davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
St'astny pozehnany Novy Rok !
ostan1 a sa pocestia.

ostanu sa pOceStia.
Oil 'adom autonomie pozname.
nal, re nedorozumenie pochodi z
toho, re kazdy 81 ju mac vysvet.
l'uje. Uznava, re Cesi zauiali mno.
he irady a prace ma Slovensku, 2
coho povstala zla VOLTA. Po prevra.
te boly obsadene Cechmi vysoka
1rady ma Slovensku a ma ich ma
riadenie boil prijati do nizsich slu-
zieb Ease Cesi Slovaci boil odstr-
kovani. To vzbudzuje nespokoj.
most.
Ohl'adom Srobara povedal, ze
Srobar teraz ,uznava, ze nedobre
robil, ked' boil privel mi 1stnpeivy
ze on teraz svoje smysl 'anie
zmenil.
Ohl'adom samospravy Sloven-
ska hovoril, ze opozicia proti mel
poukazuje, ked' by Slovaci dostali
autonomiu, vtedy i Nemci Ma
d'ari by ziadali tiez pre- seba auto.
nomiu.
Rozhovor. Dol pretrhnuty, ked
no yolali ku telefonu. Scotus Via
tor svojim skromnym vystupova-
MIN cini priaznivy DOZEN rozho.
vor MIN je prijemny. V tychto
prvych dhoch po svojom pricho.
de je zamestnany preto rozho.
vor musel byt' skrateny.
No, onedlho budeme mat Wac
prilezitosti S nasim milym host 'om
prehovorit', a com Ease podame
zpravu.'
z tohto videt', ze Scotus Via.
tor povazuje kult1rne hospodar.
ske zmohntnenie Slovakov "a hla,
MI podmienku nasej zachrany axe
samObytneho naroda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
ZOMREL OD ALKOHOLU
MA NATIERANIE

Joseph Gregg George Sumner
z New Castle boil vel mi smadni
chlapi nehl 'adeli vel'mi ma to,
re co pijn, len mech to vonalo pa
lenkou. V piatok noci zadova-
zili 81 v lekarni po flaske drevens-
no liehu ma natieranie tela upi-
jail 81 neho. Rano Gregg Dol mai
deny mrtvy a Sumner v umiera-
jticom stave v jednej ulicke pri
New Castle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
Pt,L.11lCK'Y
PR:EHL'AD
K0NGREs oDRotEN1
cEz sv1ATKY.

Kongres Spojenych Statov o,-
roceny Dol sobotu pre- vianocne
a novorocne sviatky. Jeho praca
od zahajenia bola pomerne hladka
:, a Hitocna. V dome zastupcov pri-
jate boly tri 2 deviatich rozpoc
tov zaslane do senatu, kde sa ma
chodia v rukach vyborov. Ostatne
rozpocty bud6 prijate hned' DO
Novom roku.
senat prijal dive predlohy, tyka.
jtice sa vydania peha2i, $1OO,OOO,.
600 ma zmodernizovanie valecneho
lod 'stva a stavbu osmich valec-
.nych kriziakov a $l86,0OO,OOO ma
vojenslSy bonus, ktory vstupuje
do zivota cd l. januara. Okrem to-,
no kongres ndobril usporiadanie
valecnych pozicitk Pol l'ska Lit
vinska, postal prezidentovi k po-
tvrdeniu rezolnciu ma yydanie
100000 ma zastavcnie curopskc j
pliagy medzi 'kurami. DO Spoi. St.
totiz dostala sa choroba hydinv.
ktora dosial znama bola len v Eu-
rope. Sta tisice k6r jc zabijane,
ably sa nakaza zastavila.
Senat potvrdil rumove smluvv s
Franciou, Kanadou, Hollandskom
a Panamou a mnozstvo inych men.
sich predl6h a rezolucii bolo pri-
jate v oboch domoch kongrcsu.
Po sviatkoch bude sa pojedna.
vat o rozpoctoch poSty a poklad-
nice, ako al o Muscle Shoals. Po-
tom budc pojednavane vydani
$3,OOO,O00 ma tipravu vodnych
ciest' o povoleni zakladania od-
bociek narodnym bankam.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
PRECEDENT IA SPOROVANrE
s OLEJoM.

Prezident Coolidge po tieto dni
yymenoval vladnu olej ochranu-
jdcu radu, pzostavajdcu z minist-
row vojny, namornictva, vndtra a
obchodu, ektorej llohou bude W.
nachadzat' sposoby, ably olejove
bOhatstvo v zemi zachranene bo.
10 pre- bud1cnost' a nemrhalo sa s
MIN talk, ako dosavad'. Prezident
udava, ze zasoby oleja sa rychlo
vyeerpavaji pride cas-, ked' no
bude neaostatok. Narod musi spo-
rit' olejom, lebo dl'a vseobec-
nych tlkazov len ten narod ma
zabezpecen1 budicnost', ktory
kontroluje najvacsie zasoby tohto
podzemneho bohatstva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
1trapy
jednej vdovy
Bcfa ma ceste do spoj. statov Sc
dem rokov. Dostala sa do poddan-
stva v Brazilii. Pan Hamory ia
vyslobodil.

Este "a vojny, zabity Dol oce-
liarhach Youngstown Sheet and
Tube pri "crane' Svctozar w.
ihansky, rodom 2 Juhoslavie. Bolo
to 16. novembra 1917. Jeho zena
npovedomena bola smrti svojho
muza hollandskym konzulatom.
Brat jcj mtNa postal jej sifkartu,
ably i S Diet mi prisla sem prijala
nahradu "a smrt' zivitel'a. Pre-
vojnu ncmohla hned' prist', ale
po skonceni vojny sa hncd' pr;-
pravovala so svojimi troma det'-
mi ma ccstu. Poschodila vSetky Il
rady donna, ale pasu nemohla do
stat. Konecne vybrala sa do a.
merfky bez pasu. V Hamburger jej
povedali,, re bez pasu nikoho ne
pustia do Spojcnych Statov, ale
ona nechcela sa vratit' domov.
Stretla sa S jednym kapitanom To-
de, ktoryy jej sl'hbil, re ju zavezic
do "Ameriky' bez pasu. Wal ju
pa obycajn1 obchodnii lod "a
viezol j s det mi - do Brazili".
Tam ju predal do poddanstva na
jednu "fazendu'', t. ]. ma farmu,
kde sa kava pestuje.
Farmar zachadzal kruto so &c.
nou jej Diet mi. Boil vSetci chori,
hladovali a chodili otrhanl. Zena
mala pri sebe adresu pana Hamo-
ryho, tunajsieho bankara, ktore-
'mu pisala ziifale listy svojom
+utrpeni. On jej odpoyedal ma kaz-.
dy list, ale ona nedostala ziaden.
Farmar jej ami jeden neodovzdai.
Drzal ju v pravom otroctve, "a
jati. KoneGne p. Hamory obratil
sa ma kanadskeho konzula v Bra
zilii, ktory trpiacu zenu i siroty
vyslobodil dial doviezt ma farmu
p. Hamoryho V Kanade. V tieto
dni priSla pani Ulmanska do mas
ho mesta ma par dni vyzdvihnnt ,
81 nahradu "a svojho muza do
laroch. Dostane $3,744 "a tie Pc
maze kIpi 81 v Kanade farmu, ma
ktorej bude zit' so svojimi det'-
mi.
Toto je podobny prlpad tomu,
ktory SINE pred casom boil opisali.
Iste re ich je ma sta podobnych. o.
osude tych l'udi sa snad' nikto ami
nedozna.
Pan Hamory zasltzi plneho d.
znania "a svoju pracu, ktorl pro
speech nest 'astnikov kona.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
R0ZDAvAN1E KosTIAL 'ov.

Ako je to kazdej krajine M
svete, kde politicke strany kon-
troluj1 riadia osudy Statov TAX
je tomu i v nasich Spojenych Sta
toch. Totiz vernXm rozdavaj1 sa
kostialky alebo aspon "oblizova-
ME mastnych hrncov'', kdezto ne
vernym dostava sa kolaea diera.
Prezident Coolidge, nasledujdc
sl'apaje svojich predkov cd Jack
soma, rozdava tieto kcstiale v po-
dobe vladnych 1radov svojim
najvernejsim privrzencom a odo-
piera ich udelit' takym, ktorych
odporlcajl takzvani ''insurgen-
ti' LaFolletteovho typu. Tisice
iiradov bude rozdane bud1ceho
roku ami jeden tych 1radov
neobdrzf priatel' La Folletteho,
LEI obdrzia ich regularni republi-
kani. Tymto sp6sobom tresce pre-
zident a republikanska strana
tych svojich clenov, ktori sa cez
vol by nelojalne voci MIN zadrzali.
Medzi iiradmi, ktore budd roz-
davane, s1 vacsinou drady post
maistrov, fedelralnych marsalov,
distriktnych' fiskusov, vladnych
inspektorov, dozorcov, spravcov
1stavov atd., ktore miesta do.
nasaj1 pekny plat, malo prace a
pohodlny zivot j prilezitost' k po-
stupu. Rozdayanie tychto 1radov
drzf prfvrzencov ka5dej stranky
discipline. Kto disciplinu zrusi,
mech necaka odmeny. Toto sa stale
llz mnohym minulosti ME je-
den La Follettista bude obideny
teraz.
Toto je ME sice demokraticke
pocinanie, ale bude praktizovane
do tych cias, dokym budeme mat I
strankoyy system krajinskej spra-
W.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
ZABIL IA MA KLzKEJ cEsTE

Frank Mauerman, zeleznicny in.
zinier Youngstown, siel v nede-
l'u vecer ma aute do New Castle
navstfvit svoin chor1 zenu. Ma
ceste, tri mile Cd New Castle sa
mu auto poklzlo do priekopy, pri
dom Il Mauerman sloniil Kirk. Bol
okamiits sabityi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
oBCHODN ct 0ZNAMUJU
vEL'KY OBRAT

Pred Vianocmi skoro vsetky tu-
najsie obchody boly nabite knpu-
jdcim obecenstvom. Odhaduje sa,
ze l'udia minuli osem milionoy do
larov ma viano6ne dary. " obcho-
.ds y McElvey obsluhovalo 1900
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
20 L'UDf ZAHYNULo
PRE- ZIHlNU vLNU

v nedel'u panovala vel'ka Ii
ma po celej krajine, a ma zapade
teplomer ukazoval al nulu. Tam
sahynulo zainrznutfm alebo spale-
MIN dsadsat Pndf. Mnoho domov
xbOrsl0 pro vel mi roxkdren& pece.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
ROBOTNE ZPRAVY
z CELEHO SVETA.
Podava: Department Of Labor
Office Of the Secretary.
Washington, D. G..

| Washington, D. G.
AUSTRIA.
Nezamestnanost' V prvcj polo
! vici novembra 1924, nezamestna-
most menovite vo Viedni, zvysiia
sa znacne, 90 bolo zaprieinene "a
stavenim cinnosti " stavebnyeh
pracach pre- zimu. Avsak vzdor
podobnym okolnostiam, tohoroc-
na nezamestnanost' je vaesia nez
| bola lanskeho roku. --,..
! BOLIVIA.
Nedostatok robotnikov. V Boil
vii je nedostatok robotnictva pre-
to, re Tndiani zancchali pracu
majnach a pri stavbach a odisli ma
svoju zem plodiny sadit'.
BRAZILIA.
Japonske prist 'ahovalectvo. Ca
sopis GA Folha'' (dennik Rio
de Janeiro) oznamuje, ze 1000 ja-
ponskych prist 'ahovalcov doslo do
Brazilic "a posledne diva mesiacc
a d 'alsich 1900 sa ocakava medzi
januarom maroon 1925. Toto
vyst 'ahovalectvo Japoncov podpo-
rovane je japonskou vladou. ia
ponslzl vyst 'ahovalci pracujn vac
Sinou ma ryzovych poliach Bra
zilie.
GINA. .
Zaplava uprchlikov. 10 shang-
hal oznamujn, re tam dochadza
mnozstvo uprchleho robotnictva
krajov, kde ziiria boje. Nezamest-
nanost V meste zvysena je zavre-
tim mnohych vel 'kych tovarni.
| ANGLICKO.
Mnoho banikov bez prace. Poeet
zamestnanych uhl'okopov sa cez
cely tento rok zmensoval. V Car
diff distrikte nepracuje 10000 ba.
nikov. - Naproti~tomu pamokov6
tovarne V Burnley distrikte pra-
cuj1 az so percentovou silou. -
Celkove robotne pomery s1 horsie,
lebo poeet nezamestnanych a Via
dou podporovanych robotnfkov sa
zvysil od septembra z 10.S ma II ]
percent celkoveho poctu II, $685.
900 robotnikov v Anglicku
NEMECKO.
Strajky, nezamestnanost' a ne
dostatok remeselnikov. V provin-
ciach Rhineland Westphalia hro-
zia vypukn1t' strajky rozlie-
nych priemyselnych podnikoch.
Robotnictvo 81 ziada podvysku pla
ce, lebo ceny zivobytia vystupujil.
~ Koline pristavni robotnici az
vyhlasili strajk a k podobnemu
kroku pripravuj1 sa banici.
Nemecky minister prace maria
dill zalozenie pracu sprostredkujn-
cej kancelarie pre- namornikov.
| V rynskej provincii dostava Cd
nemeckej vlady podporu neza-
mestnanosti 10000 robotnikov a
10000 clenov ich rodin.
! Po celom Nemecku citeny je
vel'ky nedostatok remeselnikov,
ako pekarov, masiarov, obchod-
nych posluhovacov a tiez robotni-
ciek kovovom .tkacskom prize
mysli.
/ PARAGUAY.
Nedostatok pol 'neho robotni-
ctva. Vlada republjky Paraguay
by chcela zvysit produkciu poll
nych plodfn, ale nema dost robot
nikov.
SvEDSKO.
| Roboty idd dobre. V Svedsku
sa natol 'ko polepsily robotne po-
merry, ze tam nezamestnanych ro-
botnfkov je len 1920 oproti 163,-
| 600 januari 1922.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26

Roboty idn dobre. V Svedsku
sa natol 'ko polepsily robotne po-
merry, ze tam nezamestnanych ro-
botnfkov je len 4,2OO oproti 163,-
600 v januari 1922.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-12-26
Japonske prist 'ahovalectvo. {
GINA.

Zaplava uprchlikov. 10 Shang-
hal oznamujd, re tam dochadza
mnozstvo uprchleho robotnictva z
krajov, kde ziiria boje. Nezamest-
nanost meste zvysena je zavre-
tim mnohych vel 'kych tovarni.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
New Underblouses Are
Among Chic Garments

In the category of more practical
accessories are the new underblouses.
They serve the purpose Of the chemi-
settle of net or lace which has been in
evidence for many seasons, but which
has never been fashioned in any very
satisfactory form.
These new models are a sort Of
waistcoat, made of silk or crepe, lace
or muslin, and simulate the long-waist-
ed oyerblouse. They have the definite
advantage Of being less clumsy than
the regular blouse, having no sleeves,
are cooler. and the effect Is the same.
Those in the less sheer materials
are quite tailored, and are trimmed,
but simply, with tiny buttons, stitch
ing, or a bit Of needlework. Others Of
handsome Irish, Cluny or any Of the
wash laces are sometimes combined
with the sheerest embroidery or hand
tucked net, and are very beautiful.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
Dainty Blouse in
.Winsor11e Fashions
Garment in Vogue in Plain
and Fancy Effects for
Any Occasion.

The new blouses have come in for
more than their allotted attention this
season, due, Of course, to the preva-
lance of the tailored vogue. A blouse
is an essential Is every suit, notes a
fashion writer in the New York Her
ald-Tribune, and the effectiveness of
the tailleur in numerous instances de-
ponds largely upon the type of the ac-
conlpanying waist
Among the palmer effects which
have come into prominence this spring
are the plated bosoms which end in
tiny tabs like a mans shirt, and the
waistcoat model, which is achieved by
two front panels outlined with mar
row bindings and brought together by
the laid of large pearl buttons. This
latter type of blouse is seen in col
ored lines, organdie, tub silk and in
wolfe cocb;ned with pique and linen.
When the blouse material is soft, the
front panels are developed in a
heavier fabric to hold the shape of the
waistcOat. Some show narrow bind
ings of delicately plaided ginghams,
while many others complete the SYM
bolism by displaying vestlike cross
pieces at the waistline in the back.
A distinct novelty is a white silk
blouse with front of Roman striped
silk, which is arranged horizontally,
and long matching scarf of the same
material This waist is particularly
effective with the elaborate tailleur,
and it has its practical element as
well since it will be decidedly orna-
mental when warm weather compels
the removal OF the coat
Something soft and frllly is encoun-
tered in blouse Boosting a fichu-
the old-fashioned fichu Of net edged
with lace, which in this case Is slipped
through tabs buttoning over the front
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
'Three-Piece Costume
in Fashion Picture

The three-piece costume is with US
again in silk and twills. Most gor-
geous and clever as well as smartly
tailored costumes are to be found.
Black and all the more popular colors
may be found in silk in wide range
of weaves. Crepe is much favored by
the women who must consider the
wearing qualities. Nothing will add
so to the wardrobe of the summer
tourist. With such costume there is
that assurance that comes with being
well dressed, 1t is dress for dinner
or a suit for morning or afternoon
wear and all the time complete COM
fort.
A three-piece costume with cape of
sand-colored faille is trimmed with APP
pliques of printed roshanara in red
and sand. The motifs are embroidered
In ribbonzene and silver thread.
A perfectly straight blcck satin
backed crepe dress with nothing for
sleeves but mere ruffies OF the same
material in about twc-inch widths
that are made double, much as the
ruffs of Sir Raleigh's time, Is worthy
of note. A combined skirt and cape
Of the same material is the uniqre
thing about this dress. The cape is
finger-tip length and has collar of
wide double ruff1e effect as the trim
ming on the dress. This cape when
not used as a wrap may be buckled
about the wrist and forms a most
chic overskirt with wide puff ruffle
at the waistline. This is a most at
tractive gown for the slender maid.
A bright buckle Is the decidedly bril-
liant spot on the dress. This swings
from the MISUNDERSTANDING belt
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05

read. In the bars or stripes, black,
brown, blue, green, orange or coral
provide the vivacious color contrasts
that spice them up just enough.
One CT these trim and practical and
seasonable suits is pictured here, made
up with popular box coat and plain
skirt. Bars and stripes tempt the de-
signers to do without any sort of trim
ming and conf1ne themselves to deco
rations made Of the material used In
the suit-as bias bands, collar, cuffs
and pockets, cut on the bias of the
goods. In the model pictured there Is
no other adornment except a single
bone button on the cuffs and at the
neck fastening.
Braids are used Ia bindings on suits
In the quieter color combinations, as
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
Beltless Frock

The beltless frock is one of the dis
tinctive spring styles in Paris. Some
times it compromises with belt by
having a girdle that goes half way
round. Unless carefully made, these
beltless frocks are likely to have
nightgown look. 1t seems the summer
shades will be as bright as those Of
spring, but richer in tone, deep red
and warm puppies being the favorites.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05

splendor to our dressy raiment. Every
woman may have a wisp Of delicate
chiffon about her throat, with indoor
frocks a snappy silk scarf with tailored
suits, and as many more as her purse
allows, or occasions call for. Those
for sports wear often match sweaters
and those for afternoon and evening
have reached dimensions that almost
entitle them to place among wraps,
Two new examples of the dressier
scarfs, with hats to match, are shown
here. The wide and airy affair at the
left is made of plain and printed geor-
gette and bordered with wide ribbon
which is hemstitched on. Shirrings of
georgette, in two colors, join the
and printed fabrics.
very interesting scarf shown at
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05

Place the water, salt ana sugar for
the strip in a saucepan about 6 inches
in diameter at the top and stir until
the sugar is dissolved; then add the
strips of peel, arranging carefully so
that they lie parallel TO each other, to
prevent their being broken when
turned Place the pan over the flame.
Cook the contents rapidly for about
20 minutes, then reduce the heat and
continue to boil very gently for about
20 minutes longer, or until the strip
is all absorbed by the peel. Great
care must be taken at this point that
the strip does not scorch, and the
strips of peel must be lifted. or turned
frequently so that all are equally pene-
trated by the strip. Use fork in
turning the strips and in removing
them from the pan.
Keep for Weeks.
Place the peel on waxed paper and
when cool roll the strips in granulated
sugar, turning them carefully with a
knife. Let them dry out for a few
hours or over night, then wrap in
waxed paper and keep in tightly COW
cred tin or glass containers until used.
If left in paper boxes they tend to
become hard and crusty in winter or
sticky in summer. However, they
should keep in good condition for two
or three weeks if properly stored in
a moderately cool place.
The peel should be jellied through
out, translucent, thick, tender and
juicy, not shrunken nor gummy; the
skin should be soft and the outer coat
ing of sugar in distinct crystals, not
in a crust.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
MARX CLOTHES WHEN
PUTTING THEM AWAY
Use Of individual Boxes
Will Simplify Matters.

prepared by the United States Department
Of Agriculture)
If individual boxes are used from
year to year to put clothes away in,
there may be kept in or near each one
a small roll of mending pieces belong
ing to the person whose clothes are
In the box. If the scraps left over
when a dress is cut out are stored
in the right place at the time of cut
ting, patching or remodeling pieces
may be found in a jiffy, suggests the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture.
Millinery trimmings (feathers, rib
bons, flowers, velvet pieces) should be
stored If in good condition, in a box
by themselves, where they can be
easily found if a hat must be I'M
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-05
SPRIGHTLY FLANNELS POPULAR;
SCARFS APPEAR EVERYWHERE


favorite and in striped patterns, white
with blue, green or yellow.
Scarfs have place Of their own
and it is every place-in the world
of fashion. After much heralding they
came to our hospitable shores and
found a royal welcome, for we never
do anything by halves, and now we
have out-scarfed Paris. We have
scarfs for morning, afternoon and eve
ning-for sports and for street wear I;
scarfs conveyed by millinery that Is
like them, and scarfs that sail indie
pendently
There is every reason for the sue
cess of this smart accessory. In some
types it is within the reach of every
body; it is becoming and comfortable
and adds color and vivacity to our
plain, workaday clothes and a bit 81
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IN THE spring youthful fancies
l lightly turn to all sorts OF things
none of them Except affairs of the
heart, quite so engrossing as where
withal youthful bodies shall be clothed.
Stylists are sure of appreciation
when they adapt the modes to younger
women, for everyone likes youthful
clothes and no one is quite so quick
to perceive and adopt Innovations as
the debutantes.
They have given the glad hand of
welcome to those sprightly suits,
made Of barred or striped fiannels.
which vary the tailored mode this sea-
son, and adroitly introduce lively col
ors in clothes for the street. Light
tan, beige, brown and kindred tones
provide the dominant colors in these
fiannels, with tan and beige In the
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expectedly freshened Laces Of diff
ferent kinds can be wound on cards
or otherwise put away, so that
glance will make the right piece ac-
cessible. Lining materials and old
dress foundations which have further
uses are best collected by themselves.
Each housekeeper must evolve her
own system, but if she aims to ar
range the family clothing and materi
ais in storage so that everything is
readily found when wanted she serves
the double purpose of saving much
time and keeping the storage room In
good order, says the United States
Department of Agriculture.
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prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
Jellied peel from grapefruit, oranges
or lemons, sometimes referred to as
"candied" or "crystallized PEEL is
easy to make. If wrapped in waxed
paper and kept tightly covered in tin
or glass containers until used it will
keep tender two or three weeks.
The following directions for making
1ellied peel are given by the United
States Department of Agriculture,
which has thoroughly tested the recipe.
JsIIied Grapefruit, Orange or Lemon
Peel.
s ounces of peel Il teaspoonful salt
cupful granu- u cupful granu-
lated sugar for lated sugar for
II cupful water (about ounces)
for strip, or
enough to cover
Thick, soft, unblemished peel from
smooth rolling strips (about ounces).
Light-colored grapefruit skins are best
for this purpose, since russell skins i'm
part dingy shade. Orange skins may
be bright or pale in color, but should
not be russell or spotted. Small oranges
from which the juice has been
squeezed may be further utilized in
this way.
Cut the peel into strips II to " inch
wide, or into inch squares, which are
not so easily handled. ParboiI three
times, using one quart of cold water
and boiling in lightly covered pan
for one-half hour each time, and dis
carding the water after each cooking
The strips should then be tender and
must be handled gently to prevent
breaking
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Use leftover coffee for mixing gin
gerbread or for gelatin desserts. Never
warm it up for a beverage as the
flavor Of coffee lies in volatile Oil
which soon goes after the coffee is
made.
When setting table place knives at
the right Of the plate, forks at the left
and the soup spoon beyond the knives.
Teaspoons for entrees and desserts,
are placed when those courses are
served.