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Hot Water Gingerbread. -‘
Fat, 3 tablespoons. boiling “Ethel. L.
cup. molasses 1 cup; barley flour, 2‘:
cups; ginger. 2 teaspoons; salt, 2,: tea
spoon; soda. 1 teaspoon. Melt the lat
by adding the hurling water. add mo-
lasses. Silt together the flour, spice.
salt and soda. Add liquid gradually to
the sifted dry ingredients. Beat rigor-
ously. Pour into greased shallow pane
and bake about 2.3 minutes in a mod-
erate oven, (One cup ground rolled
oats may be substituted for 1 cup bar.
Iey flour). ..
Yield; Three cakes; 432 inches, 12
servings.
Slope“ of Bread for Garniehing.
Cut slices of stale bread about one
tlllr‘dM‘ an inch thick. trim into any
form desired. Fry them in butter until
some an dark, but not burned. and
Some light brown. When they are
- crisp In! them on a cloth to dry. When
wanted to adhere to the edge or a diehl
dip the end in a mixture of white of-
very hot. the aippeta will not stay in
their ploce.
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- Breed Omelet. .
Mix equal quantities of bread crumbs
and cream talways save every rpoon-
Household Hinte.
Meat pit-s may be tirade oi any ten
der‘ lett—ot‘er meat.
l’ulverired lime mixed with the
white of egg makes a good china
cement.
l-Jtery grown person should drink
three pints of water" a day.
By adding a little kerosene to mater.
nickel plating will polish brightly.
Two ounces of lot per day is as much
as any person needs.
. One potato supplies as nluch start-i1
as one slice of bread.
Borax added to the starch prevents
its sticking to the irons.
(‘ornmeak boiled rice and barley:
flour make excellent griddle cakes.
Try boiling rice in milk. The tiaror
is much richer.
So much put l‘ -‘ 'rgin; can he do w
in drippings that lard need not h- .t—t u
very frequently.
Working the blades of steel kitchenl
egg and flour. If the, dish be model knives in the ground a few times re l
moves stains.
Macaroni boiled. creamed and served
with poached eggs on top makes a nice:
lunch dish. I
A few drops of lemon juice rubbed;
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:shate ot attention. Many, many things
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Eriuinerute her needs how truly plenti-l
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United States Minister to Bulgaria
Dominick J. Murphy. who accom-
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“I 0‘ cream. “130 milk for sour milk. briskly on black or brown leather will! (
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break an ounce ot‘ bt‘rttaer ntno|l>its. add give it 9'1"!”th WIN“ V , W
with it salt, pepper and nutmeg. When Yeast bread may 'be made wrlh rye
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‘br'ead. beat it until smooth with u with milk if possibks' t’
fork. mix With it three well beaten The beaten whites of on egg stirred;
e _ ii. I“ like an ordinal" omelet for
W ry 3 into a tumbler of jelly makes it (le-
three or four minutes. '
llClOllh‘ sirun for hot cakes.
Bread Crust: for Soupe. (lxnllc acid dissolved in hot water; -
« T03“ bread crusts in from M “i and used with soap cleanses brass beau?
small fire and on a wire toaster. When‘ . .
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through the house.” That’s
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and asthuiati ‘. spasms break one's N Ft
and weaken one so that the system is
rundown am serious sickness may re-
from slipping. . . .
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One heater, one pipe, one
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' housc. Easy to install and 0p-
crarc. Keeps the cellar cool.
Good for most old houses as
wcll as new. On trial for 60
days and guarantecd'lor 5
years.
Come in. and se'c this heater.
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