,armour's ,monthly ,cook,book ,illustration ,a ,monthly ,magazine ,of ,household ,interest--4 ,,vol4 ,,ii ,,no4 #ab ,,october #aiac4 ,illustration ,,contents ,a ,necessity in the ,pantry #f ,answers to ,correspondents #bb ,baked ,beans--,a ,national ,dish #ba ,baking ,day #ac ,everyday ,uses of ,armour's ,grape ,juice #d ,from the ,pantry ,shelf #h ,halloween #aa ,halloween ,hints #f ,hints for ,october #bc ,home ,dressmaking #aa ,informal ,porch ,suppers #e ,little ,stories by ,our ,readers #ah ,making ,money for the ,church #ai ,prize ,contest ,story #i ,sauting and ,frying #g ,small ,pieces from the ,whole ,ham #ab ,supplying the ,meat ,flavor #aj ,the ,daily ,menu #ad1 #ae1 #af1 #ag ,the ,subject of ,desserts #d ,where ,does ,your ,housekeeping ,money ,go8 #bj ,why ,eat ,fruit8 #bj ,the ,garden in ,october ,october is a fine time to plant every kind of bulb1 root and tuber1 also all deciduous plants and shrubs1 except those with thin bark or thick1 fleshy roots 7e4g41 birch magnolia74 99 99 99 99 99 ,clean up and burn diseased plants1 manure the garden1 plow it and leave it all winter4 99 99 99 99 99 ,burn asparagus tops and manure the bed4 ,also make new asparagus and rhubarb beds and plant sets of extra early pearl onions for use next ,march4 ,put some parsley plants in a box and place it in a light cellar or in a shed4 99 99 99 99 99 ,put some frozen rhubarb roots in a barrel of earth in the cellar where they will produce pie-plant1 for winter use4 ,dig chickory for salad and store in sand in a dry cellar4 ,blanch endive by tying lightly at the tips4 99 99 99 99 99 ,pull up cabbages1 leaving roots on1 and stand upside down on shelf in cellar4 ,pick cranberries this month4 ,then cover the bog with a foot of water to drown bugs and to protect from frost4 ,rake up the fallen leaves and use as a mulch for flowers and shrubs4 ,hardwood leaves like oak and chestnut contain more plant food than those from soft wooded trees4--,garden and ,farm ,almanac4 ,doubleday1 ,page and ,company4 ,every ,morning ,a ,little ,crystal of ,thought for ,every ,day in the ,week ,,sunday4 ,most of us could manage to be fairly happy if we really tried to make the best of things4 ,,monday4 ,don't get depressed even if things do seem to be going wrong at the moment4 ,depression will make matters worse rather than better4 ,if you do your duty faithfully1 the sun is sure to shine again sometime4 ,,tuesday4 ,many people pride themselves on their plain speaking4 ,an ability to put things pleasantly is really far more valuable4 ,even fault-finding can be pleasantly done4 ,,wednesday4 ,it always seems to me that ,god is probably less anxious that we should fulfil our tasks in life than that we should do our best4 ,,thursday4 ,of the people who complain most bitterly that they have no chance probably a very small proportion would do great things if great opportunities came4 ,no chance is a very old excuse4 ,,friday4 ,don't give way to selfishness--that detestable vice that we all find it so difficult to forgive in others4 ,,saturday4 ,even if you don't like your work1 try to do it well4 ,it may lead on to your true vocation4 ,for the ,automobile ,visitor ,it is the frequent experience of the housewife living in the country or suburbs these days to receive unexpected visits from friends who are touring in automobiles1 and she finds she must have something attractive1 dainty and nourishing ready at a moment's notice to supplement the cup of tea or coffee so welcome after a hot1 dusty trip4 ,it is a wise plan to keep a variety of ,summer ,sausage on hand1 as in a very few minutes delicious sandwiches may be prepared with this1 these sandwiches having the charm of novelty4 ,it is impossible to deal in a short article with the many varieties of ,summer ,sausage1 but there are three or four which can be touched upon4 ,to have a thorough understanding of their goodness one must not only read about them but taste them4 ,they are the staple diet in many foreign countries and in the ,armour brand the native flavoring has been done with remarkable faithfulness--so much so that large quantities are shipped from this country every week to the countries where they originated4 ,,cervelat3 ,this sausage is made of finest pork chopped fine1 smoked and air dried4 ,it is highly spiced4 ,a very delicious way to serve this is to cut thin slices of white bread in rounds just the size of the sausage4 ,put the meat1 cut very thin1 between the slices of bread and toast for a minute with a very hot fire4 ,this keeps the exposed sides absolutely dry and the sandwich can be eaten without a fork4 ,,german ,,salami3 ,this sausage will be much appreciated by people who like the smoky flavor of ham and bacon4 ,in it the meat is chopped a little coarser than in the ,cervelat1 and the spicing is the same as that used in ,germany4 ,serve cut very thin1 with rye or bran bread4 ,,lackschinken3 ,this is a very delicately flavored ,german titbit4 ,it is made of boneless pork loins cured in mild sweet pickle before smoking4 ,it makes delicious sandwiches with white or brown bread sliced thin and lightly buttered4 ,,mortadella1 a favorite ,italian sausage1 is made from lean pork ham meat chopped very fine4 ,the flavoring is delicious1 the careful blending of spices giving a distinctly foreign touch4 ,in many restaurants throughout the country they serve1 as in foreign countries1 a slice or two of ,summer ,sausage as an appetizer before beginning the meal4 ,this custom is rapidly spreading into the home1 and ,summer ,sausage now has an established place in the daily bill of fare4 ,armour's ,monthly ,cook ,book ,copyright1 #aiac1 by ,armour and ,company ,a ,magazine ,devoted to the ,interests of ,women ,vol4 ,,ii ,,october1 #aiac ,no4 #ab ,illustration3 ,all true work is sacred2 in all work1 were it but true hand labour1 there is something of divineness4--,,carlyle4 ,editorial ,illustration ,in ,germany the government maintains a system of education in what is called intensive farming4 ,through instructors who go about the country1 the farmers are taught how to get a bigger yield from the same area of soil4 ,the work of these wonderful teachers is supplemented by women domestic science teachers who in the same manner visit the homes in their districts and instruct the good ,haus ,frau on how to improve1 economize1 and systematize in kitchen and household work4 ,the manner in which these women instruct is1 ,i am sure1 of especial interest to the ,cook ,book readers1 inasmuch as the method is in a way practically the same as what the ,cook ,book is doing4 ,where they teach by hand and mouth the ,cook ,book has taught through its exchange of ideas1 contest stories1 and recipe contests1 the object being the same in both cases that of instruction1 education and economy in the kitchen and saving of steps in the housework4 ,it is truly said of ,germans that they are the most frugal and economical of all people4 ,in the past the usual method has been to exert this frugality with what is already on hand in the larder left-overs1 so to speak4 ,one point of the modern instruction of these wandering domestic science teachers1 as they go from home to home1 is to show the economy of systematic buying of groceries1 meats and vegetables4 ,where the practice in the past has been to buy a little1 so there is not much expenditure of money1 ,german housewives are now taught the economy of buying in bulk1 because it is cheaper1 and there is never any waste of food in a ,german home1 no matter how much of it there may be on hand4 ,neither is there any good reason why there should be any waste of food in an ,american home4 ,economy or frugality comes from knowing how1 and not from any stingy purpose1 as some ill-advised people think4 ,the methods of these teachers show that this wonderful nation is alive to the fact that the high cost of living is in our own waste and carelessness1 that oftentimes we do not make the most of what we have or what we are given to do with4 ,illustration3 ,mary ,jane ,mc,clure ,the ,sweet ,places ,i want to go back to the sweet mysterious places1 ,the crook in the creek-bed nobody knew but me1 ,where the roots in the bank thrust out strange knotty faces1 ,scaring the squirrels who stole there timidly4 ,i want to lie under the corn and hear it rustle1 ,cool and green in a long1 straight1 soldierly row1 ,i am tired of white-faced women and men of iron4 ,i want to go back where the country grasses grow4 ,to the well-remembered pasture's shadiest corner1 ,where under the trees the wild ferns wove their laces2 ,hearing the whip-poor-will's voice in its strange1 rich sadness-- ,i want to go back to the old beloved places4 99 99 99 99 99 ,unafraid ,sleep lifts the flower-soul with gentle hand1 ,and breathes upon it till the petals close ,softly and drowsily2 and1 faint1 there grows ,a melody from some far shining strand4 ,the waking vision's holden to1 till1 fanned ,by vagrant winds from distant ports1 it blows ,the singing lips of dreams into the rose4 ,the white ,night leans to kiss the nodding land4 ,thus1 in a kindred way1 will ,brother ,death ,at the appointed hour let fall his breath ,upon my soul1 which such kind dreamlessness ,of pillowing1 after ,life's storm and stress4 ,i shall lie unafraid1 my petals furled1 ,to bloom anew within some fairer world4 --,,exchange 99 99 99 99 99 ,to ,bleach ,white ,silk ,when either white silk fabric or embroidery has become yellowed from careless washing1 it may be bleached in the following manner3 ,dissolve two ounces each of salt and oxalic acid in six quarts of cold water4 ,soak the silk in this until the yellow tinge disappears4 ,this will take about an hour in ordinary cases4 ,rinse immediately in several clear waters4 ,the ,subject of ,desserts ,illustration ,although a meal satisfies your hunger you should have dessert1 because the educated palate craves that particular spice as a proper finish4 ,scientists tell us that a dinner digests better because of a tasty dessert1 which1 they say1 gives the final stimulus necessary to dispose of the food previously received4 ,the simple desserts are the best desserts1 and none is more pleasing to the eye and the palate or so easily made or so frequently served in an imperfect manner1 than custards4 ,with a supply of good eggs in the pantry the housewife need never be at a loss for a tasty custard1 and if she is wise enough to buy ,armour's ,fancy ,selects when she orders eggs from her market man their goodness will be reflected in her desserts4 ,aside from their goodness their extra large size will always recommend their use to the wise housewife4 ,they come packed in an extra large carton4 ,custard ,puddings ,these being the more easily made may be considered first4 ,they may either be steamed or baked but the mixture is the same in either case4 ,allow two eggs and a teaspoonful of sugar to each half pint of milk4 ,beat the eggs with sugar thoroughly1 but do not froth them1 as the custard must be as smooth and free from holes as possible4 ,add the milk slowly1 also a few drops of flavoring essence--vanilla1 almonds or lemon4 ,pour into a buttered mould 7or into individual moulds71 set in a pan of hot water and bake until firm4 ,chill thoroughly and turn out on serving dish4 ,serve with sugar and cream4 ,a pleasing addition to the above is made by garnishing the sides of the mould with strips of ,canton ginger before pouring in the custard4 ,coffee ,custard ,make an infusion of coffee by pouring half a pint of boiling milk on a heaping tablespoonful of powdered coffee4 ,put it aside to settle1 and when cold strain off the milk and use with the eggs as in previous recipe4 ,boiled ,custard ,this is also made from milk and eggs and is usually served instead of cream with stewed or preserved fruit4 ,boiled custard is rather a misnomer as on no account must the boiling point be reached in cooking1 for if the custard bubbles it curdles4 ,as soon as the custard begins to thicken the saucepan must be taken from the fire and the stirring continued for a second or two longer4 ,if the cooking is done in a double boiler the risk of boiling is very much lessened4 ,everyday ,uses of ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,give your family ,armour's ,grape ,juice as an everyday beverage and their bodies will be kept healthy without drugs4 ,instead of serving fruit in the morning serve a wineglassful of ,armour's ,grape ,juice undiluted4 ,if taken at the beginning of breakfast do not add ice4 ,for children1 water may be added if desired4 ,in moistening mincemeat use ,armour's ,grape ,juice instead of jelly or wine4 ,in making ,brown ,betty use ,armour's ,grape ,juice instead of water and molasses and you will find it richer and more delicious4 ,in making sauce for all kinds of fruit puddings1 use ,armour's ,grape ,juice1 hot or cold1 thickened when necessary with a little cornstarch4 ,when making fruit salad to be served as a dessert1 pour over the mixed fruits1 immediately before serving1 a cup of ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,in serving grape fruit1 after carefully removing the white pith1 pour over each portion a wineglassful of ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,many people find it difficult to take raw eggs when recommended by their doctor4 ,this difficulty is removed by breaking the egg into a glass of ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,the egg is swallowed easily and in addition to the nourishment obtained there is the tonic value of the rich fruit from which the grape juice is taken4 ,,veribest ,,canned ,,meats--save work and worry ,informal ,porch ,suppers ,illustration ,if you are fortunate enough to possess a wide porch or a stretch of lawn do not forget your less fortunate friends1 and give an occasional informal party there while the weather is still fine4 ,food always tastes so much better in the fresh air and when friends are present it makes the affair nothing more than a kind of glorified picnic4 ,there are few more pleasant ways of entertaining than by giving a porch party4 ,it is very little trouble to arrange an affair of this kind--less than the average picnic indeed--and grown people usually enjoy it more as it is much more comfortable to sit in a chair before a real table than to perch on a log or rock while eating4 ,a porch party is an ideal way of entertaining for the woman who has to do her own work4 ,most of the dishes can be prepared the day before1 making the serving easier4 ,if not convenient to have a large table a number of small card tables placed close together will answer the purpose4 ,charming table sets of white crepe paper can be bought for very little and save very materially in the doing up of the linen4 ,prepare as much as possible early in the day4 ,if you have sandwiches wrap them in a damp napkin2 if cold drinks are wanted have them well chilled1 your glasses and straws handy1 have your silver and china ready at hand so that when your guests arrive you may devote your time and attention to them4 ,the following menus are not hard to prepare and the dishes will be found most palatable and suited to every purse3 ,veribest ,canned ,meats1 the standby of the housewife who combines economy of time with excellence of quality1 are used in many of them4 ,there is a wide range of these meats delicious and many ways of using them4 ,every pantry should have at least one shelf devoted to them so that the housewife need never be at a loss for the basis of a good meal4 ,,fruit ,,cocktail ,,ham ,,mouss1 ,,potato ,,chips or ,,creamed ,,chicken1 served in roll1 or ,,tongue ,,toast1 ,,cream ,,sauce or ,,chicken ,,in ,,aspic ,,in ,,individual ,,moulds ,,potatoes ,,au ,,gratin ,,tomato ,,waffles ,,salad ,,rolls ,,chilled ,,cucumbers ,,marshmallow ,,pudding or ,,fig ,,custard ,,coffee ,,frapp ,,iced ,,cocoa ,,grape ,,juice4 ,ham ,mouss ,one tablespoonful granulated gelatine1 one half cup hot water1 one can ,veribest ,deviled ,ham1 teaspoonful mustard 7mixed71 one half cup rich cream4 ,dissolve the gelatine in the hot water1 and add to the ham2 season with the mustard1 add the cream beaten stiff and pour into a mould which has been previously wet with cold water4 ,chill4 ,turn out to serve and garnish with parsley4 ,creamed ,chicken ,make a plain white sauce of one tablespoonful butter1 one tablespoonful flour and one cup of milk with seasoning of salt and pepper4 ,when this is ready add the contents of a can of ,veribest ,boned ,chicken1 gently pulling apart the flakes of meat with a fork4 ,when thoroughly heated serve in a roll which has been hollowed out for the purpose1 with a garnish of cooked asparagus stalks4 ,tongue ,toast ,remove the contents of a can of ,veribest ,lunch ,tongue and cut in dice4 ,add a little cream and the beaten yolk of one egg4 ,simmer for a few minutes and serve on squares of toast4 ,potatoes au ,gratin ,dice enough cold boiled potatoes to measure one pint4 ,put one tablespoonful of butter and the same amount of flour in a saucepan with a little salt and pepper4 ,cook till well mixed1 then add one cupful of milk and stir until smooth and thick4 ,add the potatoes and simmer five minutes1 then pour into a buttered1 shallow baking dish4 ,mix one scant cupful of fine1 dry bread crumbs with one tablespoonful of melted butter1 spread over the potatoes and place in a hot oven until the crumbs are a golden brown1 then serve hot4 ,marshmallow ,pudding ,make a plain lemon jelly1 adding a little sherry wine if desired4 ,put a layer of sliced marshmallows in the bottom of the mold1 and when the jelly has begun to set spread a little of it over them4 ,continue with jelly and marshmallows till the mold is full1 then put away to harden4 ,serve with whipped cream4 ,a ,dainty ,dessert ,lemon and grape juice frapp is another cool dessert that is also light4 ,to make it1 boil a pint of water with two cupfuls of granulated sugar for ten minutes and cool it4 ,then add a little cinnamon and half a cupful of lemon juice1 and lastly a quart of ,armour's grape juice4 ,freeze and serve in cups1 with a little of the grape juice4 99 99 99 99 99 ,shelving ,responsibility ,i'll ask my husband4 ,i don't think my husband would allow me to do that4 ,i'm sure ,jack would say ',no4' ,do you know the wife who1 whenever she does not want to do anything1 always places the responsibility on her husband's shoulders8 ,she knows quite well that she can do almost anything she likes with her husband1 and that there are really precious few things that he would say ,no to her doing1 but she finds that to say her husband would never allow her to do this1 or that1 is a very easy way of saying ,no to people without offending them4 ,but it's not quite fair on the husband really1 because1 after a time1 people begin to think that he really must be rather a bear to be so strict with his wife4 ,and he gets disliked1 very often1 accordingly4 ,if you don't want to do a thing1 say so2 don't make your husband the scapegoat4 ,of course the wife who does this kind of thing never dreams that people will blame her husband3 it's just a convenient fiction to her4 ,but people are apt to think less of her husband because of it4 ,so you'll be wise to find some other excuse when excuses are necessary4--,exchange4 ,a ,necessity in the ,pantry ,how can you get along without a ham in the house8 asked one housewife of another2 to me it is as necessary as anything we ever have in our pantry4 ,this housewife1 in saying the above1 echoed the sentiments of many others4 ,there is no meat more necessary in the house than good ham4 ,not only is the meat there in all its nutriment but it is preserved--that is1 cured and smoked--in such a way that there is given to it a piquancy which whets the appetite and gives a stimulus to the gastric juices1 thus aiding--so the doctors tell us--the process of digestion4 ,in so many cases of convalescence where the appetite is flagging and the digestion weak1 ham and bacon are prescribed1 both for their tonic and nutritive value4 ,on the crisp snappy mornings of autumn when a hearty breakfast is necessary and the appetite has not yet recovered from the jading effects of the hot weather what could be more tempting and more nourishing than a slice of broiled ham--broiled just enough to be thoroughly cooked and yet not enough to discolor the delicious appetising pink color of the meat4 ,even the aroma thrown out in the process of cooking sends a tempting appeal to the stomach that is impossible to resist4 ,buying a whole ham at a time is the best and most economical way of buying ham1 as experience will prove4 ,it can be boiled or baked whole and sliced for whatever purpose intended4 ,when baked ham is broiled for breakfast it requires to be cooked just long enough to get hot all the way through4 ,it is many years since the curing of ham was first tried and in those years much has been accomplished4 ,today ,armour's ,star ,hams represent perfection in cured ham4 ,in them the highest quality is allied to skillful curing and careful smoking4 ,from many thousand hams those intended for the ,star brand are chosen2 the process of curing is a specialty of ,armour and ,company1 and careful smoking over green hickory logs gives the final necessary touch4 ,they say the proof of the pudding is the tasting of it and this applies to ,armour's ,star ,hams as well4 ,many ways of using this1 to most people1 necessary meat1 will be found on page #ab4 ,illustration3 ,built in ,cupboards and ,shelves ,economize on ,space and are ,especially ,nice for ,linens ,halloween ,hints ,witch ,apples ,bake large apples from which the core has been removed until soft1 but not long enough to burst the skin4 ,when cooked1 insert a marshmallow into the core space1 put a teaspoonful of sugar on top and a few maraschino cherries4 ,when ready to serve turn over each a scant teaspoonful of brandy and light just as the table is reached4 ,the brandy will burn with a ghastly flame and melt the sugar and marshmallows4 ,whipped cream served in a bowl is a delicious addition4 ,witch ,cake ,cream one half cupful of butter with one and one half cupfuls of sugar2 add three eggs and beat five minutes2 add one cupful of milk4 ,sift together one third cupful of cornstarch1 and two cupfuls of flour1 one and one half teaspoonfuls of ground mixed spices1 and three teaspoonfuls of baking powder2 then add to the mixture4 ,now add one cupful of seeded floured raisins1 also one cupful of chopped nuts4 ,turn into a well greased loaf cake pan and bake in a moderate oven about forty-five minutes4 ,frost with a white boiled icing4 ,melt sweet chocolate to equal one third cupful1 flavor with a teaspoonful of lemon juice1 add one cupful of boiled chestnuts which have been run through the meat grinder1 and enough confectionery sugar to make a paste easily handled4 ,roll and cut 7by pasteboard pattern7 black cats or any other ,halloween figure1 press them into the icing on the sides of the cake4 ,sauting and ,frying ,illustration ,what is the difference between sauting potatoes and frying them8 asks a young housekeeper from ,south ,dakota in the ,day's ,work1 and as the subject is of much importance and deserving of more space than may be given to it in the correspondence columns it is answered here4 ,in a word1 to saut--pronounced sotay--anything1 is to cook it in a shallow frying pan with a little fat1 turning as one side is browned to let the other color4 ,cooked potatoes are often warmed over this way4 ,to fry potatoes1 croquettes1 etc41 is to cook them in deep boiling fat1 immersing the object to be fried while the fat is boiling hot4 ,that is the difference between sauting and frying but there are one or two points about frying--this much abused way of cooking--that must be borne in mind if one would have the best results4 ,in frying1 a deep kettle must be used and it is wise to keep one for this purpose only4 ,the one called a ,scotch bowl is especially made for this purpose and is most satisfactory4 ,use only the best fat for frying--an absolutely pure leaf lard which contains neither water nor salt and have your kettle two thirds full1 that is1 deep enough to quite cover the article to be fried4 ,once started1 this quantity must be kept up1 as it reduces slightly with each frying1 but the same fat may be used again and again if care be taken to keep it clean and of a good color4 ,after each frying let the fat cool a little and strain to remove crumbs1 etc41 which would otherwise burn and spoil the fat4 ,if strained when very hot it is apt to unsolder the strainer4 ,wipe the kettle clean1 return the strained lard and set aside until wanted again4 ,french ,fried ,potatoes are sliced thin or cut lengthwise in strips laid in ice water for half an hour2 then dried thoroughly between two towels and plunged into boiling deep fat4 ,as soon as they are delicately browned they are fished out with a split spoon and laid in a hot colander to drain off every drop of fat4 ,serve at once4 ,german ,fried ,potatoes are as a rule cooked and cold before they are sauted4 ,some prefer them to the ,french4 ,to many minds they never get quite rid of the stale taste that clings to the cold potato4 ,the same may be said of stewed cold1 cooked potatoes4 ,the least objectionable way of serving them as left-overs is to saut them4 ,illustration3 ,simple ,furniture of ,quaint ,shape and ,design ,to have bread excite thankfulness1 and a drink of water send the heart to ,god1 is better than sighs for the unattainable4 ,to plough a straight furrow on ,monday1 or dust a room well on ,tuesday1 or kiss a bumped forehead on ,wednesday1 is worth more than the most ecstatic thrill under ,sunday eloquence4 ,spirituality is seeing ,god in common things and showing ,god in common tasks4--,,maltbie ,d4 ,,bacock4 ,the ,school ,child's ,sleep ,the mother who has a child at school may not be able to help him with his lessons1 but there is one thing she can do for him which will benefit him even more1 and that is to see that he gets enough sleep4 ,insufficient sleep affects the nerves1 the temper1 the digestion1 the mental quickness1 and even the morals of children4 ,the child who gets enough sleep is the one who is bright and quick mentally1 who grows normally and well1 who eats properly and who is not peevish and irritable4 ,an early supper and an early bedtime are the things for the school child4 ,then put him in a well-ventilated bedroom and let him have ten or eleven full hours of slumber and he'll wake up bright and healthy and good1 too4 ,many of the little whining nervous children we see are simply suffering from lack of sleep4 ,many small naughtinesses simply come from tired nerves and weariness of mind and body4 ,so many mothers notice such a difference in the behavior of children once they have started to school and are at a loss to understand the reason4 ,it is because the daily nap which the child took before he went to school has been given up1 but the bedtime hour has not been changed4 ,consequently the nerves of the child suffer4 ,try giving the school child supper at half past five1 a nourishing and easily digested supper1 too4 ,then at eight1 promptly pack him off to bed4 ,if he doesn't sleep let him sip a cup of hot milk1 and sit beside him until he drowses off4 ,sleep is largely a habit and will be easily acquired in a few evenings4 ,and oh1 the difference it will make to the child in every way4--,exchange4 99 99 99 99 99 ,hints on ,picture ,hanging ,hang the pictures from the ceiling or picture rail by means of a thin cord as nearly as possible the color of the walls4 ,when this is done you may1 if you like1 fill up the spaces left above the smaller pictures by placing therein a miniature1 or an old blue plate1 or a little plaster relief4 ,this arrangement gives all the space1 above or below1 upon which to rest your eyes1 and is infinitely preferable to the usual way of hanging pictures one over the other or all up and down the walls4 ,fishing line makes an excellent substitute for picture wire and is much less conspicuous4 ,from the ,pantry ,shelf ,keeping the pantry shelf supplied with foods that are easily prepared and served is one of the things which mark the careful housewife4 ,the ,veribest list of prepared foods embraces soups1 meats1 baked beans and many varieties of potted ham1 veal1 chicken1 etc41 all of which are perfect4 ,their use means a saving of time1 fuel and energy--with satisfaction for the whole family4 ,,chicken ,,mouss ,one cup of chicken stock 7made from ,armour's ,chicken ,bouillon ,cubes71 one half teaspoon of salt1 a pinch of celery salt1 one cup of ,armour's ,veribest ,boned ,chicken1 two teaspoons of granulated gelatine1 two tablespoons of cold water1 one cup of beaten cream1 one tablespoon of chopped olives1 and whites of two eggs4 ,heat the stock1 seasoning and gelatine which has been soaked in cold water4 ,when dissolved1 add the chicken finely minced with fork1 and the cream4 ,beat well and fold in the well-beaten whites of eggs4 ,pour into buttered molds and chill for two or three hours4 ,serve as salad with mayonnaise4--,,mrs4 ,a4 ,e4 ,,richeson1 #hcj ,,canal ,,st41 ,,mt4 ,,vernon1 ,,ind4 ,,chicken ,,and ,,macaroni ,put one half package of macaroni in boiling salted water and boil until tender4 ,drain off all but a very little water and add grated cheese4 ,stir well1 cover and keep hot until the cheese is melted4 ,have ready a cream sauce made from milk1 flour and butter1 and when hot add one can of ,armour's ,veribest ,boned ,chicken4 ,mix the macaroni and creamed chicken lightly1 and serve on buttered hot toast4--,,mrs4 ,h4 ,b4 ,,hill1 ,,sarver1 ,,pa4 ,,casserole ,,of ,,rice ,,and ,,beef ,one can of ,armour's ,veribest ,roast ,beef1 one half teaspoon of salt1 one fourth teaspoon of pepper1 one egg1 one tablespoon of chopped parsley1 one fourth cup of fine bread crumbs and three cups of cooked rice4 ,season the meat and mix with crumbs and egg4 ,add just enough stock to bind4 ,make stock of one fourth teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef and one half cup of hot water4 ,line a mold with half the rice4 ,fill with the seasoned meat and cover with the remainder of the rice4 ,cover tightly and steam thirty minutes4 ,serve with tomato sauce4--,,mrs4 ,,frank ,,groundwater1 ,,elma1 ,,wash4 ,,jellied ,,veal ,make a rich gravy by browning one tablespoon of flour in one tablespoon of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 and add one large onion cut fine1 one fresh tomato or tomato pulp1 and one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,season with salt and pepper and let the gravy simmer until it thickens1 then add one can of ,veribest ,veal ,loaf1 and mix it thoroughly in the gravy4 ,dissolve a package of gelatine in boiling water and mix it thoroughly with the veal and gravy4 ,put aside to cool and then set it in refrigerator for a few hours4 ,slice and garnish with parsley and a few slices of lemon4--,,mrs4 ,,viola ,,michel ,,bode1 #bhfe ,,fortin ,,street1 ,,new ,,orleans1 ,,la4 ,,macaroni ,,milanaise ,cook one half package of macaroni in three quarts of salted water 7boiling7 until tender4 ,drain well and cover with cold water for ten minutes or more4 ,cook one can of tomatoes for fifteen minutes with a bay leaf1 a bit of mace1 onion1 cloves1 parsley1 salt and pepper4 ,strain and thicken with one fourth cup each of butter and flour blended together4 ,drain macaroni again and mix with the sauce4 ,add one cup of chopped green peppers parboiled1 and one can of ,veribest ,tongue chopped1 and put in baking dish4 ,sprinkle top with grated cheese or buttered cracker crumbs and bake one half hour4--,,mrs4 ,c4 ,f4 ,,franklin1 #bad ,,north ,,union ,,avenue1 ,,shawnee1 ,,okla4 ,,creamed ,,chipped ,,beef ,,on ,,toast ,one half can of ,armour's ,veribest ,chipped ,beef1 two tablespoons of cornstarch1 a little paprika1 one and one half cups of milk1 and three fourths cup of tomato catsup4 ,heat the milk and add the cornstarch which has previously been moistened with cold water1 add the paprika1 and stir until thickened4 ,then add catsup1 stir in the beef and let it become thoroughly heated4 ,serve on hot buttered toast4--,,edith ,,evelyn ,,runge1 #ae,,th ,,ave4 ,,and ,,ray ,,st41 ,,spokane1 ,,wash4 ,,italian ,,tongue ,slice one ,veribest ,canned ,tongue and pour over it the following sauce3 ,put one half cup of olive oil in a sauce pan and when hot add one pint of tomatoes1 a teaspoon of salt1 twelve olives pitted and cut in two1 one bayleaf1 two cloves1 one fourth cup of chopped raisins4 ,let boil1 then simmer forty-five minutes4 ,pour over the tongue and serve4--,,mrs4 ,l4 ,r4 ,,fink1 ,,new ,,ulm1 ,,texas4 ,,scalloped ,,tongue ,one cup of brown sauce1 made with ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 one can of ,veribest ,ox ,tongue1 split1 one half cup of buttered crumbs1 one tablespoon of catsup1 one teaspoon of ,worcestershire ,sauce4 ,sprinkle baking dish with crumbs1 and arrange the split tongues in dish4 ,pour over them the sauce to which catsup and ,worcestershire ,sauce have been added4 ,cover with the remainder of the crumbs and bake in hot oven until the crumbs are brown4--,,mrs4 ,c4 ,b4 ,,colpitts1 ,,kansas ,,city1 ,,mo4 ,,luncheon ,,dish ,split and broil ,veribest ,vienna ,style ,sausage and place between hot buttered toast4 ,add a crisp1 dry lettuce leaf and a thin spread of mayonnaise4 ,serve in folded napkin with olives and sweet pickles4--,,mrs4 ,r4 ,f4 ,,thurston1 #bgag #bf,,th ,,avenue1 ,,fruitvale1 ,,cal4 ,,beef ,,balls ,two cans of ,armour's ,veribest ,potted ,meat1 one onion minced very fine1 three cups of mashed potato1 salt and pepper to season1 and one egg4 ,beat well and form into balls4 ,roll them in flour and fry in deep hot ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard4 ,garnish with parsley or lettuce leaves and serve hot4--,,mrs4 ,m4 ,e4 ,,bessey1 #acc ,,main ,,st41 ,,biloxi1 ,,miss4 ,,hash ,,with ,,spanish ,,sauce ,with one can of ,armour's ,veribest ,corn ,beef ,hash mix one cup of boiled potatoes chopped fine4 ,season to taste and saut in hot ,simon ,pure ,lard until brown1 and pour over the following sauce3 ,boil together for ten minutes one can of ,armour's ,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 one half can of shredded pimentoes1 one half can of button mushrooms2 season with salt1 paprika1 butter and a small amount of onion juice4--,,mrs4 ,j4 ,m4 ,,aingell1 #bgjd ,,nueces1 ,,austin1 ,,texas4 ,,calgarian ,,salad ,chop one tin of ,armour's ,veribest ,boned ,chicken4 ,to this add one cucumber pared and cubed1 one cup of chopped walnuts1 one half cup of ,french peas1 one cup of celery washed1 scraped and cut into small pieces4 ,moisten with mayonnaise1 mold in bowl1 mask with dressing4 ,garnish with strips of canned red peppers and celery tips4--,,mrs4 ,g4 ,b4 ,,contts1 ,,calgary1 ,,alberta1 ,,canada4 ,kissing don't last2 ,cookery do4--,,george ,,meredith4 ,illustration3 ,prize ,story ,saving ,steps in the ,kitchen ,the kitchen should be characterized by cleanliness1 system and order4 ,two maxims that will help save steps are3 ,a place for everything1 and everything in its place2 and ,plan your work1 then work your plan4 #a4 ,arrange kitchen as conveniently and systematically as possible4 ,walls and floors should be easily cleaned4 ,no superfluous furnishings or worn-out utensils should be tolerated4 ,arrange stove1 sink1 shelves1 table or kitchen cabinet near together and in logical order1 so that in preparing a dish one can move from raw material at table or cabinet around to the washed dish at sink4 ,have shelves and hooks within easy reach4 ,have drain-board and shelves for dishes convenient to sink4 ,keep stove lifters and cloths for managing hot dishes upon hooks near stove4 ,arrange those utensils and raw materials in constant use close at hand1 placing utensils used in same kind of work together4 ,in storeroom and pantry arrange shelves in certain order1 with things seldom used on highest shelves and those used oftener on lower shelves4 ,place together ingredients used for salad-making1 as vinegar1 mustard1 etc42 things used in laundry together1 etc4 ,other groups will suggest themselves4 ,keep all groceries possible in air-tight labelled cans or glass jars4 #b4 ,stock your kitchen with as many labor-saving devices as you can afford1 making sure they are suited to your needs4 ,keep all utensils and tools in good repair4 ,glass oven-doors1 small tables upon rollers which can be wheeled into dining room1 indexed cook books and clipping-files are step-savers4 #c4 ,plan each day's work ahead and have materials and utensils for that day's work handy4 #d4 ,do all kitchen work in a certain order1 using that routine which experience has proved best4 #e4 ,think before you step4 ,when in storeroom or pantry bring as many needed articles as possible at one time4 ,baskets and waiters are great helps here4 ,in preparing a certain dish first gather together all necessary ingredients and utensils4 ,do not begin work until everything is ready4 ,when possible prepare several things for the stove at once4 #f4 ,clean and straighten as you go1 replacing disarranged utensils1 etc4 ,have plenty of hot water handy1 placing in soak those articles which cannot be washed immediately4 ,while preparing one meal do as much as possible toward getting the next ready4 ,if meals are planned ahead1 many things for supper can be cooked with the noon-day meal1 also the breakfast cereal4 ,after each meal leave everything ship-shape for the next4 ,,mrs4 ,l4 ,h4 ,,mcraven1 ,,meridian1 ,,miss4 ,nobody knows the work it takes ,to keep the home together2 ,nobody knows the steps it takes1 ,nobody knows but ,mother4 99 99 99 99 99 ,keep a small market basket handy4 ,in it place the things to be taken upstairs when you are going up and when you are making the beds and dusting1 the things which are to be brought down4 99 99 99 99 99 ,make your head save your heels4 ,think1 in making trips to pantry1 cellar or icebox if you cannot both take things and bring others on the same trip4 99 99 99 99 99 ,keep a chair or revolving stool in the kitchen and whenever possible sit down to work4 ,vegetable paring1 cake beating and even washing and ironing may be done sitting4 99 99 99 99 99 ,have a method in your work4 ,occasionally take time to sit down and think over the day's work1 and remember how many unnecessary steps you took yesterday4 99 99 99 99 99 ,have your kitchen shelves arranged to suit your own height1 so that there is no unnecessary straining to reach up or bending over to reach one set too low4 ,supplying the ,meat ,flavor ,there are many meat dishes very nourishing and wholesome which are total failures because of their lack of flavor4 ,this lack of flavor seriously impairs their value in nutriment4 ,a little ,armour's ,extract of ,beef will in every case provide that touch of flavor which appeals to the palate and finds ready response from the digestive juices of the stomach4 ,this extract is very highly concentrated1 so that only a little is required4 ,,rice ,,soup ,dissolve one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef in one quart of water1 add one half cup of cooked rice1 and a tablespoon of onion juice4 ,add one teaspoon of celery seed and cover closely4 ,simmer ten minutes and just before serving add one fourth cup of sweet cream or a tablespoon of butter4 ,if too thick1 add a little boiling water or milk4---,,mrs4 ,w4 ,v4 ,,copeland1 #bbg ,n4 ,,lake ,,street1 ,,topeka1 ,,kans4 ,,spinach ,,and ,,sauce ,after spinach has boiled for twenty minutes in salt water1 drain it and serve with this sauce3 ,dissolve one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef in a cup of hot water1 add two tablespoons of butter1 break in two eggs and use half teaspoon of lemon juice4 ,stir constantly and cook for a few minutes4--,,mrs4 ,w4 ,i4 ,,cole1 ,,punta ,,gorda1 ,,fla4 ,,tomato ,,aspic ,,jelly ,one fourth teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 one can of ,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 one half package of gelatine1 three hard-boiled eggs1 and chopped olives4 ,heat the soup with an equal amount of water4 ,soak the gelatine in half cup of cold water and dissolve in the soup4 ,add ,extract of ,beef dissolved in a little water4 ,let cool4 ,add chopped hard boiled eggs and olives4 ,if there is cold chicken at hand1 a half cup of chicken chopped will improve the jelly4 ,pour into mold and put on ice4 ,serve with mayonnaise on lettuce leaves4--,,mrs4 ,r4 ,m4 ,,brumby1 ,,anona1 ,,fla4 ,,stuffed ,,tomatoes ,remove seeds and centers from six tomatoes4 ,chop three green peppers and one onion and fry in butter until the onions begin to brown4 ,add a small lump of butter1 some chopped nuts and dried bread crumbs1 salt and pepper to season1 and one third cup of hot water in which one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef has been dissolved4 ,put the tomatoes in baking pan and fill with this mixture4 ,sprinkle crumbs over tops and bake fifteen minutes4--,,mrs4 ,l4 ,c4 ,,stump1 #ddd ,n4 ,,denver ,,ave41 ,,kansas ,,city1 ,,mo4 ,,bread ,,omelet ,cut one cup of stale bread into tiny bits1 beat the yolks of two eggs1 add a pint of milk and the crumbs4 ,season with a pinch of salt and pepper and one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,let stand ten minutes1 and then saut in ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard until a nice brown4 ,add the whites whipped just a moment before taking from the fire4--,,ella ,r4 ,,stahl1 ,,roundup1 ,,mont4 ,,fried ,,onions ,into a small amount of hot butter slice six good-sized green onions1 tops and all4 ,cook until wilted1 add a little water and boil until it has evaporated4 ,scramble in a spoonful of ,armour's ,beef ,extract1 three eggs1 pepper and salt to taste4 ,cook until creamy and serve hot4--,,mrs4 ,,ollie ,h4 ,,thomas1 ,,mansfield1 ,,ark4 ,,mushroom ,,sauce ,use the liquor from one can of mushrooms and enough water to make one cupful4 ,chop the mushrooms1 add one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 and slightly thicken with flour blended with water4 ,cook six minutes and serve with broiled steak4--,,grace ,m4 ,,sears4 ,,pea ,,soup ,one can of peas1 one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 two tablespoons of butter1 one tablespoon of flour1 one teaspoon of salt and a dash of pepper1 one half teaspoon of sugar1 one quart of milk or half milk and half cream4 ,rinse the peas1 add some water and boil until soft1 then rub through a colander4 ,add ,armour's ,extract of ,beef to hot water and peas1 making one quart in all4 ,melt the butter and add the flour1 then gradually the hot soup4 ,cook until smooth1 add the seasoning1 and the milk and cream last4--,,katherine ,,sorlie1 ,,buxton1 ,n4 ,,dak4 ,,corn ,,soup ,cook in two tablespoons of butter one onion and one sprig of parsley 7cut fine7 for five minutes4 ,add one cup of chopped corn and a cup of hot water in which has been dissolved one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,cook fifteen minutes4 ,add salt1 pepper1 one cup of milk1 and bind with two tablespoons of flour and butter blended4 ,serve with toasted croutons4--,,miss ,,amanda ,,stevens1 ,,south ,,lee1 ,n4 ,h4 ,,jellied ,,bouillon ,,salad ,make a clear bouillon1 using one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef to one pint of hot water4 ,dissolve one spoon of powdered gelatine and stir into the hot liquid4 ,stir in a few button mushrooms sliced1 or some cold veal4 ,add the pulp of one orange1 having it peeled1 sliced and torn in sections4 ,when cool turn into cups or molds moistened with cold water4 ,stir and divide the material about equal in each cup4 ,set on ice to harden4 ,slice firm tomatoes and lay one each on lettuce leaf4 ,turn the bouillon molds onto these and place a large spoon of dressing over each4--,,mrs4 ,,sadette ,,harrington1 ,,elkhorn1 ,,wis4 ,,egg ,,sandwiches ,mash six hard-boiled eggs very fine1 adding pepper1 salt and a small lump of butter4 ,mix with one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef dissolved in a tablespoon of hot water1 and one third cup of mayonnaise dressing4 ,add one cup of finely chopped pecans or peanuts4 ,mix well and serve between fresh crackers and thin slices of bread4--,,nellie ,,toney1 #bae ,,west ,,church ,,st41 ,,greenwood1 ,,miss4 ,,potato ,,puffs ,bake four large potatoes and put them through potato ricer4 ,season with butter1 salt and white pepper and add one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,beat into this the stiffly beaten white of one egg4 ,mold this well and roll out on molding board4 ,cut into cakes and place on buttered sheet4 ,bake in hot oven until a golden brown4 ,serve on platter with meat1 garnished with cress or parsley4 ,,miss ,s4 ,,may ,,kimball1 #g ,,tahanto ,,st41 ,,concord1 ,n4 ,h4 ,,wilted ,,lettuce ,,salad ,wash two heads of lettuce and lay them on ice until wanted1 then cut in small bits and lay in salad dish1 adding salt4 ,heat two tablespoons of olive oil and pour over the lettuce4 ,to one half cup of white wine vinegar add one teaspoon of sugar1 one half teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 one tablespoon of mayonnaise dressing4 ,pour over the lettuce and garnish with slices of hard-boiled eggs4--,,louise ,,malloy1 #dfd ,,bayou ,,st41 ,,batesville1 ,,ark4 ,armour's ,star ,ham--for half a century the best ,home ,dressmaking ,illustration ,this is an age of good ready made clothes and it is also an age of clever amateur dressmaking4 ,with excellent patterns which may be easily handled there is no reason why the woman who can sew should not make her own clothes1 and have smart clothes at a reasonable price--that is1 provided she has the time to give to sewing4 ,before starting a dress--even before buying--make a tour of the shops and see for yourself what is being worn with a keen eye for the little details which lift a gown from the home made to the professional class4 ,if you live far from town and can not go to the shops look through the magazines which make a feature of dress and study what is best suited to your particular style and requirements4 ,study materials and buy economically1 which means paying a little more if necessary rather than have shoddy goods4 ,good patterns are essential and these usually have full directions as to the manner of using4 ,it is a very good plan to have a pattern drafted to your own measure but if you have not this take some finished garment which is satisfactory 7unless there is someone at hand to take the measures that a person cannot very well take for herself7 and measure the lengths in different places such as front1 back and under lengths on a blouse and the width across both back and front where it is broadest4 ,write these down and proceed to take the same measures on the pattern to be used4 ,in taking measures be sure to take a correct position or it will be impossible to get correct measures and you cannot hope for success if this--the initial step--is taken wrongly4 ,for instance1 stand erect with the chest raised and the abdomen held in and you will find in taking the width measures across to where the arms and body join the armhole will be straight and even looking instead of pointing in and out in places4 ,make sure of your measures before starting to apply your pattern to the cloth4 ,a careful study of this will save many irreparable mistakes later4 ,halloween ,the date of this oldtime celebration is always ,october #cast1 the crucial moment #ab o'clock4 ,to be sure1 the original observance of ,all ,hallows ,eve has been considerably distorted during the course of years but the fun it affords the young folks in its present manner of keeping cannot be gainsaid and needs no changing4 ,halloween is the night when a magic spell enthrals the earth4 ,witches1 bogies1 brownies and elves are all abroad to use their power4 ,superstition proves true1 witchery is recognized and the future may be read in a hundred and one ways4 ,no occasion gives more opportunity of enjoyment and no party is gayer than a ,halloween party4 ,it is not necessary to spend a great deal of money in giving a ,halloween party4 ,with a little time1 some suitable paper and a pair of sharp scissors the witches1 pumpkin faces1 cats and bats1 which are the distinctive features of this decoration1 may be easily made at home4 ,yellow1 red and black are the colors and the most fascinating crepe paper can be had for a few cents4 ,this is the best material to use1 as it lends itself so well to all sorts of schemes4 ,not only is it made in plain colors which may be decorated at will but for every festival and occasion there are special designs which make the work of decoration very easy indeed4 ,for ,halloween there is a design of witches with brooms1 or cats and bats in black on a yellow ground4 ,this is ready to be laid on the table as a cover or around the room in the effect of a frieze4 ,there are napkins to match and a crepe paper rope to finish the edge4 ,a weird effect of lighting is obtained by making lantern boxes from any discarded boxes which may be in the house4 ,cover them with crepe paper1 cut eyes1 nose1 ears and mouth1 paste colored tissue paper behind the features and set a lighted candle inside4 ,the wise owl must not be forgotten in the ,halloween decorations4 ,grey paper is best for him4 ,paste the edges of a square piece of grey crepe paper together lengthwise of the grain and gather in at the bottom4 ,stuff this bag with soft paper or cotton and gather again some distance from the top4 ,shape the top into ears and make two rosettes with black centers for eyes4 ,a beak of black stiff paper protrudes between the eyes4 ,mount the owl on a branch by sewing with heavy black thread in a way to resemble claws4 ,make witches' brooms by tying slashed paper tied on any old sticks or brooms to give the effect4 99 99 99 99 99 ,how to ,clean ,it ,brass ,ornaments ,any brass which is exposed to the air is likely to tarnish very quickly4 ,to obviate this1 after ,i have cleaned and polished my brass vases etc41 in the usual way ,i take a rag1 and with this smear just a tiny scrap of vaseline over the brass4 ,this keeps it bright and prevents it from tarnishing4 ,wicker ,tables or ,chairs ,to take stains out of white wicker-work1 ,i get some oxalic acid1 and with an old toothbrush dipped in this ,i brush the stained parts well4 ,then ,i rinse the article thoroughly1 first in clear1 warm water1 and then in cold4 ,the brush should be destroyed after use1 as oxalic acid is poisonous4 ,to ,wash ,chiffon ,to wash chiffon1 wind the material round a bottle4 ,make a good lather of soap and water4 ,immerse the bottle1 and move backwards and forwards in the lather for about five minutes4 ,rinse in clear1 lukewarm water in which has been dissolved a small piece of gum arabic4 ,then unwind the chiffon1 spread on the ironing board1 lay a clean1 thin cloth over it1 and iron with a very hot iron4 ,a ,black ,hat ,the very best way to clean a black hat1 whether it be chip1 mohair1 or tagel1 real or imitation1 is to make some rather strong tea1 and1 after brushing all dust from the hat1 apply this with a small brush4 ,saturate the hat thoroughly1 and when dry it will be as perfect in colour and appearance as when first bought4 ,if you want the hat to be stiff1 add half a teaspoonful of liquid gum to the tea1 and mix well before applying4 ,the hat will then keep its stiffness1 but will not have a glossy appearance4 ,real ,lace ,real lace should never be washed1 but can be cleaned in the following way4 ,put it between layers of tissue paper well sprinkled with calcined magnesia1 place between the leaves of a book1 and under a heavy weight for three days4 ,then shake the powder out and the lace will be perfectly clean4 ,small ,pieces from the ,whole ,ham ,the economy of buying a whole ham at once instead of a pound or a slice is apparent to every housewife who studies her weekly bills4 ,the initial cost is less--many trips to the store are saved and the housewife has the chance of using all of the ham--trimmings1 skin1 bone1 etc41 etc4 ,,ham ,,toast ,grind or chop enough ,armour's ,star ,ham to make a cupful1 using a little of the fat4 ,melt one tablespoon of butter in a sauce pan and add one tablespoon of flour4 ,as soon as blended add one and one third cups of milk4 ,when slightly thickened add the ham and the whites of two hard-boiled eggs which have been mashed with fork4 ,season with salt1 pepper1 and pour over round slices of toast which have been placed on hot platter4 ,grate the yolks of eggs and sprinkle over the top4 ,garnish with parsley4--,,mrs4 ,g4 ,f4 ,,jones1 #gi ,,washington ,,st41 ,,portland1 ,,maine4 ,,ham ,,dumplings ,cut from a boiled ,star ,ham fat and lean in equal proportions and chop fine4 ,season with pepper and minced sage4 ,make a crust of one half pound of ,armour's ,butterine and one pound of flour4 ,roll it out thick and divide it into equal portions4 ,put some ham into each and close up the crust4 ,have ready a pot of boiling water and put in the dumplings4 ,boil about forty-five minutes4--,,miss ,m4 ,c4 ,,green1 #cai ,,locust ,,st41 ,,huntsville1 ,,ala4 ,,ham ,,relish ,one cup of ,armour's ,star ,ham boiled and chopped fine1 one half cup of cream1 three hard-boiled eggs1 salt and pepper to taste4 ,scald the cream4 ,rub the yolks smooth with a little of the cream and add to the cream in the farina boiler with the ham4 ,press the whites of the two eggs through a sieve1 add to the mixture and when thoroughly heated put on a hot dish4 ,slice the remaining eggs over the ham and serve4--,,mrs4 ,r4 ,,schroeder1 #aibc ,,avenue ,d1 ,,birmingham1 ,,ala4 ,,escalloped ,,ham ,boil six eggs ten minutes4 ,make a thickening of two tablespoons of flour cooked in two tablespoons of melted butter1 and boil it in a pint of milk until thick4 ,season with salt and pepper4 ,cut a cup of ,armour's ,star ,ham 7cold boiled7 into dice and moisten half a cup of cracker crumbs in melted butter4 ,chop the whites of the eggs fine1 sprinkle some crumbs in a buttered dish1 then some of the ham1 the chopped whites1 thickened milk and sifted yolks4 ,then add the remainder of the ham1 whites of eggs and milk1 cover with buttered crumbs and bake until brown4---,,alma ,e4 ,,eddy1 ,,college ,,city1 ,,cal4 ,,baked ,,left-,,overs ,one cup of ,armour's ,star ,ham chopped fine1 one half cup of bread crumbs and one half cup of chopped hard-boiled eggs4 ,season and stir into a thick gravy flavored with ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,bake and serve hot in pepper shells4--,,mrs4 ,r4 ,p4 ,,garig1 ,,port ,,arthur1 ,,texas4 ,,ham ,,mold ,three pounds of ,armour's ,star ,ham1 one cup of sweet milk1 fifteen drops of lemon1 salt and pepper to taste4 ,cut the meat in small pieces1 cover the mold with a layer of slices of hard-boiled egg1 then a layer of meat4 ,repeat until the mold is filled1 then add cup of milk1 one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 lemon1 salt and pepper4 ,stir well and pour over the top4 ,bake a nice brown4--,,mrs4 ,p4 ,w4 ,,pinnell1 #aca ,,winder ,,street1 ,,henderson1 ,n4 ,c4 ,,ham ,,souffl ,beat three eggs until very light1 add one cup of ,armour's ,star ,ham 7cooked and chopped71 one half cup of bread crumbs1 one pint of milk1 pepper and salt4 ,mix thoroughly and bake thirty minutes4--,,mrs4 ,,louise ,,mcconnell1 #aaae ,,carlos ,,ave41 ,,wichita1 ,,kans4 ,,ham ,,loaf ,two cups of ground boiled ,star ,ham1 one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef1 half a package of gelatine1 one pint of water1 salt and pepper to taste4 ,dissolve ,beef ,extract in one half pint of boiling water1 season4 ,dissolve the gelatine in one half pint of cold water4 ,stand the vessel in hot water to dissolve it4 ,mix together with beef extract1 set aside to cool4 ,when this begins to harden1 beat in the ground boiled ham1 set mold in refrigerator4 ,serve in slices with bread and butter1 sweet pickle or lettuce salad4--,,mrs4 ,r4 ,h4 ,,west1 ,,alamogordo1 ,n4 ,,mex4 ,,ham ,,potpie ,take the bone of an ,armour's ,star ,ham after the meat is partly used1 and boil slowly until meat is tender4 ,slice three potatoes1 take out the bone and put in potatoes while cooking4 ,make dumplings of three pints of flour1 a pinch of salt and a big tablespoon of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard4 ,mix with water1 roll thin as pie crust and drop into broth4--,,mrs4 ,,nettie ,,gargan1 #gae ,,sherman ,,st41 ,,denver1 ,,colo4 ,,hash ,,with ,,eggs ,one cup of ,armour's ,star ,ham boiled and chopped fine1 one cup of potato mashed1 one cup of cracker or bread crumbs4 ,season well and mix all together with water and one fourth teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,pour into a deep plate1 smooth it over and make indentations in the top large enough to hold an egg4 ,put into the oven until thoroughly heated1 and break an egg into each of the places4 ,return to oven until the eggs are cooked4--,e4 ,r4 ,,mott1 ,,pascoag1 ,r4 ,i4 ,,ham ,,croquettes ,one cup of finely chopped ,armour's ,star ,ham 7cooked71 one cup of bread crumbs1 two of hot mashed potatoes1 one large tablespoon of butter1 three eggs1 a dash of cayenne4 ,beat the ham1 seasoning and two of the eggs into the potatoes4 ,let the mixture cool slightly and shape into croquettes4 ,roll in bread crumbs1 dip in beaten egg and again in crumbs4 ,put into frying basket and plunge into boiling ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard4 ,cook two minutes1 drain and serve4--,,mrs4 ,e4 ,a4 ,,berendsen1 ,,green ,,bay1 ,,wis4 ,,stuffed ,,cabbage ,one medium cabbage1 two ounces of ,armour's ,star ,ham1 two tablespoons of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 two egg yolks1 one teaspoon each of salt1 chopped parsley1 and chopped onions1 one cup of stale bread crumbs1 a dash of cayenne1 one pimento pepper chopped4 ,parboil cabbage1 drain and let cool4 ,open the leaves and scoop out the center4 ,beat the eggs1 add bread moistened with melted ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 add the ham and seasoning and all other ingredients4 ,fill the center1 tie cabbage in cheese cloth and boil until tender4--,,mrs4 ,s4 ,m4 ,,fueich1 ,,jr41 #aebd ,,burdette1 ,,new ,,orleans4 ,,veal ,,and ,,ham ,,pie ,cut one and one half pounds of veal into thin slices1 also one pound of ,armour's ,star ,ham4 ,season the veal highly with pepper and salt1 with which cover the bottom of roaster4 ,lay upon this a few slices of ham1 then the remainder of the veal and finish with the ham4 ,add one pint of water in which one teaspoon of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef has been dissolved4 ,bake one hour4 ,thirty minutes before serving cover with good paste and bake4--,,mrs4 ,,warren ,,young1 ,,lovelady1 ,,texas4 ,,ham ,,salad ,one cup of ,armour's ,star ,ham1 one third cup of ,french peas drained from their liquor1 one third cup of celery1 one third cup of ,english walnuts or hickory nuts1 one pimento1 two small sweet pickles1 one hard boiled egg4 ,chop all ingredients separately and just before serving1 mix with a good mayonnaise dressing4--,,mrs4 ,a4 ,e4 ,,rice1 ,,russellville1 ,,ky4 ,baking ,day ,baking the way into a man's heart is a way which has proved successful more than once4 ,but a girl who tried it would be badly handicapped if she did not use the best of materials for the work4 ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard is the perfect shortening for all kinds of baking4 ,,tea ,,biscuits ,five heaping kitchenspoonfuls of flour and two of sugar1 two heaping teaspoonfuls of baking powder4 ,sift these three times4 ,add one level tablespoon of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 rub in well and mix with one egg well beaten1 and enough cream or milk to make three fourths of a teacup4 ,roll out and bake in quick oven4--,b4 ,b4 ,,bennett1 #ajf ,,west ,,north ,,ave41 ,,baltimore1 ,,md4 ,,quick ,,cinnamon ,,rolls ,one quart of flour1 three cups of milk1 four tablespoons of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 two teaspoons of baking powder1 one teaspoon of salt4 ,sift salt and baking powder with flour1 chop in the lard1 add milk and mix to a soft dough4 ,roll out in a thin sheet1 sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon1 add bits of butter and raisins or currants4 ,roll up as for jelly roll and cut into pieces about half an inch thick4 ,place in pan and bake4--,,miss ,c4 ,p4 ,,lynch1 #gja ,,james ,,bldg41 ,,chattanooga4 ,,spanish ,,bun ,,cake ,one third cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard and one third cup of butterine1 two cups of white sugar1 the yolks of four eggs1 one cup of cold water1 two heaping cups of flour sifted with two teaspoons of baking powder1 one cup each of raisins and nuts4 ,fold in the whites of four eggs beaten to a stiff froth4 ,add two teaspoons of ground cinnamon4 ,ice with caramel icing4--,,miss ,,sophia ,,gordon1 ,,columbia1 ,,mo4 ,,raisin ,,bread ,to one cup of bread sponge add one cup of sugar1 one cup of raisins1 one half cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard4 ,sift one cup of flour with one level teaspoon of soda and a level teaspoon of cloves1 cinnamon and allspice4 ,add to the first mixture with two well-beaten eggs1 and beat all until smooth4 ,bake in a buttered pan in moderate oven4--,,miss ,,may ,,stone1 ,,underwood1 ,,minn4 ,,nut ,,bread ,one egg1 one half cup of brown sugar1 one teaspoon of salt1 two cups of milk or water1 two tablespoons of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 four teaspoons of baking powder sifted in four cups of flour1 one cup of broken nut meats4 ,beat well and stand twenty minutes to rise4 ,bake forty-five minutes to one hour4--,,carrie ,w4 ,,lamb1 #ceh ,,west #eb,,nd ,,st41 ,,seattle1 ,,wash4 ,,mother',s ,,cake ,two cups of sugar1 three eggs1 one half cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 three cups of flour1 three teaspoons of baking powder1 one half teaspoon of vanilla extract4 ,,icing3 ,one generous cup of ,,xxx sugar1 softened with a glass of pineapple marmalade and a few drops of vanilla4--,,mrs4 ,,lloyd ,r4 ,,shuman1 ,,thompsontown1 ,,pa4 ,,caramel ,,pie ,take the yolks of four eggs1 one cup of sugar1 four level tablespoons of flour and beat lightly together4 ,add one pint of sweet milk1 put into a double boiler and boil until thick4 ,then put one cup of sugar into an iron skillet4 ,when melted to a brown syrup pour into the first mixture1 adding two tablespoons of melted butter1 two teaspoons of vanilla1 and bake in a single crust made with two cups of flour1 one cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 one half cup of water and a pinch of salt4--,,mrs4 ,c4 ,a4 ,,douglas1 ,,humboldt1 ,,tenn4 ,,grandmother',s ,,cookies ,one cup of sugar1 one half cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 one half teaspoon of salt1 one egg well beaten1 two cups of flour in which two teaspoons of baking powder have been mixed1 one cup of sweet milk and one teaspoon of lemon extract4 ,roll the dough1 cut with biscuit cutter and bake in moderate oven4--,,miss ,,stella ,,seiroser1 ,,walton1 ,,ky4 ,,brown ,,cookies ,boil together for five minutes the following ingredients3 ,one cup of brown sugar1 one cup of water1 one cup of seeded raisins1 one half cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 one teaspoon of ground cinnamon1 one half teaspoon of nutmeg and a pinch of salt4 ,remove from the stove and let cool4 ,when cold add one level teaspoon of soda dissolved in hot water and add three and one half cups of flour and one teaspoon of baking powder4 ,drop from teaspoon on greased pan and bake in moderate oven4--,,mrs4 ,,emmett ,,davison1 ,,woodward1 ,,okla4 ,,whipped ,,cream ,,cake ,cream together two tablespoons of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard and one cup of sugar4 ,add a well-beaten egg and half cup of milk4 ,stir in two and one fourth cups of sifted flour to which have been added two teaspoons of baking powder1 and vanilla4 ,bake in layers in moderate oven about fifteen minutes4 ,when ready to serve1 whip one half pint of cream1 add two teaspoons of sugar and a little vanilla4 ,spread between layers and on top layer4 ,serve on dessert plate with fork4--,,mrs4 ,,waldo ,,bogle1 #efg ,,east #ce,,th ,,st41 ,,portland1 ,,oregon4 ,,raisin ,,pie ,three fourths cup of stoned raisins washed and chopped1 one fourth cup of currants washed and chopped1 pinch of salt1 one tablespoon of vinegar1 two tablespoons of butter1 one half cup of molasses1 one cup of brown sugar1 two cups of water4 ,thoroughly mix the above and boil together for ten minutes1 then thicken with five tablespoons of flour mixed with water4 ,for the crust take one heaping cup of flour1 one half teaspoon of salt1 one half teaspoon of baking powder1 one third cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 and enough cold water to make a stiff dough4--,,mrs4 ,,mabel ,g4 ,,warner1 #bg ,,peyton ,,st41 ,,santa ,,cruz1 ,,calif4 ,,fruit ,,cake ,,from ,,bread ,,dough ,rub together until creamy one half cup of butter or ,glendale ,butterine1 one half cup of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard and two cups of granulated sugar4 ,add three eggs well beaten1 one cup of raisins1 one teaspoon of cinnamon1 one teaspoon of nutmeg1 one half teaspoon of soda dissolved in a little water4 ,add this mixture to three cups of very light sponge and beat well1 adding a little more flour if needed4 ,should be as thick as ordinary loaf cake batter4 ,fill greased bread pans half full and let rise one hour4 ,bake in a moderate oven forty-five minutes4--,,mrs4 ,m4 ,l4 ,,curzon1 #hde ,,pennsylvania ,,avenue1 ,,milwaukee1 ,,wis4 ,,wine ,,drops ,two eggs1 two cups of sugar1 one cup of molasses1 three fourths cup of coffee1 one small teaspoon of salt1 five large tablespoons of ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard melted1 two teaspoons of soda dissolved in the coffee1 one teaspoon of cloves and one of cinnamon1 one cup of raisins and five cups of flour4 ,drop by spoonfuls on buttered tins and bake in quick oven4--,,mrs4 ,e4 ,w4 ,,pine1 ,,claresholm1 ,,alberta1 ,,canada4 ,the ,daily ,menu ,planning the days meals ahead is a big help in systematizing the days work4 ,the following menus--each of which has won a prize of ,,five ,,dollars--show how women in all states of the union have planned nourishing1 economical meals4 ,,alabama ,,mrs4 ,a4 ,m4 ,,crum1 #fbb ,,morrison ,,ave41 ,,florence ,,breakfast--,soft ,peaches halved with whipped ,cream1 ,oatmeal and ,cream1 ,french ,fried ,potatoes1 ,corn ,bread ,sticks1 ,broiled ,star ,ham with ,cream ,gravy1 ,soft ,boiled ,eggs1 ,hot ,biscuit1 ,butter1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 ,bread ,toasted in ,small ,squares1 ,creamed ,potatoes with ,shredded ,star ,ham and ,mayonnaise ,dressing1 ,tomatoes ,stuffed with ,chopped ,celery1 ,sliced ,sweet ,potatoes with ,cream ,dressing1 ,strawberry ,jello with ,whipped ,cream1 ,marshmallow ,cake and ,iced ,tea4 ,,dinner--,spiced ,star ,ham ,boiled1 ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,rice ,cakes ,fried1 ,creamed ,potatoes1 ,corn ,pudding1 ,tomatoes ,stuffed with ,salad made of ,veribest ,potted ,ham1 ,pineapple ,cake1 ,sherbet1 ,coffee4 ,,arizona ,,mertie ,r4 ,,jones1 ,,mesa ,,breakfast--,cereal with ,cream and ,sugar1 ,broiled ,star ,bacon1 ,poached ,eggs1 ,graham ,gems1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,chicken ,bouillon 7,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,creamed ,veribest ,chicken in ,biscuit ,cases1 ,french ,fried ,potatoes 7,fried in ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,brown ,bread and ,butterine ,sandwiches 7,armour's ,glendale ,butterine71 ,cake1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice1 ,iced4 ,,dinner--,cream of ,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 ,veribest ,roast ,beef with ,brown ,sauce 7,made from ,armour's ,extract of ,beef71 ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,potatoes1 ,creamed ,onions1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,ice1 ,small ,cakes1 ,coffee4 ,,arkansas ,,mrs4 ,w4 ,h4 ,,blakely1 #gac ,,north #ai,,th ,,st41 ,,fort ,,smith ,,breakfast--,oranges1 ,armour's ,star ,bacon ,broiled1 ,poached ,eggs1 ,toast1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,sliced ,veribest ,tongue1 ,hashed ,browned ,potatoes1 ,rolls1 ,individual ,custards in ,ramekins1 ,tea4 ,,dinner--,cream ,tomato ,soup 7,veribest71 ,casserole ,roast 7,veribest ,roast ,beef71 ,candied ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,stuffed ,green ,peppers 7,filling of ,bread ,crumbs1 ,onion1 ,veribest ,deviled ,ham71 ,pineapple and ,cheese ,salad on ,lettuce1 ,mayonnaise ,dressing1 ,potato ,rolls1 ,frozen ,apricots in ,tall ,glasses of ,whipped ,cream1 ,angel ,food ,cake1 ,coffee4 ,,california ,,mrs4 ,,edith ,v4 ,,schliemann1 ,,susanville ,,breakfast--,corn ,flakes1 ,broiled ,star ,ham1 ,poached ,eggs1 ,fried ,potatoes1 ,toast1 ,chocolate4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,egg ,salad1 ,hot ,biscuits1 ,raspberry ,shortcake1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,lemonade4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,consomme1 ,rice ,curry and ,veribest ,veal1 ,creamed ,peas1 ,french ,fried ,potatoes1 ,lettuce ,salad1 ,plum ,cake1 ,iced ,tea4 ,,colorado ,,mrs4 ,,burton ,a4 ,,smead1 #abha ,,south ,,downing ,,st41 ,,denver ,,breakfast--,rolled ,oats with ,hot ,dates1 ,liver and ,star ,bacon ,skewered and ,broiled1 ,popovers1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,creamed ,veribest ,chicken in ,pastry ,shells1 ,french ,fried ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,bread and ,butter1 ,orange ,marmalade1 ,tea4 ,,dinner--,mock ,turtle ,soup 7,armour's ,extract of ,beef71 ,croutons1 ,two-inch ,slice of ,star ,ham ,braised with ,tomato ,sauce1 ,boiled ,rice1 ,green ,string ,beans1 ,jellied ,celery ,relish 7,armour's ,beef ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,bread1 ,snow ,pudding1 ,sponge ,cake1 ,coffee4 ,,connecticut ,p4 ,,curtin1 ,,edson ,,house1 ,,plantsville ,,breakfast--,fruit1 ,buckwheat ,cakes with ,armour's ,star ,bacon1 ,rolls1 ,coffee4 ,,dinner--,armour's ,star ,ham ,soup1 ,veribest ,roast ,beef with ,brown ,sauce1 ,baked ,potatoes1 ,creamed ,onions1 ,veribest ,mince ,meat ,pie1 ,coffee4 ,,supper--,armour's ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,brown ,bread1 ,armour's ,hot ,chicken ,bouillon with ,butter ,thins4 ,,delaware ,,mrs4 ,g4 ,a4 ,,smith1 ,,edgemoore1 ,,route #b1 ,,box #ha;,a4 ,,breakfast--,grapefruit1 ,star ,ham ,omelet1 ,tomato ,catsup1 ,hot ,cakes1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,cream of ,onion ,soup1 ,little ,pigs in ,blankets 7,armour's ,star ,bacon71 ,tomato ,catsup1 ,french ,fried ,potatoes1 ,iced ,tea1 ,peach ,shortcake4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,veal ,loaf1 ,riced ,potatoes1 ,tomatoes ,stuffed with ,star ,ham1 ,hot ,rolls1 ,grape ,sherbet 7,armour's ,grape ,juice74 ,,district ,,of ,,columbia ,,mrs4 ,e4 ,w4 ,,sillings1 #fbe ,e4 ,,st4 ,s4 ,e41 ,,washington ,,breakfast--,grapefruit with ,armour's ,grape ,juice1 ,star ,ham ,croquettes1 ,baked ,potatoes1 ,buttered ,toast1 ,cocoa4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,boned ,chicken1 ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,gravy1 ,apple ,sauce1 ,white ,bread1 ,cookies1 ,milk ,shake4 ,,dinner--,split ,pea ,soup with ,crackers1 ,roast ,star ,ham with ,parsnips1 ,stuffed ,cabbage1 ,sliced ,tomatoes1 ,brown ,bread1 ,peach ,short ,cake1 ,iced ,postum4 ,,florida ,,ida ,c4 ,,westgaard1 ,,buena ,,vista1 ,,dade ,,co4 ,,breakfast--,iced ,grapes1 ,puffed ,rice with ,cream1 ,broiled ,star ,bacon1 ,poached ,eggs on ,toast1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 ,boiled ,potatoes with ,cream ,sauce1 ,cold ,baked ,star ,ham ,sliced1 ,bread and ,butter1 ,hot ,gingerbread1 ,jelly1 ,coffee4 ,,dinner--,bouillon 7,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,veribest ,roast ,beef with ,mushroom ,sauce1 ,creamed ,asparagus1 ,candied ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,tomato ,jelly1 ,salad with ,mayonnaise1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,sherbet1 ,cake1 ,coffee ,mints4 ,,georgia ,,mrs4 ,,nellie ,h4 ,,dusenbury1 #iig ,,milledge ,,ave41 ,,athens ,,breakfast--,figs with ,cream1 ,creamed ,chipped ,beef 7,veribest71 ,saratoga ,chips1 ,sliced ,tomatoes1 ,hot ,rolls1 ,tea1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,stuffed ,peppers 7,force ,meat made from ,veribest ,veal ,loaf71 ,light ,bread1 ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,pickled ,beets1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,frappe1 ,angel ,food ,cake1 ,iced ,tea4 ,,dinner--,fruit ,cocktail1 ,tomato ,soup 7,seasoned with ,armour's ,extract of ,beef71 ,baked ,star ,ham1 ,creamed ,onions1 ,squash1 ,tomato and ,asparagus ,salad with ,french ,dressing1 ,bread ,sticks1 ,fresh ,peaches with ,cream1 ,coffee with ,cheese ,wafers4 ,,idaho ,,mrs4 ,h4 ,w4 ,,zimmerman1 ,,payette ,,breakfast--,cantaloupe1 ,fried ,star ,bacon and ,eggs1 ,toast with ,white ,sauce1 ,oatmeal ,cookies1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,hot ,rolls and ,honey1 ,sliced ,tomatoes1 ,potato ,chips1 ,baked ,apple with ,cream ,sauce1 ,iced ,tea4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 ,veribest ,creamed ,chicken1 ,baked ,potatoes1 ,cabbage ,salad1 ,carrots and ,peas1 ,peaches and ,cream1 ,cake1 ,coffee4 ,,illinois ,,elizabeth ,m4 ,,van ,,huysen1 #eja ,,cedar ,,st41 ,,quincy ,,breakfast--,green ,gage ,plums1 ,cereal and ,cream1 ,armour's ,star ,bacon and ,fried ,eggs1 ,simon ,pure ,parker ,house ,rolls1 ,new ,white ,clover ,honey1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 ,brown ,bread and ,butter ,sandwiches1 ,tomato ,salad1 ,simon ,pure ,doughnuts1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,tomato ,soup with ,croutons1 ,veribest ,roast ,beef with ,browned ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,green ,corn on ,cob1 ,beet ,salad1 ,mashed ,potatoes1 ,simon ,pure ,concord ,grape ,pie1 ,coffee1 ,cheese ,wafers4 ,,indiana ,,mrs4 ,l4 ,b4 ,,kilmer1 ,,burdick ,,breakfast--,apple ,fritters or ,baked ,apples1 ,star ,ham ,rolls1 ,soft ,boiled ,eggs1 ,corn ,meal ,mush 7,fried in ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,coffee1 ,hot ,milk4 ,,luncheon--,hot ,beef ,bouillon 7,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,cheese ,sticks1 ,armour's ,veribest ,beef ,tongue and ,tomato ,salad1 ,cream ,biscuits1 ,apple ,sauce1 ,grape ,juice with ,marshmallows4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,soup1 ,ragout of ,beef 7,armour's ,veribest71 ,potatoes and ,brown ,gravy flavored with ,beef ,extract1 ,escalloped ,tomatoes1 ,cream of ,grape ,pie 7,made with ,armour's ,grape ,juice and ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,coffee4 ,,iowa ,,mrs4 ,j4 ,c4 ,,brandt1 ,,le ,,mars ,,breakfast--,chilled ,white ,grapes in ,cantaloupe1 ,corn ,meal and ,ham ,mush 7,fried in ,bacon ,grease71 ,broiled ,star ,bacon1 ,toast with ,honey1 ,doughnuts and ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,corned ,beef au ,gratin1 ,graham and ,white ,bread ,sandwiches1 ,rhubarb ,marmalade1 ,cheese1 ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard ,cake1 ,sliced ,peaches1 ,armour's ,mulled ,grape ,juice4 ,,dinner--,bouillon 7,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,croutons1 ,casserole of ,veal1 ,riced ,potatoes1 ,armour's ,baked ,beans1 ,stuffed ,tomatoes1 ,veribest ,tongue and ,egg ,salad1 ,white ,bread 7,butterine in balls and sprig of parsley71 ,armour's ,mince ,meat ,pie1 ,coffee4 ,,kansas ,,mrs4 ,j4 ,l4 ,,hobbs1 #cji ,,wabash ,,ave41 ,,wichita ,,breakfast--,iced ,cantaloupe1 ,shredded ,wheat ,biscuits with ,sugar and ,cream1 ,veribest ,corned ,beef ,hash1 ,baking ,powder ,biscuits1 ,apple ,butter1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,star ,ham ,souffle1 ,creamed ,potatoes1 ,fresh ,rolls1 ,blackberry ,jam1 ,tea4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,tomato ,soup with ,toast ,cubes1 ,veribest ,roast ,beef with ,potatoes and ,brown ,gravy1 ,creamed ,cauliflower1 ,veribest ,chicken ,salad served in ,red ,pepper ,shells on ,lettuce ,leaves1 ,cheese ,sandwiches1 ,olives1 ,banana ,shortcake with ,whipped ,cream1 ,coffee4 ,,kentucky ,,mrs4 ,m4 ,,geo4 ,,moore1 ,r4 #e1 ,,lexington ,,breakfast--,bananas with ,cereal and ,cream1 ,broiled ,star ,bacon1 ,fried ,apples1 ,creamed ,hominy1 ,buttermilk ,biscuit1 ,blackberry ,jam1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,cream of 7,veribest7 ,tomato ,soup1 ,sweet ,peppers stuffed with ,veribest ,veal ,loaf1 ,escalloped ,corn1 ,cottage ,cheese with ,cream1 ,sally ,lunn1 ,tea4 ,,dinner--,bouillon 7,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,baked ,star ,ham1 ,corn ,pudding1 ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,green ,beans1 ,tomatoes with ,mayonnaise ,dressing1 ,veribest ,chicken ,salad1 ,amber ,pie 7,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,cheese1 ,coffee4 ,,louisiana ,,mrs4 ,t4 ,j4 ,,bingham1 ,,concordia ,,parish1 ,,vidalia ,,breakfast--,broiled ,star ,ham1 ,poached ,eggs on ,toast1 ,hot ,muffins1 ,butter1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,chicken ,bouillon 7,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes71 ,veribest ,veal ,loaf1 ,raisin ,bread1 ,butter1 ,cream ,puffs 7,made of ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,iced ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,,dinner--,cream of ,corn ,soup1 ,broiled ,chicken on ,toast with ,baked ,apples1 ,stuffed ,peppers 7,using ,armour's ,star ,ham ,minced71 ,scalloped ,potatoes1 ,fruit ,salad with ,mayonnaise1 ,mince ,meat ,pie with ,hard ,sauce 7,veribest ,mince ,meat71 ,coffee1 ,mints4 ,,maine ,,miss ,,gertrude ,,jones1 #ei ,,cottage ,,st41 ,,so4 ,,portland ,,breakfast--,bananas and ,cream1 ,star ,ham ,omelet1 ,rye ,biscuit1 ,breakfast ,cake1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,vegetable ,soup1 ,simon ,pure ,luncheon ,rolls1 ,creamed ,potatoes1 ,orange ,sauce1 ,iced ,tea4 ,,supper--,stuffed ,baked ,ham1 ,irish ,potatoes1 ,baked ,onions1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,sherbet1 ,cake1 ,coffee4 ,,maryland ,,mrs4 ,,geo4 ,e4 ,,loane1 #gaa ,e4 #bb,,nd ,,st41 ,,baltimore ,,breakfast--,oranges1 ,grapenuts with ,cream1 ,armour's ,star ,bacon1 ,bread dipped in ,egg and fried in ,bacon ,fat or ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 ,corn ,pone1 ,cloverbloom ,butter1 ,coffee4 ,,dinner--,armour's ,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 ,croquettes of ,veribest ,chicken1 ,mashed ,potatoes1 ,lima ,beans with ,cream ,dressing1 ,lettuce ,salad1 ,ice ,cream and ,black ,coffee4 ,,supper--,slice ,boiled ,star ,ham1 ,tomato ,salad1 ,biscuit1 ,cheese1 ,cake1 ,tea4 ,,massachusetts ,,miss ,,isabelle ,m4 ,,walker1 #ag ,,hovey ,,ave41 ,,cambridge ,,breakfast--,cracked ,wheat1 ,corn ,bread1 ,star ,ham ,omelet1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,extract of ,beef1 ,croutons1 ,apple ,turnovers1 ,russian ,tea4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,roast ,beef1 ,baked ,sweet ,potatoes1 ,pickled ,beets1 ,boiled ,rice1 ,syrup1 ,tea4 ,,michigan ,,mrs4 ,,thos4 ,,westwood1 #bcji ,s4 ,,mich4 ,,ave41 ,,saginaw1 ,w4 ,s4 ,,breakfast--,wheatena with ,dates1 ,sugar and ,cream1 ,french ,toast1 ,broiled ,star ,ham1 ,golden ,omelet1 ,peach ,marmalade1 ,fried ,cakes1 ,coffee4 ,,dinner--,noodle ,soup 7,armour's ,extract of ,beef71 ,creamed ,chicken 7,armour's ,veribest7 in ,riced ,potato ,border1 ,ginger ,pears1 ,watermelon ,pickles1 ,beet and ,tomato ,salad1 ,strawberry ,custard1 ,grape ,juice ,mouss1 ,coffee1 ,black ,tea4 ,,supper--,english ,tea ,cakes1 ,fruit ,salad1 ,veribest ,tongue ,garnished with ,shoe ,string ,potatoes1 ,peanut ,cookies1 ,cocoa with ,whipped ,cream4 ,,minnesota ,,lillian ,,hudson1 #ahji ,,fremont ,,ave4 ,,so4 ,,minneapolis ,,breakfast--,oranges1 ,boiled ,star ,ham1 ,oatmeal with ,sugar and ,cream1 ,creamed ,potatoes1 ,popovers1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,cold ,sliced ,armour's ,star ,ham1 ,cheese ,fondue1 ,bread and ,butter1 ,sliced ,peaches1 ,cookies1 ,coffee4 ,,dinner--,tomato ,soup1 ,braised ,beef1 ,riced ,potatoes1 ,squash1 ,refugee ,stringless ,bean ,salad1 ,baking ,powder ,biscuits 7,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,cherry ,pie1 ,coffee4 ,,mississippi ,,miss ,,lola ,,perry1 #iab #ci,,th ,,ave41 ,,meridian ,,breakfast--,baked ,bananas1 ,creamed ,veribest ,corned ,beef1 ,potato ,chips1 ,french ,toast1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,ox ,tail ,soup1 ,armour ,star ,ham ,timbales1 ,deviled ,eggs1 ,jellied ,baked ,apples1 ,parker ,house ,rolls1 ,iced ,tea4 ,,dinner--,fricassee of ,veribest ,roast ,beef1 ,creamed ,cauliflower1 ,shrimp ,salad1 ,spaghetti with 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,,breakfast--,cereal with ,dates1 ,broiled ,star ,bacon1 ,buttered ,toast1 ,boiled ,eggs1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,vegetable ,soup with ,crisp ,crackers1 ,celery1 ,stewed ,figs1 ,chocolate ,marble ,cake1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,chicken ,fricasseed1 ,mashed ,potatoes1 ,baked ,squash1 ,creamed ,turnips1 ,green ,tomato ,pickle1 ,watermelon1 ,pumpkin ,pie1 ,coffee4 ,,wyoming ,,mrs4 ,a4 ,m4 ,,humphry1 #fdf ,,summer ,,st41 ,,sheridan ,,breakfast--,graham ,porridge with ,dates1 ,fried ,star ,ham and ,eggs1 ,dry ,toast and ,butter1 ,coffee4 ,,luncheon--,veribest ,chicken ,sandwiches1 ,creamed ,potatoes1 ,tomato and ,lettuce ,salad1 ,hot ,doughnuts 7,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard71 ,tea4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,vegetable ,soup with ,croutons1 ,veribest ,roast ,beef1 ,brown ,sauce1 ,browned ,potatoes1 ,cauliflower au ,gratin1 ,rolls1 ,beet ,pickles1 ,armour's ,grape ,juice ,sherbet1 ,cake1 ,nuts1 ,coffee4 ,,canada ,,mrs4 ,g4 ,e4 ,,poste1 #bca ,,moss ,,st41 ,,victoria1 ,b4 ,c4 ,,breakfast--,oranges1 ,wheat ,flakes with ,cream1 ,baked ,hash 7,veribest ,beef71 ,preserved ,peaches1 ,muffins1 ,coffee4 ,,dinner--,veribest ,tomato ,soup1 ,baked ,stuffed 7,star7 ,ham1 ,mashed ,potatoes1 ,creamed ,cauliflower1 ,pickled ,carrots1 ,chocolate ,pie1 ,tea4 ,,supper--,sliced ,meat ,loaf1 ,potato ,salad ,garnished with ,sliced ,hard ,boiled ,eggs and ,parsley1 ,raspberry ,preserve1 ,cheese1 ,lemon ,tarts1 ,cake1 ,cocoa4 ,little ,stories by ,our ,readers ,a ,ham ,story ,illustration ,as we are lovers of good ham we always use ,armour's ,star ,brand4 ,i generally buy the ham on ,saturday as it keeps better than fresh meat4 ,i buy a whole ham 7try to get one about ten pounds71 then get the dealer to cut two nice slices thick enough to broil1 a little beyond the center1 leaving two nice ends1 the string end the smaller4 ,one slice ,i use for ,sunday morning ,breakfast1 the other one ,i wrap in a moist cloth1 place between two plates4 ,this will keep three or four days4 ,i now take the large end1 put it on in cold water1 let simmer for a couple of hours1 then take out and drain2 cut off skin1 and part of the fat and put it in the oven to finish cooking4 ,the skin ,i save for use on the griddle1 the fat ,i render and use the dripping for salads4 ,after baking1 serve hot or cold1 sliced2 ,i still have a small end and one slice left1 the small end ,i boil until thoroughly done1 take out and use the water for vegetables1 such as cabbage1 spinach1 beans1 etc4 ,the small end does not slice as well as the other so ,i take all the meat from the bone1 and put it through the chopper1 grind it fine1 and use it for ham loaf1 toast filling for tomato cups or for ham omelet4 ,the baked end ,i serve sliced1 also1 use for sandwiches4 ,if ,i have to keep the sandwiches ,i put them in a moistened napkin2 it keeps the ham moist and juicy4 99 99 99 99 99 ,how ,i ,arrange to ,use a ,whole ,ham ,,sunday ,,breakfast3 ,water cress1 slice ,star ,ham broiled with milk gravy1 hot rolls1 coffee1 home-made peach cake4 ,,sunday ,,dinner3 ,beef pot roast1 white potatoes whipped1 sweet potatoes roasted under the meat1 cauliflower boiled in the ham water1 cream dressing1 fruit sherbet1 in which ,i use ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,,sunday ,,supper3 ,cold baked ,star ,ham sliced thin1 or tomato cups on lettuce with mustard dressing1 white bread and butter1 home-made cake1 sliced peaches1 and tea4 ,to make ,,tomato ,,cups1 take medium size tomatoes1 skin them 7by pouring boiling water over them first1 this is easily done7 and put on ice until cold2 scoop out the center4 ,make a filling of minced ham1 a little chicken1 breadcrumbs 7equal parts71 a seasoning of chopped peppers2 fill tomatoes2 on top of each put a little mustard dressing4 ,set each cup on a lettuce leaf1 and serve4 ,now ,i still have one slice of ham left1 some minced ham1 some of the baked ham4 ,the last slice ,i broil and serve with poached eggs2 the baked ham1 makes sandwiches4 ,the week ,i buy a whole ham ,i don't buy much other meat4 ,trusting this will be of value to some1 ,i remain1--,i4 ,m4 ,b41 ,philadelphia4 99 99 99 99 99 ,milk ,toast ,have kept ,armour's ,beef ,extract always on hand for years and it has helped me out of many a tight place4 ,one day the children teased for milk toast for supper1 and to my dismay ,i found the milk was 'short' that day4 ,not wishing to disappoint them ,i tried to see what ,i could do4 ,i made a consomm with ,armour's ,beef ,extract1 using a quarter teaspoonful to a cup and seasoning it with salt and pepper1 and used this in the same way as ,i would milk4 ,our 'milk' toast was fit for a king4 ,the children pronounced it the best ever4 ,in these times of high prices1 with milk at ten cents per quart1 many a family would welcome such an excellent substitute as ,armour's ,extract4 ,most useful are the ,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes4 ,i use them in preparing soups1 gravies1 dissolved and poured over a roast while cooking4 ,i give my husband and children each one in a cup of hot water1 every morning for breakfast1 the first thing1 as it seems to be an appetizer2 also serve it to my aged parents in the morning before rising1 as it gives them strength to make their toilet4 ,they are both very aged and failing and the effect of the bouillon is wonderful4 ,my husband also takes ,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes with him in his lunch basket to the factory where he holds a clerical position2 he keeps his bouillon cup and spoon and there is plenty of boiling water accessible1 so it makes a nice1 nourishing drink at lunch time4--,mrs4 ,e4 ,b41 ,greensburg1 ,pa4 99 99 99 99 99 ,a ,red ,letter for ,armour's ,extract ,we have a friend who derived more benefit 7in our estimation7 from ,armour's ,extract1 than any one we have ever heard of4 ,he is an expert machinist and is sent to all parts of the world to put up machines1 such as reapers1 mowers1 etc4 ,the particular trip ,i write of he was sent to ,bulgaria1 to a small village1 where the accommodations were very poor4 ,sleep was almost out of the question and to eat the black bread1 which was the principal food1 was impossible4 ,the water in all foreign countries was so bad that he always carried jars of the ,extract with him4 ,this time he not only dissolved it in hot water and drank it1 but took his penknife and fed himself the extract raw4 ,he claims it saved his life1 as for four days that was all he had with him to eat or drink4 ,he says he felt fine and did his work better than when he had been where the food was palatable and he had eaten heartily4 ,of course he swears by the ,extract and never takes a trip now without taking a good supply with him4--,mrs4 ,h4 ,l41 ,yorktown ,heights1 ,westchester ,co41 ,n4 ,y4 99 99 99 99 99 ,illustration3 ,a ,new ,use for ,stale ,bread4 ,the ,roll is ,hollowed ,out to ,make a ,serving ,cup for ,creamed ,chicken ,don't stint the kiddies on their daily spread--give them ,armour's ,glendale ,butterine ,making ,money for the ,church ,besides selling recipes for eggless1 butterless cake1 we made seasoning bags to sell1 for soups and such1 using eight peppercorns1 four cloves1 six mustard seeds1 one third teaspoon celery seed1 four tiny sprigs each of thyme1 summer savory1 sweet basil1 and parsley in each4 ,this gives a blend pleasant to many tastes1 and it is sufficient to flavor a soup for a large family4 ,when the soup seems to have taken enough of the flavor the bag should be removed4 ,to make one bag at a time would be foolish1 but when enough are made to last the year out it helps out in fine shape4 ,we also made jelly bags for sale1 many ladies not having the right thickness of cloth in the house at jelly-making time4 ,at ,christmas time the young girls of our congregation made quite a few dollars for the church by selling boxes of preserved orange4 ,this is their recipe3 ,cut six large navel oranges in slices the long way of the fruit1 and boil1 until tender1 in three waters1 pouring off the water each time4 ,make a syrup of five cups of sugar and one cup of water and boil the orange in this until the syrup is almost boiled away4 ,remove with skimmer and let stand half an hour and roll each piece in granulated sugar4 ,the confection was packed in dainty white boxes and covered with paraffin paper4 ,they found a very ready sale4--,k4 ,c4 ,b4 ,it has been our experience that everyday necessities in the household are better sellers than fancy nicknacks1 writes a reader1 and when the social club of our church met last winter we decided to stick to them4 ,here are some of the things we made with the result that when we held our sale at ,easter there was not one article left over and we had the sum of ninety-five dollars in the treasury4 ,ice ,bags ,these bags1 made out of ordinary potato sacking1 are for covering the cake of ice1 and do much to keep down the ice bill4 ,they are twenty-four inches long by twenty-seven inches wide and have a drawstring of common twine4 ,they cost almost nothing and found ready sale at a quarter apiece4 ,wringing ,bags ,this idea we got from a trained nurse who was with us for a time1 and it is a very good thing to have on hand when there is sickness4 ,when hot cloths are to be applied it is hard to wring them out by hand as hot as the doctor would like4 ,the bags are made of strong ticking and measure eighteen inches in width and are ten inches deep4 ,at each end a loop the depth of the bag was stitched1 through which a piece of broom handle was run when in use4 ,to use1 put the flannel into the bag1 and set the bag into the pan of boiling water on the stove 7first inserting the sticks74 ,when ready1 simply lift the bag and wring it by the sticks4 ,carpenter's ,aprons ,there has been a good deal of building done in our small town and one of our members1 whose husband is a building contractor1 offered to buy half a dozen carpenter's aprons if we would make them4 ,this order has led to our making over two hundred of these aprons1 as others hearing of it would want their aprons home-made rather than factory made4 ,they are made of strong ticking1 with a strap around the neck and another at the waist4 ,in some1 the straps are around the shoulders instead of the neck4 ,pockets are made for a rule1 knife1 nails1 and a strap for a hammer4--,mrs4 ,t4 ,g4 ,h4 ,illustration3 ,clever ,fingers ,made ,this ,lounge from an ,old ,single ,bed ,,armour',s ,,simon ,,pure ,,leaf ,,lard--the best for all purposes ,where ,does ,your ,housekeeping ,money ,go8 ,housekeeping money to many men means the actual money required for food4 ,not very many husbands realize how many little expenses the housekeeping money has to take care of--little expenses that have nothing to do with food4 ,here are some and the ,editor will be very glad if the readers will send in their own experiences in this line4 ,illustration ,most men smoke1 and most men like to pocket a nice fresh box of matches when starting off for the day4 ,matches don't cost much to be sure but a fresh box each morning cuts quite a hole in the housekeeping money which is used to buy them4 99 99 99 99 99 ,does your husband like to sit up late reading1 playing chess1 etc48 ,that sort of thing increases the light and coal bill quite a bit4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the pennies given for charity1 church collections1 etc41 are also extras4 99 99 99 99 99 ,returning little courtesies--very often to his people--such as sending flowers1 books1 and occasional lunch or matinee1 etc41 etc41 all make quite a hole in the housekeeping money4 99 99 99 99 99 ,the wear and tear of household utensils1 linen1 etc41 means constant replenishment of one thing or another4 ,a man may realize that his buggy or motor car has to have certain parts replaced once in a while but he is not apt to think of the pots and pans of the household side of things unless reminded4 99 99 99 99 99 ,it is a good plan to keep a few simple medicines at hand in case of sudden sickness1 also a few bandages and the usual dressings required for accidents4 ,does your housekeeping money make provision for this8 99 99 99 99 99 ,money for the education of the children is not generally included in the housekeeping money1 but when the children get old enough to want to have their friends visit them it means little lunches1 suppers1 entertainments of various kinds1 all of which cuts into the housekeeping money4 ,as this is really the social side of their education it is only fair that extra provision should be made for it4 ,why ,eat ,fruit8 ,illustration ,it is a very good plan to find out the medicinal and curative properties of the different fruits and to make the fruit your system requires a part of your diet4 ,apples1 for instance1 have an excellent effect on the health generally4 ,they contain a large proportion of water and a large quantity of potash as well as of malic acid1 which has valuable properties1 and ether which is beneficial to the liver4 ,plums1 too1 have certain virtues and lemons are good for several forms of stomach trouble4 ,as for grapes1 they are so valuable as to form a distinctive cure just in themselves4 ,they possess an enormous quantity of potash and plenty of water and they also contain sugar and salts of tartar4 ,that all means that grapes will do much for the person who is tired and run down1 whose nerves are weakened and whose organs are overworked1 that they will tone and regulate the system1 purify the blood and assist the different organs in performing their functions4 ,the presence of sugar indicates that they can provide fuel for the body--the human engine--whether it be the romping child or the man whose day is filled with hard physical labor4 ,so it follows that grapes are really a very valuable addition to our diet list4 ,unfortunately1 it is not always possible to have grapes on our table but wise manufacturers have found a way by which the juice of the grape may be possible at all times of the year and in every corner of the land4 ,they have built large factories right in the very heart of the country where the best grapes grow and there the grapes are taken while the dew is still on them and their luscious fragrant deliciousness is squeezed out1 poured into bottles and quickly sealed to prevent any escape of the exquisite bouquet4 ,nothing is added--no water to weaken and adulterate1 no sugar to sweeten1 no coloring essence to deceive the eye4 ,it is just the pure1 natural juice of earth's best offering4 ,this bottled concentration of earth's sweetness and richness with all the life and warmth of the sunshine is ,armour's ,grape ,juice4 ,illustration3 ,jessie ,tarbox ,beals ,marshmallow ,cake with ,decoration of ,marshmallows and ,leaves ,cut ,out of ,citron ,peel ,start the day right with ,,devonshire ,,farm ,,sausage ,baked ,beans--,a ,national ,dish ,to many people baked beans means just one thing--baked beans1 served hot or cold4 ,to the woman1 however1 who is really interested in furnishing variety in diet1 and this in a very economical way1 baked beans offers boundless possibilities4 ,first of all1 she lays in a stock of ,veribest ,baked ,beans--,veribest1 because she knows that in this particular brand the beans are even more thoroughly cooked than she herself could do them4 ,there are two kinds of ,veribest ,baked ,beans1 plain1 and with tomato sauce1 and with both the mellow richness of the bean is preserved with all its natural flavor1 making it a most toothsome dish as well as nutritious and economical4 ,having a good stock to draw from the economical housewife proceeds to serve baked beans to her family every day for a week1 varying the dish each day4 ,,for ,,monday there is a ,new ,england ,supper--baked beans with hot ,boston brown bread4 ,drop the can of baked beans into hot water and boil for #bj minutes4 ,turn out1 garnish with parsley and serve with mustard pickles4 ,,tuesday1 ,,for ,,lunch4--,,bean ,,croquettes4 ,drain ,veribest ,pork and ,beans 7without tomato sauce71 and pass them through a colander4 ,measure and allow one teaspoon of dry bread crumbs to each cup of beans4 ,season with cayenne pepper and a little minced parsley4 ,for a pint of the mixture1 beat one egg4 ,save enough of the egg to dip the croquettes in1 and add the remainder to the beans4 ,mix and form into small croquettes1 or balls1 then roll in fine bread crumbs4 ,dip them in egg and again in the crumbs1 and fry in deep boiling ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard4 ,border with slices of dill pickles or sweet green peppers4 ,,wednesday1 ,,school ,,lunches4--,,bean ,,sandwiches4 ,cut some thin slices from a loaf of brown bread1 butter and put crisp lettuce leaves1 with a teaspoon of mayonnaise1 on each half of the slices1 and on the others spread a layer of ,armour's ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 which have been mashed until smooth4 ,put the slices together and wrap each sandwich separately in paraffin paper4 ,,thursday4--,,bean ,,celery ,,salad4 ,mix one can of ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 four tablespoons of celery cut in one eighth inch rings1 two tablespoons of finely chopped onions1 and one fourth cup of good boiled dressing4 ,marinate thoroughly1 but stir slightly4 ,rub the salad dish with a cut clove of garlic4 ,arrange lettuce leaves around the salad bowl and in the center make a mound of the salad mixture1 to which one fourth cup of whipped cream has been added4 ,garnish with stuffed olives cut in rings4 ,,friday4--,,attractive ,,luncheon ,,dish4 ,heat one can of ,veribest ,pork and ,beans 7without tomato sauce71 tossing about with fork to prevent breaking or mashing the beans4 ,season to taste4 ,serve in beet shells which have been previously prepared as follows3 ,wash the beets carefully1 so as not to break the skins1 and boil rapidly until tender4 ,then cover with cold water1 and with the hands remove the skins4 ,scoop out the centers and fill the cases with the beans4 ,garnish with young celery leaves4 ,,saturday4--,,puree ,,of ,,beans4 ,to one can of ,armour's ,veribest ,beans and ,tomato ,sauce add two cups of milk2 boil for a few minutes and pass through a sieve4 ,add salt and pepper to taste1 a dash of sage1 dry mustard and more water if required4 ,strain over croutons in the tureen and sprinkle with chopped parsley4 ,,sunday ,,night ,,supper4--,,bean ,,loaf4 ,two cups of ,veribest ,pork and ,beans1 mashed to a pulp1 one fourth cup of chopped nuts1 one cup of browned bread crumbs1 two teaspoons of grated onion1 two eggs1 one half cup of cream or rich milk1 one teaspoon of salt4 ,mix thoroughly and put into a greased bread pan4 ,brush with the beaten yolk of egg1 milk or cream and bake one half hour4 ,serve with tomato sauce4 99 99 99 99 99 ,illustration3 ,jessie ,tarbox ,beals ,utilizing a ,chimney ,corner for a ,book ,case 99 99 99 99 99 ,homely ,virtues ,scorn not the homely virtues4 ,we are prone ,to search through all the world for something new2 ,and yet sometimes old-fashioned things are best-- ,old-fashioned work1 old-fashioned rectitude1 ,old-fashioned honor and old-fashioned prayer1 ,old-fashioned patience that can bide its time1 ,old-fashioned firesides sacred from the world1 ,old-fashioned satisfaction1 with enough ,old-fashioned candour and simplicity1 ,old-fashioned folks that practice what they preach4 ,answers to ,correspondents ,please tell me the proper way to send wedding announcements4 ,in a family where there are several young men and women do ,i send each a separate one8 ,if economy is no object send each a separate card4 ,if you do not care to do this and they are brothers and sisters you may say ,the ,misses ,brown and ,the ,messrs4 ,james and ,john ,wilson4 ,i would like very much to be able to help other housekeepers1 but ,i always feel that ,i only know the simple things of my rather humdrum life in the country4--,,mrs4 ,d41 ,,ohio4 ,what you know is not known to everyone1 nor is what any housekeeper knows a matter of everyday use with other housekeepers4 ,everyone has some short cut or recipe1 or personal way of doing things that would lighten the way for others4 ,your recommendation of butterine for instance1 would carry weight with some housekeepers who had never before thought of trying it and they would be grateful always for being shown how to cut their butter bill4 ,so with the other suggestions in your good letter from which ,i have taken extracts for the other pages4 ,i want just such letters as yours4 ,we must not forget that the younger generation of housekeepers are starting housekeeping and scanning columns like these for the things everyone knows4 ,yellow and white scheme for coming-out party4--,h4 ,m4 ,b4 ,many thanks for the nice things you say about the ,cook ,book4 ,am very glad you have enjoyed it so long4 ,the color scheme you mention could be carried out further by wearing white dresses with yellow sashes and hair ribbons4 ,have yellow ices and cakes with white and yellow frosting4 ,egg sandwiches1 potato salad garnished with hard boiled eggs halved and yellow flowers1 which are quite plentiful now would all help to carry out the idea4 ,what is the seventh anniversary of a wedding called8 and is the celebration of these anniversaries out of style8--,e4 ,g4 ,t41 ,,boise ,,city4 ,it is perfectly proper to celebrate and you can have a merry time with little expense4 ,have tiny woolly toy sheep for favors and serve lamb salad 7made after a chicken salad recipe74 ,wear a woolen dress and your husband white flannels4 ,i belong to a little card club and have to entertain the other members one afternoon soon4 ,can you suggest something which is easily prepared and can be served as a lap lunch8--,,mrs4 ,f4 ,t41 ,,huntington1 ,w4 ,,va4 ,ham mousse in individual moulds with thin bread and butter sandwiches4 ,ice cream served in cantaloupe4 ,iced tea with a slice of lemon and ,armour's ,grape ,juice1 which needs no flavoring4 ,what can ,i put with my silverware when packing it away to keep it from tarnishing8--,,mrs4 ,s4 ,pack in bags of ,canton flannel before putting into the drawers or boxes and place with them a few pieces of camphor gum4 ,please tell me if it is proper to eat cake with the fingers or must a fork be used8 ,it depends on the cake4 ,if one with a soft filling1 a fork will be necessary4 ,requested ,recipes ,,for ,g4 ,h4 ,molasses ,custard ,take one cup molasses 7ribbon cane is the best2 ,i have never tried corn syrup71 add one half cup sugar1 stir well and put on fire to boil for at least five minutes4 ,let cool for a short time1 than add three well-beaten eggs1 stirring constantly to keep the eggs from curdling4 ,add a tablespoonful of cornstarch4 ,bake in pie crust in the regular way but slowly4 ,to keep from browning too quickly ,i sometimes place a tin in oven over pie4 ,many thanks to ,mrs4 ,f4 ,a4 ,f41 ,jacksonville1 ,texas4 ,,for ,,mrs4 ,t4 ,h41 ,,oswego1 ,n4 ,y4 ,boiled ,bacon ,place the bacon in a saucepan with sufficient cold water to cover it4 ,bring the water to the simmering point and simmer gently until done 7time1 about half an hour for a pound for large pieces1 less for smaller74 ,add to the water an onion with two or three cloves stuck in it1 one carrot1 one turnip and some sticks of celery4 ,skim carefully several times4 ,when done1 remove the skin and cover with browned bread crumbs4 ,found ,out6 ,when making shells for custard and lemon pies prick the crust all over with a fork before baking4 ,bake the shells over an inverted pie plate1 then place them in pie plate as usual before filling4--,mrs4 ,d4 ,h41 ,media1 ,pa4 ,if a cake gets scorched on top when baking1 grate lightly with a nutmeg grater rather than try to scrape it with a knife4 ,you will have a better surface for frosting4--,c4 ,k41 ,hurley1 ,texas4 ,when your tablecloths begin to wear out make napkins out of the best parts and get a new tablecloth4 ,save your old newspapers and when you sweep soak the papers in water in which a tablespoonful of ammonia has been dissolved4 ,squeeze out and throw the paper pulp on the floor you are about to sweep4 ,it will keep the dust from flying and at the same time brighten the carpets4 ,save all soap scraps and put them into an empty baking powder can that you have turned into a soap shaker by the help of a hammer and nail4 ,punch eight or ten small holes in the top and bottom1 run a piece of wire from lid to bottom to hang it up by4 ,when washing dishes shake the box in the water and you will have a nice suds4 ,do not throw away the small pieces of paraffin that you take from the tops of jelly glasses4 ,they can be melted and used again4 ,if you do not make jelly1 use them to mix with the kindling4 ,they start a fire like coal oil4 ,ends of candles may be used in the same way4 ,if the wick in the lamp is short and you are out of coal oil1 fill the lamp with water4 ,the oil will rise to the top and the wick will burn as long as there is oil to burn4 ,put a tablespoonful of salt in your lamp and the blaze will be twice as bright4--,c4 ,l4 ,e41 ,dayton4 ,a damp or slightly oily cloth is all that is necessary to polish oak furniture if it is in good condition4 ,marks made by wet glasses should be rubbed with a mixture of nine parts olive oil and one part paraffin4--,mrs4 ,w41 ,stilesboro1 ,ga4 ,a very simple1 attractive and inexpensive gift may be made by crocheting a simple edge for bath towels of the silk finished crochet cotton1 and working the monogram or initial in cross stitch1 using the same thread4 ,the washrag should have a tiny edge to match4--,mrs4 ,j4 ,h4 ,m41 ,new ,mexico4 ,my linen dress had a tear and as it was bought ready made there were no left over pieces4 ,i drew a few threads from the under hem and darned it with these and when laundered it could scarcely be seen4--,mrs4 ,j4 ,e4 ,f4 ,hints for ,october ,a ,hot ,drink with the ,school ,lunch ,whether the individual drinking cup is a requirement in all public schools1 or not1 its use is a habit which should be encouraged4 ,a collapsible cup takes up little room in the lunch basket4 ,with it place one of the ,armour ,bouillon ,cubes4 ,at lunch time this cube dropped into a cup of hot water provides a drink of bouillon that is refreshing1 stimulating and healthful4 ,armour's ,bouillon ,cubes1 chicken and beef flavor1 are sold in tins of #ab1 #ej and #ajj--;each cube wrapped separately in tin foil4 ,fruit ,out of ,season ,the tonic value of pure fruit juices makes them desirable all the year around1 and the caloric properties of grape juice place it at the head of the list4 ,just now the ,armour factories1 in the heart of the grape-growing sections of ,new ,york and ,michigan1 have their presses at work extracting the pure juice from the season's luscious ,concords4 ,this juice1 undiluted1 unfermented and unsweetened1 is immediately bottled1 retaining all the delicious fragrance and flavor of the grape4 ,for household use there are cases of bottles in quarter-pint sizes and larger4 ,armour's ,grape ,juice is a splendid flavor for desserts and ices4 ,government ,inspection ,housewives realize1 more than ever before1 their responsibility in selecting for their families foods that are wholesome and healthful4 ,one of the strictest ,government inspections is on butterine4 ,in using ,glendale ,butterine there is a saving of fully one third over the cost of butter1 and there is no question about its cleanliness1 purity and wholesomeness4 ,armour's ,glendale ,butterine is carefully wrapped and sold in paraffined cartons4 ,the ,family ,cupboard ,anyone in the family can serve on short notice a meal that is sure to please1--if the cupboard is well stocked from the extensive variety of ,veribest ,soups1 ,meats and ,food ,specialties4 ,all are as thoroughly cooked and seasoned as in the home kitchen1 and it's a simple matter to heat the contents of the cans and serve4 ,best grocers in all parts of the country sell ,veribest goods4 ,a ,simple ,lesson in ,soup ,making ,the usual process of simmering meats and vegetables is so tedious and troublesome that frequently soup is omitted from the bill of fare when there is good reason for its presence4 ,it is especially beneficial in preparing the way for the easy digestion of heavier foods4 ,veribest ,soups are scientifically cooked and seasoned4 ,for use1 heat the soup and dilute it to the preferred consistency4 ,the ,choice of the ,many ,it is the greatest satisfaction to know of one breakfast dish that is always welcomed by guests4 ,whether they come from ,north or ,south1 they relish sweet1 crisp bacon4 ,armour's ,star ,bacon is a mild sugar cure1 hickory smoked1 and is most delicate4 ,star ,bacon is sold in glass jars and paper cartons4 ,keeping ,household ,accounts ,buying ham by the single slice is necessarily much more expensive than buying a whole ham1 for there is the cost of cutting besides the waste by this method4 ,after slices are cut from the whole ham1 considerable meat will be left on the bone4 ,these bits can be used in many ways1 and the bone can be boiled with vegetables or for soup4 ,armour's ,star ,ham is cured and smoked by special process which has given it the famous flavor4 ,little ,but ,efficient ,no product is better known or more highly appreciated than the little jars of ,armour's ,extract of ,beef4 ,this ,extract has many uses1 and a little goes far in making soup stock1 beef tea1 flavoring the cheaper cuts of meat1 gravies and vegetables4 ,most druggists and grocers can supply ,armour's ,extract of ,beef in two sizes of jars4 ,women ,who ,succeed ,to have light1 flakey pastry1 doughnuts that are neither heavy nor grease-soaked1 and fried dishes that are just right1 our successful cooks have found that the first essential is good1 old-fashioned pure leaf lard1 tried out in open kettles1 just as our grandmothers made it4 ,such is ,armour's ,simon ,pure ,leaf ,lard1 which is sold only in pails4 ,best dealers can supply it4 ,a ,luncheon ,innovation ,a piquant meat filling for sandwiches--one that is already prepared and requires only careful slicing--is ,armour's ,summer ,sausage4 ,each of the several kinds is a careful blending of meats and seasoning4 ,packed in casing1 they will keep indefinitely and therefore it is possible to have a supply at hand ready for any emergency4 ,the ,secret of ,good ,cooking ,is in the ,flavoring ,armour's ,extract of ,beef is the pure rich flavor of lean beef1 in highly concentrated form4 ,its use solves many kitchen problems and makes for economy4 ,being four times stronger than ordinary extract1 only one-fourth as much can be used1 or your food will be too rich4 ,this ,extract of ,beef supplies delicious flavor to the cheaper cuts of meat1 enriches vegetable dishes1 restores original tastiness to left-overs1 and flavors soups and gravies4 ,always keep a jar at hand4 ,sold by druggists and grocers4