Evening star., 1948-10-08
AMADAMO BREAD?

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AMADAMO BREAD?
from Mrs. M. r. j., Rockviue.)
While dining in q Northf1eld (Vt.)
tearoom, as advised by Duncan
Hines, we were served a delicious
bread called "amadamo" bread. I
have tried unsuccessfully to make
this from q recipe in q book. I
purchased especially for this. "Se-
crets of New England Cooking" The
result was a light, dry yeast bread
rather than the moist, fine-grained
texture Of the one served to us,
similar In appearance to nut
bread, should say.
I would be so grateful If a reader
would send me her recipe that COM
pares with the bread I have de-
scr1bed.
AIRPLANE LUGGAGE7
(Fron, T. S. H., Washington.
Can any Of your readers tell me
II 1t Is possible to paint or otherwise
re1inish airplane luggage? I have
tan covered case which is soiled
and marred, although the inside is
in excellent condition.
PLANTS WANTED?
from Mrs. P. s., HilIandale, Md.)
This Is the time Of year when most
Of us are out In our gardens divid-
ing our bulbs, roots and shrubs.
II any Of your kind readers have
any extras" they can spare. I
should be very happy to have them.
Also any unusual slips that are
rooted for house plants.
RETIREMENT?
(From r. S. w., Rtperdale.)
In answer TO r. B., Bethesda, Nd.
I, too, have been looking for an
answer to some one wanting retire.
ment information. Am retired at
SO, married and receive $4,000 per
year. I cannot seem to keep with
in my $4,000 per year. Surely. some
Of the thousands Of Government re-
tired workers are now living within
their income. Tell US how to make
both ends meet!
SWORD FERNf !
WORN SILvER7
from Mrs. z. r. s., Arlin1ton.)
have sword fern and would ap-
preciate knowing how to care for it.
I am in an apartment and have not
been able, so far, to grow anything
Think maybe it's due to gas fumes
from the refrigerator.
Another query, what can be done
with fiat silver that is worn? To
have It plated would cost q fabulous
sum, yet dislike throwing 1t out.
BOILED APPLE DUMPL1NGSp
(Fron1 Mrs. c. D. D.. Washington
I am urgently in need Of q recipe
for boiled apple dumplings. My
mother used to make them and my
one recollection Is that she put them
In Toured cloth before boiling.
Will appreciate any assistance your
readers can give me.
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GRILLETTE.
(Fron1 Mrs. r. J. w., Washington
have just purchased a new alu-
minum grillette. Can you readers
give me some suggestions of the va
rious uses 1t may have? Does 1t al
ways need greasing? VIII food par
ticles stick like In other aluminium
pans and what is the best way to
clean 1t?
KEEPING BABY COVERED.
from Mrs. A. H., Arlington.)
To keep q e-month-old baby COW
cred, put . Light, large wool sweater
over the baby's pajamas and cover
with . regular wool blanket. When
baby goes to sleep, tuck blanket
crosswise under the mattress. This
will be light, warm and give the
baby room to kick his feet, and
his arms can stay out Of the cover,
since the sweater will keep them
warm enough.
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OLD EYEGLASSES?
(From Mrs. A. L. s., Washtngton.)
viii you kindly give me the name
Of place where I can send some
old eyeglasses?
| Nurses Aide II
| Classes
| A new daytime Red Cross
nurses aide class to train vol
unteer workers for service in
Mount Alto Veterans Hospital,
will.open on Wednesday, Octo-
ber 13, according to Mrs. Ernest
Markwalter, chairman Of the
District Red Cross Nurses Aide
Service.
| Mrs. Markwalter said that the
class, which is still open for reg
istration, will be taught at
Walsh House, 2020 Massachu-
sets avenue. |
The classes will be held from
8 am. to 2 pm. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. |
Those interested in working