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Evening star., 1926-02-06
BEDTIME STORIES BY y
BY THORNTON
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Nanny Mea dow Mouse was? llGv she
did long 10 Get into that hen house.
She slipped through the Wire of the
lance into the hen yard. and 50 She
round the little door through which
the hens went in and ouf. And while
she was shifting along the edge of fhat
closed door size SmrlleG Il familiar
scent. II was the scent OF Danny
Meadow Mouse. She squea kcd right
out with joy. Then What do YOU
think she did? She began TO use
those sharp teeth of hers. She began
to gnaW at a corner of hat door
Now. you know. gaawing makes a
no!Se. No sooner did Nanny begin
20 gnaw at the corner of that
little door than Danny Meadow
Mouse inside the hen house heard
il. Al. first ii started him He
thought right away uf RCbDel. ;he
Rat. He wondered if Sh.t .ttiow the
Weasel had driven Eobbcr cut of the
big barn and if Kobbcr was trying to
get into the hen house VERY quietly
Dummy stole over TO that little door
and listened. In u moment or TWO the
<naWIng ce:sed. Ihon a squeaky lit
tie voice cried, ''Dauny,"
"Nanay." cried Danny. in an equal
ly squeaky voice
Then YOU should have heard the
sound Of that Gnawing. Nanny
SnaWed from outside and DANNY
9nawed fron inside. and the W.. The
little SplinterS few from the corner
Of that closed door was a sight to see.
In a surprisingly short time there
was little hole through there and
they could touch noses They did
ouch noses. They did Ii again and
again. You know. that is the Meadow
Mouse's way of kissing Then they
went to work again and if the tiny
@pi!nters had been flying fast before
Was nothing 10 tn" WAY they flew
now. Pretty soon that hole was big
rluueh f"I Nanny to squeeze through.
Such 4 happy time. Nanny had Ia
eli Denny all about her adventures
nd Danny had to tell Nanny al'about
he things that had happened To him
nd in between they had to rub noses
finally Danny led Nanny 10 his snug
little home in the unused nesting box
n the far corner of the hen house
oh" cried Nanny. isn't it wonder
full Then they rubbed noses again
SO 1t was that Danny and Nanny
Meadow Mouse once more were to
gether: and in some ways better off
than when they had lived in the bic
barn. AS for Peter Rabbit. he Went
back to the dear old brier patch that
night. very well satisfied with himself
And why shouldn't he have been? He
had been too smart for Reddy Fo,
and he had Brought TWO of his little
friends togcthe" '@tin
tCups-i light. 1876
Evening star., 1926-02-06

The Brazilian Embassy a, 1903 street
displays the fias Of Brazil or Indcpendcnccc
commemorative the day the republic
formed -, Thee dags arc also hon%rrd by
r"17pd II III IIorllnntaI nc mak the Sirre
Gold. ssTi'' anu ''''N o''S ~ ""''' mug &c
At first glance there IS no apparent
connection between the flag of Brazil
and that of Portugal. its mother coun-
try. but the blue sphere is at least a
reminder of the celestial globe of
Prince Henry and his nayig<f orS. The
truth is that the armillary sphere as
sociated with the scientific enterprise
of Portugal in the fifteenth century
has taken many journeys and under
gone various heraldic changes since it
was placed upon the old shipping flag
of that country.
Brazil was discovered in 1900 bv a
Portuguese navigator and was col
ony of Portugal until Napoleon upset
so many European monarchies. King
John VI of Portugal transferred his
court to Rio de Janeiro in 1908 and a
few years later Brazil practically be-
came the seat of government of the
United Kingdom of Portugal and Bra
zi. In 1921 King John returned to
Portugal. and September Z. 1922. his
son declared for independence from
the mother country ana was crowned
Constitutional Emperor Of Brazil.
The flag adopted by the empire had
a green field charged with a diamond
of yellow, the two colors typifying the
vegetable and mineral wealth of the
country. The coat of arms in the cen
ter of the diamond included the IA
miIiar armillary sphere and a circle of
stars representing the number of
provinces in the empire.
When Brazil became a. republic on
November Is, 1889. a temporary flag
was adopted Of red. white ana blue.
The date is still celebrated as n holt
day, but Il neA flag was prescribed on
November - which preserved the old
traditions. The green and yellow OF
! this flag were taken from the empire
| flag, and there is still u celestial
globe. The drawing should show on
the blue globe the five stars of the
Southern Cross as It is seen at Rio de
Evening star., 1926-02-06
BY HAZEL DEyO BATCHELOR

Il don't think / would sa& ANYTHING
more if ] were YOU. Miss Nash has
refused 10 talk 10 you, and that is
enough There was authority in hjS
tone.
In THAI moment although there was
very little difference in height between
the two men, Allen seemed to tower
over Nicky. His jaw was set grimly.
his dark ewes under their heavy
brows flashed Rosalind felt her heart
contract as though q giant hand had
suddenly closed over it. Something
stirred her for moment, some emo
ton that she had never before expert
cnced famed up in her as she looked
from one 70 another of the two men.
Then. 10 her amazement. she saw
Nicky turn away. lie had gone down
10 defeat before man who was
stronger than he was He did not per
~ist in his ugly. threatening mannel
because be did not dare. lie was 4
coward.
As though nothing had happened
Allen dropped back IutU his seal.
After long moment Kosalind raised
her face again to his. All the bright
light had gone out Of it. Ii was still
lovely, the features We're still bcauti
full. but the glad radiance was gone.
II was as if = candle bad -Idd IS
been Snuffcd out. her spirit was dead
within her
I'm sorry she said. very slowl--
sorry that you should have been siih
jected to such 4 Scene through an,
fault of mine. To show you that aIu
sincere ! will tell you the truth. am
sick Of this life [ ioathc and deteSr
il, and I ana miserable IF you still
want me to take the position in your
office, I'll he glad - do SO, and I'll do
Evening star., 1926-02-06
FOOD AND HEALTH
BY ROBERT CULLEN.
BY WINIFRED ~Tt tRT GIBBS.
Food speciuiist-

Not very many Years ago il Was
the custom to smile at our young
people who labored over food prob
lens In their college classes. From
the tiny tot in the primary school
who learned 10 bon water and COOK
an egg. TO her very Grown-up college
sister. these young pioneers III the
tield Of food study received scaut
sympathy. except from a small group.
The times have changed. Today it
would be a hard individual. indeed.
who dared point finger of scorn
~ such a Stuuy. in fact. wise house
wives turn 20 those very students
in order 80 learn som" OF the latest
facts to b" uncovered in regard to
he well known and everyday food
Stuffs Which make up our ordinary
0rea kfaN:a, lunrheons and suppers.
Among the later work Of mature
students we find some interesting re-
suits.
Practically all Of us will unite
in expressing appreciation for well
cooked vegetables. Who has not had
his vacation meals somewhat spoiled
by being served gritty spinach. taste
less peas. WaShcd-out cabbage or
fat" onions? Even the sl<illful house
wife who knows how to cook her
own vegetables deiiciously will be in
.ereSted to learn that. at tn" Uni
versity OF Chicago standards have
i;een sat up for vegetable cookery.
Susanne Thompson has established
the following: Just cooked vegc-
tables are those which are barely
tender and palatable. Well cooked
vegetables are very tender. Over
cooked vegetables are muShy in ap-
paarance and unplea mt in taste.
The lengths of time required to
bring certain vegetables to the vari-
nus degrees of cook ed dn"ss' were
also established. White onions. for
example. require -. 80 and 40 min
,ItcS: yellow onions. -. 20 and -
minutes: wax beans. 80. 40 and a.:
carrots. 30. 40 aud so: spinach with
ont water, 8. 10 and -: old cabbage.
-. 20 and %: young cabbage. 10. Ii
and 20.
II was also established that the
total soids-that is, the iron and
other mineral SaltS-were apt to be
seriously crrtailcd when cookery had
boon carried to the excessive stage.
such experiments are typical OF
what goes on when serious study Is
undertaken for IN" purpose of eStab-
fishing best methods of cookery I'M
,nediatelv helpful is the work don"
=; oIr various laboratories for III"
n,,rnosc Of investigating in regard
IN contanlna ton of food.
The houSeWif" may easily get IN
touch with her State college OF aGfi-
culture and by its leaders he directed
10 her nearest source of information
rayarding late scientific findings IN
regard to everyday food. That it will
he we'll worth her while to do so
is n fact easily understood.
The average home is not equipped
with laboratory apparatus and the
wise housewife is the one who knows
where to turn for such information
as she requires.
Evening star., 1926-02-06
WINDOW SEATS
ADVANTAGES

the portion Of the easement forming
should be the same, but just what
this is depends upon the width of
the window. When windows are not
recessed there should be a couch eX-
tending between windows so treated
or console table. Either of these
gives an impression of recessed space
when divided window seats are "a
the ends.
Draw Up the Table.
Place a table slightly before The
oper space between seats or have
ii conveniently drawn nearer one
seat than the other. 'sliS should he
an occasional table. having little OF
1t and TO be for the convenience Of
those enjoying The seats. Afternoon
tea from such a table when two are
on the window seats is as cozv Is
can be.
Cushioned Seats.
The seats should have cushions
made to fit. These can be secured
by tying them in inconspicuously
with tape 10 the legs of the seats
BY the way. the seats should be
ma de like stools. They should stand
on legs. If the woodwork is orna
mental the seats need not have
v&lances. but if they should have
hem. They should reach to the
floor. by 1naking the seats in this
style il il possible for occupants 10
stretch the + feet comfurta bly,.
Upholstery.
such window treatment is not ouly
'uNuliuGS. bat il permits of eX IN
seating capacity III a room. and this
~ small cost. The decorative value
OF The seats depends upon the kind
OF fabric used for the upholstery and
Its harmony with the scheme of the
room Simpl" upholstery material il
"t artistic colurins. gives excellent re
suits
Evening star., 1926-02-06
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

We was eating dinnir today. and
pop sed, Well, heers proofs from
the fotografer, which one shall ! give
the fern to use in their booklet?
And he took red picktures of
himself out of an envelope and
handed them to ma, saying, Well.
dredded to take the plunge, but wen
/ finely got the camera face TO face
/ looked it fermly in the eye and told
it to shoot. That's me all over, wen
it comes to the pinch, | can always
be depended on. and | flatter myself
that those picktures are pritty good,
he Sed.
You may fatter yourself but the
picktures don't, ma sed. My goodniss
wat was the ideer of making sutch
abnormal faces? she sed.
Lets have "a look at them. sister
Gladdis sed
Yes. let's have a consensus of opin-
ion for Peet sake. pop sed. And
Gladdis started to look at the , pick
lures saying. Well, in my opinion
there is very little to choose between
them.
O. YOU think their all good, pop
scd
They may be good of somebody,
but they don't look eny more like
you than | do, Gladdis sed.
But confound IL. your Supposed to
look like me, heaven help me, pop
sed.
Well, is this Supposed to be a smile?
Gladdis sed. and pop sed, No, its
meerly my features indulging in an
innocent game of tag.
Do you wunt my opinion. pop?
Sed
And | Went ANA looked over Glad
Evening star., 1926-02-06
NY Neighbor Says:

As a. substitute for the hot
water bottle use a hot brick.
You will find it gives a very
pleasant heat. Cover 1t with
a sugar bag and tie with tapes
fastened to the bag for the pur-
pose.
The success of frying depends
upon two things - having fat
to completely cover the articles
cooked in it, and having the fat
smoking hot.
Icing for cake may he pre-
vented from cracking by adding
one teaspoonful of cream to
each unbeaten egg. Stir al to-
gether, then add sugar until
stiff as desired.
A thorough rubbing with a
piece of flannel dipped IN itn-
zine will remove dirt and grease
from felt hats and hanging them
In the open air will soon take
away the odor
If the chicken is well ruhi",i
inside and out with cut lemon
before being cooked 1t will make
the meat white, juicy and ten
der.
Evening star., 1926-02-06
Lessons in English
BY w. L. GORDON.

Words often misued: Don't say
mot one of the books were read" :"
Say "was read" "One" is the sub
ject and is singular.
Often miSSpelled: Irascible.
synonyms: Flemish. defect. f;rult
inpc.'fcction stain, taint, tarn;sh.
flaw. deformity, blot.
Word study: Use word three
times and il is yours. Let lis in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word:
Symbolic: To have a typical resem-
blance. "It was an object which to
her symbolized the new era into
which she was about to enteE
Evening star., 1926-02-06

alIy now but with the approach OF
warmer weather they viii have their
fline-when made Of Italian silk in
The company Of sports frocks. when
made Of mousseline de sole or cob
Webby linen in company with an eve
ming gown.
But when not enormous handker-
chiefs go TO the other extreme mere
Wisps of voile or linen bordered with
net and lace in manner resembling
flowers when dropping from the hand
NARGETTE.
Evening star., 1926-02-06
"puzzHcks"
.Pu-sle-L -Limericks.

Said a gardener sh"ewed of i
Il have often trimmed vines on an
,;
With a little j
j could snip off a =
And start out AS young ladies' 3.
]. Popular summer resort in Maine.
2. LatticeWork bower.
8. Skill.
4. Bit of hair.
). Tonsorial artist.
(The answer and another "Puzzlick
will appear ON Nonday)
Yesterdays "puzziicE"
The sermon our pastor, Right Rev
eiend.
Began. may have had right clever
end:
But his talk, though consistent,
Kept the end SO far distant,
That we left, sinceswe felt he might
never end.
:, 6CeByxiGht. 1e26A
Evening star., 1926-02-06
SPONGE, DROPS

White ) eggs one-thmd crtp
powdered sugar, volkS eggs,
one-third cup flour. pinch salt
and one half teaSpoonfUl vanilla.
Beat whites. add sugar. beat
well. add yolks of eggs and
tlavoring. then fold in -four sift-
ed with the salt. drop on unbut-
tered paper. sprinkle with pow
dered sugar and bake about
eight minutes in rather quick
oven.
Evening star., 1926-02-06
CORN MUEFINS.
FRUIT SALAD.

Cut apples and bananas INTO
dice. sprinkle with lemon juice
to keep them from turning dark
and also to improve the flavor;
then, those who like oil, pour a
little over them, mix all to-
gether, then turn into dish of
chopped peanuts until each
piece is covered with peanuts.
then pile heart" lettuce. If
you don't like oil, mix with
mayonnaise before rolling in
ChoDped peanltS
Evening star., 1926-02-06
MODE MINIATURES

Something which YOU will most as
suredly buy before long IS a gigantic
ha ndkerchief Of unbelievable dimen-
si0ns. IoulI see them only OCCASION
Evening star., 1926-02-06

Ianeiro. These five stars with is
others, symbolic the 20 states of the
union and the capital city The motto
of the republic is stamped on the
white Orbit arroSS the globe and
means order and progress
tCpuyriGIt I9"6l
Evening star., 1926-02-06
Making the Most of Your Looks
DOROTHY STOTE.
BY DOROTHY STOTE.

Dear Ann: \ broad. wide forehead
is frequently accompanied by mar
rowing chin, which imparts q trlanSu-
lar form to the face When the hair
is worn high on the forehead this tri-
angular effect is emphasized. But II
the hair is brought down low and Is
puffed out a bit on the sides, softer
and more becoming lines viii gener-
ally result.
Yours for looking ones best
LETITIA,
tCOpyrIght. I926y
Evening star., 1926-02-06
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Orange juice.
Dry cereal with cream.
Dropped eggs on fish cakes
Hot corn mullins.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream of asparagus soup.
Roast chicken, cranberry sauce.
Creamed potatoes.
Boiled squash.
Fruit salad.
Crackers, cheese, coffee.
Supper.
Lobster a la Newburs.
Parker House rolls.
Canned peaches.
Sponge drops.
Coffee.
CORN MUFFINS.
half cup sugar, 1l2 cups
sifted flour. l cup Indian meal,
l egg. | tablespoon melted Dut-
ter. little salt, teaspoons bak-
ing powder. | cup sweet milk.
Mix well and bake in hot but
tered muffin pans.
Evening star., 1926-02-06
Tce ether Once IIcre.

'+rt- -ritdg lftpn ~ 't,.s 1t ,.irar
How great the love for those he'll dear.
-Gi Mutacr Naiurr-.
Evening star., 1926-02-06

4. Adams ale
). Lazy person.
i. Lease
Z. Carriage.
s. Proposition.
10. Vehicle.
H. River in England.
II. Calm.
20. imprisonment
81. Temporary shelter.
-. Gaelic
"a. Railroad tabbr).
% Maiden loved by Ieus.
% Point of the compass.
.S. Proposition.
-. Company tabbr.i.
30. Comparative stIfliN.
"a. Decree of the sultan.
10. Musical composition with main
theme and contrasting episodes.
50. a metal.
3S. McmbranouS ponch.
SO. Natty
Al. Caution.
AZ According to.
43. A gull-like bird.
Al. Part of New York State tabbr.).
80 Mans nickname.
Evening star., 1926-02-06

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