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THE GOLD HILL NEW S, T ill TISHA Y. JANUARY 12. 1933 ÌJghts o f N EW YORK When Winter Comes to Mt. Wilson Laboratories T R IM B I'L L I d these days of the twelve-mile Umlt, strange things drift ashore. On a village beach one morning the in habitants discovered several wooden cases. The natives hastened to carry them away. In the first place, they didn't want their nice beach littered up and in the second place they wished to save the coast guard any possible trouble. One village housewife was pleased to see that her husband had done his part by lugging home a damp and heavy box and hastened to help him open It. Investigation disclosed that It was bottled goods. The hus band drew the cork and took the first medicinal sample. “Gosh, ma." he exclaimed. “It’s noth ing but sirupl” Having verified this diagnosis, the woman looked at the label. It read “Curacao.” “Well," she said, “there's a use for everything. It'll do for pancakes." So they have been using it Instead of store sirup. When they are made right, pancakes certainly are good. The members of the family have be come regular pancake fans. Even grandma, who never used to care for cakes. Is eating them now. • • • The offiee of Mrs. Franklin D. Roose velt, where she does her editorial work. Is strictly businesslike except for one thing. Mrs. Roosevelt doesn't use a modern desk. Hers is an antique such as is found in old Col onial houses. On it stands a silver vase filled with flowers and over it Along the shores of the Baltic sea ■re four vigorous and Inlereatltig re publics formed from territory that was part of old Russia little more than a decade ago. Young ns they are In their present national Inde pendence, each of them—Finland, S e a s o n a b le F o o d s Lithuania, Latvia and Kaihoilla— haa VERY tasty and at the same cultural, historical, architectural nml time pretty canape Is made as artistic traditions of great Interest to follows; Take six slices of bread, six every visitor, uml each Is rich In Im large sardines, six large olives, with posing scenes of natural beauty In Worcestershire sauce and sliced pick- coastline and forest nml Inkealdq, led beets. Flake the sardines and sea Helsingfors, the capital of Finland, son with a few drops of the meat Is an unusually beautiful city, aur- sauce. Cut the bread Into circles or rouuded on three sides by the e--a. any desired shape. Spread with the Riga. In Lal via. Is the home of one sardine mixture and cover wltn a of the finest examples of medieval circle of beet, with an olive cut off ' architecture In northern Europe In to stand firm In the center of the beet. . Its Tblrteentli-cenlury cathedral, mid Fritters are always welcome ami Tallinn (formerly llevnl). In Ks- they serve to extend an otherwise thonln, contain« many ancient and short menu. I’reimre the fritter and | Interesting relics of llJ great days us use nny leftover vegetables or fruits. a l laimealle port. For c lu t n fritters use the clam liquor for the fritter batter Instead of uillk, Dr. Here»’* Favorite Prescript ton nw lee weak women etrong. No alcohol. S*>lo A ____________ The first cold snap of the southern California winter season covered famous Mt. Wilson and the laboratories situ ated on the high peak with a soft mantle of snow, adding a touch of Christmas to the valley spread out below. This observatory within which is located the one hundred Inch telescope, the largest In the world. Is where world famous scientists a n now conducting experiments that may change the future generation's whole Idea of the universe. Sing and that the benevolent old party was a card sharp and confidence man. • • • I wonder what has become of all the stick pins men used to wear In their ties; of the bowknots that used to sup port women's watches; of children's Little Lord Fauntleroy suits. • • • A hotel proprietor has been conduct ing some exi>erlments In psychology and has discovered that guests break Something New for Transportation rr ( Cfhe Kitchen Cabinet Bv WAITER Great Natural Beauty in Baltic Republic* .5 — o.—” z M y c ^ e ig h b o r ▼ Says: * ILD EW may be successfully re- by using kerosene. Sat urate the garment with It thoroughly, roll It up and put It away for 24 hours. Wash In warm suds and all trace of mildew will be gone. • • • Instead of greasing your bread after taking It from the oven, try greasing It before you put It in and see how much nicer and softer It Is. • • • M moved Lemon Juice makes a splendid sub stitute for shoe polish. A few drops sprinkled on either black or brown shoes and rubbed briskly will give them an excellent polish. • • • When finely chopped nuts are need ed for cakes salads or sandwiches, run the nuts through the mincing ma chine. Paris Wine Exporters Name Wharf Roosevelt Paris.—With elaborate ceremonies In which several large barrels of red wine were o|>ened and consumed, the wharf on the Seine whore most of the wine shipments are revolved was named Qual Franklin Roosevelt. Wine merchants and dock workers Joined In the ceremony, drinking from the barrels and waving French and Amer ican tings. Huge shipments of wine are being received dally at the Qual Frankliu Date Drop Cookies. Take two cupfuls of Ilnur, two tea- spoonfuls of buklng powder, sift well together, atld one-half cupful of short- I enlng and mix well Into the Hour, add salt, one beaten egg and two to four tableepoonfuls of milk. Drop by ! spoonfuls on a buttered sheet after adding one-half package of date» ly UruggiMta in tablet« or Begonia« Cultivation of liegoulaa Is traced back to 1777, when some of these plants «ere Introduced Into England from Jatnnlca. ^Havc to Get Up a t N ig h t ? D e a l P rom p tly w ith B lad d er Ir r e g u la r itie s Are you bothered w ith blad der irregularities; burning, scanty or too frequent passage and getting up at night? Heed p ro m p tly these symptoms. They may w arn of some dis ordered kidney or bladder con dition. Users everywhere rely on Doan’s Pill). Recommended {ot 50 years. Sold everywhere. "V V 4^ , / , B o a ris ills T| K y J e a n \e iu to n A Diuretic G o l ly ! is easy. This fundamental postulate of physics and nature Is constantly ex emplified. As with objects and humans, so with words do we note the urge to fall, to degenerate. A capital Instance of this propensity Is the distortion “Golly" from God—a strange expression resulting from the attempt to soften the divine name. D Thia “Autotram,'' a challenge to the railroads, appeared in Battle Creek. Mich. Seating 42 passengers and capable of operating on fast schedules over the standard roadbeds. It embodies new and radical changes In the design for rail equipment. The car Is of aluminum, torpedo shaped and about CO feet long. I t Is powered with a 16 cylinder gasoline engine. bangs a framed photograph of the President-Elect. The desks of her secretaries, assistants and stenogra phers are of the usual office type. • • • Louis M. Howe has been a member of the Roosevelt household for many years and when the move to Washing ton Is made he will live at the White House. • • • One of the persons most sought after for the radio is former Gov. Alfred E. Smith. So far. he has been deaf to all the attractive offers made him They want him to go on a commercial hour. • • • One of the most affectionate dogs 1 ever saw Is Peter, the bull terrier be longing to Don Marquis. He won't let his master out of his sight and even tries to sit In his lap when he Is writing. • • • A white-haired, courtly, old gentle man once called on Mr. Marquis and announced himself as “a friend of BilL’ Thia didn't exactly register, as Mr. Marquis has hnndreds of friends of all classes and several of them are named BIIL Too polite to press the matter further. Mr. Marquis regnled the stran ger lavishly. After rounds of enter tainment. the old man said; “You have been very kind to roe. I appreciate It and Bill will appre ciate IL To prove that 1 am grate ful 1 am going to show you some things and you never will have to work again. Have you a pock of cards?" It turned out that “Bill" was rest ing at Warden Lawes’ place at Sing T H O U G H T F U L A L IB I Furious Dad— What do you mean by coming into the house at this hour In the morning? Son—Well. I've got to wash my face ao I can go to work, haven't I? tasting In their rooms prefer green tablecloths and yellow napkins to the conventional white. By using the col ored linen, he Increased the meal or ders for rooms about 50 per cent © . 1931. B e ll S y n d ic ate .— W W ! Service. Doctor Is Slain in Duel Columbus. Miss.— Dr. W. C. Brewer was shot to death here after he had fatally wounded Charles Jacobs in a pistol duel on Main street. z-1 • for the Ktdneyt escent (® . B «ll S y n d ic a te .)— W N U Sarvlea. What’« a Bird’» Ne»l? Tax Expert» Puzzled ♦ a. C h e e rio C h a p te rs aft Roosevelt for storage pending repeal or modification of the Volstead act In the United States. sliced, and three-fourths of a cupful of sugar. Beut well and hake until a delicate brown. Guillotine 1» Aboli»l.»d Rnbnt. Morocco.—Suppression of use of the guillotine In French Morocco was announced by the government. Hereafter condemned persons will he executed by a firing squad. Combination Salad. Take two tart apples cut Into slice», one-hnlf cupful of engllsli walnuts, one orange cut Into hits. Dress with french dressing and heap on water cress. © 1*31, W * .l» r n Nawapeper Union. Fun for All the Children E d ile d b y DOBOTHY STORY OF MARIE LA SUE * HOMEMADE NOTEPAPER Marie La Sue was her name and she had dark eyes and dark hair, quite as dark as Black Beauty's sleek black coat. Marie bad lived In a Uttle street of Paris. France, most of ber life. Her father sold papers and magazines In a little booth and ber mother sold flowers In the same market place. Marte was usually left at home to take care of the younger brothers and sisters, and since she was very skillful with her needle, she often made clothes for the neighbors to earn extra money. 8ome day she hoped to be a modlstj as they called dressmakers In France and earn a lot of money. One day as she was sitting In the one tiny room of the house, her father came in and tilted her chin a bit. He was laughing and talking very ex citedly. "Marie, my little Marie.' he said, “your mamma and yor> and the children and I are all going to the big country ot America. How would you like that now?" Marie Jumped to her feet. Amer lea! That was the place where everyone played and sang from morning until night That was the place of big houses with riches enough for everyone. That would be wonderful to live there. For many days they packed and dis posed of their belongings and Ma rie made each of the little girls a new coot and hat to wear on the boat, as well as one for herself, too They could hardly sleep at right for excitement and when rhe day finally came and they were on the big ship and headed for their new Any kind of paper that will take ink well, can be made Into attrac tive note paper, fancy wrapping pa per or any that comes Into the house of unusual quality. The diagrams shown here will tell you how to make the envelop« and pa per. Tear the edges, do not cut them, and this makes what Is colled a deckled edge and Is very attractive. home they scarcely knew what to do. Every day on the ocean trip passed happily but In the next few months and years that came the Joys of It were nearly all forgotten for when the little family reached America It did not take them long to learn that here ns In France were poor people, and that hard work was lust as Important nml necessary to earn dally bread as in any other land All ot the neigh bora In New York who lived around the l-a Sue's were poot and each day that passed the IA Sues grew |HH-rer «nd poorer for their little savings were fast disappearing Very soon Mr (.a S ite , beenme III Children I love children. They do not prat tle of yesterday; their Interests are »11 of today and the tomorrow— I love children.— Mansfield. X London.—Officials of the British Board of Trade and Customs are In the throes of a deep controversy over the definition to be given birds' nests. A small number of nests from rhe Don't Want Them Now Orient, prized for soup making, find In the Middle Agee a guard was their way Into Great Britain each yenr. W....UC. If .. - a bird's ............. nest ~ placed over a baby awaiting christen. Technicians wonder Is a vegetable. a fruit, a fabric or a lng to prevent fairies from substltut building material. | Ink «”>« of tbeIr8 for lL r^ l A4V© Gaining Momentum ( f i b / th e A • •« d a te d New sp aper«) W N U Service H o w It S ta r te d Lamb With Macaroni. Prepare and roast the lamb ns usu al, seasoning It well ami basting while cooking. Just before It Is quite done, remove the roast and spread the bot tom of the baking pan with conked macaroni, allowing the Julcee to run down ami season It while It Is cook ing. Serve the lamb with a mint sauce and cooked pens. EDMONDS and had to stay In bed for months he could not sell his papers anil poor Mrs. I * Sue had to do scrub washing at the big public library to earn enough to pay the doctor and buy food for the family. Ma rie sat and sewed, day after day ■She was a grown girl now and still with dreams of her modiste shop where rich ladles would come and buy. She had found a few regular enstomern who thought she was very clever. One day ns she was sewing on a dress that had to be finished be fore night her customer who owned It come Into the shabby lit tle room where Marie had her work. "Marie, you do not need to finish that dress, after all,” she said. Ma rle's face fell Then she would not be paid and oh, how they did need the money The woman saw her expression change. “Oh. but Ma rie." she said smiling, “you did not let ne finish I want you • > make me a better, much grander dress, and then after that »tune more. I uni rich now Marie, and I wnnl y«»0 to make tny dresses for me all of them, will you?" Would she? Why Marie's face shone with de light. This would tie the begin ning ot ber simp. This would be her start, the one she had been waiting for so long. And that was Inst wluit hnppenetl Front that onr customer came others, and In two years Marie La Sue's dressmnk tng shop was known all ovet Ne« York—and one» again the l.a Sues believed America was the land ot opportunity, and song ® 1»»» M»w»i>»t>»t Union. Robot Night Lamp Doe» Many Stunt» « *% u * Complexion Curse She thought »lie » » • luat unlucky when h r t tllrd idra her thereafter. B u t ~------ r- on her once— avo»«!*«•«* - • •d m irrs pimply* biem uhed«bin. M a r r anti m t»« « u ro -n «re realising th a t p»mpl<*e and bfotriiee nrc often danger alenala of eiogieé » *« w — puueMKMia waatra ravaging the « y itrm . 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