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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
ssran j.. s., >. -

ltnlere 2eier tpiiien aus friibereu
Iusfiinften, baB mir uls oas geliin-
bette Sommergetrdnt itets Srongen
uno 3itronen (2emons) enpfoblen
boben. Srangenfaft entb1lt ole bier
Der befannten tpi6tigen R1brItoffe:
Die Sitamine 9l, 9, s uno Calcium
2te Naturopaten nennen Srangen
~aufgeipei6erten Sonnenihein"
9ftdt nur 8eiun6e, ionoern aranfe
tonnen fein beneres @etrGnf pGb=
len, beionoers 6iebertranfe. 3itronen
beliben, neben Sen tpobltuenoen gi=
genIdaften ser Sraneen, sic, oaB iie
Die Seber ltarfen uno reinigen. Gin
8las 8oiier nit Dem Snft elmer 81
trone permiI6t, uno ieoen Morgen
cine babe Stunoe Dor Dem 5ribItiid
getrnnfen, lit oas beitbefannte Weit-
tel bel Seberleioen. ginen anoern
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
8m. 3d., ga. =

slae 8elt DeiB, pesbalb es mad
orei SSabren nod INNER 5u feinem
gSeltfrieoen gefonmen lit. Sic 8ol=
fer .parten NIT Sebniutt ouf einen
baloigen Srieoen uno beten Inn Srie=
ben, aber bie atbeiItilhen 8olferoer=
treter, sic am 5rieoenstiide iiten,
auoaen feinen Srieoen. Sic 8ottloien
baben feinen Srieben ,uno idoffen fei=
men Srieoen, nitt in Der 8elt uno
ntht in Den MenI6enber5en. SIMMER
mieoer bot 8ott I'M 2al,fe ser @elt=
gelhtdte ShluB genladt nit gottlo=
len Bolferunteroriifern uno Spran-
men, 10 tpie es Ger 8ropbet Siaias
gegen oen 8abelfonig "a, 4-6(
propbe5eit: ~8ie it's Nun nit BEN
unteroriidern aus Sorbei nit Ser
Wibbanolung! 3erbro6en bat ser
Serr Der Sreoler tab mo ser Spran=
men 3epter, oas @olfer grimmig
Ihlug nit Sdldgen obne gnoe, i'm
Borne fremoe Golfer nieoertrat, nit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
Dtp CUTE Mrinung

Sor Sabren mars, als id auf Ell,
ner 5erienreiIe fur5e Seit in einem
lttllen &loiter tpeilte. Sd fniete elm,
lam in Ser Gloiterfir6e; sort fiel
Elm frommes gud mir in Die Sanbe
uno in oemielben fano ih elm f(ei,
mes Stiid Bapier, ouf tpeldem aro,
|Be 8eisbeit ltono.
| gu meinit, mas id bort las, feten
inbaltsIduere @orte aus ser sSeber
zines meltberiibrnten 8biloIopbelr,
llet Elm 9lusipruh aus Dem Neunoe
zines gotterfitllten 8eiIteslebrers ae=
pelen; nein, es tpar ni6ts meiter
als Elm einfahes i6ones 8iloden,
oas i6 tpenige s(ugenblide iab uno
|ttie persaB.
Auf Dem 8ilo6en iitt 10 gans al
leln, 10 meint er's tpobl, auf einenr
ganfben ltia Elm &nabe. Mir iheint,
les lit nidt lange ber, ieit er sum
erltenmal sur Sdrle ging. Ofit iei=
ner linfen Sano bGlt er 0ie Ghie-
fertafel felt, nit ieiner redten fiibrt
er Den tpoblgeipibten @riffel; man
liiebt, er iudt Die 3ablen na65useid,-
men, Die ibm ser olte 2ebrer auf Die
Iafel in Der Sdule Dorgeseihnet.
Do6 oh Der aleine an sic geiiIle
oentt, Die ibm bas Iiebe GbriItfino
lgebrabt, ooer oh er i'm @eiIte beim
ISpiel Der anaben bertpeilt, = er
ldeint nur cine 3iffer nod gu fen.
men, er i6afft uno idtpibt uno
lbreibt nur - Nullen. S6on Itebt
Die gan5e 9feibe bon. Sod binter
ibm itebt un6emerft oes &inoes Gn-
gel, uno iiebe, er idreibt NIT lam
gem 8riffel ouf oie Safel oes alei-
men Dor bie Nullenreibe cine groBe
Gins. llno barunter iteben oiele
Neimden, oie on bas Sbr bes alei.
men oringen aus 6es gngels Mun0 /:
~8ergiB ME Dor ser gtuG sic Gins,
Cont MAIDEN al 5lriammen &eins
Das beiBt, oein Neoen, Tun nno
9enfen
Soa itets bie quite Meinung Ienfen
Gas lit oas bette ginmaleins.
&ennIt on, Iieber 2eier, 6ie bimm-
Hid idone 2ebre? Dn ihaffIt, 6,l
'i6Diseit, plaeit unb peinigit 6id)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

3ritten mitleiolos. SIT oas Ser Wann.
| Der emit Die grbe 3ittern ntadte, in
Shreden &onigreide nerieete uni
Der Die @elt sur 8iiite madte nnb
i ibre Stdote nieberriB 1nb ieine
&riegsgefangenen nidt entlteB?
gr tpl1roe binge,porfen obne 8rab,
tpie elm oerd6tltb Ding, umgeben
BON grItodenen, bon S6mer5ourd.
| bobrten, sic 5ur Gereeiienbeit in oie
8rube fabren. @ie elm 5ertreten Mas
lit er i'm 8rab nid9t ienen beigeiellt.
gr bat iein 2ono oertpiiItet, iein eigen
@olf erlpiirgt" (Si. A, 1920. SIT
oas nid]t Elm ergreifenoes 8ilo Ser
Hu5i-Sprannei?! 8enn man bieie
Hropbetenmorte IieIt uno erlp1gt,
graltt es einem Dor ser 8egenparts-
nabe oieIer S6iloerungen. ga, Seit-
los-iiber5eitiid lit oas @ort @ottes.
Seoem Solf uno ieoem Meni6en seigt
es @ottes @eisbeit, @ottes 8abrbeit
uno 8ottes itrafenoe 8ere6tigfeit,
@ottes 3iele uno @ottes @ege. slu6
beute 5eigt Gr Sen Meni6en in er-
idrefen0er @eiIe, ipie oie 8ottloIen
feinen Srieoen baben rno tpie nur
mabre ltmfebr belfen fann, ni6t Gu=
beres Menidenmert uno leeres @e=
betsgeplapper, tpie es Siaias auriid-
DeiIt: $50 ipri6t Der Serr: nur inn
Wt.noe fiibrt MIDI oieies GoIf, ebrt
mid nur NIT Sen 2ippen. Wit ietnem
Ser5en blei6t's mir fern uno ibre
Gerebrung beItebt in ongelernten
0tenldenformeln" (Sl. 80, 13). Sino
oas nidt Die nidtsiagenoen, ausuei-
denoen, rdnfeooaen, Diplomatiiden
ReOefiinite Der l1gt? .8itterbos BIZ
Sen tpir, mas mir geiiinOist," fdbrt
Ser Gropbet Siaias fort. v8ertpiIlist
ibr aus nngeboriam eesen midi ein=
amber feline 5reibeit, oann tiino i6
eud) an Oie 5reibeit fir Sd>pert, fir
Sunger uno Beit. gu einem Sdref=
fensbiloe mad td eud fiir aGe 8eide
ouf Ser Groe {. . Iu ieine 2eute ieuf=
5en, ll1den grot, lie geben lire Sd1se
bin fir Speiie, INN 10 bos 2eben fiji
ltt 81 frtIten Iuf Dffentli6en
Slaten oeridmadten SGuslinge uno
ainoer. Sic rufen ibren Miittern 5u:
$50 gibt es 8rot? uno teines lit
oa" (&lagelieoer 1, II; 9, 11f). -
Wobl gu teiner 3eit belpabrbeiteten
ltb otele ernIten Fropbetenlporte tpie
heute nod Dem fiirdterIidlten oller
&rtese uno Dem icbmadpoaiten oaer
Grieoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
Srau 9. E., u. ga. =

Gs lit cine ean5 irrtiimlide s[n-
iidt, sic &eeen1niirmer als iddoliGe
Stere 81 branOmurfen. 9satl1rforl fer
baben langlt feitgeIteat, oaB I'M 8e=
genteil Ser &egenpurm ein iebr niit=
ltfes Sier lit. gr oltrdgr1bt niht
nur oen @robooen rno lodert i'm
auf, lonoern oiingt i'm a1f, in0em
er abgeltorbene Bflan5enteile in Sen
9ooen binab5iebt uno 10 nab unb
nud cine fruhtbare Sumlsihiht Bill
oen bilft. Ser ein5ige Nodteil oes
@orbanoenieins bon Regenlpiirmern
in @rasplasen beItebt oarin, baB Die
&egenDiirmer fleine grobiigel ouf=
uiiblen, sic bas @rosl6neioen er=
ld1peren. 9ieie llnebenbeiten f0nnen
aber leift nit elmer id)peren @alse
beieitigt 1peroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22
munnrrharp
zufantt1puhattgp
P. Hanlinns Stpeber,
O.F.M., Siinan, Sbantmms,
Mn Gba sic Gbieb 1O3
Catholic NiiIion, China

gs iino fat sebr Sabre ber, oaB
id GeutI6lano als Gbina-W -Willionar
perlieB. Sm porigen Sabre om Selte
Wari1 Simmelfabrt - al 10 am Is.
auguit 1947 - apar es auf meiner
fleinen, ormen OiiiionsItotion iebr
betb. 3ebn &atedumenen batten ii1
auf oie beilige Saufe porbereitet un6
pollten an bieiem Muttergottes- -SeIte
getauft 1peroen. glls if am friiben
Norgen sic Saufe ipenoete, noren es
ibrer nur neun. Sd nuBte, oaB cine
aate6umene idper tppbusfranf mar.
gtah Der beiligen Meiie fam oie Wut>
ter Ser SdDerfranfen uno Bot mid,
ibrer Sod)ter ooh aud sic betlige
|Saufe 5u ipenoen. 9ie &ranfe tpollte
|mebrere Sabre nifts ipiiien bonn To-
tbolilhen @lauben, obipobl Die Wut-
ter ihon lange eine fromme Reu6ri=
lttn mar. Seltte oerlangte lie naf ser
Sarfe. Sic lag am Sterben. Sd er=
fiillte Die 8itte Ser Mutter uno mad.
te mid ouf. Die aranfe inn Sauie su
taufen.
Sbr Sdusden mar flein, oie 2uft
in bieIem dineitlfen 3immer i6tpiil.
Tie &ranfe NOR bel bouem 8etpuBt=
ieln unO freute iif), oaB i6 fam, ibr
Die Saufe 81 ipenoen. gbrli6 geItan-
ben, id NOR pirfli6 frob, oils alles
ooriiber NOR uno id) ipieoer i'm Sof
in Ser fril6en, 1penn au6 beiBen Suit
Itano. Ra6 ser beiligen Suufe ging
es nit Ser &ranfen tagtGgli6 ibli1n=
mer. am IS. glugult bate iie Iber
einunopier5ig 8rao Sieber, pie Ole
SHUTTER mir er5dblte. Sd ielbIt fiiblte
mid an oieiem Gage au6 re6t un-
pobl. 9a es mir am folgenoen Gage
nod idle6ter ging uno ih iiber neun-
unooreiBig 8rao Sieber batte, nab=
te i6 mid ouf gum Soipital. Sd boff-
te, ourf i6neaes gingreifen gegen
oas 5ieber in brei bis bier Saaen
tDieoer auf meiner Station 8u iein.
Aber es pergingen aht Bis neun So
ge uno mein Jieber bIieb it1nbig iiber
neununooretBtg @rao. 9lae Mitte[
balfen nift, bas 5ieber berunter5u-
befommen. 9lm neunten Gage itieg es
iiber pier3ig Grab. 0a i6 mid tier
bensfranf fiiblte, bat id, mir 6ie beis
lige leste Selung gu ipenoen. Nton
meinem @unl6e uno 10
empfing ih nod BEL flarem 8etpuBt-
iein oos beilige Saframent. 8om fol-
genOen Sag unb ben n16iten Sagen
peiB id Denig mebr. Sd log i'm Sp-
pbusbilirium. Wein Sieber itieg iiber
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

De, 1pare nidt 1peiter estpeien ols oer
tiir Die Sitronen aus Stalien. Aber
StalIen itanb Dor Den @ablen uno
man tuollte iDabri6einlid] 6emonItrie-
rem, oaB nunmebr Der fir Stalien 10
|mlbtige @rport nod Deutidlano an-
|gebt.
llns Geuti6en lieet beitimmt bie
oemofratild]e &esierungsform mebr
|als Die oiftatorilbe. geidt nur tpeil
mir nit Der lesteren S6iffbru6 erlit.
ten baben, ionoern neil uniere aul-
turltufe unb Ole Sntelligens unjeres
8olfes bie oemofratiide 5reibeit ber-
langt. aber bas betpuBte Sungern-
laiien unb Dos Sineintreiben in cine
nteorigere aulturitufe iinb quite
Sanolanger fir Sen 8oli9e1pismus.
amerifa bate es in Der Sano gebabt,
uns 5u guten Gemofraten 5u er5ieben.
Iber es tpuroe supiel heriGumt, uno
beute baben mir oiel @lauben an Sen
guten @illen perloren nno rednen
oamit, baB mir zines Cages bod Dem
Gniien iiberlaiien lperoen.
@enn i6 enelii6 f0nnte, bGtte i6
iangIt einen 8eOanfennustaul6 nit
gmertfa geiudt, tpeil id oaourf biel-
leiht man6e falIhe Iuffaiiung uno
manden 3peifel Derloren bGtte. 60
ging bas aber nidt. l1no nun bGtte
i6 an Sic Oie 8itte, Oh sic mir Sb=
re 3eitllng 5afommen laiien fonnten.
abonnieren fann id tie nidt, oenn id
fam lie ia nidt be5ablen. 8efannte
I'M auslano babe i6 nidt ionit mir
De ih tie mir bon BORT erbitten. Mber
plelleidt fOnnten Sic mir Sbre 3ei=
tung als Sie6essabe 5ufommen lai-
len. Benn oies mosli6 lit, 10 iage i6
Sbnen i6on i'm boraus meinen beIten
2anf. 8em es nidt mogli6 lit, oann
bite ib Sic, mir meine 8itte ni9t
oeriibeln sl mollen. (unier 8latt tpiro
geIfidt 1peroen. -&eo.)
Seoenfaas ober ienoe i6 ssbnen
uno Sbren 2eiern piele @riiBe aus
oem emit 10 id0nen uno iett 10 iebr
5erltorten Wiin6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

ldlUeIuuUuteIdlH VIuu. Su lug tCl) DtS
gum 81. Auguit, oils id plosIih fiji,
|eine babe tSt1nbe mein bolles 8e
|tpuBtiein ipieoer befnm.
Ser Soipitalfoplan Itano am SUB
enbe bes 8ettes nit Ser Stola uni
betete Die letten Sterbegebete fiji
mid. Neben ibm Itano Der hineiii6'
Nr3t uno id) borte i'm beutltb ioeen
rgs bauert NIT Dem Bater hodItens
mod cine balbe Stunoe. 9lls ih mid
ettpas umorebte, iab i6 Die Sterbe
fer5e l1no Die gltten Shpeltern Dor
lSpringfielo, ST., Die bies Miilions
boipital leiten, am 8ett f,tien. 81,
lette balbe Stunoe! Sd fonnte MIDI
mebr ipreden. Iber i'm Ser5en bab,
ih INNER CUR lieben @ottesmuttel
ge6etet, mir in bieier letten balber
StunOe gu belfen.
gtah bieier balben Stunoe iing i'd
fur6tbar an au id1pisen uno es ,pal
mir, als Oh eine iibernatiirIihe Mtudl
|um mid berum 1pdre. Sd fiiblte Ser
SdmeiB INNER mebr fommen uno es
muroe mir itiinolib tpobler. Sies mo-,
am 81. auguit 1947 I'M ct. SoIepbs.
Solpital in Siinanfu, Sbantung.
@enau an oieiem Sage ihrieb mel.
Inc Iiebe Mutter in 9eutihlano min
Den folgenoen 8rief, Sen id am TO-
Sftober bier in gbino erbielt. Meine
Weutter nuBte ni6ts BON meiner
idmeren 9ranfbeit. Sic idrieb:
u2ieber Sobn! Gbina lit tpeit meg
bon Geutidlano. Seute mo6te i'd
|aber oo6 einmal germ bel Gir iein
@esbalb? Sd babe nGmlih in ser
lebten geadt einen gan5 ieltiamen
Sraum gebabt. Sd iab, ipie oie liebe
|@ottesmutter Sir in China beijprana.
Sd tpeiB ia ni6t, mas gu baIt. IS
NOR ia aud nur Elm Sraun, abcr elm
|gan5 eigenartiger rno 1punoerbaret
Sraum. Sd neroe i'm ME tpieoer in
meinem Seben pergeiien tonnen.
S6reib mir ooh balo NAL"
9ieIer Brief meiner lieben Mutter,
gelhrieben am 81. IuguIt 1947, er-
reihte mid am 10. Sftober t947 bier
IN China, uno i6 fann ibn ieoem set=
gen, Der i'm ieben min uno oeutid)
deien tann. Naf gmpfang oieIes 8rie.
fes tpuroen mir niele 3ui uiummenbdn=
ge meiner aranfbett flar. Seute bin
id pollltanbis tpieoer sebeilt uno fam
als Weiliionar in China 1pieoer qut
arbeiten. Sd ihrei6e Die Seilung uno
8eneiuns meiner fiirdterli6en &ranf=
belt Der lieben @ottesmutter Al. Gie
10 1terbensfranfe @etaufte lit audi qe=
nelen uno ar6eitet oorbiloIif in ser
@emeinoe NIT.
Slebe Seler un6 2eierinnen! gti6t
nur iett i'm Wonat Mai, nein, 6os
gon5e Sabr binourh betet piel gu Wfa=
ria. Sic lit ia bie 8ermittleris aller
@naoen. Belde anliegen ibr immer
baben moget, gebet gu ibr. Sic bat
mir armleliden Meniden 10 uun6er-
bar eebolfen. Sic bilft auG eu9. l1no
lie bilft uns aud selpiB in unleren
groBen anliegen INN 5rieoen uno 6as
Nobl unlerer beiligen Stride. SD
mohte Did bitten, lieber 2eier, Iiebe
Selerin, bete audi Elm vslpe" sum
Oanfe fir mid.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

froftigen Grant fnnn man iih berei-
ten, it,oem man in elm 8las Woijer
ben Snft elmer 3itrone nno einen
2offel Don 9fSitnen (Gaiiins) n1ilft,
oas Gemiid pieruno5tpan3ig Stunben
lang iteben ldBt unb Damn langiam
trinft. 8ei gereitung bon sermon
Suice" iollte man itets Die S6ale
(&inoe) NIT ausquetiden, aub nidt
fo6en, tpeil baourb bte Gitomine 5er-
ltort lperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-05-22

bonn friiben Morgen Biz gum ipaten
glbeno, nno ah, bielleid)t itr0 oeine
Wdiben nur NuIlen fir Die gtpigfeit.
gergiB ooh ME Die CUTE Meinllng!
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
New Chemical Curbs
Many Fruit Pests
Tests Show Fungicide
Effective in Orchard

Characterized as effective against
a wide range of fruit pests and dis
eases, new dinitro fungicide and
insecticide for orchard use now is
available commercially under the
trade name of DN-2S9. 1t is q stable.
clear solution containing eight
ounces actual dinitro-secbutyl-
phenol in each quart and is readily
miscible with water.
DN-289 has proved effective as an
insecticide for use in the dormant
period against variety of insects
such as rosy apple aphid. currant
aphid, black cherry aphid, mealy
plum aphid and viburnum aphid,
eye-spotted bud moth, cherry case
bearer, pear psylla and oyster shell
scale on apple and lilac Promising
results also have been shown in con-
troll of San Jose scale, scurfy scale
and the eggs of the European red
mite.
AS a fungicide, DN-289 has been
used successfully for control of sooty
blotch on pears.
Amount of the compound required
to attain good control ranges from
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
Little TwosOme

Little TWOSOme
a CLEVER little twosome you'll
n wear all summer long-pat-
tern 1740 has a simple yet flatter-
ing sunback frock for sun-tanning
weather plus a pert f1ared jacket
with scalloped closing. An eye
catcher for certain!
..ttern No. 1740 is for sizes 10. ~. a..
is, 1S and 20. Size IL, dress, AZ yar.- of
S5 or 39-inch; jacket. Ia yards.
The Spring and Summer issue of FASH
ION offers a wealth of sewing information
for every home dressmaker. Free knitting
instructions and \ free pattern printed in
side the book. rs cents.
Send your order tot
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
Packaging Of Poultry
Is New DEVELOPMENT

Farmers of tomorrow must be
poultry merchandisers as well as
producers if they are to compete sue
cessfully with the new 'broiler fac
tories" Progressive poultry raisers
must keep attuned to the times if
they are to meet the challenge of
new developments in the industry.
Within a short time the consumer
will have wide range Of selection
for poultry and meat products. This
will necessitate better merchandise
ing on the part of the individual
poulsryman.
One of the principal means of
meeting this challenge is for the
poultry raiser to start selling chick
ems under brand names in an effort
to promote his product for the time
when consumers again will be
"choosy."
To accomplish this, good packag
ing is essential. Modern transparent
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23

Photo shows an apple protected
by DN-289 left and cluster at
tackled by rosy apple aphid.
one quart to two quarts in 100 gal
Ions of water. Aphids are controlled
with one quart while two quarts are
needed to kill bud moths, case-bear-
er and the pear psylla. Heavier con-
centrations may be needed to con-
troll oyster shell scale.
Research workers are conducting
extensive tests to find other insects
and diseases that may be controlled
with the chemical, which was devel-
oped by Dow Chemical company.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
pullets Termed Better
LAYERS Than Old Hens

Further evidence of the impor-
lance of keeping only pullets for
LAYERS and selling all old hens is
contained in tests conducted at
western Kentucky substation.
Average results over II years
show that annual production of
Barred Rock pullets was four dozen
eggs per bird greater than that of
hens. In the case of White Leg
horns, pullets laid three dozen eggs
nor bird more than old hens.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
ASK NE y
ANOTHER I
THE QUESTIONS
A General Quiz

lHE QOESI1ONS
1. Who invented that pole with
which your grocer picks cans and
packages from the top shelf?-
2. What is the coolest place ir
The world on land?-
8. Do birds sleep in their nests :?
4. If you find pearl in restau-
rant oyster, is it any good?
s. How much can you see with
your eyes moving?
THE ANSWERS
1. Benjamine Franklin.
2. Verkhoyansk, Siberia. The
January temperature averages 80
degrees below zero.
8. Only when they are too young
to leave them, though mother
bird might accidently snooze while
sitting on her eggs.
4. Probably not. Very seldom do
pearls found in oysters by diners
have any value. If the oyster was
cooked, you can be sure the pearl
Is practically worthless.
5. Not a thing. You are stone
blind when your eyes are moving
In their sockets.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23

The outside should be wiped oaily
70 nrevent an accumulation OF dirt.
damp cloth to remove finger-
nrints as soon as they are made
will keep the finish cleaning.
Wipe spilled foods Immediately be-
fore they get chance to dry ana
require an extra portion OF elbow
grease. :. .ha
INIT compartment at the bottom o,
tho refrigerator should be cleaned
out periodically. :.
Ranges will give better service II
n;Iot lights are always kept cleaned
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU
Cold Salmon Salad
Potato Chips
Toasted, Buttered Rolls
Carrot Sticks
Radishes
Pickle Fans
Ice Box Lemon Pie
Beverage
LYNN CHAMBERS MENU

is blended add the nuts and raisins.
Drop by spoonfuls on a creased or
oiled cookie sheet about two inches
apart. Bake in a moderately hot
(375 degree) oven for IS minutes,
Apple Butter Cookies
makes 24)
liz cup shortening
l cup brown sugar
1 egg, well beaten
LIZ teaspoon salt
LIZ teaspoon baking soda
3 cups sifted flour
LIZ cup buttermilk
LIZ cup apple butter or tart jam
Granulated sugar
Cream together shortening and
sugar; add egg. Sift together the
dry ingredients and blend in alter
nately with buttermilk. Chill until
easy to handle. Roll to an eighth
of an inch thickness then cut with
2 1/2 inch cookie cutter. Put togeth-
er in pairs with apple butter or
jam in the center Press edges to-
gether with a fork Sprinkle with
sugar. Place on creased cookie
sheet about an inch apart and bake
in a very hot (4O0 degree) oven for
II to Is minutes.
If the crowd is hungry you can
add some sandwiches to serve with
the punch or milk shakes if you are
entertaining crowd of youngsters.
Here are sandwiches easy to make
with materials easy to keep on hand:
Deviled ham and cream cheese
with lettuce on whole wheat or rye
bread.
Egg salad alone or combined with
sliced ham or tongue on wheat or
white bread.
Peanut butter mixed with honey
and chopped dates on toasted white
bread.
Crisp bacon, crumbled and mixed
with cold baked beans and chopped
mustard pickle on white bread.
Cold canned chicken, chopped and
mixed with celery, minced and
green pepper.
Finely diced bologna with finely
shredded cabbage, prepared mus
tard, salt and moistened with sand
witch spread.
Cold meat loaf sliced thin and
spread with chill sauce.
Dried beef, washed and minced,
then mixed with cream cheese and
seasoned with minced onion and
dash of horseradish.
Prepared Smithfield ham with
cream cheese or chopped hard
cooked eggs or mayonnaise.
Ground leftover meat (pork, beef
or ham roast) mixed with chopped
hard-cooked eggs, grated raw car
rots and mayonnaise.
Minced baked or cooked nam
mixed with chopped hard-cooked
eggs. and seasoned with dash OF
5rv mustard, mayonnaise and bit
If grated onion and Worcestershire
sauce. =.
Deviled ham mixed with chilli
sauce and softened butter, spread
N freshly toasted white bread.
Tuna fish and chopped olives,
mixed with mayonnaise.
Peanut butter combined with
orange juice and chopped dates
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zI|DE1 La5la4
- rs yrs.
Princess Dress

n AINTY as can be-and so easy
- to sew, too! This prettily
trimmed dress is cut on princess
lines, has a narrow back-belt that
ties in bow. For school or parties.
Pattern No. 1884 comes in sizes 2, 8, 4,
5, and years. Size 8, rs yards of 3d.
inch; yard rio rae.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
LYNN SAYS:
Equipment Wears Better
With Daily Care

Refrigerators should be defrosteo
- Io,st once a week. Excess form
,na IT ice can be avoided II you
Leen the door closed. Get what you
oos o,,t of the refrigerator quickly
10 nrevent air from entering.
The interior Of the Refrigerator
an he cleaned with warm water
70 which is added a bit OF baking
soda. Never use abrasives on ''e
enamel.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
Retired Minister Reads
compIete Bible so Times

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.-The Rev.
Benjamin Beers, II, has read the
complete Bible so times and the
New Testament lis times. The re-
tired minister of the United Pente-
costal Council Of the Assemblies OF
God makes a practice Of reading
the Bible two or three times day
for a total Of about two hours.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
Tossed From His Car,
A Driver chases Vehicle

LYNN, MASS. - Roger Brag-
don's motor trip from Lynn to
nearby Revere left him footsore
and leg-weary.
En- route his car was In COLI
sion with a trolley. The crash
tossed Observation-Disclosures
Of his automobile, which kept on
going. The 23-year-old driver
chased the vehicle several blocks
before he could overtake it and
climb back into the drivers seat.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23

Gin Mr. Natures Remedy Tablets,
there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. Mr. Tablets arc
different-det different. Purely veos-
foble-a combination of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over 50 years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated, their
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle. as millions of mrs have
proved. Get 25f box. Use as directed.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-23
Amt It So

Almost every time we turn to
face a new emergency, an old
one gives us kick in the pants
Hating one another Is obvi-
ously so expensive in the end
that nations some day may real
ize they can't afford it.
The dumb would be harmless
if they didn't insist that they
are not dumb.
A man is never completely
down until he is down on every
body.
A chip on the shoulder always
indicates that there is wood
higher up.