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Every Mother Should Teach Daughters to Be- collie Good Cooks alld Other Arts That Will Make Them Successful

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girl: of my acquaint-anceqhave not as, but lads who are making small —lllliCI1-ll1-l0\’8 young couples worked they could afford 11d they were based llpon the brides v11 housework. In prospect this ill to the girls, and they grew Bl- llillllllg their splck-and-span kitch- l

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"o s of household gatigets. \\l‘ l lt‘ optimistic brides took poss- f U101!‘ new domains, they found that hells were iust as much a terrs. inces- l as the heart of darkest Africa wfllild ‘ zilev were 11o lllorc capable of 80l- ,,,i m y, fly w ling with a telli- would have been tc. Hence the rc- .lt some of tlle Xl€\\‘l,\‘\\‘P(lS hale 1 tilelr kltcilells, and the others

s some sort of a Sylllllellc 1s for (illltler. > ; the success of n 111.1 2e zielx ds more upon tile wile being a, i, oti housekeeper than

one single faCI/ill‘. A s on its stomach. as tlrllly dill, and ‘tlltl and cillltlfCll arc tltllv or weak and y a lllatter of the way

remedy for ‘keeping l1

me is so efficacious as ' Nor can the aver- ‘ l\' ileadwav in. lne against al 1

ll the bills. f-Tfl 1e that a llcnlall out of the back

uni?" ioon than a Infill‘ .» "l tll*o ' in with a sittlvel. work tnev are i CaRm-l lvllil all of these facts staring . ;tllelll Ill the fave. lsllt 1t a slllllltt- " that. lllotllers don't tencil t:le:r> tiallrzilters how to cowk hrfrre mar» 1-1311:- mgtenti of raving IllFIll t") f‘f\'-‘ neriment on their pom- young I1ilS-‘ bands? DOROTHY DIX.

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‘. Afotilcr would lnge education. run a beauty" would have her 7 (l0 llllllllCilflllfll Zilld H; v , l-t. ‘l'lllilil6‘l‘l . _ ._ .. . ~ 1e) ‘titxlllslliktx think it; Th“, Phrlfly. hmlliemf: ‘fhnffinii? to tit Al-llillfi to be at Plfilldl clllllfd ll’ Hf‘ °_ l‘ “ _ m}, b me mos; 1m- , and vctrcta-bles on her p nil-y silclf t caieer a wolllan ever under- i 11nd fell a thrill 05 PP-l-“llfe l" m? thousrilt tiilat all tlT-s lablr 5,110)!“- DIISIIQCI, ha; no doubt, experienced a

a. plave heard many mothers ac-

DOdnL oi never having taught little ileavlltess of ht-ilrt at remem- . s ill1_\'_:lllllg about. b nz there are 31 grapes. And ex will learn 110W‘ ;_ littlz-il it adtll: to the iuxillles

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l , _ panttxl" sllplfy to have. be That's tile will‘

_ l, sides the mannalatie and jelly‘. ' l’ 1 pl lily or jars of sue-er. grace jutce. true, most wotrien_do learnqafttleél Tm many farm homea ‘d3 ‘vim- milélebtiinl-ltq‘uzillgngsiorléllelilajlllfic 10m this IIIXIITY jtiiit becrltlstl‘: lIra-pesl l . - . . A- , , but tilev do it. at a terrible cost to,‘ ti; mllfflhfiigflii Llmbumgs and “my “uénimqm with canninz. With this mct-ilod. - a the canning of grape juice is made “hm Bride u “not n‘ easy and rapidly without, danger of Many g lllarrlage is cluttered in. fermentation of sl-gnr crystals, n’!

... it ' beglzllllllg by the bride's boiling or straining

1,1 .- o1 l tlonlestic platters.’

Mtll oo tltltlct" Elle delllfilcll Ill“? from the stems and pack in ster- ll ltnltlmwlac (if CuOKlllLI 0011195 toriimm jars‘ l-Qgnfdny: carfnfuuv th-

wotllell tr. nature. 85 DltlilJt-‘llifl (diotvillg proportions: For quart I L_-1<_,.1-_;1l'. ll klltawltrtlgc 0i lcatiiilg 1111a l, jars‘ ‘me heaping Hm M may)” and I W‘! s’ - sum “Fall” a Win13 nu“ t one cup of slltrar. Fill the jars with l b.1110 2.1 es ills first dispncslollatehomng “mm, and Se,“ “am, newl {We 5'“ “i” mainmomal “mam he rubbers. When cont pace cans In a I 1a.. got and (it‘Cl(iC5" he lift?) bee: I dark mm c1056,“ Hgreylhey Wm keep} t . LIKLI‘; ilmllilllll kill all osticll. fight? firs? a: iholgd Itlfif, baoperggd t v a wOlllall never thinks of e<‘\"@m 1° 5- l it m9 9 Jllt-ynlooil without remember- liquid will have become a. rich . e zelirs she shed over sad swipe Juice which can be wea-kened ll =- allll nlfflf. that WOllld burn and m half strength before using. The

' nllt would never get done, grapes are perfectly canned and . ling ‘lnc t-ruei thing's her, may be used fm- pies o: 0the_ d2- Ililnlllll .ll about The, 559115, grail n the coffee, DOE RIO llle "' grounds tor lllalll l1 tIWOTOE-

Ir a lllOtifl-l’ wanted to do any-I tililliz to i) I her daUKhIETS mar‘, ~ e her loathe domes-i lrn to gel back to iler_ _llL‘tt she could take not - llltatls to lllzlt end than bv:

3B to 52 years old. Women who u: restless. moody, NERVOUS-who fear bot flushes, dizzy spells-to talc Lydia E. Pinkhnm’: Vegetable Com- pound. Pinkhal-xfs Compound is of- fective to help women during these "trying times" due to functional

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MARCH 2i t0 APRIL 20 (Aries) -l:’letlty of action shown 1:1 to- day's vloramolls ilild excellent work call and sllould be accomplished. Will) all the favorable liltluellccs. you are advuscd not to be reckless- ly illlstl". Rolllailce, courtship and illarrltlge zlre Llll{l€l' friendly bbilfb‘.

APltlL. 21 m MAY 20 tfaurus) —-Y0u wltn lllesilaillcai and ell- gllleerlllg dexterity, ship builders, slt-el, lrozl .lllu other metal work-

's, SOIIIIETS, saziors and police: firs favor your BIKIFHVCYS. Finan- t . net-ti careiltl .upelvlsion.

MAY 2i to JUNE 21 Iuelnuln- Scnle unfavorable tendencies re- iallllg to real estate, 1nlll.ng, farm- ing and ilalldllng ilve siockl Coll- servation is advised tilat you may be prepared for elllergeilcles. Good per 0:1 for cleaning up unflnisiled bu. .

JULY 22 to JULY 23 (Cancer) _Great care and prudence neces- sary in money transactions, giv- ing Glillllldiles and bids, assuming added financial responsibilities. Blilld for future security; improve your intellect and the quality of your work.

JULY 24 t0 AUGUST 22 (Leo) -Tilel'e are nlore important things in life than lllaterlzl] profit and today asks for YOUR considera- tion of eternal gains. A5 you de- velop rightlg; your spiritual and mental outlook, you will safeguard your earning capacity and prove generally,

AUGUST 23 to SEPTEMBER 23 (Virgo) —- Be prepared to encount- er luldrances, perhaps stiff opposi-

Wash the zraprs thoroughly, pick 'll°n 1° Fm" Plans and llrcgmnk

Dont be deterred. however. from proceeding steadfastly aid de- lerminedly’ from your course. SEPTEMBER 24 to OCTOBER 23 (Libra) - Attend quietly and without strain to your usual routine. Don't cause or encourage rifts in domestic affairs. Be the

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A Trlck to Baffle Your Crowd

Gracious, what’: going on? A hilarious trick called "The Windy Cork," which you can pull on your friends at the next get-together.

People love to be fooled-in a

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hit with a repertory of mysterious tricks. How baffling to your

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friends your magic seems-but how easy to you, who know the catch!

To perform the “Windy Cork" trick, you take s large-necked bottle and l cork that will slide easily through the neck. Then you lay the corked bottle horizontally on s table and challenge your audi- ence to blow the cork on into the bottle.

‘They'll hufl and they'll puff-but the cork always blow: out rather than in! Finally you try and the cork sails merrily in, because . . . Well, maybe you see why!

Impress your audience. too, by making eggs fly through the air, an unlighted cigarette spout smoke. It's all grand fun.

The instructions for doing then and other magic stunts are given in our fill-page booklet. Tells how Io work wondrous featl with such =imple paraphernalia a: coins, ards. matches and glass tumblers rs mind-reading tricks. (on.

send 20c in coins for your copy

Paufln W, 353 cnnmins list of materials of Professional ‘Tricks For Amateur

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l pounds sugar Juice and grated rind of I lem- ons

8 cop's water

the pears alnd either dice the pears or cut them in slices lengthwise. Add the water and boil the mix- ture until the pears are tender. Add all the other ingredients and simmer the mixture until it 1s thick. Pour the mixture into clean. hot jars, and seal them.

FIVE FRUIT BAUCI

5 tomatoe:

5 apples

5 peaches

5 pears

5 plums (large)

Peel and slice tonlatoes, apples, peaches and peels. Cut plums in half and remove pita. Add.

2 cups vinegar

2 cups honey

2 tablespoons salt

Add spices In s bag (1 teas cloves, 1 teaspoon mixed spice, 2 sticks cinnamon).

1 1-2 hot.

OLD - FASHIONED PICALILLI 5 pounds green tomatoes

bright, encouraging spirit to help olllcrs forward. _ y UCIUBER 2i to NOVEMBER 22 3 (Scorplo) Today's V.I.)l'ilLl0ll5 fsilouiu lorm a sillllllal-IS for achieve- llllcllt ior you clever SCOYpZO-IOIK. N01 a, 11in1b_\'-panlby, easy day but,

one challenging your maneuver- ,a.bility in handling cilallgllig and IUAIIICLIIL C0llfllllOllS and exacting

people.

NOVEMBER 23 t-o DECEMBER .22 (Sagittarius) -- Just the kznd of ‘day to tackle tilose odd tasks you never have time for oll the busler finish up for the weekend.

Mlllcr matters lllore fllvored than ltnfalnillar undertakings. y DECEMBER 23 to JANUARY 21

(Capricorn) -- Risky financial ‘tscilemes, extravagance and im- .provement buying should be taboo.

tAll salltl and u cfui activates and interests are favored. Pay close . vii in <i1~t.l.i.-._

SIIANUARY 22 w FEBRUARY 2ol

JAqlloi-lus) - Hccd advice to lCaprlcornlans. Correct errors and Jprepare for Mondays work before you leave office. store or factory. ,Achievelllellt is possible today by strict attention to duty.

FEBRUARY 21 t0 MARCH 20 ltPiscefs) - Splendid for phglan. ltilrctpc, goverllltlellt and educa- lilOliah matters but not/especially auspicious for quick motley-milking. lFoulldation work and preparations lfor future expansion can be ad- jvanlattecusly carried through. A CHILD BORN ON THIS DAY ‘will want to accomplish all the , time, will never be sattsfied to fall ‘lil[0 a rut, of inactivity. May not, ‘seem robust but with God's grace wtili have excellent vitality and jrccuperative powers. Talents espec- ially‘ suited i0 occupations connect- czi It'll-ll allllnais or tile soil, to literary endeavor, music.

Anaemia Children Must Have Special Diet

Many children, especially those poor, pale-faced little mites who live under CfOWdMI conditions in cities, suffer from anaemia. What; can be done to prevent town chil- dren from becoming anaemic? Firstly, they need an abundance of fresh air; they must be out of doors as lnucll its possible and must sleep with their window's wide open all the year round. Pro- vided that they have sufficient coverings both above and below them, they will not become chilled.

Anaemia children have generally had too starchy a diet. with Insuf- ficient protein. Protein, as most of you know, is found in eggs. milk, cheese, fish. beans, lentils, rice, nuts and barley The follow- ing foods are blood forming: Liv- er. beef. bone marrow, eggs, spin- ach, flowering broccoli, turnip tops and watercress. dried apricots, peaches. prunes, raisins and grape- fruit juice. Vegetables should be ,steanled because the good pro- pertics are lost. in boiling unless tile water is preserved for making soups. Whilst breast nlilk is a complete food for a baby, it l usolnclvlltlt deficient in iron. and cows milk Is even more so. It Is a wise precaution. tilerefore, to feed baby on one of the dried milks which contains added iron. For

In what was described as s "purge" of anti-Fascist, defeatist individuals in Italy, Prince Aliessandro Torlonla, son of the former Elsie Moore, of New York,

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5 pounds ripe tomatoes

1 1-2 pounds anions

8 red peppers

8 green peppers

1-2 cup salt

3 cups pure cider vinegar

3 cups water

2 pounds light, brown sugar

1 1-4 ICEIpTOOIIS celery seed

z teaspoons white mustard Iced i teaspoon whole cloves

, 1 stick cinnamon, broken

I Wash vegetables. Remove stem ends. Citing vegetables and mix illicit. Add salt and let. stand over- ynight. Drain through s cheese- lcloih bag. pressing out juice. Mix vinegar, water, sugar, celery seed. and mustard seed. Add clovm and lcinnamon in a bag. Boil 5 min- iutes. Remove spice bag, and add tvegetabie mixture. Simmer 35 min- llltes or until thick, stirring occas- tionaliy. Seal in hot, sterilized jars.

PINWIIEEL CASSEROLE

2 pounds leg of veal

4 teaspoons flour

1 teaspoon salt

1-8 teaspoon pepper

1 1-2 teaspoon sugar

1 sliced onion

4 tablespoons bacon dripping;

1 cup water

6 small onions

Piece of a, bay leaf

1 cup cooked carrots t

1-2 cup cooked pens

1-2 cup cooked celery

1 1-2 tablespoons flour

Pinwheel crust.

Method: Remove any extra bone. fat or gristle from the 1118M and cut. into about 2-inch cubes. Com- bine the 4 teaspoons flour, the nail. Detrpcrhiltgd sugar and dip the Veal

.cl_ibes this, making sure each piece of meat. L: ‘avail-coated. Melt the bacon dripplngs in a pan

and add the sliced onion along with the flour-coated meat. ‘iliown the meat well on all sides. Now add the clip of water and the 6 small onions that; have been ipeeled and left whole. and the D800 of bay leaf Cover the pan and simmer gently until the meat is tender, for about 1 gout.

0w remove the moat. and lilo to a. bak dish and add theocotnf

Veflswb (the cal-rota, pzas and celery). 'I‘hicken the vest stock left in the first. pan by adding the 11-3 tablespoons flour that. has been moistened to s. paste with cold water. Pour this gravy, when it has become smooth ma mick W" the Ve8ebables and meat in m,’ bflhklns dish. _ with the p1... w eel crust and bfllfg 1n g “my h“ We" (425 dBB- F.) for about 210 minutes or until tin crust is

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those children in wil “mt has been diagnosed btymtheandocto? there are special dried milks that

contain sufficient. lro d the condition. n to reme y

THE DIET

TM fellvwlna died should be given to a child suffering from any degree of anaemia:

On waking-Either orange, mato or grapefruit juice.

Breakfast — Grapefruit followed

either by a good brand of cereal, bacon or egg. The latter is rich In iron and can be given three times weekly, Milk to drink, with whole- wheai; bread and honey or mar- maiadc. i Dinner — Lightly cooked liver, supplies more iron than other meats, but underdonc steaks, raw screwed bt-‘sf-notnmince may also be! given. Spinach, green salads and carrots are especially rich in iron, but. all green vegetables are good, and some should be given daiy.

Tea-Avoid sweet cakes and bis- cults and give instead honey or whole wheat bread. fruit. jellies, w-

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mato, Marmltc, watercress or cress’

sandwiches.

Supper-Milk or vegetable scum according to the age of the child; sweet biscuits. bread and mllkoru cereal should be avoided.

Plenty of water must be given to drink each day.

DIAGNOSIS

It is not easy for those who are ignorant of such things w disg- nose anaemia. and herein lies the importance of having Baby and the toddler, too. examined at regular intervals by u. doctor in order to see that he or she is making correct progress.

The wamin symptoms of anaemia are pa faces, with polo gluns and inner slufacel of the eyelids. When children are tanned by the sun an anaemic condition may be overlooked. and, if it. is suspected the blood can be ox- amined, and the dl con- firmed in that: way. Anaemia chil- dren will probably be irritable and are quickly til-ed.

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APPLES should be spread out on a, shelf; never store in paper bags. ‘Illey keep longer, and i! one de- velops a. brown spot it needn't. spread to the others.

t BANANA-SKINS sfl-VO IVIB bOOt. lpollsh. Rub the leather with the [inside of the skin and when dry ipolisll with dusler or brush.

i CAKES WII1 keep flesh 30118611! ll

|farthew Wh-cn sprinkled with flour before chopping. This prevents the fruit. caking imo ltunlps.

ESSENCES for flavoring should be measured out with a. medicine- dropper. Pouring carelessly may ruin your cake or pudding and waste essence.

FRYING-FAT should be clarified alfter use by boiling in astrong pan with plenty of water. Mien co‘d re- move the layer o: clean fat, sci-alp- ing off any sediment. It Ls then levady to use again.

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