Evening star., 1946-09-16
Readers Clearing Hou Sc

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in this area and ills in the hope
of helping others that this letter
is being submitted.
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CUTS OF NEAT.
From Mrs. H. P. S. Falls Church. J
For the lady wht was interested
in learning the vartns cuts of meat
and their uses, "Moern Meat Lore, !,
by Mary Meade, pblished by the
Chicago Tribune I'D available at
their Public Service sOffice, Madison
and Dearborn Sieets, Chicago,
Ill, may be helpful
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CHINESE CsBBAGE?
LAYER 0KES?
From Mrs. J. G. !, College Park,
Nd
Would appreciatGecipes for Chi
nese Cabbage, as We have a nice
stand of it in our arden.
Can any one tell ne why my layer
cakes always crad across the top
when 1 remove hem from the
pans?
POEM WNTED?
From Mrs. L. L. Manassas, Va
I recall a poem lat started: rs
it any body's buness what an
others business il" I wonder if
any one would hae it now.
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HINTS ANDpUERIES?
From Mrs. H. Cp D., Laurel, Md
Hint: A large pie of wax lunch
paper under a cAd's plate saves
soiling the tabledth and is not
noticeable.
Will some one lease send in a
recipe for raisin lead made with
yeast cake, and d. for cinnamon
buns?
How long can Sd cream be kept
and still be good bake with? I
ruined a lovely eicken pie with
sour cream in thscrust that was
too old.
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WAFFrERON?
From E. B., yashington.)
Kindly advise nswhat to do when
an electric waffle ion sticks.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
From Mrs. L. 81. Washington.
There is a cry enlightening
article in the Sepmber Encore re-
garding the shorEe of teachers.
According to tE article, it isn't
only the low payit's the working
conditions. I do ope the mothers
who have writteIto you will take
action to find d whether these
allegations applyto their schools
and, if so, to corct them.
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POEMS eFERED.
From H. M. i Washington
Here are two pms which 1 think
might well be pnted. They SAVIOR
of that old time riendliness which
is likely to get losin the hustle and
hustle Of city livig, especially with
the present shorge and high cost
of foods. But he sharing of
treasured recipe r a delicious It'd
bit is at times aoetter good will"
agent than a form or lecture.
IT'S GOOD TOE REMEMBERED.
Blessed are nelghbof who, with little gifts
remember thoseFho live across the
A wedge, of gold ca3 in napkin lifts
A sunless noon. btertain, and a day
May have It's who] complexion changed
because
Another neighboftells you. when she
raps.
Il know you liked rplum preserves" Zone
Or shyly. yet VI pride, my ginger
snaps"
Or some one else trusts flowers In the
Blessed are neisSors for their giving,
still
So much more TO their hearts which
understand
It's good to be reembered Heaven will
Be built upon ph whereby one takes
The neighbors, sure little angel cakes
RECIPE ssIaHBoRs.
By CatherinCate Coblentz
OF this am verylad.
Bound in book inhe record now
OF the friends D grandmother had.
There was Mrs. Babn. Of sugar-pie fame
AND EN- whose butts were light,
And r. l.. W., who eggless cake
We are having supper tonight.
Ny. neishbors servSsints and bakery stun
And we chatter Sit at tea,
But no one says WIN she comes to leave,
DO give me theecipe."
century hence b will never know
Or care for myx3ends and their fate.
But some one Will easure lovingly
What the recipe ecighbors ate.