. Neither my hus. band nor myself can eat anything except white meat"-American Legion Weekly.
 DO you consider Friday an unlucky day?"
 Not for me. I'm in the fish busi- York Sun.
 Memory Expert-"why, have facts in my head that have stored for twenty-five years!"
 Mere Man-"Aged in the wood, eh?4 Exchange.
 "whv d.n't you send your son. Josh to coiiege?'
 Briges-'Brooks is mighty lucky picking the winners at the races"
 GriFgs-"Why shouldn't he be? He had a job with the Weather Bureau, and before that he used to be a pre- scription clerk In a drug store l''- Wayside Tales.
 Little Mary awakened in fright one night recently. When her mother went to her to ascertain the cause of her screams she ad: "Ch I dreamed thai Satan and all of his fauily were com ing into the house. e.-Youth's Conpan. ion.
 , Minister: T made seven hearts hap. py today" Parishioner: How was that?' !. Minister: Married three copies" Parishioner: That only makes six Minister: Well. you dcn't think ] did 1t for nothing ?-Buffaio Commer. ciai.
 "oh. papa. I'm 60 sorry your rhsu. mstisn Is wnrss." Never mind. daughter. The doctos says I'll be all right in day or two.- '. Yes. I know. but some of the boyt ana girls are corning over this evening snd I was counting on you to pump the
 player piano for our dancing. '-Ex. change.
 i A counie of hi~hwayrnen bounced CD ! a belated pedestrian. He gave them .
 hard battle beating them both unner-
 cifuiiy until he was finally suhdued.
 When at last they had knocked him un- conscious they went throu~- his pockets
 ana unaarthed a solitary dime
 'Don't cuss. Slim" consoi.d the Des-
 yer Din. ''Tink yerSsit lucky. If thxs
 guy had nuart.r he'@ of kilt the two
 of us."-Detroit Free Press. "rhsv only went half . mile on tA.s
 gsI'on."
 "Hehr'
 T, was corn Hl1xer.,-Loutsvfns Courier-JournaL "How's this7' asked the lawyer 'Ynu've nared six bankers in your will to be pailbearsrs. Of course it's all right. but wnu'Hn't you rather choose some friends with whom you ara on better terms?" "No Judre. that's aT right. Those ren rave carried me for go long they right as well finish the job. Am. erican Legion Weekly. Eve noticed" nhilosorhicaIIy ssh
 Gap Johnson. of Rumnus Ri-ee. Ark. who Is a great hand to think things ou no ratter how long the operation ma, rruuire. that when feiiAr starts iE gering on getting married he's no earth iy account til' he gets married" | "No" snapped Mrs Johnsnn lookini -Ner'rg'v st her snouse. "Ard In
 whole lo. Of cas-s mt afterward, neI . ther.T-Ksnsas City Star.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
PASSING AxaNe rHE suNsxrxr.

pesF Social CeFnsr Ed.toy and sssters: I had intended to write hefeFe, and thank Social Corner Member for my pretty Yt- tie calendar. but time goes by 50 qaiekiy that aeEs t t. the middle Of February. ! appreciate the sln& thought of the send. CT.
 h The Bulletin ses tAs& ess of sus members hes passed aEay. You will re, member at our last meeting taaye was 3 attss Sunshine hex sasae up and gent to her. eaH t a saashsas box. for # ysu resA her .ettsr af taaaks Ia last Sat- urday's Bulletin yea will sae the ieok ef surprise and pleasure ia her saee as she teok t frea the hand of old Fash, toned Mother. Shusgis was her pen. name. Tkss Is anly one of the many kindHesses that Club No. 3 has dene. Nov Marsh ist E eur llth aHAipeEsary st the RuckgAghAm Memorial th:ps Club No. hes eas asse ia Msseh. and quite & number are p.snaagg to go te Walsrsssse te belp eeiehrate with thesa LaSs 3aaA; aers to see you then. SCOTTIE.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
FINDS MUCH 70 COMMEND II
 OTHERS VIEWS.

Dear Sisters: 4 fine morning to read Whittier's snowbound mend or wr.te letters. TN do the last first this time, and vice versa.
 Dorinda: Glad you had the pleasure of hearing Dr, Lackey of Hartford I used to hear him frequently when living In that city.
 Noted year suggestion cH care ef hands on wash days. It's a geod idea I've used almond cream before going out to hang clothes this winter. wore no gloves, and had no very cold or ehapped hands.
 The best thing about your remedy is t is ever ready in our larder and cheaper | than creams.
 Mister Dooley: "TAen's my senti- ments, tew." You have the right idea of happiness This quotation appeals 10 me: Real happiness is found by passing At- l tie happiness around" 1 I have found this applicable every day and as sorrow entered my home last fall | hardly think could have borne the l great loneliness If I had not tried in
 mp.e ways to do little things, lend 9 hand In sickness. and think of others
 needs instead of hourly mourning oui i loss for we are all called to bear parting
 with our dear loved ones to 'the Great Beyond"
 | l perience, you're wise in not going out | when the country Is 8 veritable skating
 rink unless you are adept with and with out them, for when we'uns and Ice meet
 great s our downfall and sometime. SOW the recovery.
 Ma of Greene Gables: You described l the So"' Former sisters well think
 for it z good fortune to happen 1T
 at Fra,, haA when they we're enjoy
 ing talk on present conditions ant their discussions proved they wer Thinkers from ThinkerviiIe." Next tim,
 hope to have more time and get ac quainted. However. I was glad to receg nze tive far'i'far faces-Wander,nj Jews and Practlco' Po!ly's
 May B.: Again I agree. this time wit . ytN Let each one white whatever the,
 feel best fitted to do. as I have hear
 several say: 'Td like to be a member . but am no letter writer I've a fe1
 suggestions. though. I've good econon, , ieal recipe and you know about fanc
 work I do"
 . Persis: Did you go to Franklin hal i Feb 3?
 Yours In anticipation of meeting yo . ere long
 NEIGHBoR EvEREADY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
aREEr1Nes FnoM nYp RosE.

Dear Social Corner Editor; see where Aunt Mary Jane wants 3 sponge cake recipe. Here is one I like very much;
 sponse Cake: One cup sugar. two eggs. one cup -four, one teaspoon bak- ing powder, one-half cup of hot railk.
 Sweet Fannie; So glad you have be- come a Social Corner member.
 Joan: Thank you for the friendly thought.
 s.uqent: So glad te see you at the last meeting. Hope you can come again. Did you say peppermlnts?
 s. J. B.: Did you find the beans2 Think they went with the peaches and pears that disappeared on the picnic .at Gardner Lake.
 Olga Hope you keep up with the ex- eTclses. Expect to see quite a change when I see you next time.
 Cady: Was very much interested ir what you wrote in last weeks paper. like your pieces anyway. If you can't play whist you can write. Canterbury Belle; Won't you please bring your fancy work again? didn't have chance to see 1t and l should have liked to so much. I ike to ses pretty things.
 Gala Lily: Sorry yeu have such 2 poor opinion of me. Hope soon to pnal1, ycu change it. i Ma of Greene Gables; So glad to se' ' by the paper you have g yellow rib i bon. I was so sorry for you at the ias i meeting. I was just looking in m. | purse for some change as I thought i was sign to Help the blind" when, le 1t disappeared
 i Mid Clover: Have you found MT. w. ! yet? I think can tell you where | 1 find him.
 Red Clover: Glad you got valentine Am very fond of apple pot pie. I hop you will get that room ready soon be cause you might have 10 use It for tn hired man. Hope you will find out 500 what you will have to talk about so yo can have your paper ready.
 RED ROSE,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
SOME GOOD RECIPES.

Dear Corner sisters: Good morning, all I am sending you few good recipes:
 My Wodd'n ng Cake: One and one-haif cups brown sugar one and one-haif eups butter, onefoprth cup moasses. one Round raisins. seeded and chopped one pound entrants, one half hound cf ron five eTgs one teaspoon each nutmeg cin- namon cloves and lemon one-third tea spoon soda three and one-haif cu9s four.
 Mocha Pie: For two pes (washing- ton) four e~gs. two cuns su-ar, one fourth cup butter one clo milk, three cups four two teaspoon baking powder, one of vanilla.
 Firing: Two CUTS powdered sugar, small cup butter. two tablespoons coffee, two teasnoors cocoa. Frost with the same if desired.
 Cfeap hut rocd CofFee Jelly: Nee sire your leftover coffee and sweeten we'll. To esch pint add a level teb1es,oan gelatin dissolved in a little cold water Pour into rnofd eaten with whipYed cream, Peefs'eak with Oysters; ProT a ter- derioin steak season. talte one ouor. of oysters drNin of the iirp,or. rinse off well 1 fpr7d see that there is noth're like scun !, Left on the ovstArsA then n.ace trey1 in stewaan one-hoIf e1,.- butter, two tea sro'ans cream salt and neTner to season. When this comes te a boil nour oyer on steak on natter Serve while hot. CrAam can be omitted if you do not have it.
 It Is grand dish
 Codfsh eales s~lEo-1 nn~-l+ ftA renuta-
 ton winch their New Pi-r1and oy'~in
 gave th"-' The usVIei fnult iz that they
 are too tiff and ttev leav~ the season.
 ing of su@ar out of them TeFe cod -r7;d- de. let it soak two or three hours then
 boil about five no'~Flhes and chon fns
 mash notntoes ard mix ecusl narts of
 shredded fish anr1 hot mashed notataes with milk or cream to mate them rnoist
 ffNn add one teaspoon of sugar and ore
 teasneo7 of butter Pest them unt'i they
 are creamy. Best in the voHl-s of the
 e<"s for every tvwo cuns Of the raixture
 and have 1t little too soft fe hanaix drfN chilled n cold p'"ea T1,er fossr
 into s~nali haTts roM in the white of egs and bread crumbs, and fry quickly 1T
 deep hot fat
 . wish that each nnAras@r of The Ger ner. who is 10 attend the anniversa rz nfeeffng in March would riAase advis ne by sending the.r pennams to 3. , Fatrnnount street
 yI Manchester Green would 2ike (, , hear how nv natre~s arA rres~~essing 6
 ha~e they seeo~,e d.srear@ssd: E, S.: Tn regard 70 yoalr. face oe'n,
 ninn1p, trv- usirs l'+tse -a4una if1 vAa, , bath water. Tn sadi++ee vouy erAel- ' must be gent.y nsan'rli'afAd isv a retar, ! motion between the tfurnb and first sr |, ssco~H fingers pressing the thu-rh ins'H \ tfe cheek. Tf'S neai-As fire muscle an . wears off fat Vet baths night and morn ; Ing are excANent
 F B.; For ?er<~ctly harnniA-s roug P ta1sA water :n which t~ets have bee
 cooked and to wfiich a tabtAseoen of puy
 alcohol has been added. It Is the cnF
 harrnlsss rou~e can recommend. I q MOI bisrne you for warning to use a fittI !: color when 20 ?a1e. Take my advice an 7 make your owH.
 KITTY LOU.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
SOCIAL CORNER POETRY.
IN SCHOOL DAYS.

IN SCHOOL DAYS. stiH sits the school-houss by the road, A ragged beggar sunning; Areund it still the suHai,hs grow, And blackberry vines are running. Tlth.z. the masters desk Is seen. Deep scarTed by raps official; -ns wa-ping hoer. the battered seats. Tns iack-knite's carved initial. The charcoal frescoes on i1s val; Its door's worn sill. hetrayins Ths feet that. creeping sc,ow to school, Went storming out to playing! Long years ago a winter sun shono over it at setting; IL up It's western winSow-paneS And low caves icy fretting. It touched the tangled golden cuTia And brown eyes full of grieVing, of one who stln her - 7s de,aved, When all the school were leaving. Eo- nezr her stood the little boy Her childish faver singled; His cap pulled low upon 9 fa,e. Where pride and shame were mingled Pushing with restless fest the snow TO r.Eht and left, he iingered; As rrst,essiy her tiny hands
 Ths biut-ehecksd apron fingered Ss saw her lift her eyes; he felt The soft hands light caressing, And heard the trr-uAle ot her voice, A lt tzul; confessiag. I'm ssr-y that spslt the word, hats to go above you. Becauss~-ths brown eyes lower fell,
 5ecauss. you see love you !'' sti.l 71e-1orv 70 Erav-hsi-ed man, That chi,d-fzee Is showing,
 Dear girl the grasses on her grave Have forty years been growing; Hs lives 10 iearu. in !if~'s har7 school, How few Who Dsss above him Lament ;heir triumph and hls loss. Like her-beesus- thav love +ina.
 John GreenIssf Whittier Seat e. by Blackberry BrieT.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
RECIPES OFTEN JUST WHAT ABE
 WANTED.

Dear Editor and Cornerites: Aunt Sarah iasinuates that I've been asleep al this time. huA honest folks I haven't There are so .naanyvthtags want to write about I just don't know which te start on Seeing the latest topic that Ftirs ne is recipes. and as one says we eAouA have them and May B. ahay de- fsnds them, I'll put inssmy little say. Ferhaps we can't use them all but seHset times we find just the rule we've been lnnlSing for. such as Graadms's huLed oern recipe. I was glad to see that
 Aunt Mary Jane: I have some sponge cake and cookie recipes that never fali me and perhaps you may Like them
 Gessie's Sponge Cake: Three-fourths Cup sugar, one egg in cup and i'll cup
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
ENJOYED THE YEAR TIE coRNE1

Dear Editor and Social Corners S's' CTS J'st ono year ago I joined tfiA Socic' Corner ard I lave enjoyed belonging tc such a happy band.
 have just recei-ed a ba Ire with n name on 1t, for which I sincerely than the sender and I .srn hoping can at end thu next meeting of the Corner Mare first. --.-s-
 Ire winter has passed ranidlv So ia, and now some one reports SC, ,irg tw h'r'shircs and sn77e ro5ins an tl1ey ar called the har'inrers os 1Fi-g. Fro adj re orts from dstant s'~t s w. thin Ne~ Err land the best place to l:~ In at CT all
 wonder how many of the sisters hay, the music "EurraN for oil New vn~land' I c-E it in s-@o"l when a saalI rirl ant no the so7'~ fas he n revived and is sun
 h the graHyes often. -:-.s --. ..-- | I am hoping this vii. be the n1ost pros -erops and happy year for al the Corne sisters. . -s o'. Yours sincerely. z-. ,s GRANDMA GRAY.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
MIpwTsrER AT THE SHORE.

Dear Sisters Of the Corner: Teeay Is Valentines day while It Is net as much interest to me as 1t was years ago still enjoy the ycuns folks pleasure The children as school think It 1t much fun to give ard reeafve valentines and some of the older children do. expect but l don't think It Is made as much Of as 1t wss in our grandnarents' time. It Is Tuesday nieat and our washing and ironing sii done also those "Sreaasul s'erkiess" aFc aii davned. I think this week thAFA w4~A s5 nsirs I hon" 2 -aoa ranv of tsA coreA-ites sent G~and~a G-sv vaiert'-e card f b.i-& her birthday as well as valentine day
 I wsnf to tel, veu that fast Sunday the siers hein~ 'ust Yirflt wA na-'-ea ua lunch and went te the "shove" Rs- fere w4 got "a asr cnstsee we ran into yNs' sn~w -sorrl. Tt snaweH 20 haYd we cei,id ha rSs~ zee .AA yead but ar- yivsd ssse a~d seHrd and soon had a reea ws-~n hrs and was as cazp and eo-ste-taSt. ss ~eeF Hs kS.Ar isnrA the raAnfeb went out s~d ss~ good, iv mess ss rHohau-s snS sra''o"s srd csrae in a~S we had five she-A sin~AE ! which sii enjoyed as much as # It wal ne'ASg-.-,er. We "ei.aned u~". oaekei ] an,' e.d set horne h.sa~e Ssys sIl wei satisfied win our davis cutting.
 !, saw sen%ee~s ws~tAS a re~i~s se' raea su~Hr eoeSt.s win senS -.i-e It has naVA- ssii.s with me. Sent | 1 once whAa I frst b~~an te write to th, Cs-rer bat wili send 1t. arain:
 srEa~ 6eekss~i Two, evns su~sF th~ee eees. os@ cu~ butter and iard Hriweh. enerhsN. ea> milk ona tear-ans
 soSa, twa crea- tartar flavor ta tasta
 Stir str with eour. take out s-nali nisc
 at a time to Tc'i tust ennu<h to dii 1
 drtnoir~ non. N>nt handle any mor
 than pe-s'Ais. They gre very nice. IT.
 tAe>a, sisters, ard yeooft.
 We'll snrire will sa~r be here. se ia us nian our house cleaning and not ty 10 de tee much. There will be hnuss to clean after we aye gene and w"ii we rav work ourselves te Sesth no,
 1t won't make things any better. Sus
 de It as sasv ss we can Co make th'ns
 decent aaA stsut cur eyes to the rest. Ann't mean to let t1ir~z- he real d'-t,
 oh nn hvs get ss !. 'H,i~asy easy like as hAerA s- sN iadv say ence.
 II believe Nixie Is ~aisir~ siaw'v
 ha,e to hear from her soon and r,
 going tn try te sss> her soon. Fms ana are making nians for tfe March r-..'
 inc sra 70 hope we can hs there. Wit MA or GREENE GABLES.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
SOCIAL CORNER EVENTS.
Feb. 2z.-Club No. Meets in Bap-
 tist chape! in Lebanon.
ANSWERS AND INorIRIEs.

SIS HOPKINS: Your name has been added to the Social Corner membership .iEt-
 MIDGET: Your name has been added 70 the Social Corner membership roll
 HONEY B.: Your rane has been add sd tn he Social Corner list
 INTERESTED READER: Letter re- ,slssc and forwarded as requested.
 BLANCHE: Card received. MaAy narEs.
 DON'T WORRY; Your suggestion got 'sssiale 10 carry out nov. but will bear ln m.nd f the chance develops.
 TuGSY; You will be welcomed as a member of The Corner and your letter F.l De published if you will send h your .u!l name and address. though that Is not Tor publatioz-
 oRIANNA; YeuF name has been added 70 Tae SoTreH membership of course ,2illlg fer an occasional .etteT to the So- .i2i Cerner page and not simply making lpplczt.en for snrollmsat
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18
WHO KNoYsf

Dear slEttTs os the seelal Corner: Our -sTseF page serves for a variety of helps fs- each other even to those who do aot take an active part Under tfi.s eenr alteration ! would Ike to Inquire as b uatteF Of personal interest, f any one ,ar te. me something concerning long lsc friend of mine. In the year 1878 and 1878. l lad a very de-Sted. kind Sun Say Sehool school teacher, ln the South CongFtEational eiy--lh at Ntddlstown, Shoss name was 'ss Nellie Waiting. 2Ae was young woman in those days, oeFsaps between 25 to 30 years of age, .s hast ! car Ferzerseey her. When she eft NittittoWr she vert to Conantvli.e. -eaF Willluantic to work h a silk mil. ; never learned anything about her aft s- she vent away nor whether she ever married or not These many years as I '7ok back 10 those days of my early ,hldhood. how after have thought of Ilss Whiting and have wondered if Ihe lE still living and where?
 am hoping some sister or reader Of ne Social Corner may b. able to furr- ss some inform ation to me. wrbch would se greatly sppFseiated
 ! q1its aETee with slstsy CaAv FegaFAs aa nol tax fer women though we ind i5 nzanS who are opoossd, but perhaps 70 more aB this subject than on a nut, ,ifude of other things. Some people both ,ier and women. are always on the oppo- -ts aide of any topic; they present un- .sasoaable vieTs. queer ideas and hold
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-18

Dear Social Corhsr Sis'ers: Her ts 2 500 recipe for s'''~7-' co7lsis Aunt M ,- Jane should try the 7 once or as. G1l!ro foy and ra'y. Y ey lave tried 'terr
 Sagar coolS'es: One ci1a of s,-ar. one half cup of butter, CID of cream. s-rr O sweet. eg as 9ons of bak ng pow der. fl 7ur enough te make scft dough Sr~I f''e rritt, s,rar before bai-iny.
 Cady. You dld fine Come again Tn ros. b sir Is con'ng along fine gaze I 8 bath in the WI sh water. got rid t,f tr red spiders and I hop they are son, fe, rood The reeks shfrt wori. of plan when they get -s-ar-e'
 Here Is a rood r ei2e fo- er'.ilers:
 Crullers: Ono eun O. r'-sr, 1 taf,' 7peon oe butter, 2rs c'l+roe rtl'. crDs os for, 2 traeo- onsr of baking f.o-r der 1 te"i-oo Of salt
 Best wishes for t1a Corner s's.e-x BLACKBERRY BRIER