The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-09-21

Dear Miss Brooks:
] enjoy your corner very much ana
would like you to answer me somr
questions. ~ l am IL years old and
have taken a few music lessons Would
you tell me the names Of some easv
sheet music? (2) Is Ii proper for \
girl of II years to go to a picture show
with boy7 l remain.
FLORENCE. Idaho.
| % Following are few piano selec-
lions which ! hope will be about right
for you. though 1t is hard to judge
what grade pieces you should have:
Evening Prayer" No. <56; Waltz In
az" No. 1853; Young Cadets Marche
Militaire." Cop. 800 b. Lagye and IN
May" Cop 676 No. 2.) (2) No. dear.
Thanks for tho catalog. I have an
other question would like to ask.
What kind of arithmetic IL taken,
swers are helping me very much
Thanking you in advance
DOROTHY. McCammon. Idaho.
I am glad my answers are = help t.
you, Dorothy Your question II Z little
indefinite. but a. 1 understand II, what
you want IL the books used In the 9Th
grade. The pupils OF the 9Th grade
take Book 1. Part 1. ana the B pupilo
take Book 2. Part :.
Dear Miss Brooks:
Have you room for me In your ootN
ner7 I am a girl of IT with brown sybs
and long. brown hair. 1) Would you
the girls of my age have their hair
bobbed and issk good. Everyone tells
me would look coed with bobbsA
hair. ca IL Il proper to walk homo
with . boy II you know his name and
have been around him lots and never
been introducedf Hoping I will Be
welcome to come again. remain.
BARBARA. Idaho.
Indeed there II room. Barbara. (ip
I cannot have 1t in my heart to advise
4 girl who has lovely. leng hair. to
have 1t bodied. But OF course one
must use their own Judgment my dear.
CD And how does It happen you have
not been introduced to this boy. Bar
bara? Under ordinary circumstances
It would not be proper. Come again.
Dear Miss Brooks:
feel as though You are . godsen6
10 our community at large. and great
will be your reward when you have
inished your good work here on thin
Earth. Now for my question. Please
give me the exact time to boil plum
lpple and grape juice for making Jelly.
you In advance.
BUSY HOUSEWIFE, Utah.
Thank you, Busy Housewife. 1t II
wonderful to know you feel l am of
cal value to your community. And
low because 1t is Impossible to give
he exact time for boiling the different
ruit juices to produce a perfect Jelly.
will give you few points which
ope Will help you. AZ you know, II
8 the pectin found In the different
ruits which causes the juices to jelly.
ectiQ Is at its best when the fruit 10
lst ripe or little before. II the Juice
or the cooking Is continued
DO long, the pectin undergoes \ change
nd loses Its power of gelatinizinG.
therefore,, select plums or grapes which
re slightly underripe. Mash the grapes, -
tding no water. Add / quart of wa =
'r to peck of plums Add 4 quarts
water to quarts of apples In each
Use cook slowly and thoroughly and
rain the juices. adding pint for pint
juice and sugar, stirring until sugar
dissolved. Place over fire and bring
boiling point. remove and skim; put
yer fire again and boil and skim once
ore; boil and skim a third time. and
EN- pour into hot glasses and set on
board. Place the board in q sunny
indow and cover with sheet of glass
possible. until jelly is set. This may
as soon as cold or 1t may take sew
al days. Uacking the glass, cover
It'll anything which will protect 1t
ON the dusty
not too late TO start . course in UTAH
lSlNESS COLLEGE, 902 Boston Bldg Salt