The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 25

Between You and Me ( By Sophie Irene Loeb ) TIN-CAN MEALS ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1922 Your Home? By Mrs. Christine Frederick Household Efficiency Expert “In Thousands of Cases Men's Marital A LL BET / CAN TELL. ; Grandmother’s Baking Day—and Yours Troubles Have Been Due to the YOU WHEN IT'S FIVE : or ae UE ase ton potas eo us: Ga fe rasa is” Mn, oF i i ’ MINUTES TO CLOSING N call grandmother's baking da peeihs teal cl Business of Eating. TIME. W, ara ie day, t's may ten minutes. You ‘Copyright, 1922, (New York Evening World) by Pross Publishing Co. , WITHOUT LOOKING; or that special Saturday cook- can hardly cut down this time by any F all the elements that breed discontent ana create unhappy homes, ATMY W/ATCH. ing when mother different beater or preparing method, evolved & regular tt takes just so long to do it. But one of the surest is where the tirt-can meal is a common everyday bakeshop in the shether you waste time or save it, Proposition. course of a fore- do 7 . ‘pends on how quickly you can Waere are good-natured men who will put up with such storage foods noon. How did they puther and groun your aatoid and SBF nothing because of saving the wife labor and worry. If the truth manage all of ft on how quickly you can lay them ‘known, however, this sort of living soon wears out the patience. The : : boris that usually comes from another matter may be traced directly to the pies, the cakes, eway, the aploy cookies, e lack of real home cooking and proper, nourishing meals, Now keeping this simple prineiple iY & man would hesitate to say in “eed rolls: the in mind, you'll aco why grand Ol eans thers baking day w - gaa a a raw wat be idhcsend eticleney col ples ais! OMe te thousatds of cases this ie the Look Your pers t seh & you have group! the utensils and ? M Wan unWiter ne Aterials, « larte part of your wor'c i , is done, 80, therefore, if far wrong were the persons Best may soy that we 1, ae two or three cube wees said “feed the brute’ and “you Dreter to wake the is ‘petiod, Win’ iget idee. Gbhd reach a man thi his i .* Lye always a rough By Doris Doscher T'S FIVE MNUTES Te cake on Wednesday, the ple on Fel- DUN) fotser than if you had dons jach.. Copyright, 1922 (New York Evening World) th Ss VE fa) day and the bread on Saturday; but th Ow i" fods and had t een you and me there is more by Press Publishing Co, CLOSING TINE NOW when we come to examine grand- ‘°™ arate periods and had to than josh in the statement. The EAR MISS DOSCHER: AT YOUR WATCH fs mother's achievements we see that TouP and lay away feparately each it be that the ' LOOK time. Once grandmother gathered usually begins is thai Will you please tell me her baking day was based on modern less wife preys on an indulgent my correct weight? | am AND SEE /F IAN RIGHT time and motion study efficiency. her, bowls, ‘beater, flour, eggs, &c., b John won't mind, she Peden perth ee recta 5 nig 4 For I am sure you know that any ‘ofether, she could make several cs, it a hurried meal is prepared. ‘Aigg my, circulation is ptlesgince| cooking is not a single operation, but ©Kes, or @ couple of plos or a anxious to save trouble, : my hands and & group of three units or parts of q &ingerbread much more rapidiy and es, and before he knows it the = fect are always task. In every dish you prepare you i" less time than if she did her bak- ‘opener is the most important cold; besides, follow these steps: ing on separate days. my fase gets What we wou!d now call an “in i in his household. very red~when (1) Grouping utensils and ma- ! fs je main business. in his wite ‘Ll go outdoors terials ready for work. tensive cooking period” was the se- er hen is to gct a meal as quickly my and in the house (2) Actual preparing and cook- “ret of her baling day success, It © =" ossible and to get it over; and | am pale. Can Ing processes. should be your secret too. Plan to » oc, often he has serious difficulty in what fees (3) Laying utensils and ma- Prepare several hinds of dishes in ae 1S over it. to terials away, or “clearing up.” which you can interchange the same ee: Sey. te . utenaile without washing them. You know @ good-natured husband condition? Before you bake any dish you ha: : Sil LOLA. y £4 x 'V® can use the same eggbeater, and bow! * ly became poor becouse of ‘You aheura to gather the right bowls, beaters, for your cake, your pie meringue, babit of hasty meals. weigh at least 125 pans and the ingredicnts to make {t; Your mayonnaise, and a gelatine des-* home from work every day jould picture to himself the meal in store for him with canned and delicatessen stuff. pounds, The rea- son your hands - and feet are cold and your face gets red is because he tual wi vert. Onoe you have grouped befors then You do the actual work of mIx- Seu staple ingcudiente you are well ing, whipping and preparing, what itarted on a ‘cooking spree,” whore 7 THE POWDER PUF; ever it may be, and place the food to you can successfully make plecruses, tah your circulation 1s 0 poor. It is an Z cook; last, thef Is tho: inevitable buking powder Meads or cakes, with- grew very tired of these things, easy matter to remedy this by the EY KNOW Z “clearing up” of both soiled utensils out stepping awiy from your prepar- ag very fond of his wife, he after-bath rubs, systematic exercise, and foods. ing table work centre, If this is lo- brisk walks in the open air, deep ted to tell ia aan how he breathing exercises and a light, nutric i this sort pf living. So he tious diet. I think you will also find fa scheme by which they went that this improved: clreulation will or thelr meals as much as pos- benefit your health and make you look and feel your best. did it in a very pleasant way, Dear Miss Doscher: - ng her that he wanted to savo Am a constant and interested e trouble of cooking, and why reader of your advice concerning to different places for their health and. beauty. Kindly sug- gest a dipilatory for a slight + ce tne Hee EN ee eS oe Growl ef shar at enah cornetrct the mouth. Have used one of the Just suited her—the indifferent preparations on the market once, wife. But the man, being of _ but hesitate to do so again with- It means, soon realized that he SUt Your opinion. ROSE 8, Most of the pre th v is income with Parations contain ee a ieee wy ge £2ids that are too strong for the ma- Bothing to spare at the Jority of the skins. Without causing Ie. an irritation, relief is sometimes had e the day when he became sick, by the frequent application of perox- had little saved up to tide him !¢. 5 juring this period. This couple Dear Miss Doscher: themselves in bad shape. Is there anything you could sug- u ly, they had no children, gest for wrinkled lower eyelids? Swing money from friends | 8m only twenty-eight years old . cated as it should be (to the left of Some time ago I took the pains to your stove) you should be able to watch a number of women as they mix and put fools into the oven wich cooked, and timed them in enctr part & Quick left-to-right motion that will of their work. Can you guess some ‘Ot reuire you to step across the 4) Toor. of the things I found out? Well, I'M Ang when you have finished your tell you. The actual preparing process cooking spree there will be only one (2) requires about the same time in single clearing up! You won't have every case; but the time required to to lay away the sugar four times, nor group (1), and the tithe required to take the butter back to ho refrigerator over and over, but one swift and lay away (3) 18 what varies, final cleanup will suffice for the six You'll see exactly what [ mean by oF aoe dishes or bakings you have + this example; Jf you are going to THe ee te that the “ine make a cake you havo to gather the tansive cooking’ idea can be applied vowl, sugar, butter, &c., together, to the actual cooking and baking as then mix the cake, then “clear up." Well as to the preparation. Try boil- No matter what method you follow ing vegetahles or dried fruite in the oven while roasting meat; make cus- it takes just about so long to mix tards and other desserts while cook- baa: - ing a casserole meat dish. Get 100 ber cent. value out of your fuel, your cooking equipment and ydur time, Apply this intensive idea to every bit of your cooking and see how much more you will be able to get done in the same length of time. And don't 2 The Mayor The Jarr Family Maxims of a Modern Maid " , and have tried all kinde of as- By Roy L. McCardell 1 By Marguerite Mooers Marshall — forget to alt down at your work table," 9 vey clout tringents. L.A. c. Copyright, 1922, (New Yor:: Evening World) by Press Publishing Co, O e 1 Copyright, 1924, (New York venting World) by Press Vublishing Co. = ing a swing seat or stool such us au only this, but the mee UP You will find massage is about the HE studios of the Mastodon Mo- vanced to put his wife, Mrs. Clara By Bide Dudl ie Even in these days of free-and-easy matrimonial parungs many a man clarke: bays. banind oe ae “ can meals hades ad there peat:tbing you can do for the wrinkled | tion Pictures Corporation on Mddridge-Sfith, in pictures. yy Bide Vudiey 4 thinks of his wife as his “fetter half. Rat or tatla'ieh aaaclt Wilt hee Fon i % B - Or of 7 " 3, . . ty 0 e 1 rtists,” re- lopyright, Ne’ . Bvenin, vi A Be ue casa ne oa tie . ad ore evel be v Hediyachvratan ans aed as peta noe Seis Mo) by : ‘Publishing Co. “ 1EN tty girl tells you that she prefers to marry a mature vast comfort. Grandma’s baking day wie ck."" He could stand it no Careful not to subject the eyes to Were un aggregation of old brick marked Mr. Guiler, as he returned to tS deer HEN a pretty gir! x | 1s @ wise cooking method, Cook for wow and begged for toasteand “tain. Ice rubbed over the face and Duildings with broken windows, set the automobile. “fr didn't want AYOR PERKINS man, what she really means {s that she prefers a mature meal 1 © Win! aon Ne aya orcevin Anbee anu eyge and other simple foods S*PeCially around these wrinkles ig 9™Mong a dreary expanse of ash heaps to take acheck. They wanted to stay Ww: 1s very much in- ticket to the decidedly “thin” twenty-five-year-old variety. Gavi as chee, This Wel lene ars ress bos @ splendid tonic. and billboards. around and do more work, and begged ceuued: over «hat he calle an e She latees ton btHaes works «h BENS Simic aGd AteNMOR ba, tiaw Boschi: Me Mp darne leven they appeared (te Be: permitted to: buy: ahock: ei eur him in his race From the latest revelations in “flapperanto” one gathers thaf even Ty OTN oe nour period not long ago He begged only, once, to be the buildings of deserted old company, but when I found they only i olectic e conte: © than the conventions or the modest Boy of To-day, the English the “intensive pertod’’ baking day ‘ and then spoke his mind ndly advise me through your machine shops or a war munitions had a few thousand dollars I. cauld -siection, ~ An esi contest more than ' ik youn: Mewalle and “‘seraphe”: gained these resulta: { ‘ ae if column what | can do to check factory, but to Mrs. Clara Mudridge not bother with them.” — for pupils of A clas: second language needs protection from the fair young \ 1 thresslayer calia with tetas ecly. which the lady naturally — perspiration under pigcarms: Smith, the amateur society screen : “Oh, the poor allow: ies ane grade of the Delhi Public School, was that il it. 12 cup-cakes made from the d. DER. star, they appeared everything a have been permitted to invest,” . 1 but differently fla- aes p ’ 3 he lp the prime cause of the trouble. Miss ; ae - e 14 just after— layer recipe bu' jerently fla he man now did not spare her, Checking perspiration is not con- ™0ving picture studio should be, es- Sushed Mrs. Mudridge-Smith. t Peterass tha ier. chartered Nobody ever was as good looking as a man Miaka ; “te Vorsd and. elosd. . 1d her the trath about their Sistent with good health, but ‘fit ig Pecially as a big, fresh-painted sign want my ictures to make money for » ae ising, and {i for purposes of her own—a flapper has made a goad set at him. 1 canned peach pie. ‘ 4 that she was the cause CX¢essive you will find relief in the OM the roof blazoned forth the fact eve ey Se ONL OL AER teaeate The extrav whose husband makes a little money can't 1 in_ pie, Mm ) and that sh 6 following treatment. Bathe with an ‘that these were the Mastodon Motion | “We may refinance and make vited the public to hear the essays The extravagant women 4 1 pint of mayonnaise dressing. ne { Ho tiankly tb fermen ee nee antiseptic and powder with the fol- Pictures Corporation Central Studios. nied eg vaullign dollae Gad vera recd. The subject was “Our Mayor.” save; and if he makes a lot, she won't, 1 gelatine dessert. taken some interest and us: - y a DI 6 public to participate eee 4 " * a i i 6 iy Wiehe! AA mi bIEAOE. oe Fe eee eet or cn vay later on,” sald Mr. Guller grandiy, Several of the essays were very com- Home 18 a vastly overestimated spot: somebody is always trying to | 1 casserole meat dieh with vege shave had home-made Gria2or sion Mr, Guller, the motion picture mag. “We may sell stock to worthy working plimentary to both the oMce and the 1611 you about Brown's new car, or food eaten fifteen years ago, or the won- - obyiatcd his mckness, und Whent’ starch! !!7) indieated ‘the prospect with People all over the country and then jnan, but the one rend by little Whiff sjeriul future of the radio phone, im frem bankruptcy. You can increase the salicy SHBY WH SteOr AD, added SAternkpein brought dire result ‘i : se the salicylic acid ap Bis Johnson brough! results, rt ; - Le Pest Suns tnstaaoe the wo- two or three per cent. if you find it PW: gees" he exia), Hit na. work tie one dali ees Pe whiite ia tie: min Gh: dabes dohnmab) Deon Hew! alisha velar of popular “inspirational” stuff: He thinks In e odern ae ke up and realized how much js not stromtg enough . shop, a workshop of art, near to na- . Wwe Soars % a platitudes and the platitudes come. " » os y s Yr 7 .] y vid a e, and Miss . on at stake, She saved herself % ve waste ne money on erty. bonds for our stock. a rabid anti-Walkerite, and J > ; + husbind Dear Miss Doscher: rare heart, We waste no money O” ponds are depreciated Patexmill Wid announesd that his ane Put-and-take, as played conjugally, usually means that one person irl Ss ew am Ss he mother of a very lurge | am thirty-four ysar: of age celve. When our super-features need sing anand) We m yas WE}, the prize winning essay, White was puts all the love and loyalty into married life, for the other to take out. ae here is some excuse for but look forty, and all veos 6 hake t handsome catates, 24 per cent, a8 soon as our first NM ai ; ae Fats fat neck sid dette oe vere nate twome estates masterptece is on the market—a moral asked to read it and he did. Girls being what they are to-day, about the only sweet, siinple girlish areer : in now many hundreds of 1! am stout but not too stout for and lordly domains of Rockefeller, Plctare, made by moral people, with « Our Mayor” he read, “Is the man os. srmey we have left ts somebody's widow! " mall homes—this reckless, my height. You will make me Morgan or Gould, who are moving MOFal Message In jt, In which we star who gots the graft In our town, Tis nethod of making meals very happy indeed if you will only heaven and earth’ to become associ. YOUs MY eee soe ea ee ert pockets Wile because he has booze pid woe. Many an irritatle — help me. DISCOURAGED. ated with us, But I will not let thom “Pure and lovely woman. | chorus girts aro very: fond : trace its ‘troub': to the i es ‘Oh, don't say that,” murmured the Ik y e oc or omes Mo meal, Many a quarrel has ,/ am.assure you that you wilt {M, although 1 wouldn't disappoint nushing Mra, Mudridge-S but of our Mayor and- Nol C ambit od Pare pre ’ «he ang take ten years from your appearance them by telling them so. Ste Aare pomarnea, oy t That wad ae foplam We got: The The ambitious modern s uscd from bad stomachs and 6° 4. faithfully follow the deep Even Mrs, Jar w eh iM Batty king sareastlently By Charl C. West, M. D awakening to the splendid é i - . J as s ut If he was speaking sarcastically wid Deu ee 7 , M. D. ; ¢ moods. masunge I gave you, ‘The neck aga Pressed, A rougbly dresacd mun, ovi- BUCCI he was sp Mayor who Was present, stood up, yy Charlotte ; hat its her in the 1d say that constant tin- . ee arid i it went unnoticed <A { s pe into a comparatively clean, freely Career that awaits Fee Nita one ot the prime Chin must be massaged daily. You dently a watchman, carrying a club “sang now,” said Mr. Gi iz W Woes) Ship) mikan a he. ee ORDINARY WOUNDS. hiceding one: it must be remembered field of Costume and Millin- is constitute one 0 z : 4 p bet nieeding one st be nore = : will find that exercises that bend the !" his hand, was holding back twe no use to go into tI manded. HEREVER human beings fore es nload ely y i a, ih the mes on 18 8 head forward and backward and in a men, evidently painters by their spot- Hyrning lights, 1 believe in SAVING yr is the wrong essay," sald the W gather, in workshop or home, tear tin teat a cart iene ery Design—the one uncrowd re i Pate en RE ge sere circular movement are very hoipful, ted overalls julee, “Mesides, much of the equip- oi. ined Miss Poterball, 'E did not there fa danger to lite from {Ceniines Neer ithy indieiduate com, e@ profession that offers cons . Bn live without postry, muste Be careful how you hold your head The watchman came forward 48 tli? Ment is not yet in place. We will re- #lrh . i ; : : AiG Hisor caine Waotenloldal pronerties genial hours, charming work, i DY. BB books. ; and sleep without a pillow, Always Car stopped at the door. “Are the turn to the elty and have some pic- know ¢ ORS nh Weg Und RS AERP eamleen ne: bascl: (Otne: ie fi leasant associations and Syed man cannot live without finse your face with an astringent, Companies at work are they out tures shown us at our projection Wile ‘nughed “Med Hig ‘ h files, knives and the like Now it has been known from time P - Spe and Ghelake tw FRs followed by an ice eb. This wilt OM location, Murphy?" Mr. Guller in- poom.” rnother anti: Walker Demccrat \ clean cut may infilet a serious in. immemorial that galt water wii neal large i 4 sic’ " , ssh fin ere will @ired. — bans wounds. ‘This fact was resurrected profession that can be mas- i id food # all right in its time make the flesh firm so that there will Qired. ———— 1 nut lob,"* snappe , ecauso ay vit 5 4 Th put up job," snapped the jury because of the copious bleeding Shell nel val ER se, but its place is not every be no shriveled appearance fyom the They're all out on location, no oe } z q, during the late war by naval surgeons, fered by almost any woman, ce i ae seduation; body's on the fot," said the watch- HOW They Originated soyor “itiseins and his crowd are induced, while @ lacerated wound, jn] clean salt water employed upon in a few short months, at ctom, man, taking his cue and replying in REAPER AND HARVESTER behind it.” such as results from a dull instrument, injuries of the first magnitude with Ba shion Academy pee A the picture patois, ‘But the painters HE credit for Inventive and per- tig was. ¢ & dime for readin’ na tone and so on, may become Aftonishing suceoss It Is we to A ; i q wants to see you," he added with a recta tha fe Nhusceee nie = out Whime jonzvrous from thé infection carried bear this in mand when remote from Por the entire wonderful story - ab peculiar look, “I told them you'd tals ecting the reaper ad harve i j medical help. Sea salt water I ren- 04 ite for’ Emil Alvis “ vod B TIEIPS Tor e Motner to them." ter ta divided among many men. °'T iniw it” shouted the Mayor. into «Again, punctured wounds 1% Yoreg™ tere. ty" bailing. “Ordinary all OF write for Emil Alvin. ~: Far “Certainly, Murphy,’ said the great not the least of whom was Cyrus Hall phen hv “Is Constable I'clee # J; by splinter shhooks and #0 i. water is made by adding clean artman’s new book -— ot | : —_ By Emilie Hoffman man affably. ‘excuse me a moment, MeCormick, His father was a ma- wn’ present?” on are important becauso fragments oh it non water. Physio. Secret of Costume Design.” It a a ssc: (ped. (Ney York eetilha World)’ by Troan Fublleh ne Go, Bleage.”” ‘This to Mr. and Mrs. Jarv chinist and inventor, and had worked “ips ere, sir," came the roply. Mi) Temulns tm he tumes and Cause rogical salt solution consiste of one tells everything, Beautifully - [Usha : ‘ and Mrs. M d nith, and he for years on agrain-reaping machine. t : loca t . ee of salt to one pint o} A Ne * rowill Bit + irritability in young Exercise is quite as important tor pi net palateig and was Whenetyrus eit Re anee ha he took = ““Arros t man!" Hiovause persons differ wo tremend. {*s*P% ESL ae an Fp hee Fes rinted and iiuatrated a Lewis BEntidren is due to over-excite- the baby as it is for the parchts soon in carnest conversation with 4p his father’s work and perfected a frown fi at Miggins, A fight ously im their susceptibility to infec. (ie ant nd thorough. famdsomely bound. Yours for a Works brain grows URY infant will wave [ts arms and them, reaper which embodied most of ¢he 1) 1 ich the brave constable “on. (very wound that penetra the ty with the aohition. aud. proteel 4 the asking. No charge or ob- mii e i und in order to secure the full - - ' ' essential prince 2 reape lin, no matter how trifling, should '¥ . ati vfirst your A8 it jonent Peelers From the M noted intial principles of the reapers of 7 down Tour Umes and liate attention. All fore Wit) an antiseptic dressing ligation, } c av Ms nefit of this exercise lt should not painters wer ¥ demanding tod The firet successful reaper ae immediate atte: i 6 ll ‘ zed fart] or vuneli toca Buxhout the remainder of tiie be hampered by tight clothing or in. BANS were ev | cheek, evi, Rowever, was patented in 1826 by un Jumped on twice hy Higgins. He ois Hor that can be reached with. Carbolized xine cintment or vunelme s ; men ne this development a quiet adequate space Hs is sometimes the gently, as Mr. Guile ad small Seoteh clergyman, the Rey. Patrick manage uo his prisoner, how- out cffort should be removed. Wish, Snawers newy oF bees inibeee inal N F A S H I : rt ac ent in oxsential. Keep an “ase, Twice a day remove all cloth- checkbook in his hand and a fountain Rell, and {t was pot unti’ 1844 that ev 1 four cigar cou- | 1 lar objects muy re pie por , Wnpeoy sed 8s tatiot * " ing cycepting the shirt, napkins and pen ang was writing McCormick received a ent wT vot pick if he'd st i 1 ilerference; if a physi & moment's not and employed wot I Se Ba atari sept hig fete "ly Mam ene a ae Mae Serna et ACY ‘ 1 haw ¢ dw position occasionally, and worm room und let A kick for fit a : , M nent on the Bell type. A 14 he yust be resorted to, either fo (irst) a comy f ste Pay Cc. ention: PONIY (o attend Lo its pliysi- teen minute As s00n 4s a child Ava tala t time, Abraham Randa mit F carry bo hook out, or enlarging * dn DOE mae ators) \(uenoanl), Emil Alvin Hartman | Ieee OF course (resi) ar is wears short clothes it should spend ook perfect "i factured a reaper, and Obec ints, He ye he t ind with asharp knife that has over the c nyt c Hue , ay all Dirgetor. By: the ghilu's developiuient mueh time in the “yard or on a yaute to the studio Me ft ud at er American invente “tip 4 tom of the matter in boiling water and ren. jnich thick -f ele bent cotta: . ry : . 9 7 ; . , Jepam MMe of thin the better for thick blanket on tie floor where It prappedd at « bank aid deported the tered the fleld with nova ; * talking In this heroic manner wrung in the tie whale Studio W, 21 East 79th St _ aD exeycias wl will, $10,000 check that his Loss had ad- possessed many merits, ; indigpation, «4 Gul, sagged wound is Wrapsformed ruugly bandaged in place. Near Fifth Avenue. | ‘ ‘