The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1924, Page 16

AGE 16 tHE SEATTLE STAR Uselessness Only | TH K ROSE R spears Soe ipmories A Spices for Excitement One Step Away Salt for Preserving From Wickedness Deserts Stage for Antique Shop | Keep “Books” ( FOR GIRL OF 20 | Say Country Sane So | Ig Advice to | gaan aa Children Are Housekeepers rai os ' | Handicapped BY MISS ALICE L. WEBB ’ State College of Washingt Ww": Children Should Be Taught to Make Use of Time; Idleness, Uselessness, Wicked ness, Partners in Crime ma) R little son is troublesome,” writes a mother He has so much energy and doesn't seem to know What to do with it a He plays till he gets tired of play ig, and still wants to be doing somethir I feel anxiou about | as I don’t believe in children having idle mo k | e , > ments. He is only 10 and tod young to work.” - rrkagy ry— . t e eachers, There are heaps of things your small son might do. " - , : Lee If he has more play time than he can pleasantly occupy, n Bg Bp tere , it is your business to see that he is agreeably occupied the alk, f quote hours he now inclines to idle away. furthe ; “Mischief and idle hands” still holds good, you know. +. ; Haven't you a garden that must be weeded or a lawn 1 reget that requires some daily attention? Even supposing you have a gardener, find some outdoor rear third aly \ 5 - work for the child. : “ch png emy It is a great mistake not to let the boys grow up with a 1 A regs working knowledge of plain WORK. oom . had The sages of the day are complaining that our younger ne $2.0 generation is being br ht up—in too great numbers—to 1 , Satimated Bias Seek “white collar jobs. rey , ’ Your child may be a case in point. There isn't anything more valuable, to a growing boy or girl than an agreeable acquaintance with outdoors and out- urth ¢ the ¢ whom 742,600, or 71.9 fre engaged in agricu The bureau hopes per cen i uke this more accurate by tak pursuits door occupations. i nt the different de The number of Americans Haven't you some simple work indoors for the boy to ot and erent abill on farms is 31,600,000, or about do, too? which contribute to the income third of.our total population n hi ; . a ‘One enterprising woman esti tinued Professor Carney. “The popu Let him wipe dishes and fetch and carry, to save you her yea : sala ata vat $20 4 lation living in villages of less than steps. thin fashion ho was housekeep. 00 is 9,000,000. Of a negro tion of 11,000,000, more than cent can live on the land Being a handy man around the house won't hurt his chances of success a particle. eoks in the ye t $2 a t $7 a t $2 a weeb ; ms Bi : ok ands “The expenditure per capita for. The one great, big, unkind thing a mother can do is to ent uted her time as a seam city school children is about $80. foster the plan of bringing her son up to be useless. 10 hours a week, at 25 The expenditure per capita for rural It’s one step from uselessness to wickedness. an hour uid be worth $130 schooi children is about $44 e+ 7 1h ¢ as & nurse and “Cit uiidren enjoy longer school Wedding Etiquet IS IT YOUR DOG? 4 tut children’s evening terms, The average urban period is Dear Miss Grey: Should announce Dear Mixs y. Some days age y 210 a 184 days; the average rural school t cards be sent out befo o a female Ai le terrier strayed . he e 4 poul | period is 137 days. Illiteracy anor a weddi : me |] to my home whic nhe imated, was greater in rural territory than Ts it the bride's place to ask he is about one year ¢ 1 - 1 itts h # t $100. Waste pre-| centers. The rural percentage is Mither for a w sk - ; ee + P he ‘ € in food, clothing health and an percentage 4.4." Place to give it in x beens 4 2 Sees, BM : Ma nts dinpensed with obvious hs ps. What ha . : @ wedding. An particular? || keep I urd enoug 1 pie a “eles _ o many » progress, p. since th VEXED. T do not wish to sen Mit tot ‘ A My mone t reac port of the country life commission + From the writing, the “vexed” per-|| Pound and thought per ; , ee ; y reful what I t appointed by President Roosevelt, son is evidently a man, perhaps the;| of pal . * would like to ca ‘ A tf eterae t ; 1 wpe But everything ® The country or rural school superin, { and take it away oF : mn ier that am » x * It surely & tly t e Aendent was cha terized one of before the wedding, not mailed! MA : inetine. (2.2% & PB Ir f are the Americe °. Inti after the ceremony. A few days ago Cynthia Grey |) “my I ut I would continu hen taalé dalyast re + Buvnhalin cd the te +2. A father and a daughter are | received a phone call from a lady | |t to t ntiq eX lif 1 were sent out road, | mone aved in es mazoo,. Mich. normal ‘schoo id Supposed to be upon friendly terms, | Who had lost an Airedale which || pial TeHet Teeter, | PTOOMNY: ty | wotild’ a " t a ‘lGctherle a a iene saps: And the statement that she wished | 8swers the description of the dog s restraint. For 15 ye now, Ij some treas 1 ng t tints of stentharg’shatsfavchers Th fo marry would be the only thing | mentioned in the above letter. It , See, wu meyer <r bali tint ¢ , e’knnual eulary: of rural teach Fequired in most families. However, || is to be hoped that this letter , mee re e If you are looking for something different, here it is. A\ ers, he said, was only $729 Ht is mothers and not fathers who | comes to her attention, as she did | carret + Someth had |, ey ee SG { Ph ‘ : 5 y make arrangements for most social! | not leave her name or phone num: | ¢o ‘ Et I had to buy!) ts “demure looking frock of checked taffeta with a plain bodice, : Wee functions. ber, and it would be so much bet-|/another house or s to business. |, win | very full skirt, V-neck and the perkiest of ruffles doing duty | White fox and elt ie mine are i eo ea ys White fox and hite ermine ar 3. The groom pays for the flow roe Sipe Se get back to} x6 1 cho: © latte My own criterion ¢ as sleev If you are more than 20, however, and if you tebiadt’euctasatodiy tos feutat the: Ps | ji . ow n t , 5 = ms 4 tel slirelbeiase poy pr FORCED INTO IT ‘i pleases me or not ation nk | haven't an innocent, baby face, pass it by. It is not for you. | coats and dresses of black satin bride, and for the best man and the oat ; oena tite HUSBAND ‘A: PAREN nal : ‘ es = Ushers. He of course buys the license | ™Akes his calls. He t* a doctor. |© Be Pe if vs ie : . FORMAL WEAR and the ring, and gives the fee to But m ter Says I cannot come ; ; reouler on oe HOME FURNISHING LONG, narrow table, against Il produces a low effect ¢. To counteract this, 1, narrow mirror or bove the center of the This makes a pleasing STUFFING For very formal wear are shown 1 smart hats of black sutin with de Moab nd one-half cups’ stale, isit, her any m nm ur advice. I think | siste euthing wn OC | une and assoc escerryman It is the duty of the |down to man to hand the minister his With him. 1 [signs of velvet appliqued upon them outlined with small brilliants .|f would like fee, usually a piece of gold in » ft bread crumbs, % cup : any women planning care my sister is jealous. M. K . Si nnot have, otherwixe I should get |, Rigby semipes _ es Mind sister. Whether she is jeal new art household “Sob ¢ aw ioe Flirting ous or not is unimportant. She AUGUST PRUIT SALAD In time 1 at gol n seer agrensipae $e pidegy ig Petes yg eee caperate. | KROWS what iy best for little girls y old prints, hooked sc Mn office tine Py in love with a man of 30, and be | ThO man is married and has no ts pepper, % teaspoon sage TINY BUCKLES Tiny buckles of gold or enam seen on the newest slippers for ing wear. me to business to take you riding at all One and one-half cups wate ays he loves me. He has the repu- | pe : “ fig cates ‘cuate 1 good, appreciat f seeote Oe the ths @ little lady and do what you! ! ma i y os t { Reece Of being & flirt. He has been | inow down in your heart by right pe dice, 1 cup peach matche , ii haa died: weeka evs cece 40 Being with another gir!, but says beet tablens ots “ 7" pi pore Be MR ce #hat he has forgotten her. Would ¢ ex SILK BRAID Hf be best to allow myself to love) Mushrooms fi stuffing is caten hot an 6 with her in her new « Very much liked as re ae him? BLUM EYES. Dear Mies Grey: Please explain! '"f ai aie ad «tec thins he J. 5 puter < anieiine Aah. ke Some men never lose their flirting ow to tell mushrooms from toad.| |, The watermelon is cut in tin) is an art 4 souls "Gautied hbA Bi inia” onea propensities as long as they live, *tools De able cut land unless there is some solid foun.| A ‘liver spoon put in the pan in ‘ ation of love that will not change | Which mushrooms are ‘cooked is)!!! (fll im the quality of this man's affection |*4id to be a good test for poison. Gecitahay Mito, would be very fooluh toi if the spoon turns green the| ine f “encourage yourself in any serious |“™uShrooms” are unfit for food. pty affection for him. However, if you ne tree | coid—te fee that in the bottom of his heart | Tied Plume | least. Drain from juice and save juice for summer drinks. Com. bi ith salad dressing and he really cares for you, and that. Dear Miss Grey: What can 1 Any foolish little flirtation that he | have made from a handsome tied) 5-minute Jelly or Jam. may indulge in in the future will jostrich plume? DOROTHY, (|. seve in a nest of lettuce hearts _ he of the most superficial sort, then | A short boa, combined with black Total calories, 661. Protein it might be safe to marry him. jor white ruching Jf necessary, or 9} 96. fat, 146; carbohydrates, 489 + . } abs or: jcollar for an evening cloak, ot | jron govt cram | M k h : Burnet for Poison fringe for x chiffon evening dress) ity techie wilt nerve tour | are it the new sure way q suas Grey: Ra pw [OF M ted stick-up for a hat, or %) persons generously : ° 5 ° ese Sita Grey: Do you know | ise ee a ech ios ng enerously. . with Hood River Fruit Pectin It is @ herb, the same as pimper- nel, much valued jong ago as a FLORAL DESIGNS | medicine. Here is « recipe for poi- Floral designs from cretonne are son cure, found in an old cook book | appliqued upon the smartest of black 220 years of age: “Burnet: This | silk gowns and stitched over looxely | herb, infused in wine, cheers the | with gold threads. | ie Sirocco ar Fo BEAUTY HINT | VOID elaborate menus tn the A summer time, if you are in sted in keeping your digestive organs In trim. And remember, © YOU dread jelly-making time? Long | D hours in the hot kitchen, close attention to | the boiling sirup, and uncertainty of success? ) 277; fat, 276; carbohydrate, 678, Sheart and renders it very pleasant = 2 by imparting a curious smell and TUNICS FOR FALL taste to it; it preserves against the | Tunica bordered with fur and worn plague, and the bitings of mad dogs, | over very tight underslips are to be and also resists poisons.” 1 suppose | fashionnble for fall. the idea originated in the same place , a the one that a snake-bite will not | kill a man full of whisky. i Keep Out “Dear Miss Grey: In my sisters | Office there is a very nice man who | has taken me out in his auto sev. | ral times» He {s married, and still I am sure he takes me only to| let me have a nice ride while he | Lose Weight | Breakfast—Two fresh peaches, 1 bran muffin, hot water. Luncheon—Four tablespoons vege fable hash with 1 poached egg, 1 toasted bran muffin, 1 cup skimmed milk. Dinner—One-half broiled tive lob ster, 1 cup shredded cabbage with Temon juice, 4 tablespoons diced car- rots, 1 large slice watermelon, 1 gluten roll, 1 tablespoon melted _ butter. Bedtime—One cup skimmed milk. Total” calories, 1,131, Protein, Parisian Halo Tron, .0168 gram. ‘The melted butter is planned for the lobster. ‘When the carrota are tender add the juice of one orange and ons tablespoon minced mint. Simmer 19 tninutes and remove the “reduc- jng’” portion before adding cream for the rest of the family. The vegetable hash should be baked rather than fried. Season well with onion and celery and la ah a encned eee cncun ting What'll the women wear Pro. lio of the peaches deter) "ext? Here Mile. Ldmonde mines their calories, but two fine | Guy wears the Parisian halo. fresh peaches average about 100 ca Jories, The ordinary peach welgh® | and pinky in the back. The about five ounces and means about | Kinky I 60 calories halo keeps it in place and has (Copyright, 1924, Seattle Star) large earrings to match, Hair tight in front, bushy | im good complexions depend on good digestive systems. Less meats and sweets. More salads and cold water drinks. Don't overdo the || ice water habit. Ruins digestion, eventually. Don't forget that fruit is the finest summer dessert obtainable | BRIGHTENS SILVER Silver In brighter if wiped directly | from clean, hot slightly soapy water. | Gain Weight: ) Breakfast-+Two fresh peaches, 1 cup boiled rice with 6 dates, % cup |cream, 1 bran muffin, 1 tablespoon butter, 2 slices French toast, 2 tablespoons maple syrup, hot water. | Mid-morning lunch—One glass | lemonade incheon four tablespoons ver Jetable hash on 1 slice whole wheat | toast with 1 poached egg, 4 table spoons cheese sauce, 1 toasted bran muffin, 1 tablespoon cherry pre serves, 1 tablespoon butter Afternoon tga—One large glass raspberry delight, 2 nut bread sand wiches. Dinner—One-half broiled lve tob- | ster, 2 tablespoons melted butter, 2 tablespoons shoestring potatoes, 4 | tablespoons diced carrots in cream, | 1 cup shredded cabbage with lemon julce and oll, 1 large slice water. » hard rolls, 1 tablespoon melor butter Bedtime—One cup whole milk. ‘Total calories, 3,781, Protein, 403; fat, 1,409; carbohydrate, 1,969, Iron, 019 gram Raspberry delight {* a combina tion of raw ind sugur verry Juice, lemon juice added to equal amount of hot ten poured over ertished jee, ‘The sugar and fruit juices have food value in carbo. hydrates and the fruit juices have « tonic wffect, ‘he tea merely addy to the flavor of the drink and may | be m bit “cheering.” (Copyright, £924, Seattle Star) | oughly, stirring for 1% minutes, Ne- sary and pour quickly, Make jellies and jams the new, sure way. After the fruit is prepared, add Hood River Fruit Pectin to the fruit juice and sugar, and boil one minute; then pour into glasses. The jelly will be firm, yet tender, the color brilliaht and the flavor delicate and natural. The entire Speration consumes less than five minutes, Ou get one-half morc jelly or jam from the same amount of fruit, ipstee none of it is boiled away. There's no! secret or magic about this new way. Pectin is the substance in fruit that makes jelly “set.” Many fruits are deficient in tin, and in order to make jellies or jams rom them, it must be added. Hood River Fruit Pectin is just pure, concentrated pec- tin, extracted from fruit by our new, improved process; clarified, refined and bottled ready for your use. It will not affect the color or flavor of any fruit. lave your grocer send you a bottle today, A booklet of tested recipes is in every pA eed No failures are possible when you use Hood River Fruit Pectin. ‘Hood River Fruit Pectin ‘* Makes jelly jell.’? Strawberry, Logenberry, Blackberry or Raspberry JeDy 4 cups crushed and prepared fruit . Jou 7% leveled cups sugar 1 bottle (full cup) Hood River Frutt Pectin Stem, pit and crush well two quart the prepared frult and the sugar int Pine over the hot | boiling. Boll with constant move from the fire and juice fora fall eu, "Hood Ri Frutt Peett atite {full c er Fru Prepare two farts of bere ‘ “with #0, Skim and pour quickly, tries, Crush well w: a f cherries, Measure masher, Add cup of water, Stir until Doline Saree tke kettle and mix thor- kettle and simmer gently for five minutes, Strain ihrough t fire and stir conatantly until ® Jelly bag. Measure the Julce and sugar into the Kettle and stir tn at once the Hood River Fruit \! Wee Hat Wnd Ballstent can ring to a boll again, atierin f | wo or three minutes. Skim if neces minute.” Remove from the fits Lay wea ne minute oF | distinguished coffee meets many distinguished people Ir 1s the glorious West that visitors from abroad most want to see in America. 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