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L - Puree of Green Peas.
quart of green peas (or a closet make
). bunch of parsley. two young vegetables.

two quarts of good milk or
pepper and -salt. Cut onions

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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good receptacles: .

 

in all are tender. about half an . With 800d results.
Then drain, rub all through a. v
or colander and add them to the} khan you soak your clothes pm
broth or milk Do not allowlone cupful of ammonia.
to boil after adding the peas. Sea- ‘ qmckly loosen the d’"‘
"and serve in hot cups with a:
sprig of parsley in center. To '
1) hot start; over a kettle of boil- or towel it can easxly be removed
. Awater until about to serve. .addmg ammonia.

 

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Coffee lce Cream.

will be no (ii . .-‘:‘.’>le

' 'clear coffee. one cu ful of
m p sils to wash afterwards.

. one saltspoonful salt. three
tablespoonfuls flour. 1-4 cup of cold
. ll: and two eggs. Add colfee to the
Whilangfbgl‘iléar, salt. flour and the as moths do not like printeis ink.
Wer‘cupful of cold milk. then stir
(who—boiling water for twenty on' th
tes, stirring until smooth and
ck. Beat. the eggs with sugar, pour
othe. boiling mixture and Stir until {To take grease out of leather app
3.99; is set. Strain. set aside to white of an egg, dry in sun; repeat
cold and then freeze. Use one part necessary.

rock‘salt to three parts of fine ice. '

 

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._ -. Root Beer.
[flip Sassafras bark,
.. plmento’ and Wintergreen, or lSkim milk is best for washing lin
with one ounce. wild cherry bark, lcum. \'
lcoriander seeds and hops. of each one-
}fil‘ onnco: ‘proof spirit, six Ounces.
M‘theae ingredients can be found at wilh tissue paper before w
’flle drugstore. '
I {Bruise the herbs and soak for six
m. s in an earthen jar
lrlt. Strain the liquid and add oxalic aCid.
mush water to make the whole
~ 6mm. measure six ounces—one-half When SCWbbmS ”‘9 50"“
Mblerful. Pour this essence into a small piece at a time, and iilt'll
‘7“ gallon jar with five pounds of won't b" so tired as if 30“ hiid '73
I re granulated sugar. and add five a large piece.
113 of water and a half yeast
0 which has previously been dis-
=ed in a littlewater.
m well 'and bottle

‘hangers to put things on.
yellow dock

 

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lnk stains of long standing on ca
with the pet can be removed by treating wit

 

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at once in

553. patent stoppers. Place these for rub.
1130 days at about summer heat. When
3119 elfervescence is com
“the bottles in a. cool place. >
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.SLAYER-SURRENDERS HIMSELF

“'hen you are
plete. store bathing cap, wash it out
with water. “'hen it is dry rub' pow
dot on the inside and outside to pre
\ent from sticking together.

 

 

filled Walks into Stafford and is

Made Prisoner. as it gives better results- than a t'iUllI

 

AFFORD; July 22.—A man sup-
’ to he Michael Mickowvitch. a

‘ 'Wells. 44. a farmer in Union, seV- nzture palmh'
iles from here, while “'ells was

in a group of members of his To . _
. walked into this nown yesterday place a. Tui'klsu town] folded sen-m?
surrendered himself, lie was ”me" 0" “Wing bUal‘d, dampen Hr.
'np pending an investigation of Embroidery. lay it righ Sid down. c0\ er
'Wllh a thin cloth and press. This
,.I , ‘CoronerO'Connell of 'I‘ollandI method M“ bring out the
yoga!) in inquest in the “Shivbeautii‘ully. Piques and dotted SWlS‘S
' that “.9115 had been hat-barf look like new when ironed this way.
wife and two children of Mick-I Browned flour for gravies and
,who had a farm nearby ,0 the sauces is essential in e’very well
i-‘plaée. because of alleced brutal equipped kitchen. To; prepare this
out at their bony; I, is pre- spread the flour about half an inch

that Mickowvitch shot him in deep in a baking pan. place it in a
- steady own and stir constantly. “'hen

thrown let it get cold before placing it

y 8, July 23.-—-Flame tlirOWers in a jar or tin. it should be tightly
Tom; employed with great suc- Cox‘kpd'
nlghtlng a locust plague in the
olerance, says a dispatch from
. on.

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M
.REV. KARL REILAND

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*r A Sentinel YVant Advertise
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His Highland Lake Cottage No Long.
er Named Heidelberg.

 

 

 

I Rev. Dr. Karl Reiland. pastor of Stfi.
.George's Church in Nev; York city, who-

.has named his summer home on (ht;
lColebrook load and his cottage at:
{Highland Lake. Hyelands. Dr. Rein;
land‘s summer place at iiie lake wasl
'ioimerly called Heidelberg.

 
 
 
 

 

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The state department of health has
received a letter from the depaltment
_ of health of New York state to the ef-
fect that it had no objection to the
transportation of the leper. George
Thompson, aged eighteen years, who is
at the isolation hospital in Hartford
through that state tor the purp’ose or
deportlng him to the island of Trinidad
his llama.- He has lived in mum

 

 

“'ire baskets nailed to the wall of

Use hot water to dampen clotlicS'
I parsley tine. boil with the peaslal’ld they can be ironed in two hours fine milline

It I “‘11“

if there is a stain in your stocking; . '

When baking fish remember to line , '
, . the pan with greased paper. There embroidered as a finish for sleeveless.
One quart of rich milk. one cupful sticky uten~ guimpes of net.

There is nothing better to use under have become «2"?a‘ summer iavorites.‘
. is r u
Mix together one~half carpe o r so than old newspapers

A fancy scalloped edge can be sewed
e hair ribbons to prevent them

'When ironing have a number or coat origin Show”! an unusual trimming'

Greasy dishes should be wiped off

(Y0 :_

A large cork will he found very con-

scouring pans. knive<, New and stattlinz forms are appear-
)Ioisten the end in water. inc.
clean bottles. Tie the corks or (lip in some good cleaning powder and

through with your plaids lUl‘ sport Skirts.
thoroughly

Use a sponge to wash cane furniture
l'se a soft cloth well saturated will.
alcohol to remove stains i‘iom (limit;
. . , table to and lolish V’itll ' ‘ r-
an; who yesterday shot and killed p l ‘ d mm m

pattern

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Latest Fashion Notes. '
for! Filet laccs are now being'made in?
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Straight ostrich is the last word in

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Ribbon and taffeta bordered veils! Fonnns&%;;mnfigozrm
satin are the materials in which the
distinctive frock to the left is fash-
ain worn in the: toned. The deeply flouneod skirt is
’attached-to a long-waisted blouse
trimmed with bonds of plain satin.
lThe collar is of white Georgette.
while the ends of the long closeflt-
tin; sleeves correspond with the
skirt. Three yard: 364ml: plain eat-
ln and 2", yards figured crepe are re-
quired for avenge size.
Striped Challis is very fashionable
,, - for afternoon frocks and the tall ti-
A hack satin of undoubted Paris sure will give preference to the sec-
ond frock. The peplum and dances
on the skirt are outlined with twin
bands of velvet ribbon and this idea
Twitmned, pleat-edged. and metal. is repeated on the cults and collar.
backed narrow ribbons are popular for medium 5‘” ”9‘3“”? 6 yard.- 36'
58mm ' inch material. with 12 yard satin for
‘ " the neck.
“—‘— ‘ First
(‘rezim or white lace, combined with DH.“ No. 3153. Sizes. 34 m 45 inches
dark colored georgctte, is much used. bust. Price. 25 cents. Second Model:
' Dress No. 8209, Sizes. 34 to 44 in-
.A new design employes thirty-six Ch“ bust P3169: 25 “9‘3-
inth silk fringe as a ‘tunic over a
close fitting skirt.

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evening.

 

A new fad is the use of cameos like
“great-grandmother used to Wear.”
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_._._._. away clad in his sheepskin. Prisoners
Navy blue. brown and black hosiery
,1 worn with white oxfords'and pumps well that they take-every means to
. are worn with smartest dresses. 'avoid disinfection more than any-
ilhing else; to avoid being stored at a
Paras-n} no longer follow entirely station they set out or the trains when
the com vnional shape and. style. the stop is at the smaller stations and
enter the town in small scattered
croups which attractless attention.
'The ordinary mortality of exanthe-
in black and nlatous typhus in endemic regions be
““995 and fore the war in Silesia Poland, Russia.
and Galicia was from 6 to 7 per cent,
at present it is over 20 per cent. it is
'true that the epidemic has not yet as-
sumrd the proportions of epdemic
, World '5 “1 Dani?" 0“ Rewrnnce 9' cholera in India. Where. in the town of
Great. Epidemics. Bombay EIODQ’VYllQl‘Q wer ".295 deaths
With the condition 01' 011305 in from January '13 to 25~ H3; but there
which eastern Europe is at present. is great danger for Europe. All easi-
-mine and fatigue have produced a em European states realiie this. and
immiition of lowered resistance to in- though the." were at war with one an-
lw-tion whith favors the reproduction otht't‘ yet they sent their delegates Id
of the epidemics of the Middle Ages" the Budapest congress. and decided to

~;l_vs a writer in the Lausanne tSwit- place their resources in common."
zvrlandl Gazette. 1

“Prisoners are wandering in east-
4T2} Europe on their way to their
homes. innumerable Russians on their Nelly was in the habit of calling on
“‘83‘ t0 the east from Germany. ler- her neighbors frequently. One day;
mans, Auslrinns and Hungarians pass- ( when she came in her mother exclaimJ’.
in: from Russia to the west; Serbs ed. "Where have you been? l‘ve hunted;
and Croats striking south. Poles going‘ everywhere for you." i
to the north. crossing: one another inf She gave a mischievous smile and;
indescribable confusion in Poland,.the' said: “O, l'se ist been over the top."

Ukraine and Hungary. The absence}
of linen and qlozhini: forced these pris— Bobbie. five years old. Whose father
oners to clothe themselves in rags or4 has been a year and a halt in France”
skins in the same way as the. civilian ‘ has an an abnormallmeveloped wish-l
mutilation. bone. When he expressed "his de-l
. “The fight against typhus consists~ sire for this, that or the other. ms.
.mainli‘ in bathing the men and steril- E mother had been inthe habit of putting?
izinz their clothing. The Hungarians him off by saying: “You must wait “I"?
possess ovens. but no coal; the Cze- til daddy gets home." One day his‘
acho-Slovaks hare coal but no ovens. . wishes were working overtime. “I
Soap and body linen are. absent every“.f want a ball." said he, “and 8 (at and a
where. Linen. when put into the oven' dog. and a. little baby Sister—but l‘
is so wretched as to be unwearable af- 'spose 1'“ 113“? ‘0 “'3“ 1m daddy gets

tel'Wal'd and the owner has to be sent ' home."
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HER [MUM-"EB . { Dainty, Cool Frock. Add Half the Jo. l
l to mer [v
WAS SAVE” And here are -
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FllflllllPEllATlllll . . —
cd and 0.41.; .‘
Mrs. Well; of Peteroburg ‘lv Only in
Tells How. ‘ l :
Petersburg. Va.—“For two ears .:--— ’ PICTORIAL i
my daughter suffered from a we. nest: - -' 'I
.nnd pain- in her I. l
right side; It times i ' _\ 7 . I
who was so bod she . ‘ ' ‘ \ 5'}
could not do any l ll ., ll ‘3.
work. For two V ' - > ,‘i l
years she was 'at- _ 3‘
tended by the best . 5 ~ ; l ‘ l
hgicinnslréreand & i . i
acre 8 l
the would have " "J - , -
be ”tented on Will you lllid
suggested Lydia E .
. Pinkham‘s \egeu - - such adotalily
’ " 31°53.“ 9 335213 \ _ youthful styles.
and” ihbgnt finally consenh lpefl From; " Y
e very mm’ ‘1: it c er. an .
now the labgntire ,h We", on: te‘iiling « AUGUST
eve w muc it no one
her. '- re. w. D. nus. 226 North . '
Atkins Streethl’etfinbu , Va. 11' w ‘53“: £39.], PATTERNS
eve w 0 an on u is: * " -
Welledidzr tomb-maladies. painful uncut. “calms?" NOW On Sale l
P? ' Odie, . n3 .
down pains, inflammation or ulceration
would only give this famoue__ root. and am
herb remedy a trial to“? would soon
find relief from such a ering.
For l. “7"??“3” unsuited to ~-— —~ --~’-— _-.m._ “w ~ , - .
m“ ifia - i ham “53“ no Taking the by and large, in a gen-.milk, water and food conditiom
,CtéSLmfiem “agenlulr'ngrgcf'u eral way of a king. there would not Commissioner of Health .h M- l‘.
' be much to choose between cx-Speak-lBlack‘ is personally in chm-rs .19.
For . ell-led sun lei" Joseph G. Cannon and PX—Smakel"5“r\'f‘y and is being afislsled l) l"l“

Over 100,000 people have proven 'Champ Clark. or between (‘laudo uty Commissioner 1'. Eben Rm H‘ i Mi.

. m“ “MH'ERHC'” the mwnmlue .Kitchin of Scotland Neck. North Caro- (‘I'it'k J- MnEnroe and 3““ Ma‘i- ‘t
.' SYKOS MM" PDWfleljlina. and Frank w. Mendel] ol‘ New-vStack oi the department.

One bchrrcves its txt'aordikl'y lirziiii‘ 'castlp_ Wyoming or Jam“; R. Mann of; Dr. E. P. (‘himnan in the local w L-
oner. ‘ eelw 1‘0 ‘32 take notice. ~ . . ' . . . - . . w .
F25? a, m: “,2, a“ om" drug “m, llllinots. and Dorsey “'. Shackcllord of“'m9 “NH“ 0m?“ In New ‘A‘l’d' 1‘ ' "‘

I he Comfort l‘cndu Co.. Bustsn. Mass. jMii-rsouri. Their mental processes ”'0 "“0“?!" 01‘ a survey is hell?“ «' "

 

 

 

 

 

and wencleringciviliam M this so
' continuous service

duce—~a congressman. He is a sharply.
defined type. bearing vocational stig-
iilata.«and comes
recognized and clearly delimited cast

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nature or his work, and daily habit of
life, as clearly a person apart irony
the common

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man. or a_cowboy. or a jockey, or a

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Once you have become familiar with
the species, it is as easy to pick out a
C(lnlfi"“‘§lllfln :1 '1
danlie .Eon in a bed of tulips.
somtt‘iin: about
common and clearly marked charac-
teristics.

j would be more or/leao alike. Given have been made with a View to 304' ill-
any political problem. they would mending lhu‘ the health ofl‘f‘vr in ’4‘, W“
probably attack it about the same way London he ‘Pflld a M181"! lame enmll 31
using the some iactoismut looking at to require his amending to muni' "J
them from opmjde sldes.-—Edwai1l G_ matters exclusively.

Lowry in the “'orld‘s \"ork.

THE CONGRESSMAN.

 

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rize fighter. He becomes and is a
istinct type, a professional. so to say.

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terday began a three-days‘ health stir--

. mm ‘ that the skm' owl
At therrequest of Mayor E. Frank?
vey of that (ity. including an exaniii‘i-é i i I IL§
ation of the general sanitary situation: .

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F Me r of De artment Start u .
our mines in ,Lloodneedthepm-n‘yny
Morgan of New London. four mom-hers.
h’nfl Sale of Any Medicine in “it V'r ’r4
lure.

Three-Dav Summation ? mmmci
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of the state department of health yew.
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