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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
Society Folk Flock to Coast Resorts
Y o u N g Deb
t rains as
Sprfnter

What during these days, are the
topics of conversation. Society is at
its lowest ebb. So what do folk have
to talk about. Well there's young
lady who has taken up track, and
has already had one work out, in
startling woolly things with long
legs that are unheard of in a lady's
wardrobe today. She wore sweater
over it. and a bathing suit, and ran
down the cinder path near San Pedro
Park. Then speaking of San Pedro
Park, the social life of Laurel Heights
and Summit place and Monte Vista
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
Mis- S He riff
H0a0red at
p arty

Miss Adelaide Winerich entertained
Saturday evening with a buffet sup
per at her attractive home on Kings
Highway complimenting Miss Use
Herff and Thomas Frost Jr., follow
ing the rehearsal of the Frost erff
bridal party. The guest list included
the bridal party and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Frost, Mrs. Theodore Meyer, DR..
and Mrs. John Herff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frost Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Meusebach and Mrs. Harriet Rich
ardson Gay. The spacious living
room was attractive with an artistic
back ground of white oleander flowers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02

In the dining room the table was
laid with Chinese runner of e1-
quisite embroidery. Crepe myrtle and
white arbelia blossoms formed the
central decoration and was joined TO
two silver vases by sprays of regina
corona. The graceful vases of silver
were also filled with the pink crepe
myrtle and the arbelia. Silver bon
bon dishes held pink and white con-
fections. In the breakfast room
where coffee was served pink zinnias
were used in the decorations. The
wide porch was cool with pot plants
and ferns. Punch was served on the
porch. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Winerich were Mrs. George Houston
and Mrs. Ernest Altgelt.
u - =
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-02
Romance Of Old World Cities Recoun ted
In San Antonio Woman Authors Writings

a lady, She rightly considered It a very nigh CONF
pment though the gentleman said nothing about the
rising and setting in her eyes, did he mention her
skin like the petal of Cape jasmine He said nothing
about her dusky hair with the Intoxicating scent of the
Moghra flower lurking in its depths Nor did he mention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
| A3DietandHealth
-sa..@ By Lulu Hunt Peters, Md
''T'-r' sm.r.r Diet a-a Hsaaa asLlsrty sr GlIllxn'

cciye several thousand letters from
you. and l hope 10 SEQ every ono
u them bear tho little iIfc.saycr on
it, hack Then shall know that
aa you freely receive Va shall sou
freely give.
Here are some facts that you
should know about Tuberculosis;
/. Tuberculosis u caused by ape.
eiae germs called tho tubcrclo
baelrl. They aro so named because
when they settle In tho tissues. in
an effort 20 protect the System ma.
turo builds little walls. forming
tuberclcs. around thom. Tho tubsr.
euloz5 serm was discovered in 1852
by Koch,
:, Tuberculosis IS rarely. Il nt
all. an inherited disease. but n an
infection which takes place after
birth. Thc weakened resistance to
T. y. may 10 lnheritcd1
3, There are three types Of the
germ: the human. tho bovine Row,
and the avian bird. Tho human
and bovine types arc the ones that
affect tho human
4, a large proportion OK tho tu.
berculoals in children II OF tho DO
vine type. This n contracted thru
milk from cows which have tuber.
eulosla. The bovine tuberculosis
germ usually settles tn tho glands
Of tho neck and chest and ia the
/ Joints. From those places Il may
Z set 10 tho lungs.
8. Tho tuberculosis germ multi.
plies only ia animal bodies, except
as they arc cultivated artliiclaliy tn
laboratories. However, after they
arc thrown Off from tho animal
body tusuulIy thru cxpectomdonl
they viii 1.-Two IN dark. damp places
for months and SIN grow and mul.
tiply. They arc quickly killed by
direct sunlight. and more slowsy
/ killed by diffuscd light.
6. Something Ia necessary besides
tho tuberculosis germs 10 cause
tuberculosis. and that something Is
lowered resistance from any cause
! no that tho germs have conditions
Ideal for development. These low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
@sIXANGIgE
LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER
Ton TO LESLIE PRESCOTT
-IUNII\IEEn

But. Leslie. my methods OF think.
lnE and working are moro like n
mans than womsu'E. as YOU
know. Consequently. / am always
trying TO got along with the least
trouble and friction possible. /
know that had Il been you who had
gotten into this MUS with Mrs.
Prescott. sr. you would have then
and there settled tho matter some
way. either 20 your satisfaction or
TO hers.
Most women. Leslie, face things.
They never sldcstop. Perhaps this
Ia not always for the best. but l
expect that because thru tho nEcs
our sex has been brought UP with
tho knowledge that most OF us must
face tho responsibilities OF being tho
mothers OF tho race. wo do not
know how 20 do otherwise than 10
face all tho other responsibilities
that AFRO thrust upon US.
Real women never put disa.
grecablo thing behind themselves.
sometimes think | am quito differ.
ent from most OF my sex, however,
for lot things slide every time
and ] look with tolerance on nets
that other women would consider
quite reprchenslble.
Speaking OF women and mother.
hood, cannot help seeing how
much you and Paula pcrler are
alike In this regard. l havo never
known two women who seem TO be
80 devoted 20 children Ms you.
do not really think sho Is
fonder of children than you are,
Leslie. but you, my dear, have your
two boys to fill your maternal urge,
while Paula seems TO shrink from
marriage quito as much as ]. Con-
soauontly. she finds her mother Inn
pulse thwnrted Mt every turn.
IA told you nt tho beginning of
this letter, Two been going into tho
nursery TO got Paula every after
noon after l have finished with Mr..
Prescott. Yesterday / went in and
inilud lcr with lIttle Sydney In her
arms, fast asleep, Hannah HH0
taken little Jack out with her for a
moment. Paula had that peculiarly
sninted look on her face that i had
seen there so many times when she
was cuddlins Beatrice Summers
baby.
Impulsivoly said:
why don't you adopt child,
my deur7 II ronlly need not be
Bees child II you nro afraid "
would compllcnto matters with you
and Dick But, aus you say you
never expect TO marry I should say
the next best thing, indeed tho only
thing for you To do, IS for you to
adopt baby You never seem az
happy ns when YOU have ono III
your arms,
II would do so IN Il minute,
Sally" sho answered, ''Ir / thought
II would satisfy my hearts hunger
! liut, I'm afraid, dear, I'm afraid"
Copyright, 1895. n. 10. A. Service. ine.)
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NenxC.l
u.s. hsMmH
BREAKFAST

BREAKFAST - Chilled
apple sauce, eggs poached in
milk OH graham toast, fried
hominy, syrup. milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON - Ramikins
of macaroni and oysters,
brown bread, carrot salad,
vanilla waters, milk. tea.
DINNER-Noodle soup,
pan-broiled pork chops, bak-
ed potatoes, corn custard,
stuffed pear salad, Boston
cream pie, bran rolls, milk,
coffee.
Keep In mind tho necessity Of
cooking pork until we'll done. AZ tho
Same time. care must be taken not
20 dry tho meat 10 chipplnesa, Scar
the chops quickly uu both sides and
then cook Slowly until tender. turn,
Ing frequently Season with salt and
pepper i've minutes before serving,
Ramiltins OF Macaroni and Oysters
Eight larEo oysters. ~ cups Of
cooked maearonl. tablespoons graf.
cd cheese. tait and pepper lemon
jules.
wash and pick over oystam. Sea.
son with salt. pepper and lemon
Juice. Put layer 81 macaronl into
weil,buttarcd raniiinH. Put two
oysters Ia each rankin and cover
with macarnni Sprinkle with graf.
ed cheese and put ono tablespoon Of
milk In each rankin Put ramllslus
into a pan OF no, water and bake in
= hot oven FOR 20 minutes.
fCsprriEh;. 1895. for Tns STAR
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TE the restaurants ana on the
l. avenue you sec the smart
New Workers. IN all the new
wrinkles the shops afford. There
are ever 80 many attractive
short fur coats this year.
A. tho Plaza / saw Daphne
Lawton, one OF the debutantes
OF this season. In a silver gray
carncul sport coat banded with
fluffy gray fur. She had on n
bright plaid Jumper that had lots
Of red showing beneath.
Ruth Montgomery. one Of the
loyelleBt Of the younger set, was
wearing an attractive fur coat
the other day, gray squirrel
banded with gray fox. 1t had
circular fiounce across the front
that she carried very well be.
ing tail. Short sisters. / believe.
do well 10 stick 10 the straight
coat.
Fur coats continue 20 dazzle
with their newness. saw Vida
Bennett the other evening in
chinchilla model that looked like
a young fortune. The white er.
mine coats that have already
bloEsomed out in New York
make me wonder II we have cor.
nered the worlds supply OF that
fur here. for It is as common in
the evening as caracul by day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
This Romance
of Years
Proof
BY uoRTENsE SAUNDERS
N. 4. A. Service Mrltcr


rs THERE such q thing as love
l. az first sight3
To the affirmative side 81 this
muchArgued question may now he
added the testimony ~ two very
delightful persons Major Edward
Doves and Mrs. Bawcs known 10
tho stage world as Margaret lling-
ton.
"And my arguments auo based on
personal experience. not on hear
say or theory" begins the major,
~ believe IN Il because I was a
Victim 10 Il, Tho very first mo-
nOnt l saw Margaret Ellington ]
tell In lovc with her. head over
heels in the approved inverted fash.
ION. That WAS ~ years ago. I'm
stan in love. only more 50. That
proves Il. 20 my own satisfaction
az least"
Major Bowes has not been Isolated
from the beauties Of broadway or
the vamps on the screen. As man
aging director OF the Capitol the
ater IN New York, and vice presl-
dent OF Metro-Goldwyn pictures he
has spent tho last two decades
practically surrounded by tempta-
ticn.
''You Sec" he went on. II was
IN college with Margaret's brother.
I heard him speak OF her, saw
photographs OF her around. and
knew she was becoming prominent
rs an actor. but nothing registered.
"Thcn. several years later. met
her in San Francisco. The image
OF her the first time saw her IS
stin vivid In my mind and has
made me partial TO blue serge and
white organdie ever since. She was
wearing a tailored suit, with white
rufred blouse and wide-brimmed
Panama hat from which her hair
pceped out distractingly. a typical
Gibson girl she was. My heart
gave n thump. sisnifying 20 my
brain that here was the fulfllment
OF my dreams. She Is.
II must have fumbled that intro
duction sadly. For / was lost
man. In my first infatuation.
however. didn't realize how she
fitted into my ideals. I did not
guess she would care for motoring
and country life. that she would
share my enthusiasm for Dickens
and Southern France and waffles
Just knew she was marvellous and
must b mine"
1T was Just about that quick
with me. too" put in his very lovely
wife. ''As an actress. met lots
Of people. but Edward was instantly
distinctive. In the slang OF the
day. fell for him hard. But I
kept this 10 myself a discreet time
and did not deny him tho oxhliara-
ton OF pursuit. even tho knew
very well what the finish OF the
race would be-"
Tho look that was exchanged be-
tween Major Bowes and his wife
challenged cyniclsn. IL was real
convincing proof that there Is such
thing as real. honest love that
endures and strengthens. SO we
won't bother with any negative side
to the love at first sight question.
Wen decide in their favor without
further arguments.
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Advertisement
What Are You Doing
For Your Puny Child?

For weak, frail. under.developed
children-and especially those that
have ricketts,. and need sure
builder that promotes the growth
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But 1t is nasty and repulslvc
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Children love them as they do
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Thousands Of other children have
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Give them to the sIckly. frail
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money you paid for them.
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Wen All Buy as Many as
We Can

Well All Buy as Many as
We Can
II HAVE been buying some candle.
L sticks recently. Rare. genuine
antiaues-pretty expensive. Now 1
am buying many more. Not so ex-
penslve. only cent a pair, Aud
they Rrc going 10 give mo moro
lasting happiness than my rare.
genuine antiques. They contain III
tie lighted candles softly giving off
beams that are going 70 prevent
physical suffering and bring fresh
hope and courage 10 many despair.
Ing hearts. These candles are pic
tured on little green stamps con.
tanning double barred red crosses
the little Christmas seals which ARE
going 20 be instrumental IN raising
money to prevent and cure tubcrCu.
ioslS
Every year. after Thanksgiving
and all during December. these lit
tie stamps are sold by the National
Tuberculosis agencies. and every
year enough money IL realized 20
do wondrous. glorious work. This
year the number OF seals printed
for distribution Is 1850. 600. 900. and
( II Is stated in the literature OF the
n. r. a. that IL these seats were
/ placed end 10 end they would OK.
tend from New York city TO Los
I Angeles. BY railroad. and back
( again TO New York. moro than
three times. for Il takes $500 seals
TO make one mile.
IL Il seems Incredible 70 you that
only a billion and n quarter seals
win cover such distance, and II you
ARE a doubling Thomas. as / am.
20 thru the division OF i.2so. 900. 900
/ by e3.3s0-as did. laboriouslg
and you viii find tho answer Is
I 81. 600. As II IS approximately 1000
miles across the United States. you
viii see he who estimated this was
( right.
Now We must all grab OF our
share Of these miles OF little Christ.
mas seals In order that they can
do their work. Every week I re-
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eting factors arc; an improper and
insufficient diet. ovnrxork and lack
OF sufficient rest and sleep. lack Of
fresh air. unhygionic surroundings,
Vicious personal habits. such nH the
uso OF alcohol and morphine,
n you have tuberculosis. don,
loao heart. IL Il durable nB well
ns prcycntablc. Eve hayo an arti.
Gle on the subject that you may
have ly rcndiug a solfaddreascd.
stamped envelope with your re,
quest.
II you haven't Jet bought your
Christmas seals, will you do 30 on
soon as possiblc2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
MARRIAGE 4
CRuCIBII

Before marriage. a man has only
himself 90 consider. Ito may have
mother ana sister 10 whom no Is
more or lchs devoted. but he goes
hla own way Ia most matters.
Probably his mother hpola him.
as most mothers do. Probably his
sisters impose upon him NJ times
and cater 90 him at others.
But not until he II married does
man really show his real quail.
ties. Not until he has tho respon.
sibillty OF caring for and pro.
Tiding a home for the woman no
loves. do tho deeper and more de.
pendnblo qualities OF his nature
manifest themselves.
If woman really loves her hus.
band and understands him, sho can
make Of him about what tho wants
20. " nhe goes about Il In the right
way, just as hhe can wreck his ca.
rerr and ruin his disposition n she
doesn't understand him and viii not
mako I'm effort 10.
Tho discipline which marriage I'm.
poses. the sacrifices and the self ef.
taesmcni Il demands from both tho
husband and the wife. rs an cI.
eelieni character builder.
The married man has 20 think Of
someone beAidea himself His wife
secs 70 that whether she docs Il in
\ kindly or a mastery way. And
there "a nothing better for man or
for woman than 20 bc obliged to
conquer rclnshness and tho tend
oncy 10 be hcif.ccntcrcd. and 20 con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

The obvious answer II seems 10
me. ia that marriage is good for
men aud has refining influence
upon them.
Perhaps my friends ought 20 riyo
a little credit 20 tho wife. whom
sho 81 much more apt 20 bslittls.
II u partly tho wife's fault n hhs
does not smooth off some OF tho
rough edges Of her husbands m.
,ure and bring out in him his best
qualities. And II he u not more
attractive as husband than he
waa bachelor sle hasn't done
her duty by him.
Tho average man b much more
dependent spiritually upon woman
than she IL on him. That n. he
needs her praise. her dependence.
her solicitation and the assurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
WALNUT TAFFY

3 lba. grunuihicd sugar ! 10
Karo tyrup. ! cup water Cook 10
s52 degrees IN winter and 2bt de-
grcea 10 summer Add Y ID. fresh.
broken walnut mcAtn Flavor with
vanilla. Pour IN cold. oiled cake
tins and cool quickly. when cold
enough 10 handle. pun on "A candy
hook until Hight ana fluffy Cut Ia
pieccs OF desired length and wrap
In wnr MINER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
Why Are INCEST Men
Always Married?
But They're Not; Some Fond Wife Only
Trained Them
BY CYNTHIA GREY

HIITHY is IL all the nice marredW quered my
wv friend the business woman. Every time / meet
interesting man with good and real consideration
for women whom could lose my heart at the slightest
encouragement find he is married Why do never meet
the good before other has snapped them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07

Eat one of Boldt's baked apples
each day; will keep tho doctor
away.--Advertisem
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
DO You Believe IN Lone at First Sight,? There Such Thing
Christmas
Candles
OLD FASHIONED VINE
GAR TAFFY
BY CYNTHIA GREY

~ lbs graduated sugar y 10.
lfhro syrup. 1 cup water, table
sroonfulH OF vinegar Cook 10 2bs
degrees IN winter or e5i IN SUM
mer Pour into cold. oiled cake tins
aud put whore u viii cool a. quick
ly az possible. when cold and urm
enough 60 handle. pun over "a hook.
cut into pieces ana put on bu tered
plates or wrap Ia parufru paper.
BRAN TAFFY
Inasmuch as bran iH often recon-
mtnded by physicians ns a part Of
tho daily dict. bran tHtfy Is "a very
palaiablo way 10 take a.. Use a
largo kettle. an this candy will boil
up very high. Take 1 10. grauu-
lated sugar y ~, brown sugar. 2
lba KAro syrup I pt Barbadoes Or
New Ollsanu m0lhHaeH. = pL water,
Stir constantly when nearly done.
just before tho thcrmomo cr regis.
terB g5i degrees add u ~. but
Ter. \ tcaspoonful of salt and soda
the hiEe OF q pea. Cook TO s5t do
Erecs. remove from the fire. and
mix In thoroiy two cups Of bran.
Pour into oiled cake tins 10 cool
when firm ana cold. pun over
candy hook until u ls a bright gel.
I low color Cut with shears and
b
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Asks II
Tubers Mir

nEAR MISS GREY: Do different
~ kinds OF potatoes terminate
and mix while near each other in
tho bins during the winter. or by
being planted close together in the
ground7
a friend told us n we keep our
seed potatoes true TO name, we must
not allow them to be near a diff.
ferent kind IN the Din during the
winter. ! don't think II makes any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
MnNDAY. nECEMRER Z

II so. you have strong mentality.
You arc very forcefui.
You have penetrating mind
And arc fond OF the mysterious
and unseen.
You have keen intuition.
YOU nrc seldom mistaken
You arc tnctfuI.
You viii have many friends.
You viii be influenced By love.
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By RUBY SHORT McKIM

MO wonder tho peacock Is
IN valnl His gorgeous color.
ing and wealth Of design mo.
tifs have been used time with.
but number almost since tho
dawn OF art history ns lnBpi
ration for artists and crafts
mon.
The pattern here given rs Of
slzo and technique suitable for
embroidery on n scarf or table
runner and pillow n most any
Of tho popular thnpeB II Is
most effective worked on black
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HI
ANSWERS
Young Wife
Jealous

nEAR CYNTHIA GREY: After
~ considerable thought and worry,
am writing 20 you 10 ask your
advice about n certain matter
am a young married woman and
have wonderful husband. Also
have a young girl friend, a
blonde and very pretty. but altho
She keeps calling me up asking me
20 20 out with her. really do not
care 20 keep company with her as
hhe Is not my style. altho / do not
mean 20 infer that she 10 not a
good girl. because really don't
know. But since my husband has
seen her, no seems 20 be quite In.
terested In her and ahks me why
don't 80 out more with her and
havo her At tho house, etc. etc,
Seeing that lie IL slightly inter.
csted. do you think Il best that ]
cultivate her friendship 10 that my
husband can meet her and become
friendly with her (Which would
make mo terribly Jealous, IN adj
milo or shall DO away with her
company altogether and try and
make my husband forget her.
Please advise.
YOURS IN ANXIETY.
Your should have the priv.
ilcge OF choosing your own
friends. II tho young lady In
question is not the type of girl
you care 10 keep for a friend,
surely your husband would not
wish you TO be insincere.
ON the other hand, II you
take this attitude merely be
cause Of your jealous disposi.
ton. don't humor yourself-un.
happiness viii inevitably be tho
result II you do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-07
PEPPERMINT MoLASSES
TAFFY

Into n large kettle put ~ gran
ulatsd sugar = Ia light brown
sugar. ? he. khr0 syrup ! pit Bar
BADGES on Now Orleans molnEses. y
pt water. stir btiskly whom nearly
done to prevent burning. Cook I'M
III the Thermometer registers -
degrees Remove from Tho fire and
add 4, ~. butter. = teaspoonfnl
salt. coda tho slze Of a pea Pour
onto a cold oiled marble flnh or
cake pan and cool az quickly as
possible when firm and cold. pull
over candy hook. while pulling
add 1 tonspooufut Of Oh OF pep
pcrmlut, pouring u carefully over
tho atfy az Il is bcing stretched
over the hook. Puil until Il is well
mixed In ana Tho candy is n bright
yellow color. fluffy and full Of air,
Cut IN pieces and wrap 10 wn1cd
f,afgey
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tidsr the aspects OF any problem
with regard 20 another as well as
himself or herself.
Whatever makes people less rel
fish makes them moro agreeable
and attractive 90 others
THE
ANSWERS
don't mean 20 imply that all
unmarried men are selfish. or
that all married ones are unEelfsh.
merely point out that in every.
ono Is "A tendency 20 become self
centered and selfish, Marriage com.
bats this very effectively.
To tho business woman would
say; Don't try 20 find your hus.
band already reformed and refined
by some other woman. Select a
promising bachelor and put on the
finishing touches yourself. You
probably can produce as good a
husband as any other woman"
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AFTER-DINNER MINIS

9lft into two or three cake tins
= H. each OF powdered sugar and
corna,arch well mixed. 20 as 20 be
ready 90 receive cut candles as In
dicaied bcloN. Cook lbs. granu-
lated sugar. y tenspooutul Of cream
tartar and I ~. water Stir until
the sugar 10 dissolved Then re-
moyo the spoon and put the Their
mometcr into tho batch, with "a
damp piece Of chechecloth wrapped
around fork rmovo any grains
which may form on the side OF tho
kettle. when tho thermometer reg
listers ECO degrees. pour. with an
little agitation as possible. into Il
cold. oiled cake tin or onto a mar
hic kiab.