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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

plonnnkra. az els6 istentisztelet alkal- |
NAVAL, AIT is megtehetik.
Ujabb ajanlat-Potornav Janos es
csaladja 100000
Ujabb befizet6sek a templomra. .-Ifi
Batar Andras $40, Holory Istvan 50,
vass Marion F5, FrenE Janosne So, a
muffolasra Bolcshazv Gy6rgy $3.50
| viragok. szep lenne, ha az
als6 istentiszteletre a hivek viragdisz
rol is gondoskodnanak Ferenczy Jen6-
ne iut anyos aron, gy0nyorii csokrokat
keszit.
| Frenk Janosne gyiijtese Polandon az
>lapk6szentelesre.- Pivarnyik MihAly
ne 81, Kovats Ferenc 81, Sziies Gy0rgv
'5c, Sayan Mihaly soc. Kiss Karolyn6
| 81, Mary Ackay 5oc Boda Josef soc,
| sakacs Daniel 81, Szakacs VEGA soc,
| Szakacs M6zes soc, Szakacs Danielne
| 'gy csirke. Tatar Paine ST. Nemeth
'andorne soc, Popovics Mike 25c, B.
| Kiss Janos ST. CsOntos Antal soc, Er-
lei Andrasn6 81. Szalai .I6zsefne 81,
| Vikltc .I6zsefne 81, Javorsky J6zsef
| /. ANY Knishko 5Oc, Koleszar Pal 25c,
Ilavorszky Milll6s 25c, Csuhanich Ma
TX 25c, Babincsak Geo 81, Petes Mike
0c, IIudzik J6zscf soc, Nal6 Gyorgv
| l. Popovszky Julia soc, Seman Sui
9, Halisk6 Mary SEQ, Kelemen Andy
| sc, Hlcbovszy August soc, Shandor
| Ohm 25c, Mamszkin Ant0nia 2Jc, He
| ovy Nalcnt 2Jc, Polyak Mary 25c.
/ .abey John soc, Ferencsak Nalent soc,
| Mrs. Beda 50c, Kotasck Maria soc,
Tercncsak John 25c, Ibitz Mike soc,
Svagerko Steve 25c Butta John 81.
Iurko Henry soc, BalIa George 50c
Zanicsko Istvan 25c, Sman Mike 25c
Seman Frank 2Jc, Petnencsik Joe 25c
Sc Imam John 25c, Kama Martin 25c
Ielkum Anna 15c, John NJ. Nagas 81
Novak Barbara 25c, Ialahan Maria
zoe, Sercnko Katharine 25c. Krnpa
, John poe, Danyo Anna 25c, Janek Fc
( ix soc, ifj. Janek John 25c, Sanin;
| Johann soc, Butka Anna 50c, Vaga,
Maria l5c, Radovics JOSEF 25c, Franz
Tanosn6 81, Szadai J6zsefne cgy csirkc
{ IS egv torta, Frank .Ianosnt eey kek
ri.
Ifjusagi K0r es Gyermek Klub =
: lind k6t kor ezen,tul par6chal
.yiilesczik es tanul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Egyhazi. hirek

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
fARRELLI HIREK
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: v6csey A. Jen6, ref. lelkssz.

Istentisztelet.- let.-Egyhazunk kebJebeu
foly0 no 2S.-an reggel 9-t6l fel 11-ig
yasarnapi iskola es utana mindjart is
tentisztelet, miutan elso ADVENT va
sarnap leend, ennelfogva +elkesz ad-
yenai Gnnepi predikaci6t fog tartani.
Ezen minden egyes Advent istentisz
teletre szeretettel hivjuk az listen ha-
zaba buzg6 keresztyen testvereinket.
Deiutan 2 orakor pedig Mine No.
Don fog tartani d lelkesz istentisztele.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Elado tyukok
ELADoK A KOvETKEZO TISZTA
FAJTA, T0JoS TYUKOK:

Barron strain White Leghorn, Everlay
strain Brown Lcghorn, Thompson Bar
red Rocks, Owen IS, vagy Tompkin S
Rhode Islands Red, White Rocks, vagy
White Wyandotte, darabja $l.25.
OF h6napos csirkek,- fennti fajtak-
bol, nemsokara toj6k, $100 darabja
Fatal kakasok, tenyesztesre, Iarab-
ia $500.
Egy tueat, vagy tobb tyuk rendeles-
mel ingyen adunk kakast.
While Leghorn csibek, szaza - 1919
Brown Leghorn. esibek, szaza /. 5000
Barred Rock csfbed,. szaza ..,.. .$1Loo
Rhode Island Red esibek, szaza $1,000
White Rock esirkek, szaza $1,000
White Wyandotte gsirkek, szaza $li.5o
Mindegyik fajtiszta!
Aproekainkat magunk neveljik es
Macy gondot foraitunk az iiltetni val6
toJasok kivalogatasara. Megelegedeset
garantaljuk.
\ csirkek pestak0lts6get, a tyukok
express koltseget, mi fizetjiik. Az elve
szallitasert j6tallunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Reformatus egyhaz
Lelkesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond.
Telefon szam 39949.

Kereszteles. Nasarnap keresztelte
meg az egyhaz lelkesze Nekas Janos es
,Juhasz llona sziil6k kis gyermeket La
JOS ViEmos nevre. A kis legenyke ke-
resztsziil6i: kantor Daniel es Antal0-
czy Ferencne.
Halaadas napja.-Az Egyesut ALA
mok nepe, az cln0k felszolitasra min
den esztend6ben egy napot megiinne-
pei, osszel. november vege fcle. Ez esq
tend6ben 25. EN- iinnepelik G napot, $
bzonv sok okunk van nektnk is hala-
adassal gondolnunk Il jo lstenre, hogy
annyi megprobaltatasok koz0tt meg
tartotta egyhazunkat, ezt viragz6vf
tette mem engedi, hogy gyiilekezeti
6etiink bekejet barkinek is sikeriil-
jon megbontani
Mi, magyar reformatusok ketszer tar
tunk halaadasi urvacsora osztast. El6
sz0r az nj kenyerert azutan az nj
borert. Daczara enmek, iinnepeljtinF
halaadassal uj hazank lakosaival egy,
iitt, merit megerdemh az Ur, hogy hala
adasunkkal minse gyakrabban hozza
iaruljunk
Ifjusagi ertekez as.-Egy hazunk ifju-
saga komoly keresztyeni munkaval fog
lalkozik. Hctenkint t0bbszor 0sszejon
mex tagok, nemcsak tarsas 0ssZej0
Netlalre, sz6rakoZasra. hanem komols
-, =,
valiascs estet tartanak. A multi vasar
nap Molnar Erzsikc vezette az 0sszej0
retelt, Il jov6 vasarnap ATenvh6rt Bo
riska fogja. Az osszej0vetel temaja
Jellcm , Minden ifiu embert es lie
anyt szeretettel lat k0r.
December 4 es 5.4en a Mahonini
egyhazmegy6h tartozo ifiusagi koro
ertekezletet fognak tartani Polandor
\ mi koriink is kepviselve lesz 8 tag
gal. Ezenkiviil k0riink kesznek ny
latkozott vend6giil latni Canton e
Alliance-b6l j6v6 magyar ifjusag ki
kild0tteit.
A Nagytiszteletii asszony Beaver
fallscn.-Beaverfalls egyik legel6kel6b
egyhaza, College Hill Church mul
vasarnap tartotta az evi halaado lister
tiszteletet. Az egyhaz moi misszi6 egy,
siilete bizatott meg az egyhaz vezett
shge altal az istentisztelet megtart;
sival. a n6k egyesiilcte egyhazun
papnejat hivta meg unnepi beszed tal
tdsara. A Nagytiszteletii asszony b.
Szedenek targya a magyarorszagi [
megszallctt terueteken el6 macy;
tcstvereink helyzete es egyhazi mul
kalkodasa volt. Mintegy k6tszazan vo
tax az istentisztclcten, k0zottiik n
hany magyar is, akik az angol ujsas
Dol olvastak magyar papn6 jovetel
r5l.
Koszonet.-A multi heten megeml
keztiink az els6 alakoz6kr6l, akik
tlmplom nagyitasara es az orgona ep
tesere mcgajanlottak adomanyukat.
multi vasarnap delelott, az istentiszt
letet megeloz0 6riban, ujabb ajanlat
kat kaptunk Haasz Istvan, egyhazull
gondnoka ajanlots $50, Kulcsar Mi
los $50, Teglas Gyula $50, Szakacs l.;
Jos S25. ifj. Szakaes Lajos SIS, Sz
kies Bella SO es Kiss Sandor $25. F.
dig $s00-t ajdnlottak meg a buzgo h
Nek. Az "a remenysegunk, hogy gyiil,
kczetiink tagjai legalabb ezer dolla
ajan!anak meg, hogy a megnagvobb
tott templom 6s az u.j orgona kolts
gel teljesen ki legyenek fizetve fe
avatas napjan. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

A campbelTi Athleta Klub mil
kedEel6 gardajanak december l2-
iki szinieloadassal egyhelsotott
kabareja nagyszabasu esemeny-
mex igerk kezik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
THURY ILONAHOZ!
Irta: TARN0CY ARPAD.

Irta: TARN0CY ARPAD.
Mar majdnem lealdoztunk
A boldogtaan vandortanyan mi, ortiizek
csJggedten hamvadoztunk.
Meg hold Sc volt veliink.
Mem soha Sc volt meg iyen vigasztalanul
elsotetilt ejjeliink.
VCn pusztak fele nezett.
akit a delmeszto napnyugoti banat
uira magyaIra verzett.
rs enekelni kezdtiink
iiedt, zsolt;lros siratoszivT dalokat,
mint akik mar eveStiink.
S akkor csillagot gyujtott
mi fekete vilagtalan silk egiinkon,
aki idag sujtott.
Csillagot, asszonyszemiit,
hogy megtalaljon mnden ortizet es
elrasszon minden keseyit.
Merit csillag ICY secret
Langgal, fennyel 0lel 0ssze mnden elgurult
bolyo bus magyar szemet.
Te aldott Csillagasszony,
oh, hogy falllyazott sep szvedben az cgi lang
hogy ujra rank akadjon
Oh, hogy ragyogott ertunk,
amg magyar ehsegtol ajult lIamvainkbol
is1net magunkhoz tertiink.
Es ma..Veed Macy sereg
zengoszavu, pasztas isteni magyar szklu
keres, csapdos NJ eget.
1Iej, sep ezt eln, latni
sharmnc ev ejjen, a zengoszavuak elem
ura csak radtalan
/ e. ira csak Rad, mint akkor
! mikor meg csjggedten hamvadoztunk nelkiiled,
Te aldott Cslagasszony.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
Elszolas

Latja EFT a tigrisb6rtg Ma
gam lottem... Az ilyemek ketszaz
dollar az ara.
AIT hittem, negyszazba-ke
riil.
De hat az epen vegeladas...
Azaz, hogy...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25

Joln njegyezzes anrg, shogysaz Re-
formatus Ifjusagi Kor miikedye-
stfp ss s,9 !
iloinek seiaadasa december 5.sep,
yasarnap' este .lesz..3
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
Give California Fig Syrup"
at once if bilious or
constipated

Look at the tongue, mother! II
coated, it is sure sign that your little
ones stomach, liver and bowels need
gentle, thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natu-
rally, or is feverish, stomach sour,
breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonful of California Fig Syrup"
and In few hours all the foul, const-
pated waste, undigested food and sour
bile gently moves out of the little
bowels without gripping, and you have
a well, playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless, "fruity laxative"
they love it's delicious taste, and 1t al
ways makes them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for bottle OF
california Fig Syrup" which has d.
rections for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold
here. 20 be sure you get the genuine,
ask to see that it is made by the
California Fig Syrup Company" Re
fuse any other kind with contempt.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
'By HONORE WILLSIE
&c by Frederick A. Stokes Coz
WNU Service

your books, I'll carry the milk for
you, all winter"
The big boy looked at the little girl,
curiously.
Hanged If I'll do 1t. Let your dad
get you new ones"
He'd like to as well as any one,
but he can't right now and Pm going
to look out for my own. Oh, Billy,
let me do it,"
"You can have 'em all and well
COME" exclaimed Billy, with sudden
huskiness in his voice. Gosh, you're
awful little, Lydia"
Lydia stamped her foot. II won't
take anything for nothing. And I'm
not little. I'm as strong as horse.
"Well," conceded Billy, "just till
after Thanksgiving Is all / want.
Come on along home now and We'll
fix 1t up with ma
Ma Norton twisted Lydia around
and retied her hair ribbon while she
listened. They all knew Lydia's pride,
so she quenched the impulse to give
the child the books and said, "Till
Thanksgiving is plenty of pay, Billy,
and when the snow comes, the two
mile extra walking will be too much.
| Get the books out of the parlor chest.
| You got a-a-ink on the back of your
neck, Lydia Wait till / get 1t off for
| you"
She wet q corner of towel at the
tea kettle and proceeded to scour the
| unsuspecting Lydia's neck and ears.
children In the high school are apt
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12

justing the height to suit the worker.
A firmly padded fiat surface covered
with clean white cloth is necessary for
good results In ironing. II space per-
mits, 1t Is most convenient to have q
table for sheets and other fiat pieces,
board for skirts and such garments,
and q sleeve board. If one board must
serve all purposes, 1t should be fairly
long and wide, with one narrow end.
For padding the ironing board or ia
BILE the double-faced cotton flannel
used for silence cloths on dining tables
or an old blanket is good. Enough
thickness of such material should be
used to give the surface spring with
out making it cushiony. Old sheets
may be used for the cover, but new un-
bleached sheeting is better and not ex-
penSive, as the width of the sheeting
will make the length Of the cover. The
cover may be hemmed and four pieces
of tape firmly sewed to each side so
that 1t can be easily put on and taken
off. Ready-made covers laced together
through eyelets are also convenient. A
sheet Of asbestos placed under the
iron rest and paper or cloth for clean
ing the iron should protect the muslin
cover from scorching. Some boards
have piece of tin or other sheet
metal about s inches wide tackled
across the end on which the iron Is to
stand.
Copies of Farmers Bulletin 1497-F
may be obtained free while the supply
lasts by writing to the United States
Department of Agriculture.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12

prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
A built-in ironing board, hinged to
the wall and supported with hinged
prop, is a great convenience In home
laundering. The ironing board can then
be folded up in narrow closet with
shelf or two provided underneath 1t
for storing the iron and other aces
sories This keeps the board clean and
the ironing equipment out of sight
when not In use.
Construction Of Cabinet.
The diagram, which is from the lat
est government publication on home
laundering, Farmers Bulletin 1497-F,
shows how such cabinet or closet for
the built-in ironing board can be con-
structed. There Is often space avail
able between two windows or a win
dow and door, too narrow for an or
binary cupboard or for table or other
kitchen equipment. Because Of the
light and cross current of air 1t would
afford, this is an ideal place for the
built-in ironing board. The source Of
heat for the iron should, of course, be
conveniently near. The measurements
given in the diagram suggest 80 inches
as the height of the ironing board from
the floor, but this distance should be
changed according to the height of the
person who Is to do the ironing.
Adjusting Height.
Ironing boards with folding stands
of many kinds may be bought. These
should have an arrangement for adj
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
STORY FROM THE START

Lydia Dudley, with her baby
sister, Patience, returns from an
afternoon of play to the untidy
ley, in Lake City. Her fathers
friend and her own devoted ad-
mirer, John Levine. note the fact
that land is getting more valu-
able every day. Amos thinks
1t is time the Indians on a near
by reservation were moving In
order that the white men might
have this land. Levine announces
his intention of going into poll
tics. The next day, Lydia, Pa
thence and companion, Kent
Moulton, playing by the lake, are
accosted by an old squaw. Lydia
gives her food. Margery, small
daughter of Dave Marshall, the
towns banker, joins them. Mar
gerry, falling into the water, is
pulled out unhurt but fright
ened. Her father blames Lydia
and Kent for the mishap. Lydia
explains the accident, and says
that because Margery is stuck
up" she is not popular play
mate. Marshall arranges for
Lydia to teach Margery to be-
come "one of the crowd" Levine
tells Amos his plan to take tim
Der from the Indian reservation
and ultimately have 1t opened
for settlement. Patience sue
cunbs to diphtheria, leaving
Lydia feeling that her trust in
God is lost. She finds comfort in
the loving kindness of John Lee
vine. A note of Amos, backed
by Levine and held by Marshall,
is due and cannot be met. Lydia
pleads with Marshall, and for her
sake he agrees to renew 1t.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
LIVER AND BACON
GOOD FOR DINNER
Combination May Well Be
Serued Late in Day.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
In many parts of the country 1t
has been customary TO regard liver as
a breakfast DISH According to pres
ent-day ideas about foods, however,
there are at least two good reasons
why the favorite combination Of liver
and bacon may well be reserved for
dinner. For one thing, many people
are not demanding the heavy type of
breakfast that was eaten years ago.
Meat and potatoes, doughnuts, pie
and other hearty foods have been SUI
perseded by lighter fare Breakfast
in many households now consists of
fruit, cereal, eggs variously prepared,
bread in some form, and coffee or
cocoa.
Secondly, liver Is one of the most
important meats In regard to the pro-
tein and calories 1t furnishes the body.
ranking with round and sirloin steak
In these constituents, so 1t may well
take its place on the hearty dinner
menu. DR.. Henry G. Sherman of Co
lumbia university tells us also that
silver contains all three vitamins"
"It is worth WHILE" he continues, ITO
realize that the nutritive value of
liver is higher than that Of ordinary
meats because Of this vitamin con-
tent; and to see that liver Is utilized
fully as human food" Liver is rich
source of vitamin A, sometimes called
the growth-promoting vitamin, and
for that reason valuable In the diet of
children. 1t Is also a good source Of
vitamin B and fair source of Vita
min C, both of which aid in prevent
ing certain diseases which develop If
Recent experiments have also shown
1t to be one Of the most valuable
sources Of iron in cases of anemia. So
encourage a taste for liver and serve
1t fairly frequently. AS 1t is usually
accompanied by bacon and often by
fried onions these somewhat pro-
nounced f1avors help to modify the
characteristic liver flavor for those
who would not like 1t otherwise.
No distinction in food value is
made between the various kinds OF
| liver-beef, calf, lamb or hog. Chicken
liver is still higher In protein than
| the others.
Cook the bacon first, says the United
States Department of Agriculture, al
| lowing one or two thin slices for each
person. Use broad iron skillet and
cook it over a slow fire, watching 1t to
prevent scorching or uneven cooking.
| Take the pieces out and drain them
the moment they are delicately
Drowned and crisp. II you leave them
In the fat they will be greasy. While
the bacon is cooking, wipe the liver
and slice moderately thin If you did
not have the butcher do it. Many
cooks pour boiling water over beet
liver to draw out any blood remaining
on 1t. The outer skin and veins may
be removed If you wish. Hog and
lamb livers are improved by scalding
Beef and calf livers are good either
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
scalded or unscalded. Sprinkle each

scalded or unscalded. Sprinkle each
piece tightly with salt and, If you use
it, little pepper. Dip In flour and
cook in the bacon fat as soon as the
bacon Is done. Keep the fire low and
cook the liver slowly. A hot fire
makes 1t dry and leathery and the
edges often scorch. If the fat scorches
it will not be good when you come to
make your gravy. If you want fried
onions with the liver they may be
cooked at the same time. Cut the
onions In thin round slices. When the
liver Is tender and golden brown, take
it from the pan and keep it warm
while you make the gravy. Strain
the fat and then take two tablespoon
fuls of It and mix with one and one
half tablespoonfuls of flour. There
will be some flour already In the fat
since the liver was Toured. Use
cupful of milk to mix with the fat and
-four and cook the gravy until smooth.
Season with salt and pepper. II you
prefer, pour the gravy over the liver,
or serve it separately. Garnish the
dish of liver with the bacon and per-
haps bit of parsley.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12

to get ink in the back of their necks
and ears" she said. always scrub
there, Lydia Remember! !"
yes, ma'am! Oh, gosh, what big
pile! Thank you ever so much, Billy.
I'll be here right after school tomor
row, Mrs. Norton"
Lydia spent blissful evening mend
ing and cleaning Billy's textbooks.
The delivering of the milk was no
task at all, though had 1t not been
for Adam trudging beside her with
his rolling bulldog gait and his slav-
ering ugly jaw, she would have been
afraid in the early dusk of the au-
tumn evenings.
1t took several months for Lydia to
become aware Of the complicated So
cial life going on about her. She was
so absorbed while In school in adjust
ing herself to the new type of school
life that the Christmas holidays came
before she realized that, except in her
classroom work, she had nothing
whatever In common with her class
mates.
Saturday was a busy day for Lydia
at home. Old Lizzie, who was nearly
sixty, was much troubled with rheu-
matism and even careless Lydia felt
vaguely that the house needed a GER
tain amount of cleaning once a week
So, of a Saturday morning, she
slammed through the house like a
small whirlwind, leaving corners un-
disturbed and dust in windows, but
satisfied with her efforts. Saturday
afternoon, she worked in the garden
when the day was fair, helping to
gather the winter vegetables. Before
little Patience's death she had gone
to Sunday school, but since that time
! she had not entered church. So
Sunday became her feast day. She
put in the entire morning preparing a
Sunday dinner for her father and
nearly always John Levine.
Christmas came and went, sadly and
quietly. Lydia was glad when the
holidays were over and she was back
In school again. On her desk that first
morning lay tiny envelope, addressed
to her. She opened 1t. In it was an
invitation from Miss Towne to attend
reception she was rendering to the
members of her algebra and geometry
classes, freshmen and seniors.
For moment Lydia was In heaven.
1t was her first formal invitation of
any kind. Then she came rapidly to
earth. She had nothing to wearl 1t
was an evening party and she had no
way to go or come. She put the pre-
cious card In her blouse pocket and
soberly opened her Civil Govern
ment"
At recess, she sat alone as she was
rather prone to do, in the window of
| the cloak room, when she heard a
group of girls chattering.
"Who wants to 60 to grouchy old
Towne's reception when you can go to
a dancer I've got two bids to the Phi
Pts party" said fourteen-year-old
miss.
"Oh, we'll have to go or she'll funk
us in algebra" said another girl. "Tll
wear my pink silk organdie. What'll
you wearr"
my red silk. Maybe she'll let us
dance. 1 suppose Charlie and Kentll
| both want to take me-"
Terrible thing to be popular
Hasn't Kent the sweetest eyes! Do
you know what he said to me the 9TH
| er night at the Evans partyT
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12

Injuries the food value Of spinach. The
long boiling draws out the iron, cal
cium and other minerals, and destroys
the vitamins. Try your family with
spinach cooked for 10 to 10 minutes
In Just the water that clings to the
leaves after you have washed 1t thor
oughly. Then just as it begins to be
tender, chop 1t very fine and season
it with plenty of butter or, better still,
cream. A hotel in Washington is be
coming famous for its special spin
ach" quickly cooked and combined
with just enough cream to moisten
1t and give rich flavor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
SPINACH QUICKLY
COOKED is FINE
Ouercooking Injuries Food
Value of Green Food.

prepared by the Suited States Department
of Agriculture.l
When no one in the family seems to
like spinach the trouble may be with
the way you have cooked 1t. Perhaps
you have overlooked your spinach I'M
til 1t lost its bright green color, pleas
ing texture, and fresh flavor. II
cooked too long, spinach takes on a
dark olive hue, develops strong fla
vor, and becomes almost like pulp.
People can hardly be blamed for not
liking such spinach. Overlooking also
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-11-12
DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN
Take Tablets Without Fear II You
Sec the Safety "Bayer Cross"

Warning! Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting the genuine Bayer
Aspirin proved safe by millions and
prescribed by physicians for 26 years.
Say 'Bayer" when you buy Aspirin.
limitations may prove dangerous.-Adv.