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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1922)
Ol R NEWSPAPERS most desirable, but in reality it is too irksome to be endured. Good health d«<|>ends on mental and physical activity. No man can be happy or physically normal unless he kee|>s busy, using his mind nnd mus cles as he has lawn accustomed to using them all his life. HIKING DOWN THE LONG BROWN PATH Scalloped Nut Loaf w Toast aome stale bread a golden brown and cowr the bottom of your bak‘ng dish. Next put in urge piece« of raw tomato, then a thin layer of ground pecan nuts, then a layer of cooked rice and continue in the same way until the dish ia full. Grate aome stale cheeae and put a thin layer over the top of dish. Hake 20 or 25 minutes in a moderate oven, gradually inervaa- ing the heat. Watch cqrefolly, as it will brown very quickly. Serve with n vegetable salad. Sausage Rolls Ono quart of flour, four even tea spoons cream tarter, sifted in Hour, two teaspoons soda in two cups sweet milk, one tablespoon lard rubbed in flour and one teaspoon salt Roll thin and cut with large cutter. Place a piece of fried sausage in each piece, roll up, pinch the ends together and | bake in a quick oven. The game has becemr so flervo i that hundreds of newspapers have perished or have been "consolidated” iu the past five years. But this pro- , cess means more expense. The sur- ' vtving paper must make the effort Each horn, has aa InUlvMuallly thaï Vacationists With Shelter Tents to hold the circulation of the de la strongly Ito own. aad «»arv.-sss lo Old age is not a matter of years. ceased or absorbed contemporary. th. world ths 14 s* Is sn4 slsn.lsnto ot and Tin Cow Learning to lit« ot thorn within. Some ismuous are old at 30, ami This means an appeal to a different Walk AH Over Again. others are young at SO. If you hold class of readers, the addition of new COOL ANO RIFRBSHINQ ICCB your interest in human events, have features and depiu-tmeitts. employ ANO DRINKS a |uirt in human affairs, and make ment of more special correspondents, Ok! It'« net th« pack that von osrry on rur buck There la nothin« that “touche« the daily use of your faculties and and subscription to mote special wire Nor th. rid« o« rour ahouMvr. like a cold drink or a good : muscles, you never will be old. Nor th. ft»« Inch crust of khaki-oolocod services, the number of which has in dust flavored f r o s e n That mak«a you fr«l your limb« «re creased recently despite the decrease dlah. Be sure to : growtng nldee: in the number of newspapers. And It • not th. h ko on th. hard turnpike make a few hot- [ That drive« away your amU«. Of the entangling alliances of the ties of tbe delict Nor th, socks of saters that rato« th« newspapers, their mutual interest blooming bltotars— oua raspberry tts the las: long mito. ! with the department stores ia. of —Ptottoburgh Marching Song. shrub. Housewives may mail requests Raspberry Stringing out from the suburban course, the most conspicuous, Most for recipea or ask any questions publishers and department store Shrub, — Take concerning recipes published. A transit terminals of New York every twice aa much managements understand that it would 8unday and holiday goes tbe army of 1 be possible after a fashion to print per measure of fresh raspberries I Herald subscriber, a woman versed in cookery, who desires to khaki-cl ad bikers. There may ba aa ard publish a daily newspaper with as vtnegar. Put over the heat In an Indian Cake remain anonymous, will be de automobile for every twenty of th« out department store advertising. In «gate kettle and cook until tho fruit ts One cup sour milk, 1 tablespoon lighted to publish requested rec mushy. Strain through muslin, and country's population, but a host of fact, the trick has been turned here sugar, 1 teaspoon sod*. 1 tablespoon ipes or answer questions. city bilks disprove the theory of a and there, although, of course, such to each quart of tha Juice allow oue lard, 1 cup meal, 1 cup flour, 1 egg. —The Editor future leg-enfeebled citizenry and are newspapers suffered a great curtail pound of sugar. Bring to the boiling 4 teaspoonsalt. 9 9 9 9 9 point again and seal In sterilised bot learning to walk all over again. ment in size and quality. But far- tles. Allow two tablespoonfula to a Hoe Cake To the more casual minded, the hike sighted meruLuvnts also understand glass of Iced water. Older vinegar New England ('lam Chowder Scald one quart of Indian meal in who la just exercise, but to those that few department stores would be should be used and. If very add. sllght- enough water to make a thick batter, Next time you go on a picnic take catch Its real significant» the hike able to keep their stores open if it ly reduce wttb water. add a teaspoon of salt, one of mo- along a large kettle and make your It is the means a great deal more, two Fruited Min*.—Make a «Imp were not for advertising—and news lasjea and two of butter. Bake in a cheapest form of recreation and paper advertising at that. Their ex cuptuU of sugar and one-half cupful own chowder, fish or clam, on the of water; do cot stir. Whan It spins rocks. Cut about a quarter of a pound pan in a hot oven. therefore appeals to thoae living In periences years ago when printers’ a thread add the strained Juice of one of salt pork cut into tiny cubes, place Reheated Biscuit« or Rolla crowded districts and unable to avail strikes suspended publication of the orange and six lemooa Pour one cup themselves of the more expensive When ready to serve sprinkle with ; in the bottom of the big kettle and newspapers for a time in some cities ful of txdllng water over tbe pulp and ■mvementa And three people, be ' place over the fire to fry. Now peal cold water, put in a baking pan cover have never been forgotten. The de skins of tbe fruit. Set over tbe heat It noted, are Just those the country : your potatoes nnd slice them thin on with another pan and reheat in a hot ts so anxious to have spread out and crease in their sales was immediate. and let come to tho boiling point ' one side and thick on the other Thi» or»n. Cannot be told from the fresh Strain and add to tbe first mixture. It grew steadily worse and soon nettled tn the farming sections The Cool. Add one cupful of red raspber lets the thin edge boil away and biscuits or rolls. hike, indeed, has possibilities as a ( reached the proportions of a menace ries and oue and one-half quarts of Ice thicken the chowder. About 4 or & real starter for tbe "back to the farm" to their whole system of mer- water. Serve with a sprig of mint. pounds of haddock or cod or any kind I Want Your Patronage chandising. movement. Ice-Cream Coffee.—Add four tabla- of fish or two quarts of dams) a few And I can show you I d.werve it, The department store is no epoonfull* of finely ground caffe« to one 1 small onions and build up your Doughboy and Boy Scout Lead Way the master of the newspaper pint of bolllag water, one-fourth of a chowder this way in the pot. On the if you give me your trade. Best bar Just a brief survey of the rollicking bers—most reasonable prices. Ed the newspaper is the master of the cupful of rich milk and one-fourth of groups which move off from tbe out department store. As at present eon- > a cupful of cream. Let the coffee drip i bottom the fried pork, next a layer of McMahon. Firland Station.—Adv. lying terminals on holidays estab stituted, probably neither could exist In a percolator, scald the milk and potatoes then a layer of fish or'clams lishes a few general types. There la without the other. The real evil of cream and add to the hot coffee Put next a layer of onions then a layer the ex-service man and his friends the relations betwen the department tn a covered vessel and surround with of potatoes next fish, etc., until the c BARBER who will hear from him the story S SHOP store and the newspaper is that they Ice. When ready to serve pour Into - kettle is two-thirds full. Now fill half of more serious excursions c>n the are partners in an economic abuse— slender glasaea and put a spoonful of full of water and let cook until the Now at Fiftieth and Division muddy roads of France. He tight beneficiaries of a frightful industrial vanilla Ice cream on top of each glass potatoes are done. Now season with The same high-claaa work a* ens a strap bare and another there and a cube of sugar on each plate. salt and pepper and add more water always F|g Ice Cream.—Soak two pounds if boiled down too much and about on the blanket roll adjustment »’ tha waste. There is a third party to Children’s haircutting specialty “shelter half." In which the commis the partnership—the traction interest. of figs over night In orange Juice, put one-third milk and let cook until the Every week day millions of buyers through the meat grinder and return sary Is packed for the mid-day feast ’ potatoes will fall from the fork. The by the roadside Expert directions are hauled into the congested shop to tbe juice; steam and nook In It until : only trouble will be there will not be ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ping centers of American cities and soft. To one pint of cream add one come from him on tbe method of and one-half cup ! enough to go around twice. slinging tbe pack so It will not feel then hauled home. They are seeking quart of milk, one add a tableepoon- fuls of sugar; bolt the bargains which they have read so heavy or interfere with the tree ful of lemon.juice, cool, add the figs Service First . body movement. He will pass along about in the newspapers. Despite all and some of the lemon rind, and * I the vaunted economies of department Our motto is “service first”—the tbe Information, gained In his army freeze as usual. store distribution it is becoming ap days, of bow that same pack was Ginger Special.—Put two table beat in barber:ng. Agency for Lib evolved after numerous experiments parent that their economies, if they spoonfuls of grape juice In a glass, erty laundry. McMahon’s Barber Shop. to find tbe easiest way of carrying exist, are offset by their overhead, add shaved Ice nnd fill the glass with Firland Station.—Adv. | ----------------------------------------------------- tbe heaviest load. With results bo high rentals and advertising expense, ginger ale. Serve at once. Fall stock is arriving. now compliments, but which be char ; to say nothing of the cost of carfare b--------------------------------------------------- Do your shopping early. acterized when a doughboy as a to the buyer, and the boosting ot Garbage Hauled Tuewdays from Come in and see these rentals to other businesses forced to Mount Scott "blanket; blank total failure.* ■ remain in the congested centers. goods. George Schaefer Then there are the boy scoot par How Idleness Rust« Men- As the public becomes better in 406 Stanton Street ties. sdept at everything pertaining formed, the neighborhood stores are The New York city health and Private houses, 75c a month; to “shanks mare” traveling and wood bound to increase their business. police departments retire men after business houses. $1.50 a month craft. The ex-service man and the boy scout are pioneers In the hiking There are signs here and there that1 long service on a fairly decent pen and up. Phone Auto. 622-28. game Listen to one of them right the bargain day mania is playing out. sion. On leaving the service of the (Formerly Lenta Dry Goods Co.) off the train and making ready for a The department stores are killing the city the vast majority of these men twelve mile Jaunt: “Oct that catl goose that lays the golden eggs by resume some tort of activity kfter 5827 92d St. S. E. Lent«. WOOD SAWYER teen over the side. Jimmie, and their failure to reduce retail prices in a few weeks or months of rest from It won’t keep booncing off yoor leg accordance with the wholesale trend. Hany Starts labor. In perspective, idleness seems every step. Is It filled? Well. then, Automatic 613-10 we drink. How about the eats? Let’» To the credit of the newspapers, be check 'em off. Ton got the spuds. it noted that they have printed with M. k R. (Mathes) Market, If the time spent in trying to dis Bill: the bacon Jimmie. Who has tbs out fear or favor the facts about the 5927 92d St. S. E. fall in wholesale prices right along cover and reveal the errors of others coffee and the Borden tin cow?" "Right here.” announces a freckled with the blatant advertising of ths were employes! in learning to know comrade of the road, patting his knap department stores which have be and correct our own, the world would sack. “Snitched the mocha and tha trayed to the really intelligent buyer be reformed. T is a consoling thought can of milk when Sis wasn’t looking." the failure to disgorge war profits. “Well, then, let’s go!“ snaps ths to know that your dear So much for the most conspicuous, Your battery will give b<'!tcr commander of the expedition. one was laid away by a results and last longer if you FOR SALE This party Is traveling light for real but not the only, entangling alliance firm that does not con let us attend to it regulnrl .. distance. Another must expect to with which the newspapers are fet sider the service mere- Sunday and evening «ervice make a shorter hitch or else be count- tered because of their dependence on Two, one-acre tracts on 99th ly as a business trans- Ing greatly on Its power of endur- the sale of theig by-product, ad * street, $250 each, Eight minu- Yours for better «ervice. •ction. ance Perhaps the camp Is not far vertising, rather than of their basic tes walk from car. Phone 632-87. off because the group Is equipped for product, news, the product their read Elec Red Top Battery & Elcc- an over-night stay with heavy blanket ers are seeking. trie tric Service Company. Company rolls, hatchets, lanterns, canvas wa It is unnecessary to .«peak of the Fb. S terpalls. rubber ponchos, kettles, pots, ORTON & PITZER TMntral Directors other handicaps undei which they I new fangled firestand, etc., etc. The Day and Night Service Phone 625-52 labor because of their necessity of blankets are laid out for a better 82d and Foster Road : ftoot 618-21 A D. MnwwtH packing of tbe bags and cans of food, holding mass circulation. The Ameri S8O2-4 92n4 St. K. 5. HeaJwMS i When the party commences to load can people are now fully aware of : 9220 -"».'M Avenue up the members bristle all over with the fact that there are some things : camp tools and equipment. MILDRED V. SHORT about which they cannot always ex Baek to the Farm pect to get a full presentation of the The veteran from the crowded dty news—they know that because of the tenements has found a new territory polyglot racial character of the aver to roam and one almost unknown to age newspaper’s circulation it does ZCesspool Brick, Building Blocks bls associates. He Is Introducing them not often tell the whole story about at reduced prices to this newly discovered land and teaching them how to be Independent international relationship. They are E. HEYT1NG of any transportation but their own ■ware that in discussing crime waves, | We are equj . ÍPped to give complete renovation and repair service on Call Automatic 625-67 good legs and of any subsistence but or the flood of sexual delinquency your automobile, We will get it ready for the road in jig timo and at what tbey can carry and prepare, they cannot find in the newspapers •••••••••••••••a «•••••>«■• lowest prices. Ail expert workmen. Drive in today. “Walk and cook your own* Is bls any reference to racial factors, whieh motto. every police reporter knows—but no Who win nay the leaven that fee- newspaper prints. Tabor 6503 menting In the city crowds will not TAVEI.LI A MACK All this does not mean that news 1.383 Division Street bear fruit In a keener appreciation of country delights, especially as these papers suppress news. It means that are added te by Increased comforts they do not borrow trouble by in-1 on the farm. With his radio hitched terpreting it fully, unless some great up. the farmer listens In on the liest national emergency calls for the ’ r entertainment the country hat to whole truth. In crises the newspapers These warm, dusty days offer. Modern home devices wipe out many hardship« formerly Imposed tell it all, but in more normal times have an iced drink at our I they softpedal. Yet it is precisely upon Isolated dwellers. There Is, In fountain. short, a rapid cutting down of the the silent currents of events that differential between farm and city make history and really affect na Try our pastries and life. tional destiny, rather than the spec In tbe meantime, knowledge tnuat tacular flashes and flurries which candies. precede a true appreciation of what make the front page.—Henry Ford’s the country holds, and this Is what Dearborn Independent. Light Groceries the hike supplies. There Is more ap peal In one apple tree In blossom than Look Better—Feel Better In reams of printed matter put out to You always look and feel your best Induce the citizen of the city to change hl« abode to the country. The uffer a clean shave and haircut. Best Ed Mc hikers constitute a growing army, barbers tn town—try me equipped with bacon, spuds, coffee Mahon. Firland Station.—Adv. and tin cow for merely a day's outing 6232 Foster Road 5927 92d St. (Lenin), Portland but nevertheless seeing sights that Phon« Automatic 613-10 make them yearn to l>e among them F. WESOLOWSKI all the time. It is not too much to Automatic 624-63 Successor to Erdt A Evans. New asanme that the army may one day recruit tha open places. Shop at 9129 Foster Road. Herald Home Comer Chester’ Sale Now On All Summer Goods Reduced SAM FARAH Use our free battery service 3 Hemstitching & Sewing Clean Up Paint Up Tune Up YOUR AUTOMOBILE Now we wrap our ownbread-Tryit THE FRANKLIN OARAGE = nw7R"ni MATHES IO LAURELWOOD BAKERY Jake Erdt-PLUMBER MARKET Meats, Groceries, Vegetables c a Äs â ' Always the Best We Deliver Selling Many Washing Machin»« E. I*. Willlama, Mount Scott repr» avntativa of th« l.ayu Dry-Etta, ia telling many of tha wringarlaaa. alt« irk washing machinaa in thia ter ritory. A Shave—A Shine and you're ready fur bualneaa, look tag as good aa th« beat of 'em. Visit my «hop for beat work and loweat price«. E<l McMahon, 71194 Kitt ave nue.—Adv. To Show 1‘icture "Safaguardinif tho Nation," a mo- tion picture, will be ahoun at Ixmla M. E. churrh, Sunday, August 13, at 8 P. M. No chargv will Iw» mndu. Patronite our advertiaeta. r N <!«t William's price on Furniture before you buy. It will pay you Williams Furniture Company •531 Foster Road Auto. 637*37 Nippon Florist Co. 3715 Sixty third St CUT FLOWERS for all occatioru Floral Designs i Specialty Phone Auto «36-71 L- ™*■