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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-02-28
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American Imperialism Gets More Cruisers.

Out of the excitement the invasion of Nicaragua the
controversy with Mexico and the dispatch of gunboats and troops
China the department has secured three cruisers
The mitarss the job, managed to collect without
difficulty from the anCoodge forces denouncng the
Ncaaguan invasion and supporting the farm BILL the votes to
increase the number of fighting craft.
H9"e is choice example Of imperialism at work While
popular sentiment udnab against the conquest of Ncara
qua and the marst adventures which accompany it, the
chnery of Imperialism is strengthened by the elements
which are opposing its use in Latin-Amerca.
This is sufficient to prove that lacking and
senator's directly responsible the and subject to the
discipline of party of workers and farmers there is genuine
opposition to American Imperialism in Washington.
The bankers press in New York City working overtime
trying the impression that Coolidge did heroic act
vetoing the MNary Haugen farm relief bill was heroic
for Wall Street
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1927-02-28

Babe Ruth 100000 for years work at play
ing baseball That ought few workers to
reflect the they receiving in comparison for
doing very necessary social labor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01

United States Department Of Agricul-
ture will send the bulletin free on re-
quest as long as the supply lasts.
What about the height of the va
rious working surfaces? You can put
blocks under the legs of kitchen ia
BILE so that you do not stoop over it.
II the sink is too low for your height,
set box or pan in it and rest the
dishpan on that Put rollers on any.
thing that must be moved frequently,
such as the table or wood box
Curtains Brighten Workroom.
Get some fresh curtains made of
sturdy washable material to brighten
up your workroom. Bingham or un-
bleached muslin would be inexpensive
and answer the purpose. In fact, In
every room where it is not possible to
make other changes, curtains will help
to give an attractive, individual note.
Glance about the rest of the house
and see what can be done to make it
ivabIe. Before moving in the furni-
ture look at the woodwork, walls, win
dows. and floor and see If they need
any treatment which you could give
without much outlay. Paint and var
nish help wonderfully. Think over
your furniture, and make up your
mind to do without any ugly or I'M
necessary pieces, and to put away any
bric-a-brac or pictures that only re-
quire extra work and care. Put
pole in each bedroom closet for clothes
hangers, and make shoe bags or racks.
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Master of Music Had
NoueI Piano in Mind

BerlioZ, the illustrious master whose
name dominates French music Of the
last century, ordered from a piano
manufacturer specially constructed
instrument, so fashioned that the
strings could be used as a harp.
Berlioz loved TO play stringed In
struments and In his early days gave
lessons on the guitar. In spite Of the
poverty which he mentions in his
memoirs, he had succeeded in buying
a piano, but it was not the sort Of in
strument that he wanted
"If 1 were rich," he wrote, Il would
have continually about me big grand
piano, two or three Erard harps, some
SAKE trumpets and a collection of
BASES and Stradivarius violins."
The piano which he later invented
was in part an answer to this dream.
1t Is at present in the possession of
widely known collector who loaned it
to the organizers of the Berlioz expo
sition of the great musicians CEN
tenary-From LIRE Nouvelle, Paris,
(TransIated for the Kansas City Starr.
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Tasty Cheese Srul0 Adds
Needed Flauor to Salad

Sometimes a tasty cheese cracker or
cheese straw adds just the touch to q
salad that Is needed to make 1t seem
a course out of the ordinary. Access
series of this kind are especially good
at lunches or suppers when guests are
invited, or for serving with salad
that is the main dish among party re-
freshments. Cheese straws may be In
Guided by way of variety on any occa-
sion where sandwiches or crackers
would be served The United States
Department Of Agriculture gives the
following recipe for making them:
Cheese straws.
I cupful -four cupful grated
u teaspoonful salt cheese
tables poonfuls Lis teaspoonfui
fat cayenne
tablespoonfuls
water
Cut the -four, salt, fat and one-half
of the cheese together with biscuit
cutter until the mass Is blended. Add
the water and mix well. Toss on
slightly Toured board and roll two or
three times until the dough Is smooth.
Sprinkle cne-half of the remainder of
the cheese and roll again. Repeat this
until all the cheese is used. Roll the
mass out about one-quarter inch thick.
Cut In strips one-half inch wide and
six inches long. Place the strips on
baking sheet and bake until delicate
brown In a moderate oven about 400
degrees Fahrenheit.
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Answers-No. 4

1-1S70.
2-Chambersburg, Pa, Gen. Jubal A.
Early.
S-Lee De Forest.
1.-The funny bone, so called, is that
point on the elbow where the ulnar
nerve lies close to the surface.
&c. Won Elm.
tMichelangelo.
colorado and California.
Son mountain top In Samoa.
General Wolfe.
1O-The Fascist labor code abso-
lutely forbids strikes, lockouts and
boycotts.
11-Thomas DeQuincy and Samuel
Taylor Coleridge.
12-Gene Tunney.
13-John Adams.
14-Battle of New Orleans, War Of
1S12-1S15.
15-Sfxty-five per cent
16-Air is composed chiefly Of oxy-
gen and nitrogen.
17-John Bunny.
1S-The Zugspitze, In Bavaria.
19-President Woodrow Wilson.
20-About 60 per cent.
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What's the
Answer 100000.
Questionable. S


1-what is the longest game on rec
ord in the National Lacquer
2-what President was impeachedf
3-who was President when Roose-
Welt died?
4-What is the only portion Of the
brain whose destruction causes imme-
date death?
5-What English portrait painter
was a crony of the statesman, Edmund
Burke; the photographer and writer,
Samuel Johnson; the poet and novel
list, Oliver Goldsmith, and the actor,
David Garrick?
6-What country has the largest
continuous area In the world7
What are the vedas?
S-Who said: "Give 'em little
more grape, Captain Bragg?
9-Is the use of '1earn" for ''teach"
permissible2
1O-What is the first verse in the
Bible?
I-Who Is the champion woman
golf player?
12-What President later became
chief justice of the United States SUI
preme court?
13-What state was named for an
English king of the house of Hanover,
and which king was it?
14-What are the five principal
senses of human nature?
15-What movie actress has received
the appellation, Americas Sweet
heart?
16-which Is the largest river In
Europe?
I'm what novel is Becky Sharpe
a leading character?
1S-What is turquoise and of what
country is 1t the national stone?
19-Is the split infnitive always bad
usage?
20-What is another name for the
First Book Of Samuel?
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prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
It Is true that when you rent home
you must accept most of the station
airy features as they are. In looking
about for place to live you make the
best choice you can. But unfortunate
ly sometimes interest and attention
stop right there. You say, 1T does
not pay to spend time or money on
somebody else's property" forgetting
that what you would really spend both
for would be your own comfort and
pleasanter working conditions.
You will pass great deal of time
In the kitchen. Why not begin by
looking at 1t critically, to see what
improvements could be made without
too great effort or expense? Are the
walls and woodwork cheerful color?
A little paint will make them so. If
you cannot persuade the owner to do
it for you, paint them yourself
Choose a warm tan or soft yellow for
the walls In room that needs sum
shine; cool gray in one that already
receives plenty Of light and sun.
Work centers Arranged.
How are the work centers arranged
for preparing food, cooking, serving,
clearing away and dishwashing7 Can
you move any part of the equipment
so as to save steps7 Farmers BuIIe-
tin 1513-F, Convenient Kitchens"
win give you some good suggestions
as to how this can be done. The
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
STEAM PRESSURE
BEST FOR BEANS
Must Be Processed at Tenn
perafure Ouer 2I2 F.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.)
String beans may be canned sue
cessfully at home IL you use steam
pressure Gamer. Like nonacid vege-
tables, string beans must be processed
at a temperature higher than 212 de-
grees f., and this is only obtainable
under steam pressure. Either glass
or tin containers may be used. String
beans should always be packed boil
Ing hot. The advantages of what Is
now known as the shot pack" are that
the material at the center of the can
Is quickly raised to the temperature
required for processing, the Exhaust"
step is done away with, and better
product, In flavor and texture, Is OBJ
tainable.
The United States Department of
Agriculture gives these directions for
canning string beans:
Pick the beans over carefully, string,
wash thoroughly, and cut into pieces
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
CHAPTER II

At daylight the challenge OF the aire-
dale walked the sleeping man. With
hair erect on name and back, the dog
squeezed through the dashed tent flap
TO break into furious barking.
"Shut up, Shot! Etienne's dropped
In for breakfast" called Guthrie.
Presently, weighted down with his
load of wet geese, a bent figure
pushed through the alders accom-
panied by the leaping airedale.
''Good morning, Etienne! You had
a bad night of it In the bush"
The why half-breed cached his load
on the platform above his head, and
grinned. 81 max good camp cen de
spruce wild beeg fire, an roast some
goose"
With difficulty the men boiled their
tea and kettle Of goose; then, TO
avoid the flying sand, went into the
tent to eat.
1--WE ought to be starting for Elk
wan, Etienne. I don't like to leave
her too long, sick as she Is"
The swart face of Etienne Savanna
grew grave as he nodded.
"She nevaire see de snow once
more"
That's why I hate to leave her
alone with old Anne I'd never for
give myself if" Guthrie paused to
stare at the tent wall
The black eyes Of his companion
seftened. you ben good man, m'sieu'.
Dat girl die long ago cen de BUSH"
Yes, the condensed milk has kept
her aiive-but she should have gone
to the mission at Albany"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
For "PIayed Possun,"

The willy fox will sham death to es-
cape its enemies. During an English
shoot a fox cornered by the crowd ap-
peared to die. The beaters dragged 1t
out into the ride, where almost every
member of the gang, no doubt remem-
bering past raids on the poultry, gave
it blow with stick. Going into a
farmhouse for lunch, the heaters put
this apparently dead fox In cot while
they had lunch. That was the last
they saw Of it. Reynard had escaped
to furnish sport another day.
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Of the size desired for serving. Add
enough boiling water to cover and
boil for five minutes in an uncovered
vessel. Pack in containers boiling
hot, cover with the water In which
they were boiled, and add 1 teaspoon
full of salt to each quart. Process i'm
mediately at 10 pounds pressure, or
24O degrees F.-quart glass Jars for 40
minutes, pint glass Jars for 35 min
utes, and No. 2 and No. 8 tin cans
for 80 minutes. Remove the Jars from
the Gamer, and invert glass Jars,
placing them out of drafts. Plunge
tin cans in cold water to cool quickly.
Mark all jars and cans for later
Identification. Keep them at room
temperature for at least a week.
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them. some like a small bunch Of
mint cooked with the peas. This Is
especially good when serving lamb
chops.
Gum camphor In the silver chest
will keep 1t from furnishing.
Don't forget when poisoned with
poison Ivy to crush fresh catnip leaves
and bind over the spots infected.
A little paraffin rubbed over the
kitchen range while it is still warm
will keep it shiny and good looking.
When leaving the house for a few
weeks this is a good thing to do to
keep it from rusting. Save all scraps
of paraffin to use for such purposes.
Muriatic acid Every poisonous) will
remove rust and other stains from
porcelain tubs and toilets. Use care
to rinse well as soon as the stain Is
removed, otherwise 1t will eat into the
enamel.
The spatula or wide timber knife Is
indispensable in scraping out cooking
dishes, doing away with the old-fash-
loucU duu nOt ~ DC LII G
finger.
The finger nails, with the best Of
care, harbor countless bacteria. Care
of the food is not being overfussy;
we all like to feel that the food we
eat has been neatly prepared.
Less butter win be used on griddle
cakes If some Is added to the hot
strip to be used on cakes. Some
mothers think that both butter and
strip on cakes is wasteful, but If one
likes it better, that is the best way
to decide the question.
Economy Is great game and tina
oftener it Is played the more enjoy
ment Is gained by using ones mind on
this important matter.
When cooking on rainy or damp
day remember that water boils out
much quicker as the air being full Of
moisture soaks 1t up rapidly.
Old stocking legs make fine busters
and are especially good for the kitchen
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
Voice Distinction

The distinction between a soprano
and mezzo-soprano is range. In the
case of lyric and dramatic voices the
difference is In timDre. Groves die
tionary calls attention to the fact
that many mezzo-soprani can sing
higher notes than many sopranf; but
there Is a middle to every voice,
which, as a rule, 1t Is not difficult to
find, and about this the tessitura Of
the music (literally, the texture) and
the practice should be woven.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
Mr.. Grouch,s Wail

what do you think of this sug.
gestion: That bachelors be paid only
half what married men getY' asked
Mrs. Crouch Il don't give a whoop
what they pay bachelors" growled her
husband, but l think married men
ought to be paid 100 times more than
they are unless they can get wives
to want 100 times less than they do"
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Likee Workee

A Chinese newspaper published this
letter from an applicant for work:
Sir: I am Wing-I can drive type
writer with good noise and my Eng
lish is great-My last job left itself
from me, for good reason that large
man has dead. It was on account of
no fault of mine. So, honorable sirs
what about it? II can be of big
use to you, / will arrive on same date
that you should guess.-Squadron
News of the Far East, Cavite, Philip
pine Islands.
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FLAVOR of Curry Helps
Vegetables With Rice

The flavor Of curry In sauce need
not be limited to lamb or chicken, al
though many Of the East Indian dishes
in which this flavor was introduced to
the Western world were made Of these
meats. A combination Of vegetables
with rice can be made tasty and un-
usual If a little curry powder is added
to the sauce. The bureau of home
economics gives the following diree-
tons for making vegetable curry:
Vegetable Curry.
a cupful rice tablespoonfuls
1 cupfuI diced onion butter
I cupful diced car " tea p o onful
rots salt. or to sea-
1 cupful fresh or son
canned peas u tie as nful
/ cupful diced cell curry
cry teasp oonfuls
rcestershire
sauce
Wash and cook the rice in three
pints of boiling sailed water. Drain
and let it stand over steam until the
grains swell and become separate.
Cook the vegetables In small amount
of water and just before removing
from the stove add one cupful Of
canned peas, or If fresh peas are
available, cook them with the other
vegetables. Use the liquid from the
vegetables, and add the salt, curry and
worcestershire sauce. Make ring Of
the cooked rice, placing the vegetables
in the center, and pour over them the
liquid mixture. Serve very hot.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01

Becomingness In clothes isn't a mat
ter Of looks only; they should be suit
able for the occasion and the purse
as well.
Piano keys should be washed with
alcohol and soft cloth or with clean
warm water without soap or they are
likely to turn yellow.
Precipitation wears stockings more
than laundering them If they are
washed after each time they are worn,
they win last longer.
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to say that Nothing In my house
hold is wasted"
Allfood coming from outside sources
should be taken care of without de-
lay. Meat should be removed at once
from the wrapper and put on plates
in the ice chest. Milk and cream
should not be left standing on the
porch, but should be put into the re-
frigerator at once. Meat tightly
wrapped or covered, preventing a free
circulation Of air, encourages spoilage.
Fruit should be removed at once
from bags and boxes, placed In shall
low pans in the ice chest. Berries
left in deep dishes piled high will
crush and spoil much quicker than In
shallow dishes.
Butter and lard should be kept In
suitable receptacles Butter In Jars
should be covered with white cheese
cloth wrung from cold salt water.
A systematic method Of procedure
should be used In the clearing away OF
a meal. All bits of bread, crusts and
crumbs of crackers should be placed
at once in can which may be tightly
covered and kept for this purpose.
These pieces when dried may be re-
duced to crumbs, then they are ready
for breading and for various dishes
using crumbs.
The fresher portions Of bread may
be used for buildings, dressings, the
base of stuffings and many other
dishes. Bread is too valuable a food
to be wasted.
A small cup or bowl should be used
for the waste bits of butter These
are used for seasoning and for but
tered toast.
Using stale cake In buildings may
be carried out endlessly. Salads may
be made, and most appetizing ones,
from small amounts of fruit and vege-
tables. Omelets may be given flavor
and food value by the addition OF
chopped meats, nuts, vegetables or
jelly before they are folded.
All bits Of leftover meats, bones,
gristle which cannot be otherwise
used, should go into the soup kettle.
GRAVES and vegetables add to the
soup flavor and should be added It
is well to remember, however, that
vegetables will quickly spoil the broth
IL allowed to stand, so such soup
should be served the same day, in
warm weather.
Suggestive Ideas.
Three square feet of garden will
supply small family with nice salad
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
AROUND THE HOUSE

Cheese is often used as a substi-
tute for meat in warm weather.
A coat of paint on some Of the old
furniture In the attic may make it
right for the porch
Rhubarb juice that Is canned now
will make good hot-weather drinks this
summer or, in apple season, 1t may
be combined with. apple juice to make
jelly.
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NuAa nov s,Q


Man of the House, to Valet-Joseph,
the doctor has ordered me to take up
boxing-and you'll get a lot out of the
exercise yourself. Besides. you won't
have to do any Of the hitting; you'll
only be on the receiving end-LIlIus-
tration.
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The Kitchen
Cabiret

90. 1927. Western Newspaper Union.)
Obi man Is ne'er contented with
his lot. the sages say;
March,
In winter time for May.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
STORY FROM THE START

Garth Guthrie, Canadian war
veteran, having to live in the
open on account of weakened
lungs, is factor of a Hudson's
Bay post at Elkwan. He came
back from the conflict with a
permanently SCARED face, which
he realizes cost him the love of
his hancee, Edith Falconer. Sir
Charles Guthrie. his brother, is a
millionaire war profiteer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01

some foods left
over from q meal
should be care
fully b a n d. e d.
The thrifty house!
wife of today con-
siders 1t a mark
of good manages
ment to be able
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01

AOltoNC 0AA O0AAAACA. AOo0
lettuce takes more room
but it Is well worth the
time and trouble it takes.
A row or two Of peas
will keep one supplied
with fresh peas, If plant
ed every two weeks until
the frosts of fall.
When cooking new
green peas, add a tea
spoonful Of sugar to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01
Change Worth While

II any real effort Is made to cnangs
our alphabet, lot of fellows win
likely meya to eliminate. the L o. q 8.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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LEFTovERs AND ECONOMY

She that Is careless with little viii
be wasteful with much. Good whole
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-07-01

Three square feet of garden viii
supply small family with nice salad
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