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El.l.Ell'8 DIARY

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Antiquities and customs

ny F. H. tIl0ArIhI1t

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may 4, 1953)

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iinginess

. Thrifi and

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Better English

. 11 What does Urim and Thurnmln

r ,' - T1-' - the UHHERC issue of Ifaclean's K 1 l '1 in" WW I: e. o. Williams mean? These were in-out-paw at Case Against "Tighfwads" Someflm'es Mainline will have it. that some 'i WVVN - the high priest worn over the heart, do gamut. cu-.1... um," wm,

Made By Spendtllriff Wives

DEAR MISS DIX: In regard to what you as about the tlghtwsd husband, I think the stingy husband is as rare s a white blockblrd. and that when this charge is made against a man it is generally made by s thrlftless wife. He wants to save something for the future. She wants to spend everything as they go along. If you could know the

often translated "Lights and For- fections'. or "Light and Truth". some scholars supposed that scrip- tures were translated by of the Urinl and Thurnmin. Joseph smith. founder of the Mormon re- ligion, claims he was able to trans-

other folks belonllnal. a fault we believe lies in the home from whence the offender comes. It is always -ween: that than "ours" has transoende my over "theirs." It is only an ideal of the Golden Rule 30 "Swot the property of others.

., Qmwemlhavea smooth f: surface for the iron when ironing - over buttons?

- A. When lrorllli I tlrment

, that has large buttons, use several

thicknesses of Turkish towels, or a

1. What is wrong with this sen- tence? "The bird flew up above the house."

2. What is the correct ,ronunc- iatlon of "cauliflower"?

Which one of these words is

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nm We; son the W” Bard: h "””n' clfnmymti a1:"uy' ,, gunggule Wu G, ",0 mm". 1 The husband's parsimony. it is because he is trying to lay ""7. '""'d 3- P9I'hIpa this is g .

bumm, Wm sink mmnfhe 30'” pm, l'.,,w "i W” e wmd mm" hmdhekel which 3",; ' Jaw up enough to safeguard their old age. There is a lot secret the years yield - the real- 3 I "pt me” ' ' of difference between stinglness and thrift. 15351011 "Ill Whit ml? 116 to Us

ding. leaving a. smooth surface for the iron. Q. How can I give an attrac-

5. What is is word beginning with di that means ”to make less”?

wherever resident. was found to contribute for the upkeep of the Temple. 2. The tax. custom. dues.

GEORGE A. "only an old thing -.not worthy

of a second thought" my be an esteemed possession of the owner

DONUTS

ANSWER: Indeed there is. and one is as ad-

bl lshli fish? . K. gfrmon 13 the mm anmcuve SNSWER5 l'::;n:g:r:(::lP'1l:xel:;?nt2x:::cebg x :2: H b mirable and fine as thdeugther isbrritean and sordid. bulb and irreplacabls. This then. a fine samish for the fish course. Cut 1. Omit up. 2. Pronounce the civil authorities. The former was fnf,:;'f,f,'m''lw"” ”” W” " "" '""" e w"" "9"" V "' f:”E”c:ul:t;s;”:h2:”:;L'! 0' 21:33:; Theft: sood for vim constitution bet-use theirs

inio thin slices, clip in minced i parsley, or sprinkle with paprika. ' Q. How can I prevent rust when storing a stove?

A. A stove or heater that is to be stored can be protected from rust if a few pounds of lime are placed in any old receptacle and let inside the door.

au as in caught, not as o in doll 3. clairvoyant. 4. To interrupt the course of. "The letter was inter- cepted." 5. Dlmlnish.

paid in Jewish. the latter in Roman coin. It was the former which Jesus paid with the money from the fishes mouth and the latter which bore Caesar's likeness. Persons used to pray while stand- ing. the arms stretched upwards, . the hands extended with the palms ' outward, and the face lifted heav- onward. It was in this posture that Moses was sustained all day by

light, fluffy, crisp. plump and golden-brawn-made from purest ingredients-parsed by the Sopl-sale Court of Dockers-a if found to be nutritious, digestible and supremely de clout.

TE ST 0! CHARACTER

I consider thrift one of the headliner; among the virtues, and the ability to practice it a test of character. Thrlftless men and women are invariably weak and self-indulgent. lacking in foresight and Judg- ment. and they never amount to anything in the world. You .emem- ber that the great railroad builder. Hill once declared that he could tell what any young man would be twenty years hence. if he could save. he would succeed. If he lacked the ability to save, he would be a failure. ,

I think thrlftiness is a matter of duty and honor because if we do

lesm as well as their prayers, to dispel - the idea that "Ours cost more - and so it's betferi" and re- place it with "Yours is worthy of our respect - because it is yoursl"

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The Stars Say - -

By Genevieve Kensble

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. . . Try libs NEW variety doua pscgsgs today-me "Manners!" a womanly woman red and white trsy-s treat for All the family. exclaimed in our hearing recently, . "Ellen, would you believe it? Knlghthood has long ago fioiwaud

At Mcal'l:-1: or for S:.u:l4.-i---simply

r , Aaron and nu; (jg;-in me mm; not lay up something for the rainy day we become burdens on others. - . . and gone to seeds I suppose we , ,

.f Modern Etiquette i For Frldlr. May I or Rephidem, In . lgtter period, All of us know plenty of young people whose lives are blighted by can lay the blame on ourselves for dellclr i

-g me head was bent sugmiy 19,-wad. having to support thrlftless parents who should have provided for not demanding even common court-

: By Roger” Lgg ; THERE are most hopeful and the body Smopinm the hand, ",3. their old age. but who did not. They spent everything they made esy in our way of life. You know

fvv , eventful auguries for forging mg on the knees. -men came what as they went along. , . there wag 5 time win” 1;, Wu . '

xoszxosasocxwsoosoovo ahead with the inauguration of was known as pennemm prayer, When people who could provide for themselves selfishly refuse to lovely thing. Just to be I woman. y I . I , . y ,

do so. they are as dishonest as any sneak thief who ever picked the pocket of a relative or friend.

There is no man I have more genuine sympathy for than the one who is working hard and tryingbto save something ligur tlxte fulnnka, anid w balke l ' hi en e vor s endthri w e. he hus an s wllgsslesstlnglndessnl diplolge aare thbsg w!l,lo have lslenty and who refuse ed' and men” gem” (mm the P”' to give their wives a fair divide. And there are many more husbands 5”" M me" ”'l9V9i1 - - "id U like this than liberal men surmise. mm "'9' "W95 "'9" CMVIITY 0' made is breach of etiquette, she

I have met a very nice xlrl through my hus- promptly 3W00neCl. and all within

new plans and projects. Particu- lar skill. adaptability and insight assure the hearty support of in- vestors, capital or influential per- sons whose aid may be impala- tive. This should be on a basis of sound business acllmcn and prac- tical techniques. It should not re- sult from forcing issues or from reckless assurance. Studied efforts

Men went out of their way to be polite to us. They held a sainfed respect for the sex. They kissed ilily-white hands when they court-

when the person. praying kneeled, with the body inclined forward or prostrate. the fore head and hands resting on the ground. 0 O 0

Believe it or not, but the He- brews were ignorant of the art of churning butter. They made a kind of clotted cream by permitting milk

Q- Where should the presiding officer sit at the banquet table who should sit on his right and who at his left?

A. The presiding officer should sit at the center of the spea'.:ers' table. facing the diners, with the most important guest on his right, the next in importance on his left.

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the back of the throat and deep infections of the neck from throat infections have nearly vanished "The acute inflammatory pm- ccsses within the sinuses rim only

That Body Of Yours

DEAR MISS DIX:

Q. Should a bride tell the per- son who gives her money as a. wed- tiiglg gift how she is going to use 1

and sound tactics could win, not provocative measures. For pleas- ant Joint action be agreeable and restrained.

For the Birthday

Those whose birthday it is.llave excellent prospects for laupciiin new ventures of scope and import- ance. In these undertakings Joint action. outside capital and influ- ence may be vital to success. While the energies and initiative are ex- citing and ideas and mentality are in line for making the grade, an attempt to overplay,or to resort or force or too ailaressive tactics could

A. Yes. if at all possible. she should tell the donor what she will buy with the money.

Q. What should one do when uldressing a business letter to a woman and one does not know whether or not she is married?

A. The proper thing in this case B to use the prefix "Miss."

' Household Scrapbook

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3! Rolwrh L00 i alienate rather than placate those

.. disposed to colaiborate. Keep wococnzoos ”WV'”” .

fl'3'SEl,'C? amiable although decisive for the

happiest results.

A child born on this day is splendidly equipped for ll. construc- tive and successful career, being Cnlffpflslng and keen. All over- aggressive temperament could undermine happy prospects.

If the kid gloves seem -to have been hopelessly spotted by rain drops don't lei: them dry, but while they are still on the hands and damp, rub very gently with a damp cloth so that the rain drops are scattered. it you do this i.n time, they will not spot.

Making Jelly

Do not forget, when making jel- lies, to use fruits and berries that are under-ripe rather than Over- irlpe. This will ensure better eon- aistency and flavor.

Preserve

Wetting the brooms in boiling . soapsuds at least once a week will , toughen them and prevent the i - ' l '- wisps from falling out.

SCALIJS ' BURNS 1315 one pule ol Baking Soda and wafer and cover with at.

damp cloth.

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to partly ferment. This concoction is said to have had a pleasant tart flavor, somewhat resembling that of lemon cream. Even today. few native Syrians use butter, pre- ferring the clotted cream of their ancestors. This may have been the "butter in a lordiy dish" which Joel brought to Sisera. when she opened a bottle of milk. Crucifixion was unknown to the Jews until introduced by the R0- mans, who used it for the punish-

ment of slaves and the lowest criminals.

Mountains of the Scriptures followw:-

Abarlm Num. xxxiil 4'7. 488 na- laam's blessing.

Ararat Gen. viii 4 Resting place of the Ark.

Bashan Deut. iii 13 Part of 0g's country.

Carmel Ikln. xvili 19 Elljalfs sacrifice.

Ebal Deut. xxvii 4 cursing of law breakers, etc.

Gerlslm Josh. viii 33. 33 John iv 20 Blessing of the keepers of the law

Gilboa. 1. Barn xxxl 8. I. xxlx 1 Scene of the Convcnant between Laban and Jacob. site of the trans- giguration.

Gilead Gen. load is Scene of Saul's death.

Hermon Deut. iv 40 site of Elder and Nsin.

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letting this go on. Donlt you think

thinking something wrong about it? some Mattlea?

a week. For a woman to think that she

ladies.

to her. pression that it troubles me. me again as of old. Do you think

ANSWER: Of course she can

hand. She works at the same place that he does. great fancy to her and she comes to our house once every week for salts, and waited anxiously for a dinner and considers both of Us her good friends. People are beginning flicker of her evellds to show that to 'tell me that she is after my husband and that I am a fool for she hadn't gong to bean gnge1 com.

Nothing can bring back her faith in you. heart any more than you can mend a broken vase. least attempt to atone for your sins against your wife by telling her of your repentance and try topmake the remainder of her life happy.

nonomr mx cannot reply perlonally to readers, but will sna- war questions of generallntoroat through her column.

I have taken a

it possible for a husband and wife

who love each other dearly to have a girl friend without the world

What can I say to these meddle- MRS. M. L. K.

ANSWER: There is nothing you can say to them that willddo ajny good because they get a delight out of scandal-mongering an en oy putting the worst construction on everything. The wise course for 3”": "Wm r' 1' h9 W-lldl 9P9" 3 you to pursue is just not to notice them. You can't possibly please all 99' W "W 0' Wm” '- PI"?! your friends and aoquaintences. so the best thing to do is lust to "W" b 5”” '0 the 9"? l? h9 ""3 please yourself and let them go hang. p But don't let them break up your friendship with the nice girl. 8"09- tea. honestly. Im ready to because you get pleasure out of that. and if she in a lonely girl wltll- faint dead away at the like!"

out any home except a hall bedroom or is boarding house. you are ' ' ' giving her a great pleasure by having her to a family dinner once

can protect her husband and keep

him safe by never inviting an attractive girl to her house is silly in A world which is full of women and in which he works side by side with girls every day. Temptation is about him on every side and he is faithful to his wife. or a phllanderer. according to his nature and not because his wife watches him or quarantine: the house against pretty

she can?

A MAN OF REGRETS never love you again as of old. You cannot mend a broken But you may at

Cook's Corner g R. Oh5NG:oU?A l

4 eggs. separated

V. cup stiff orange msrmslsde IA teaspoon ss.lt

3 tablespoons slide!

115 cups milk

',6 teaspoon salt

2 tablespoons sugar

1 tsbleqloon flour

IA teaspoon vanilla

a. wire whip if possible. hid in marmalade. V. teaspoon salt arsd 3 tablespoons sugar.

Turn into the well greased top pert of a doulbe boiler, cover and cook over simmering water about 1 hour and 20 minutes V A silver knife inserted into the centre should come out clean.

Meanwhile. make a custard sluce as follows:, scald milk with sugar grid salt. Beat egg yolks well. add flour. stir until smooth. Pour a small amount of the hot milk mix- ture into the yolk mixture, mix thoroughly and return to the larger amount of milk mixture. cooking over hot water until mix- ture ooats the spoon. Remove from heat, cool: and vanilla.

Tum souffle out onto serving plate. cover with sauce and serve at once. Garnish with almonds.

lg Morning Smile g Tooled

when the talkative lady visitor left. Imarownsaldfofsiswife: "That woman spoke so much that you couldn't get a yard in edge- wise"

--I" word--" ssm-tad use are-m. "-s word! I eoulart get a. syllable i:llh'ledgQse. I oomdnit even say

Don't Make This Mistake When Child Is

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Murder Gaul Not Kill

"Right you ere, Laurette; we'll have another go. There are still a few things we have to get clear about. Do you think it possible that Leasing realizes you're not so sure of him-that you suspect him in any way?"

"No, he may have thought I've cooled off a bit, but he doesn't just understand how completely my feelings towards him have changed. I must say." she added frankly. "I didn't give him any indication. I wasn't sure until-well-until now. I sent a message, of course, that I was leaving Town. I said I was going into the country for a few days. but didn't tell him where. nor did I tell anyone at Porchester Crescent, so that's all right.”

"What about Gordon and his pal? Have they to get off- scot free?"

"Gordon hasn't anyway," she re- minded him tersely. Don't you think they can keep? Naturally they wont squeal tonight's happpen- ings; they daren't. There's just one point this Miss van Buren, whose portrait you were to paint. Isn't ll. strange that she ...”

"Good lord. Laurette." he inter- rupiad hastily. "I'd forgotten about her for the moment, but you're not suggesting she's-had anything to do with fti No. no; Gordon and company under l.essing's , orders, merely made use of the lucky op- portunity my trip down here hand- ed to than.”

"Yea?" drewled Laurette. "Then isnt is curious they were down here more than a full day fore- hand?"

He looked at her frowningly.

"Damn!" he exclaimed. "that is curious. Even more curious is that talopbone meusge I got. who could know 1 would be at the van Dunn's cottage nee herself and perhaps ts? Perhaps one of then 'phoned from "Tbs rhr

log a rag of scale sort tonight. I say-what about going over there and doing a little investigating? Afurwsids I'd like to get back to fondon."

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I Item wouidse soalething more oQlllIllC,W casel-

gunshot ran to her with smelling

pletelyi Well. I'm telling you. that I'm ready to swoon in this day and generation when any courtesy at all is extended to me! I feel actual- ly guilty now, if one of the oppos- ite sex comes to his feet when I

his hot when I nod to an acquaint-

However, if "by and large" there inclines to be a lessening of court- esy in our every-day living, we can still find mannerly folks, not those who may assume these for the mo- ment. but to whom good manners are as spontaneous and real as the pleasant smile upon their lips. And we can heartily agree with the

DEAR. DOROTHY DIX: I am a man in my late forties. I mar- Aul'hm' that mnle" 15 I 1"” WV" ried a fine. sweet girl. but for some unknown reason I was never true 9' 15 mlmll l3"u"0lY- T0 Welt I Every time my wife would forgive me and take me back. She D9503 l'C5DeCllll!1li. 10 rarely kisses me now and goes about so quiet and with such a hurt ex- him F0Sl360lfll11.V. tend to enlender I have neglected her and wrecked her respect. We can also agree life. but now I would give everything in the world if she could love him in part, when he says."lt was

speak to with a better world. a world of fewer divorces, happier homes when peo. ple said, "How do you do?" instead of, "I-fowire yuh?" called their eld-

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