Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1922, Page 25

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Cut into two rounds to fit a pic pan and place one over the other, first spread- ing the under with am cake may 3 without the whipped cream rnish, but with a pitcher of plai or be horteake may be made with left- over meats or ve e A short- ke with layers of minced chicken other meats, covered with a rieh v sauce instead of the whipped m, 1s a delicious luncheon dish. HOME ECONOMICS. | BY MRS. EL H KENT. | Early Greens. BY LAURA “PFICIENT HOUSEKEEPING KIRKMAN. Something Different for Dinner. You will find the meat dish me ced mashed po then pour th pudding. ith stem on not hull BY GLADYS HA at T should particu- him I might hate I don't know troheim nd love appeared to be disconso- e we talk much he has » ‘military rlo manne t mi . he a ce all of your hopes in In one picture, in my c One dream of any kind is 5o apt to wrong. and then you are bankru and broken. That is what happen to me with “Foolish Wiv ¢ ear I lived with it and for it, day in nd day out, night in and night out | I thought of mo other thing, dreamed of no other thing, planned no other thing. Very often Mrs. von Stroheim 1 th me all night, dis- ingy because I was 0 nervous to sleep. You sce, I had ideal, too. 1 wanted to tell bublic that 1 thought the Amer: he only man for the woman. And when at the ment the picture was taken hands to be cut my message was but lost “I didn't mean my immoral. the n picture to he T only wanted it to tell the That, it seems to me, is what pictures should do. 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Some people find hot chocolate too stimulating to drink at bedtime, and many people find hot weak tea soothing. Choose whichever drink quiets you most. | Then lie comfortably in a cool. | dark room. Force yourself to banish from vour head all disturbing or un pleasant thoughts. This isn't egsy— in f this is the hardest part of the treatment. 1 find that the best way to accomplish it is to begin to imagine all sorts of pleasant things as happening—people I should like to meet, places 1 should like to travel to, a new dress I should like to make, or a piece of furniture 1 should like to buy. The more trivial the thought the more easily you will slip off to sleep. Discouraged.—At this time of the vear there are simple skin bleaches among the vegetables or fruit. Among those ase cucumbers, toma- toes, strawberries and at all times You can use lemons. . Disheartened—The wax that fis used for removing the hair does not destroy it growth. 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