davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
WDLKIE HABLA EN- CONTRA
DEL U E A

Boston, Octubre 11.-El can
didato republican, a la presiden
cia, Wendell Wilkie, declare hoy
que 81 "Nuevo Trato' pone a u.
ma clase contra la otra, a una SEE
ci6n contra otra, y trata no de
promover la production indus :
trial sino de promover la ganau-
cia polftica.
"Es abusrdo y contradictorio,
dijo anoche Wilkie, en- Provi-
dence, R. l., que Ell gcbierno per
mita la entrada en- este pals de
e-ectos hechos por obreros opri-
midos por las dictaduras. Wilkie
otto de nueYo los gastos del go :
bierno y asegur6 que otras Sec
clones del pals habian sido favo-
recidas, con ~detrimento de Rho
de Island.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Cubos, 4lrriles de cerveza'
etc., han estado tambien "de mo
d." Gettysburg y Dickinson jue
GIN por ell "Pequeno CUBIC Car
melita," como Purdue e Indiana
10 hacen por eli Viejo Cubo de
Robe. Tennessee y Kentucky Sc
baten, ell Dia de Oar Gracias,
por ell famoso Barril de Cerveza,
originado en- los dias de la PRO
hibici6n.
Ell futboll representa- ell espirl
tn combativo de la ~juventud y es
Ell deporte que mas Sc aprecia
en- colegios y universidades. Ha-
ce amos Sc trat6 de abolirla, con
motive de las rinas, pero al fin
Sc comprendi6 que era una "ton-
terra" Ell hacerlo.
Els una poderosa 'valvula de
escape" y un educador ha dicho:
"En lugar de ir a la guerra, CO.
mo en- Europa, jugando ell futbol
desahogamos la natural eomba-
.tividad de la j%uventud,"
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
LOS COMUNISTAS Y BUN
DISTAS SERAN ACEPTA-
DOS

New York, oct. 11.-Si Jos
miembros del partido Comunis
ia o de los Bund germanos-ame-
ricanos son certificates para Ell
servicio militar, seran ~aceptados
en- eli ejercito delos Estados Uni
dos con ell mismo trata que los
miembros de otras agrupaciones
p~oliticas. Los hombres que ten
gan sus primeros papeles de
ciudadania, seran aceptados ba-
10 ell servicio obligatorio, pero
no como voluntarios. Los extran
jeros que no hayaa sacado los
primeros papeles no seran cer-
tificados por las Juntas y por 10
tanto no seran aceptables para
ell ejercito.
Todos los extranjeros, sin en-
barge, con la exception de diplo-
maticos Y funcionarios consula-
res, tendran que inscribirse Ell
dia 16.
I'm hombre que haya obtenido
sus primeros papeles podra OBJ
tener exenci6n retirando su in
tenci6n de pasar a ser un ciuda-
dano; pero este lie incapacitara
para obtener en- ell future la ciu,
dadania.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
Una Mujer Presidentq de I'M
Gran Jaftddo

Ell actual Gran Jurado del con
5ado de Kings, en- New York, es-
"a presidido por una muJer, la
Sra. Sadye Kane, una vendedo-
.ra, residente en- ell 925 de la ca
lie de Cleveland, en- Brooklyn.
No guerra ella aceptar la presi-
dencia y ell juez Pedro ]. Bran
cato la decide.
5Sabe listed como manejar
una casa PA pregunt6 Ell juez.
ST 10 Sc, senior juez.
-Bien, 81 listed puede name
Jar a un hombre, estimo que
muy bien podra manejar p. Re-
quiero que acepte ell puesto.
Daspues de la primera reu-
MON del Gran JuradO, los perio-
distas lie pidieron a la preslden-
ia que les dejara retratarla. De-
dino la petici6n con una sonri-
"a.
Fu6 este mismo juez, ell Sr.
Brancato, que en- s~eptiembre de
1888. jur6 a la primera mujer
como miembro del Gran Jurado
del condado de King y fue muy
criticado. El juez di6 entonces
una decision de seis paginas es-
timando de "s6lida convenien-
pdblica' Eel derecho de las mule
rres a servir en- "Grandes Jura-
dos, en- Brooklyn.
Otras dos mujeres figuran en-
el Gran Jurado que preside Ia
Sra. Kane, Sra. Gertrudis Vah
Dallen y Sra. Suzanne Avery
las dos casadas y con familia.
La mission del Gran Jurado, C,
mo saben nnuestras amigos, Is
actuar sobre la base de las prue-
has y sin dejarse inlfluencial
por la popularidad, posici6n so
cial, fe politica, etc., del acusa.
do o de 10 sacusadores.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
TROPICS

Las tradicionales rivalides en-
81 futbol han retornado. Quiza Ell
mas famoso de los trofeos es ell
Little Brown Jug" por ell cual
anualmente combaten MinneSo-
ia y Michigan. En- 1898 ell trofeo
fu6 usado por Michigan para lie
var aqua durante el iuego con 81
Minnesota. Ese ano los Golden
Gophers' alcanzaron una victo-
ria moral empatando con ell po :
deroso "once" de Michigan. En-
ell combate que sigui6 al juego,
un estudiante de Minnesota Sc
llev6 ell jug. Desde entonces Sc
le ha venido usando como un tro
fec para adjudicar al vencedor
del clasico combate annual.
Entire los trofeos del futbol fl
gura un viejo craneo indio. Ca
da aho ell Wittenberg College y
eel Ohio Wesleyan libran una ba-
ITALIA por la possession del craneo.
Arizona y Nuevo MEXICO iue-
gan todos los amos por la pose
sion de un viejo rifle llamado
Kit Carson" Illinois y Ohio
State Sc baten por una tortuga
hecha de MADEIRA. North Dako-
ia Y South Dakota State por upS
miguel agrandado a tamaho
gigantesco.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
UN OBISPO .DTBIcRA LA
ACTITuD DlLSPAPA

Londres, oct. 10.-EhDr Her
~ Wilson's obispo de $Relme-
ford, critica la a(Gtud del\ epa
comp antibritanicA oanti-dsmo-
cratica, en- la ~berra
10 mismo cue hicieroa en- la pa
sada guerra. "Y asi 10 ha veni-
do hacienda el Papado en- los Iii
limos AGO amos"
"Uno de los &Seasos de 3 que
IRA, dijo, es Ell abyecto fracaso
del Papa en- dar guia spiritual
a los pueblos que miraban ha-
cia el y la pedfan".[
"A juicio del DR.. Wilson la que
IRA podria haber side acortada
por medic de la Intervention IN
I'm influyente neasral, mediante
ell poder spiritual.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
LA REAL AvfACr6N EMPE-
ZARA A RECIBIR Los Al
RACOBRAS EN- NOV.

Buffalo, N. Y, Octubre IL.
La Real Aviaci6n inglesa CO.
menzara a recibir en- noviem-
ire los aviones americanos
"Airacobra" que Sc dice pue-
deh desarrollar una velocidad
de 400 millas por bora y son
los mejores del mundo en- po-
tencia de fuego.
Sc construyen los "Airaco-
bra" en- los talleres de la Bell
Aircraft Y ia prueba de su e.
fectividad Sc hizo en- presen-
icia de peritos y escritores. De
los 1900 aviones ordenados,
la mitad Sc mandara a Ingla
terra y la otra mitad Sc entire
CARA al ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Cada uno Sc halla
equipado con un canon de 81
m~ilfmetros, que dispara por
eel tubo central de Ia helicei
dos ametFalladoras de calibre
so y dos de calibre 80, cuyo
fuego tambi6n puede sincro-
nizarse por medic de la hell
ce. Ell motor esta montado en-
ell fuselaje, detras del photo,
y la helice funciona por me-
dio de un propusor de nueye
pies, =
Los ingleses han pedido un
canon de 20 milfmetros, en-
lugar de 81 dos ametrallado-
ras de so en- la heliee y dos de
80 en- cada ala.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
LA e DE TORON-
JAS

Washington Octubre IL
cosecha de toronjas en- la
naci6n, seg1n la Secretarfa de
Agriculture, sera este ano de
42,S94,0O cajas, con aumen-
to en- Florida y Texas Y dis
injunction en- California y Ari-
iona Ese total representa- I'm
aumeto de % por ciento sobre
la pasada cosecha. Florida rem
dira ell 54%, Texas ell $50 y
Ell IL por ciento restante, Ari-
iona Y California. La cosecha
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
.IMPQRTANTE JUNTA EN- FL
CENTRO ASTURIANO

Esta noche Sc efectuara uns,
importantisima junta ensel Cen
tro Asturiano.
La directiva informara en-
cuanto a las propiedades del Cen
tro en- Tampa y las gestiones he
chas,
Presidira Johnny Fernandez,
ell quito y joven p~residsnte,
Suplicase la asistencia de to
dos los senores socios.
Es un problema que interesa
a los socios y tambien, por sim
patia hacia ellos, a la ciudad lie
Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
coNaESTA ENAs PALA-
BEAS D7E1LKIE I'm Din
RECTOR DE
CLONES Y FINANZA

Jersey City, Oct. 11.-Ar-
thur Potterton. director de In :
gresos Y Finanza, miembro de la
comisi6n de gobierno municipal
que preside el alcalde Hague, de-
clar6 aver que lie habfa product
do profundo asombro ell discurso
de <Wilkie en- esta ciudad.
"Del candidate ada presiden-
cha, dijo, Ell pueblo de Jersey CT
ty esperaba cierta ordinaria cor
tesla, despues del recibimiento
que Sc lie hizo, Mr., Wilkie esta
d~isgustado porque no pudo po-
ner aqui eel acto de los tomates
que ha Venido representando en-
ell oeste, por cuanto la policia,
por orden del alcalde, lie do com
pleta protection. No lie agrad6
la apariencia de nuestra eiudad
y 10 sentimos mucho por cuanto
el Sc hallaba acostumbrado a su
mansion de la Quinta avenida V
a las mansiones de sus asociados
en- la Gale de Wall. La depression
que todavia Sc nota en- Ell ndmero
de establecimientos cerrados,
rccede de los amos de Hoover.
La casa de Morgan obtuve su no
minaci6n y representa- EXCLUSIVES
mente a las utilidades pdblicas."
La gaceta., 1940-10-11
COLECCIONES DE PAQUIN

COLECCIONES DE PAQUIN
Ell Paris ACADIA de exhibir
una nueva collection de trajes ell
famoso costurero Paquin. Els u
ma collection de traies de inyier-
no y fue apreciada por las Glen
ties privadas de Madame Di Pom
DO. Las muchachas obreras for
maron una fila "excitada" y a.
plaudieron los trajes, vestidos
por las modelos, que elias habiai
hecho.
Junto con los trajes PRACTICES
Y apropiados para ell %invierno.
Pagufn ha hecho novedosos ira =
ies de noche, de falda completa,
por encima de los tobillos en- Ell
frente y cayendo hacia los talo-
mes. Algunos no tienen mangas,
con descotes coderados, hecho en-
terciopelo negro chiffon o chiffon
adornado con encajes. Algunos
trajes Jerseys" de angora ne :
gro tienen larga la falda, con a.
dornos rumanos y velos.
Paquin preSenta tambien es-
cocesss, en- trajes sastres, muy
bien hechOs, con faldas plegadas
Y chaquetas largas, con un dobls
frente o doble pechera.
Turbantes abiertos hacen
pendant" con la tela y los efec-
tos en- las bufandas son precio-
SOS y alegres.
Varios bellisimos trajes de
pieles fueron exhibidos tambien.
La gaceta., 1940-10-11

dc naranias de mediados de
Ia temporada Sc calcula en-
44,O11,000 cajas, I'm aprecia-
be crecimiento sobre ell ano
pasado, cuando subi6 a 49,
$4,000,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
AROUND
THE HOUSE

Energy Saver.-Keep a dry mop
and buster on each floor of your
house thus saving time and energy
where cleaning.
Bottles containing cream or milk
should never be left uncovered in
the refrigerator. Odors from 9TH
or foods are quickly absorbed by
them.
Burnt Privet Hedge.-If your
privet hedge should be acciden-
tally burned during cleaning do
not dig it up. Cut it back almost
to the ground. New shoots will
spring up and in another year you
will have fairly good hedge.
Japanned trays may be cleaned
with a mixture of vinegar and
powdered whiting. Apply with a
soft flannel, wipe off with clean
cloth and polish with channels.
Suggested Dishes.-Hang a slate
and pencil in your kitchen. Let
the various members of the fam
lily jot down the dishes they would
like to have as they think of them.
At the end of the week you will
have enough suggestions to plan
your coming weeks menu and
please the tastes of all.
To loosen dirt on linOIeum add
a few tablespoons of kerosene to
the water with which it is to be
washed.
Hotbeds and cold frames should
be located in a sheltered place,
either on south slope, on the
south side of a building, or where
protected by clump of low-grow-
ing pines.
The exposure of room helps to
determine whether the general
color effect shall be warm or cool.
The warm colors, those related to
red and yellow, are especially
agreeable in rooms facing north
and those with little window space.
Cool colors, those closely related
to blue, are pleasing in large
amounts only in rooms facing
south and with more than one
window.
If mayonnaise curdles in the
making, add few drops of cold
water to the curdled mixture.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
A Quiz With Answers
Offering Information
on Various Subjects

and had never visited the United
States.
5. Yes. Unlike all other ami
mails, these animals are foaled
white.
6. The Firms are descended prin-
cipally from the Mongols, though
now of varying degrees of mixture.
7. On account of their great
wealth and generous benefactions,
this reference is to the DuPonts.
8. At the University of Miami,
students of marine biology have
laboratory work under water.
Their attire consists of bathing
suits and shoes and diving he'll
NETS.
9. In 1910, by Garcia Lopez de
Cardenas.
10. The American Legion now
has SO posts composed entirely of
women.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
ASK ME
ANOTHER
The Questions

1. What was Edward Payson
Weston's best record for days
walk?
2. Is there such a thing as an
original etching on paper?
3. Who are the Beef Eaters?
4. Was John Smithsonian, found
err of the Smithsonian Institution,
an American?
5. Are albino horses bred sue
cessfully on American ranches?
6. What is the origin of the
Films?
7. What family is called the
"royal family of the United
States?
8. Is there a school in Florida
where students have some classes
under water?
9. When and by whom was the
Grand Canyon of Arizona discov-
cred?
10. How many posts composed
entirely of women has the Amer
lean Legion?
The Answers
/. Eighty-two miles, in 1867,
made on a walk from Portland,
Maine, to Chicago. Weston was
% years old at the time.
2. No. An etching is drawn di-
rectly on a metal plate.
8. Beef Eaters is the popular
name for yeomen of the guard in
stituted by the English royal
household in 1885, and still in
service.
4. No, he was an Englishman
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
D $40 &c,
HtRNDfSPAp1nf1ir7if

ing about her feet, just like the
one she admires on you!
Easy to make, to put on and to
iron, this pattern is just as useful
and practical, in both it's guises,
as it is charming. For the win
try weather remaining, make it
up in challis or flannel. For Spring
it will be adorable in chintz, ging-
ham or percale. It's really a style
she'll enjoy the year-round.
Pattern No. 1858 is designed for
sizes 6, 8, 10, IL and IA years.
Size 8 requires 25s yards of 39-inch
material in frock length, with
short sleeves; 35s yards in house
coat length with long sleeves; 3as
yards with short sleeves without
nap; 112 yards trimming.
Send orders to:
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H{$Sgc,z4S5E
STAGE SSCREEN5aSR
BY VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
(Released by Western Newspaper Union.)
THE most extensive nation
Il wide talent search ever con-
Quoted for a motion picture role
is under way; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer has sent scouts out to as
sernble candidates for the boy
role of "Jody" for the filming
of '"The Yearling." The boy Sc
lected will appear with Spencer
Tracy in Sidney Franklin's pro-
duction Of the novel, a story of
early days in Florida.
The role calls for a boy be-
tween the ages of ten and
twelve, of slight build, from
four and one-half to five feet
tall. It's the chance of a life
time for some lucky lad.
If Ronald Reagan hadn't accom-
panied the Chicago Cubs to their
training camp on Catalina island he
wouldn't be a rapidly rising movie
star today. After leaving college
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
Strange Facts
Y Black to White
! 3-Lane SideiuaIk !
Bouncing Checks .
Bouncing Checks

The whitest of all white pig
ments is titanium dioXide, which
is made from ilmenite, a black
sand. This transformation taking
five days, requires several COM
plicated chemical processes, after
which the substance is calcined at
a high temperature and ground
into a fine powder.
By marking off it's busy side
walks into three traffic lanes, the
inner for window shoppers and
loafers, the middle for slow walk
ers and the outer for those in a
hurry, Louisburg, N. c., (pop.
2,182), has eliminated it's pedes-
trian traffic snarls.
SIS
The eggs of such animals as sea
urchins, starfish, worms, snails
and even frogs have been ferti-
lized in laboratories with acids,
alkalis and salts. In fact, almost
all eggs that are easily accessible
to the scientist by being laid in
water can be made to develop ar
tificially.
The large hotels of New York
city, in cashing millions of dollars
worth of checks annually for
guests and patrons, average loss
of 81 out of every So, 600.-Collier's
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14

ness. Spread the meat on this and
roll up like jelly roll, to about
l inch in diameter. Cut in 3-inch
lengths. Place the rolls in a CREASED
baking pan and bake in a hot oven
(450 degrees) for 1913 minutes.
Sauce for Croquettes.
u teaspoon brown sugar
2 slices onion (fnely cut)
"a cup butter
IA cup flour
l cup milk
l cup bouillon stock
l tablespoon raisins
Melt brown sugar in a skillet. Add
onion and butter and cook until
onion is slightly Drowned. Add flour
and blend thoroughly. Add milk and
bouillon stock and cook, stirring con-
stantly, until mixture thickens. Add
raisins and serve with the GRO
quettes.
Vegetables la King.
(Serves g.
slices bacon
" cup flour
u teaspoon salt
IS teaspoon pepper
l cup mushrooms Canned or
fresh)
3 cups milk
" cup green pepper (chopped)
IA cup pimiento (chopped)
l cup celery (chopped)
cups whole kernel corn
Cut bacon in small pieces, and
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14

Disney cartoons,
publicly confessed
on the ut Hap
pened in Holly
wood" program re-
Gently that it was
all the result of bad
luck-or so she
thought at the time
the bad luck came
along. She was
studying for an op-
cratic career when
a 10 n G illn e S s
caused her tn retire
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14

smooth, creamy cheese sauce, and
served in an unusual bread ring,
they become totally new, delicious
and nourishing main dish for a
meal. Leftover vegetables COM
bine, too, to create vegetables a la
king" or a hearty lunch or supper
salad.
Odds and ends of vegetables and
meat unite to make a meat loaf of
distinction, and scraps of Sundays
roast can be used to advantage in
tasty appetizers or "buffet supper
rolls
Even the bits of yesterdays cake
and pie contribute to the success of
today's dinner. Not-so-fresh cake,
served with a hot sauce, becomes
cottage pudding; from dry cake
slices, dried or candied fruit, and
a custard, cabinet pudding is
evolved; and that quarter of berry
pie left over from last nights din
ner is the basis of truly delicious
cinderella Dessert"
Left-overs are time and budget
savers-much too important to be
merely heated and served as
scraps" Use them wisely and we'll
to add variety to meals, to save
time, and to cut food costs.
Surprise Frankfurters.
(Serves $50
IA cups mashed potato
egg (beaten)
~ teaspoon salt
IS teaspoon pepper
tablespoon parsley (minced)
to Z cold, cooked frankfurters
" cup bread crumbs
Combine the mashed potatoes with
the beaten egg and the seasoning.
Cover each frankfurter with the po-
tato mixture, forming a "blanket"
about A-inch thick Roll in crumbs.
Bake in hot oven (425 degrees) for
20-25 minutes, or fry in deep fat
600 degrees) until golden brown.
Biscuit Meat Loaf.
(Serves 4-5)
l cup carrots (chopped)
II cup celery (chopped)
IA cup green pepper (chopped)
2 tablespoons onion (chopped)
2 cups leftover beef roast
(ground)
l teaspoon salt
IA teaspoon pepper
l recipe biscuit dough
Combine the vegetables, put
through meat grinder and cook in 81
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
Of Course You Want a Copy of
Household Hints!

In spring home makers fancy
turns to thoughts of crisp curtains,
and clean, sparkling windows, rugs
that are fresh and bright, and walls
that aren't ashamed to face the
light of a sunny day! That means
housekeeping, of course, and all
the odd jobs that go with it-what
to do to make the dining room cur
tains last one more season, how to
renovate the kitchen linoleum; or
how to wash chintz window shades.
You'll find the answers and other
puzzling questions, in Eleanor
Howe's useful booklet Household
Hints" To get it, just send 10 cents
in coin to Household Hints" care
of Eleanor Howe, 919 N. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, Ill.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
Left-Overs Take a Bow

Just why left-overs should be con-
sidered the problem children of the
kitchen, is mystery to me! They're
a challenge to. ones housewifely
imagination, of course, but cleverly
combined and judiciously seasoned,
they may become distinguished
dish, around which to build an at
tractive and satisfying meal.
If they're served as left-overs
there's nothing particularly inspir-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14

dough and place in a shallow,
creased pan. Bake in a hot oven
(450 degrees) for 2O-25 minutes.
Serve hot, with leftover gravy.
Vegetable and Egg Croquettes.
cup mashed potatoes Cleft
over)
cup peas
tablespoon onion Finely cut)
3 eggs (hard cooked and finely
cut)
l teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
"a cup butter (melted)
Combine the potatoes, peas, onion,
eggs, salt and pepper and shape into
croquettes. Arrange in shallow bak-
ing dish and brush with melted but
ter. Bake in a hot oven (450 de-
greeS) for Is minutes.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14
It's Time to Plan Your Easter
Dinner.

Next week Eleanor Howe will
give you suggestions for an Eas-
ter dinner-watch for her column!
In it you'll find recipe for deli
cious Easter ham, and recipes
too, for the good things to serve
with it.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1940-03-14

he got job writing a sports col
unln for newspaper. That led to
radio, and he became a sports an
nouncer for large network.
While covering the Cubs spring
training trip he was introduced to
Warner Brothers casting director,
and his voice and appearance made
such an impression that he was
given a screen test, and then a con-
tract. His newest assignment is AN
Angel From Texas" in which his
bride, Jane Wyman, and Eddie AL
bert appear with him.
incidentally, Jane won't part with
her wedding ring for an instant.
But you won't see it in this picture;
she had to tuck it under her belt so
that it wouldn't show.
It's among the extras in Holly
wood that you hear the most dra-
matte stories, but few of them equal
the true tale of what happened to
DOna Dix, who's now an extra on
the Warner lot. (She's in the new
Reagan picture, but you probably
won't notice her.) A few years ago
she left the New York stage and
took boat to Hollywood. When the
ship stopped at Panama she bought
some lottery tickets. She won
$50, 1000.
She promptly abandoned her ca
reer, and devoted herself to enjoy
ing her wealth. But one bad invest
ment followed another, and the
money disappeared. Today she's
an extra-and glad of it!
Florence Gill, who created the
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On Guard

AS a man always should be upon
his guard against the vice to
which he is most exposed, SO
should we take a more than ordi-
nary care not to lie at the mercy
of the weather in our moral con-
duct.-Addison.
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Care of Cream

When receiving cream in guam
titles from the country heat it until
it becomes hot, then allow to cool,
cover it and set in icebox. It re-
mains sweet for several days.
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ing about the lit
tie dabs of vege-
tables that accu-
mulate in the re-
frigerator. But
when they're sea-
soned with care,
combined in a
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Buffet Supper Rolls.

Put leftover meat or fowl through
the meat grinder, twice. Moisten
with little gravy, to spreading con-
sistency. Make batch of biscuit
dough, and roll out to A-inch thick
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MAKE your schoolgirl daugh-
~ ter an everyday frock and
housecoat both, with this one SIM
pie pattern-8633. Buttoned down
the front, made with a princess
skirt and gathered bodice sections
that suggest bolero line, it's ex-
tremely becoming to immature
figures. And you can just mag
inc how happy a teen-age girl will
feel with the long housecoat swirl
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Stir in the flour,
salt, and pepper,
and blend we'll.
Add mushrooms.
Gradually a d d
the milk, stirring
constantly. Fold
in remaining veg
etables, and cook
for Is minute s
over low ca t,
stirring frequent