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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24
Minnesota State
Legislative Letter
Continued from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page u
mended an appropriation for state aid
for schools $3,7S9,000 in excess of
that recommended by the department
of administration and finance.
| The senate committee added $780,
OO0 to the maintenance appropriation
for the university recommended by
the big Three" approving an ap-
preparation of $3,325, 900 for the first
year of the biennium and s3,375. 900
for the second year. The committee
also approved appropriations for
buildings at the Norris and Crookston
schools of agriculture and the st.
| Cloud and Moorhead normal schools,
| which the big Three" refused to rec
ommend.
| The Norris and Crookston schools
each were given an appropriation of
$4,000 to build a physical education
building and equip as dormitories old
| buildings at these institutions now
used for physical education. The
committee called members of the big
| Three" before it to ask them why
| the buildings at Norris and Crookston
had been disapproved.
| That it will be possible to keep the
appropriations down to $40,000,000, as
urged by Governor Christensen in his
inaugural message, seems very doubt
full. If that result is accomplished,
it means that the senate committees
will have to surrender the position
they have taken and accept the figures
of the 'Big Three" almost without
change. That they will do this is far
from probable. A formidable number
of senators are lined up with Senator
Rockne in favor of liberal state
school aid, as discussed in our former
letter. Senator Rockne has issued
two more public statements with re-
pect to the state aid, in which he
holds that the opposition are not CIV
ing out all of the facts involved.
There was quite a debate on the
bank guaranty proposition before the
joint committee of the senate and
house banking committee, Thursday
night. The authors of the various
bank guaranty bills were given a
| hearing, all urging the need of some
sort of guaranty on the part of the
state to restore confidence among peo-
pie in the safety of banks. H. P. Eel
| lows, secretary of the state bankers
association, opposed all guaranty leg
islation and he was supported by A.
J. Veigel, the commissioner of banks.
The latter declared not another state
is now seriously considering the adop-
ton of the plan.
eff we get good crop this year,
conditions will continue to improve.
The banks gradually are cleaning up
their bad paper. If we will just keep
our feet on the ground and not rock
the ship, conditions will right them
selves"
The committee adjourned without
taking any action on the bills.
Representative from Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Duluth were defeated
in their efforts, Thursday, to persuade
the house to divert third of the state
gas tax from the trunk highway fund
into the treasures of their cities
for use of paving and maintaining
city streets. The cities contend that
as they pay such a large portion of
the gas tax, they ought to be given
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24
DUOUETTE

Rev. Fillinger Of Bruno, conducted
services at the school house Sunday
afternoon.
Services will be held again Sunday,
April Bird, at o'clock p. M. Sunday
school at o'clock.
Mrs. Ralph Spungh and Mrs, Neal
Bonner and children of Superior, were
week end visitors at the John Mar
/ cote home.
: Fred Hedberg of Belden, returned
/ toc that place Saturday, after a few
days spent at home with his family.
Miss Alice Norell left Monday for
Duluth for medical attention. Alice
underwent an operation some time
ago, at Duluth hospital, and al
though getting better is still under
the doctors care.
The Community Ladies' Aid will
meet at Mrs. John Edin's home Sat
urday afternoon.
The Carnival staged at the hall on
the evening of st. Patrick's day
proved a great success and a very
enjoyable event, thanks to the splen-
did efforts of the young ladies who
had it in charge. Everybody had q
good time.
Advices have reached here that Mr.
Hahn, who was taken to st. Paul
hospital for an operation some time
ago, had passed away at that place
Thursday, March 18th, and that the
body was taken to Tomah, Wis, to be
buried in the family burying ground
Miss Florence Melancon came down
from Duluth, and spent a few days
with her folks at her home here.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24
HARLIS

Lawrence Van Guilder and Jack
Moody were visitors in Patzau Satur-
day.
Raymond, Roger, and Maurice Tres
ter left Monday for South Dakota, in
their Ford.
Geo. Lund spent the week end in
Duluth, visiting with his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. Hansen and
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24

Do you know that you can take
bus at the Union Depot and get off
at the door of the Lincoln Hotel, Min
neapolis? Fare is ten cents.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24

Hotel Lincoln is at Nicollet Avenue
and 9th Street, Minneapolis. SLIPS to
$500 per day. Bus from the Union
Depot stops at our door. Fare ten
cents.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24

A sure and quick way to find out
if there is a sale for that second
hand article you have is to try an
American Want Ad.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-03-24

children visited at the Van Guilder
home Sunday.
The Misses Jean Meyers and Lorna
Trester spent Sunday visiting at the
Thompson and Stultz homes at Spur
1874.
American Want Ads do the business.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

kos vypchame, pretiahneme kar-
tdinom iasnynh barley a name ho-
tow postiel 'ku pre- diet'a ktora
3iiplna postaff pre- prve tyEdne.
Neskorsie trcba, aby diet'a do
stalo svoin vlastnd detski po.
stiel kll ktora ma byt po stra-
mach hodne vysoka, aby 2 nej ne
mohlo vypadniit .Je vel mi prak
tiekym, ak 81 zhotovf mlada ma
.tka prs diet'a hackovany alebo
pleteny mech, ltory sa st 'ahuje
pod ramenami ma Sn6rn. Jc to
vel mi prakticke a vel mi tcple
zvlast vyhodne v ZINE. Vedl a
toho chystayanl sa dnss uz pred
narodenfm diet 'at a tiez satoclSy,
nohavicky a backory, ponevae
mlade matky vedia llH dnes, re
pre- diet a neni nG tax nczdrave-
no, ako kid no balime do tepldj
periny najmenej tristyrte roSn,
az 50 pocne pokns Q sedenle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
VYBUCH DYNAMITE
PODOBNY ZEMETRASENIU

Pri Alliance, Ohio minnlfho
piatku ndal sa veliky otras zene
a prestrasene obyvatel 'stVo me-
sta okolitych dedfn vybehovalo
u domov, bojac sa katastrofy. OBJ
hky ma mnohych domoeh holy
vhbite, obrazy SO stien popadaly a
sdalStore domy sa zaIlSn1saly, talk
mocny boil otras. Kazdy sa ma
zdaval, re to bolo zametrasenie,
All ucenci 2 vysokych skol. @ den
vyslo ma javo, re to Dol len w
bnch dynamitu v kamenolome
MiddIebranch Supply Co., hodne
silne.jsi, neE obycajny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
sPOJENE sTATY Uz MAUI
11s,e2s,ooo oBYvATEL 'ov

Ccnzusovi experti vlady Spoj :
nych Statov odhadli, zc na l. jll-
La tohto roku SpojenA Staty bu-
dil mat 11s,62s,OOO obNvatel 'ov,
co je 0 12,917,3sO viaIc,t nez kcd'
BIOL prevedeny lradny popis ro-
ku 1920 a o 1,492,000 Wac nez
lanskorocnv odhad. OhPadbm po-
etu obyvatel 'stva jednotlivych
statov, New York je IA prvom
mieste vyse II milionami, Penn
sylvania ma druhom, Illinois IA
tret 'om a Ohio ma stvrtom mieste.
Stat Ohio bude mat !. .i1la g.
10000 obyvatel 'ov, o jeden milf
on Wac, nez NAL roku 1920.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

d 'alej pre- diet a mat klrpaciu va
niGkn, musi byt pripraveny te-
plomer k meraniu vody a vel ka
poduska ma pr5'vinovanie. Nedo-
porueuje sa tiez, ably spalo novo-
rodzeniatko rodicmi, alebo as
pom matkou v tel istej posteli.
Diet a 1plne malicke mozeme u
lozit jednoducho do kosa ma pra
dlo. Ak je kos uz upotrebova-
ny, vycistf sd pred tym dobre So
dou mydlom a ked : uschne, mo-
zeme no, ak mu chceme dodat'
pekny vyzor, natriat bielou emaj
loyou barvou. Potion vatel!nou
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

70 stareho, makkdho platna, z
ciastky flanehl. D'alej je trcba
81 zaopatrit' dive vel Ike podllsky
ma zabalovanie. M6ze sa polW.it
tiez .prestopovanej pokryvky.. Vo
vybave nesnli chy'bovat slintac-
Ky, ktorych ma byt 6-12 kusov
a obvazy ma brusl<o. Ku kdpe-
iom potrebulje diet "a svoju o.
sllsku a vedl'a toho prirodzene
ie najlepsie, ak ma 'svoje vlast-
ne postel ne pradlo. Nema chy-
bet tiez vel'lSa gumova vlozka,
ktora sa vklada pod plachtu do
postele. Samozrejme je potrebne
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
DETsKA vYBAvA.

Sostavit' vybavu pre- novoro-
dzaniatko je praca, ktora byva
obycajne nastavajucimi matkami
vel mi radostne konana. A neni
to praca nepatrna. Maly svetoob-
can potrebuje mnoho vecl ak ma
byt zaopatreny hned' Cd poeiat-
ku vsetkymi hygienickymi potre-
bami. A ak sa mlade mammky
zavcas neporadia, nrobia q easto
mnoho zbytocne5 prace. Nasiji
obycajne pre- malicke prflis mno-
ho kosiel' najmensej vel 'kosti,
kdezto pravidlo je take, re ma
licky Syrastie behom 4 tN5dhov
talk, ze prve pradlo po tejto do
be nemoze w potrebovat'. Preto
je najpraktie'kejsie opatrit' die
tat u len asi Sd kosiel ky pr
vel vel kosti, vedl'a toho vsak
hned' najmenej 6 kosielok dru-
hej el'kosti. Potom sa k1pia O.
bycaine pretene llSaba'tky, ktore
sa diet 'at'n obliekajn ma kosiel' 4
XII. Staei, ak ich ie sest'. Potion
musl byt aspoil 6 flanelovych a.
lebo barchetovyiah ,vloaiek, 2
ylozky gumove, 23 tucty Pile
inok, ktore sa zhotovu..ii ciastky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
800 BALfKOV ZPOMEDZT
1900 MALO KRATKU VAHU


MestslSy dozo1'aa yah Jones O.
znamil, re pri poslednej inspek-
eli grocernych obchodov 500 pax
likov zpomedzi 1900 vazillo me-
nej, nez bolo ma paklikoch uda-
ne. Spravca A. & P. obchodu ma
High ST., Frank Joseph, pok1to-
vany boil sudcom Heffarnanom ma
$25 a s1dne trovy, leibo bolo do
kazane, ze klamal ma vahe.' Sud
ca no pritom poriadne vyhresil a
pohrozil mu, ze budilcne dostane
$500 pokutu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
Profesorska mhdrost'.

Pan professor vstane cd knlh
yecerat'. Pc veGeri vrati sa do
pracovne a hl'ada okuliare, kto-
re ked' nenajde, takto mudruje :
- HIM, okuliare som tn NAL, a
MET ich. Ked 5ch tn MET, wal mi
ich niekto. A kto to mohol byt I
Kto ich potrebuje, ten ME, lebo
nemohol v5diet', ze sii tn okulia-
re. A ia dobre vidim, co len tax
moze byt', ze ich mann ma ociach
Siahol k ociam naozaj, oku-
liare NAL ma Mich.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
1ovoriacii pes.
Napisa,l: Michal Balucki.
(Hllnoreska

Gr6fka Wanda Nawalska. ktora
sbola zarana okolo pat 'desiatich
rokov a vyzerala ako strasidlo,
b0la chnda, zlta, tvare vraskavej
4 snahobielydh vlasov, ale ked
vysedela niekol 'ko hodin pred
zrkadlom, vstala biela, rllzoya.
mlada, akoby nebola ami tridsat :
rocna.
Grofka Wanda Nawalska mala
pslka -KoksEa. Bolo to krasne, a.
koIby hodvabom obalene zvierat-
ko, gastanovillni Ekvrnami.
Mala no rada, ba mohol by som
I povedat ae milovala no talk vel :
mi, re mu, to iast psovi, zavmeli
ysetci, ktori boil odohnani odo
dyier gr6fkinEch, a zvlAsi zob-
/ raci. Ba stary komornik Jaknb,
I ktory masel Gistit ia KokSlom a
ohsluhovat', ako PAM gr6fku a s
naleziton iuctOn MIN zachadZat ,
( zlostil sa ma to a ziadal mn V
srdl.i svoiom, ably vsetci psi po-
dochi. Najtrapnejsie mu bolo po-
ci1vat rozpravky o Kokslovi, o
jeho midrosti, tiez jeho kus-
koch. co koncievala slovami:
Vidis, Jakub, ako sa diva
ten Kokaik, zea je o nom rec. Je
to take mudre zviera, ze mu pa
ru MET. Keby moi Kokslik vedel
hovorit Dol by miidrejsi, ako
hociktory dlovek.
Opakovala tieto chvalospevy
fax tasto, re Jakmb, ktory Dol NJ
natrpe2,ivy, raz nadhodil:
@, nrodzena pani gr6fka, Ii
ie TAX 'azko naucit' psa 'udskej
reel? Kad' mono nancit VITA
kov, tax .je mas Kol>Sl mildre iSi.
Ano, mas pravdu, on je o.
mnoho mldrejSi. Treba len najst
niekoho, kto by 81 dial tym pra-
en-, ably no nauGil hovorit'.
- Ako som poeul, je Stani-
shave isty starry pastier, ktorf u
Gi psov rozpravat' - vravel ia
kub, ale len tax do prazdna.
Ale gr6fka Nawalska bola tax
l'ahkoverna, ze uveri,a tejto po-
hadke a ustaviGne mucila Jaku-
ba, ably sa vyzvedel, kde bIva
tn pastier, o ,ktorom sa mie-
nil. Jakltb hi 'adel vyhnilt tomu-
to rozkazu, vselijak sa vyhova-
raj. kOnecne, ked uH memoir oil
d 'alej vzdorovat' prosbam gr6f-
kinym, pomenoval nazdarboh de-
dinu hlizo Stanislavy, V ktorej
NAL byvat' spomenuty pastier.
On 81 vSak necha, urodzon
PAM grGfka, ia toto do'brc "a
pIatit - odhovaral Jakub grof
XII, mysliac, ze jej sktlpost' pri
spomienke 500 kornn bude Wit "a
zit a grofku od jej iimyslu od-
vrati, ale sa zmylil.
Gr6fka ktorej srdce a dobrota
boly chudobnym celkom uzavre
tf, bola vzdy vel mi stedra, ked
islo 0 jej zamilovaneho Koksla &
riekla, ze zaplati vsetko, co budt
ziadat' ten pastier. / ma to pri
volila, ze zaplatf polovicn ziada
nej sunny a poslala hned Jaku
ba potrebnymi peniazmi Kol
slom k tomu ucitel 'ovi psov.
Jakubov hney neznal hranic
ked' 81 spomenul, ako musel gro
fku prosit', ked' svojho syna po
sielal do skoly a potreboval ot
nej podpory, ably mohol zaplatit
zapisne kupit potrebne knihy
Al bolo to vtedy len hlnpych A
kor1n, ktore mu nechcela ne
chcela dat. A teraz l'ahko vyd;
ma psa 800 koriin.
Ked' teda odvadzal ma hodvab
nej snilrke toho pslka, zahaleneh'
do pokryvky erbom pani grof
kinynl, sklbal a trhal psom moe
ne, len ably takto ul'ahcil svoje
vlnSti. Ked' ySSaik Des yZdOrOya
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04
Potravinove zvyky.
lIIANOK 214.


travinach celkom niG, vynima inc
tie, ktore i'm date jest Majn te-
dy chut' ma tieto iedla. Preto Cd
sameho zaciatku Diet ON treba da-
vat len take potraviny, ktort sil
zazivne a SGce pre- ne, takze 81
ich obi 1bia "a priucia sa ma ne.
V istych padoch II diet at "a mo-
ze sa vyvinilt silny odpor proti
niektorej potrave, ktorn nemoA2
Jest, ale vseobecnym pravidlom
ma byt', ably sa diet "a priutilo
Jest vsetky zazivne jedla. Die
t "a, ktore nastoji ma tom, zeN tn
| aIle.bo onu potravu nema 'rado,
mozno ze ME je dostatoGne zdra-
vym alebo re ma daky odpor pro-
ii sposobu varenia. Matka musl
dat pozor, ably potravina diet "a
"a nebola prckorenena, lebo tym
mozc 81 zhnusit' .iadlo.
, Nezkazte diet attn zaziva,ie L.
stroje tim, zc date mu nedosta-
tocnc pripravene jedla. Pekny
vyzor potraviny tiez powzbnd2u-
la kol jedeniu a tiez drazdi k ie-
dln.
@ dolczitosti mlieka ako potra-
We pre- diet a pojednavanf bolo
V predoslom Glanku. Eagle Brand
MDieko snadno sa straw, je chut-
ne, zazivne a l'ahko no pripra-
vovat'. Ked' toto mlieko uziva-
te, ste vzdy ista, IL dostavate ci-
ste a prave.
Ia viacere pokolcnia tislce slo-
venskych matiek vychovaIo syo-
je dietky ma Bordenovom Eagle
Mlieku. Spravily to preto, l2bo
Eagle Mlieko boIo i'm odporilsa
ne priatel mi, a ticz prcto, zc ono
uznatt bolo "a vel mi uSpokoju-
ji1ce. LcnNe ma nest 'astIa mnoht
slovcnske matky nikdN neboly A.
povcdomenf o tom, ze preco tie.
to znamenite vyslcdky holy do
siahnute. Eagla Mlicko je tyn
na.Uemnejsim a najGisteiSlm Ger
stvym, sladkym, bohatym mile
| kom a tym najlcpSim pozorne IA
finovanym cukrom, spravve smie
Sane tax, ably utvorilo takn do
konaln potravu, ktora je tou maj
lepSou vecon, aknl moze matk;
svojmu kojoncovi dat, ked' ne
ma dostatok svojho vlastneh
mEieka.
Cftaite pozorne tieto clank
kazdy tyzden a odkladajte 81 ic
pre- prfpadns upotrebenie bn
/ .
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

/ II W. It# K
kamihm robi to drahe stvorenie,
ako sa mn vodf, ako sa "uGi ti
po nei tiHi atd'. Netrpezliye ra-
tala dni, ba i hodiny, ktore ju cd
neho delily. Este ami mesiac ne
minul, dala Jaknboyi peniaze a
rozkazala mn, aby sa vydal ma
cestn 60 najrychlejsie doviedol
jej poklad.
Doved no, rickEa, -
ked 7by nevedel rozpravat', le-
bo by som nevcdela bez nrho d "a
lei zit'.
Komornik Jakub odisicl a vra-
til sa 0 diva dni, ale bez pSa.
= A kde je MOI drahy Koksl?
zvo1ala gr6fka zlsaknuta, -
ME je so svojim ucenim hotovy
= Naopak, urodzena PAM grof-
ka. Ked som ia prisiel, scdcl po-
hodme pred domom. Ked ma
zbadal, zacal krntit chvostom a
zatal:
- Ty Starl osol, co robi tam
ta.. ale boiim sa d'alej rozpra-
vat, ably sa modzena pani grdf-
ka nenahnevala.
- Len vrav, .vrav, kazde slovo
m6jho KokSIa mi je drahe. Co
povedal?
, - Povedal, $ dovolenim uro-
sdzena pani gr6fka, povedal: "Ty
starry osol, Go robi ia nasa stara
skatul "a ~ ... y
. - A to ze povedal moi Koksi-
ccke To je nemozn6!
- Ak 81 ziada urodzena pani
gr6fka svedkov, m6zem jej pri-
West pastiera a icho zenu vSe-
tktch, 60 tam boil a to potuli
2aluhal 81 Jakub.
- O, KokSliGek, moi podivnI
KoksliGek, ako 81 mohol tax ra-
nit mojc srdce, ktort ia tax
vripcne milovalo? - nariekala
grofka.
- To ale ME je vsetko, nro-
dzena pani grofka, - pokraco-
val Jakub, = rozpraval tiez 0
istom krasoiazdcovi cirkusa.
ktor6ho vraj pozvala urodzena
pani gr6fka na eaj, to niekol ko
krat, potom o istom tenorlstovl z
divadIa, ktoreho urodzena PAM
gr6fka zasypavala darmi skoro
roR. to 2 vel 'kej lasky k nemu,
a riekol koneGne: "Povcdz mi,
Jakub, ci ma Ease ncjakeho mi-
lenca?'
- A ty 81, Jakub, dovolil, ably
ma takto hanobil? - ozvala sa
cr6fka, Gervcnajtlc sa cd zlosti.
- NedovoliI som, urodzena pa
nj grdfka. Ably Koksl nemohol
d'alei mic prczradzovat', uderl
som no palicou po hlave, ta}He
zostal lezat' ma mieste.
- Ako?! Ty tyran, ty 81 nc
zabil?!
- Co som NAL inrho uroblt
Ci ie ME dost' hanba, ked' 81 roz
pravaj1 l'udia vSelijake nesmysly
0 urodzenej pani gr6fkee Ked
| OF ga, prepustena komorna, roz
nasa DO meste tax hlnpe klebety
ze eloveku az vlasy vstavajh, ma
ly by eest' pani gr6fky este
psi po uliciach roznasat'? TakS
hovoriaci pes boil by pre- urodze
mi pani gr6fku len nebezpec
nj7m, le'bo by mohol vselieo Wy
bl'abotat' a vybrechat'. '...
Gr6fka Wanda Nawalska mick.
! vypocula tito radu Jakubovu
nahliadla, ze je celkom spravna
Uboha gr6fka trapila sa pre- svoj
no mila6ka este dlho, ale cas-, kto
ry hoM mnohe 'azke rany, zmier
nil ul 'avil j jej bolest'.
| Tisko znasala svoje nest asst
a pravou pokorou vyznala, .
| Pan Bob predsa len mndre uro
| bill, ked medal psom rec.
/ Profesorska mIdrost'.
/ Pan professor vstane cd knl'
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Ked' mate krstiny, svadbu,
pohrab, spolkovd, osadnd slav-
most, orfzte nam to ! zaslits uve-
remit do nasich novfn.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-02-04

Cftaite pozorne tieto clanky
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The Washington times., 1927-01-31

In labor and time-saying methods,
great stress is laid Dy housekeepers
on the use of laboresaving devices.
Electric equipment looms large-the
washing machine and ironing ma
chine, the vacuum cleaner and
sewing machine and the smaller cleo
trica1 devices are much in evidence.
The heat-contorlled oven has honor
able mention. The service-wagon
II a prime favorite. 1t carries meals
TO the dining.room or porch and
soiled dishes to the sink and has nu.
mernus other duties. The kitchen
cabinet as compact and con.
venient working center is fire.
quently mentioned. A comfortable
kitchen chair is considered indis.
pensable. Whenever 1 can, sit
ct my, work. the majority of house
keepers report;
Labor and time-saving methods
IN Matchmaking are given in nearly
al reports to US from our readers,
Round steak, ground, well,seasoned,
and broiled, is served in preference
TO croquettes," by one housekeeper.
"A carefully stocked emergency shelf
makes 1t possible to entertain easily
ct an hours notice" in another
home. AFTER market in the
morning. prepare lunch and din
ner as far as possible and when
clearing up after dinner. | start
cereal and prepare fruit for break
The Washington times., 1927-01-31
Raisin Oatmeal Cookies

One and three-fourths cups rolled
oats.
one-half cup butter or margarine.
One cup sugar.
One egg.
Three-fourths cup seedless raisins.
One and one half cup flour.
Two teaspoons baking powder.
One-half teaspoon salt
Three.fourths teaspoon cinnamon.
One-half teaspoon cloves.
One-half teaspoon allspice.
One-half cup milk.
Put rolled oats through food chop.
per. Cream butter, add sugar, well
beaten egg. raisins and rolled oats.
Mix thoroughly. Sift flour baking
powder. salt and spices together and
add to egg mixture alternately with
the milk. Roll out lightly on slightly
Toured board. cut with cookie cutter
and bake in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees FL Is to 20 minutes. This
makes about 30 cookies.
The Washington times., 1927-01-31
Rich and Quick
Bran Loaf

Here's something we all want, a
special festive sort of bread in
which delightful flavor is combined
with health-giving qualities.
It's bran oaf-combinatioa Of
the famous virtues of whole wheat
and bran and the old plantation
flavor and sunny molasses with its
natural tonic value. Molasses. you
know, Is the food richest in lime
and iron. both Of which we all need
so serve this bran bread often. It's
a happy combination of delicious
food and real aid to good health.
Bran Loaf
Mix together one-half cup whole
wheat flour. III cups bran, one
teaspoon soda, one teaspoon salt,
two teaspoons baking powder and
one-half cup seeded raisins. Add
one-half cup molasses and IA cups
sour milk and beat WELL Bake As
minutes in loaf pan in a moderate
oven at $50 degrees Fahrenheit.
This may be baked in smaller
mOlds.
The Washington times., 1927-01-31
Eat Apples for Health

Apples have long been favored
fruit because of their healthful
qualities.
Like most vegetables and fruits
apples supply considerable amounts
of Foughage.
! They rank high In carbohydrates
of iron and probably lead other
fruits in two of the yitamins, and
there is hardly any fruit more yer
satile in the variety of ways it may
be served In fall and winter menus
Apple, Orange and Onion Salad
Three large, tart apples. a
One orange.
One medlum-sized Spanish onion.
One.third cup chopped peanuts.
Mayonnaise.
Salt.
Dice apples, oranges and onions
and add salt and nuts Mix thor
oughly with mayonnaise Serve on
lettuce.
Hot Apple Sandwich
Cover slices of toasted bread with
thick layer of heavy apple sauce
Place two thin slices of bacon or
top of each slice and put in hot
oven until bacon is crisp. Serve al
once
The Washington times., 1927-01-31
Baked Apples

Select large apples and core care
fully. Pare the skin for an inch
around the top. Fill the center
with shredded dates or raisins and
chopped nuts. Place in a shallow
baking pan and pour around them
a cupful Of hot water mixed with
a quarter OF a cupful of sugar.
Bake in a hot oven, 400 degrees
Fahrenheit. until tender, bastIng
occasionally with the syrup. More
water may be added II the syrup
gets too thick. When the apples
are tender. remove from the oven,
sprinkle the top with graduated
sugar and place under the flame OF
the broiler until the sugar melts.
This gives a glazed appearance.
The apples may be ''baked" on
top of the stove in a covered pan