Cottage Grove leader., July 30, 1915, Image 2

from the little stan d w here they had
SETTER THAN HEAVY DISHES
lain when be rushed aw ay on his
urgent errand.
As H o t W e a th e r A pproaches Fish
“I know the thief,” he declared to
Should to a G re a t E x te n t T a k e
a group in th e parlor. “If I find the D IS H E S T H A T S H O U L D B E B E T ­
th e Place o f M eat.
Jewelry throw n o ver th e transom in
TER KNOW N.
my room by tom orrow morning, well
Fish H ash. —P rep are the fish as for
and good. If not, I shall sw ear out
flsh balls; chop fine cold potatoes and
a w arran t.”
Fry brown six good
C hicken P o rto la a La Coppa C a lls for mix w ith flsh.
P earce was n ot in th e room when
slices of sa lt pork; tak e out th e pork
a
V a r ie ty of In g re d ie n ts , and
th is rem ark w as made. H e h eard of
and tu rn th e hash into th e frying pan;
Seem s P ro m isin g — F ritto
it when he cam e home from a call on
add h alf a cupful of boiling w ater;
M isto— C hicken Pie.
A nnette. H is intention was to go to
let th is h ea t slowly, stirrin g often;
Bolger and tell him of being in his
then spread sm oothly and brown, be­
C
h
icken
P
o
rto
la
a
la
Coppa.
—T
ake
a
room th a t m orning. As he passed
ing careful not to let it burn. When
it on his way to his own, however, fresh cocoanut and cut off th e top, re ­
brown fold it as you would an omelet
(C o p y rig h t. 1915, by W . Q. C h a p m a n .)
th e absence of a light Induced P earce moving nearly all th e m eat. P u t to ­
dish, and garnish th e dish w ith the
gether
th
ree
tablespoonfuls
of
chopped
A narrow stre e t in a w retched tene­ to consider th a t Bolger was eith er cocoanut m eat and two e a rs of fresh slices of pork. W hen th e pork is ob­
m ent quarter, a hand organ lying on aw ay o r asleep.
jected to b u tte r can be used Instead.
P earce was Just leaving th e house green corn, cu t from the cob. Slice two
th e ground, a frightened chattering
Fish W ith T o m a to Sauce. —One cup­
onions into four tablespoonfuls of
the
n
ex
t
m
orning,
when
a
m
an
w
ait­
monkey beside It, and the apparent
ful tom atoes, one-half cupful water,
olive
oil,
to
g
eth
er
w
ith
a
tablespoonful
ow ner of the Instrum ent, flerce-visaged ing a t th e front doorway touched him of dried bacon ffied in olive oil, add one-half of an onion sliced. Cook to­
and brutal, ham m ering a shrinking on th e shoulder.
matoes, w ater and onion tw enty min­
“You a re u n d er a rre st,” he an­ one chopped green pepper, h alf a utes. Melt one tablespoonful of but­
young girl about sixteen w ith his
nounced, and produced a w arran t dozen tom atoes stew ed w ith sa lt and
fists.
pepper, one clove of garlic and cook te r and add one tablespoonful of flour,
Instantly a casual passer-by, a well- charging P earce w ith th e th e ft of th e all to g eth er un til It thickens. Strain stir into hot m ixture, add one-half
dressed young man, becam e an active m issing Jewelry belonging to Bolger. th is into the corn and cocoanut and teaspoonful pepper, cook u n til it
T earce offered no resistance. All
participator in the scene. H e was
add one spring chicken cu t in four thickens and strain . P u t flsh In a
athletic as well as handsome. One th a t w as m anly In his n ature, how­ pieces. P ut the m ixture Into th e shell baking dish and pour th e tom ato
spring, then a reaching out of a force­ ever, cam e to th e surface as, glancing of th e cocoanut, using th e cu t off top sauce around it. Bake from fifteen to
back a t th e house, he saw th e face
ful hand and he had w renched the
as a cover, and close tig h tly with a tw enty m inutes in a m oderate oven.
girl free from th e grasp of h e r inhu­ of Bolger peering m alevolently from covering of p aste to keep In th e flav­
Fish T o a s t. —One cupful flaked cold
man persecutor. T hat sinew y arm behind a curtain. It was less th e man ors. P u t th e cocoanut In a pan with flsh, free from skin and bones. H eat
shot out once again. W ith a shriek­ m ourning a loss, th an of one gloating w ater In it and set In an oven well in w ater sufficient to m oisten; add
ing Imprecation in Italian th e girl's over th e opportunity to degrade arid heated for one hour, b asting freq u en t­ butter, pepper and salt. W hen hot
assailant w ent dashing back across disgrace an envied rival.
pour on Blices of b u ttered to a st; gar­
P earce w as tak en into th e co u rt ly to keep th e cocoanut from burning.
th e organ, th e monkey springing to
nish w ith eggs poached in muffin
O xeye D aisy as H e re P ic tu re d O fte n Becom es G re a t M ead ow Pest.
F
ritto
Misto.—T
ake
a
lam
b
chop,
a
room of th e exam ining m agistrate.
one side with a curdling squeal of
rings.
H alf a dozen o th e r prisoners w ere piece of calf brain, one sw eetbread, a
Scalloped H alibut— Shred one cup­ ( P re p a re d b y t h e U n ite d S ta te s D e p a r t­ weed and foxtail, s ta rt to m atu re
fright.
slice of veal, a fresh m ushroom , sliced
m e n t o f A g r ic u ltu re .)
"Oh, he will kill me for th is !” pal­ seated ju st beyond him aw aiting a r ­ Italian squash, a piece of asp arag u s or ful of cold boiled halib u t; pour in
seeds soon a fte r harvest, so th a t care
raignm ent. Amid his own troubles,
"W hile tillage in its relation to m ust be tak en to tu rn the plants un­
th e food pan one and one-half cupfuls
pitated th e girl.
of
cauliflow
er
and
dip
th
ese
Into
a
b
at­
She was poorly attired, of stunted P earce did n o t p articu larly notice te r m ade of an egg well beaten w ith a milk and le t come to a boll; add but­ weeds usually is practiced for th e d er before th e seeds approach m atur­
growth, a typical suggestion of a pad­ them . H e had se n t for his lawyer. little flour. Sprinkle th ese w ith a lit­ te r size of an egg, sa lt and pepper, benefit of th e im m ediate crop it also ity. Plowing w ithout the prelim inary
rone's slave. She glided forw ard to T he prelim inary exam ination took tle lime Juice and fry to a delicate then th e crum bs of four crackers, may serve th e purpose of preventing disking would tu rn under millions of
place. Bolger appeared. H is two w it­
hosts of weeds from m aturing seed,”
seize the hand, of Alan Pearce.
brown in butter, adding sa lt and pep­ add lastly th e halib u t; le t It cook five opens th e discussion In F arm ers’ Bul­ weed seeds to m ake trouble in futu re
“Keep him here till I can get far nesses w ere th e serv an ts who had per to taste.
years.
m inutes, th en add tw o hard boiled
letin No. 660, “W eeds: How to Control
away, never to retu rn !" she gasped, seen P earce leave his room.
Soles W ith Wine.—T ake fillets ol eggs chopped fine, and serve on a Them .” This bulletin gives a discus­ M ow in g to P re v e n t Seed S c a tte rin g .
It
was
Just
as
Bolger
was
describ­
and pressed her lips in token of deep
Mowing is an o th er way of prevent­
sole and pound lightly w ith blade of hot p la tte r w ith b its of b u ttered toast. sion of the weed problem on th e farm,
fervent gratitude on his hand and was ing th e pin and rin g s th a t th e re w as a knife, then soak them tw o hours in
ing w eeds from going to seed. As a
an
interruption.
One
of
the
o
th
e
r
pris­
dealing
wtih
prevention
and
eradica­
away like a sprite. P earce waited
rule, it is best to mow when weeds
w ell-beaten eggs seasoned w ith salt SERVE THIS SUNDAY EVENING tion.
till she had disappeared, a square dis­ oners, aw aiting trial, sprang up. W ith and pepper. W hen ready to cook, roll
have reached th e full-bloom stage.
It is possible for a farm er, espe­ W hen there are patches in grain fields
tant. Then he cast a look of con­ a quick dash she reached th e side of them in bread crum bs and fry in olive W h a t Is K now n as “ F a r m e r’s F ru it
cially if h e follows a good rotation th ick w ith weeds, it will pay to c u t
tem pt upon th e w retched tyrant, who Pearce. She clung to him, crying out oil. Take a little of th a t oil and put C a k e ” Is S o m ew h at D iffe re n t From
system , to m ake his farm alm ost them , grain and all, before the w eeds
cowered like a beaten dog, and went to th e judge:
th e O rd in a ry D elicacy.
“H e was my friend. H e Is a good In an o th er pan w ith a tablespoonful
weed-free by observing th ree main s ta rt to go to seed.
on his way.
of b u tte r and season w ith sa lt and
principles of weed control: (1) pre­
He told A nnette Ryther, his fiancee, man. I will prove it.”
It pays to cut a hay crop early, in
pepper
and
again
cook
fish
In
this,
T
hree
coffee
cupfuls
of
dried
ap­
“W hat is th is? ” dem anded th e baf­
venting th e weeds from going to seed
of the incident th a t evening. In her
adding one-half glass of d ry w hite ples, tw o of m olasses and one of but­ on th e farm ; (2) preventing th e intro­ o rd er to prevent weeds from going
fled
judge.
gentle, pitying way Bhe wondered
ter, one of sugar, one of raisins, stoned duction of weed seeds on th e farm ; to seed as well as to secure a b e tte r
“See, you, sir,” w ent on th e girl, wine. L et cook five m inutes.
w hat would become of the poor young
quality of hay. A fter a grain crop is
Spanish
C
h
icken
P
ie.
—C
ut
up
a
and chopped, two eggs, th e Juice
stre e t beggar.
Then, amid bright “I am th e girl a rrested for begging. chicken and boil until tender. C ut up and g rated rind of one lemon, two and (3) preventing perennial weeds rem oved, a crop of weeds, such as
plans for the future, the them e drifted Pietro, th e padrone, m akes me beg. and fry In chicken fa t tw o onions, two teaspoonfuls of soda and one pound from m aking top growth. T hese ragw eed or foxtail, usually follows,
For th a t I am arrested . I escaped him
th ree principles are of far g re a te r im­ which, if not disturbed, n ot only re­
out of their minds.
green peppers, stirrin g in one and one- and about one-half cupful over of
More than bright were those dream s through this good man. H e found me half tablespoonfuls of flour. Have flour to be of th e consistency of soft portance th an the p articu lar m ethods seeds th e land for fu rth e r crops of
used to carry them out. O ften the
ju st now. P earce held a good posi­ out. T h at m an,” and she pointed at ready five tom atoes, stew ed, and put
ginger cake. P u t the apples to soak cam paign ag ain st weeds is stopped weeds, but may do much dam age to
tion, he had saved up quite a sum Bolger, “say my friend steal. No, in tw o dozen ripe olives, w ith a small
over nig h t (in cold w ater), in the when success is in sight and the weeds a young seeding of clover o r grass.
of money, and "love” and "hom o” no—It w as P ietro — P ietro an d his clove of garlic, m ashed. G rate seven
m orning chop them very fine and soon recover. C learing th e farm of Mowing th ese w eeds will prev en t
monkey.”
wero the words th at beckoned them
larg
e
ears
of
corn,
season
w
ith
salt
stew
them in a cupful of w ate r they perennial weeds is no easy task , re­ m ost of them from going to seed, and,
“W hat a re you telling, g irl?” de­
to a happy m arried life.
fu rth er, th e clippings will be of value
and p ut a lay er in a greased pan, then were soaked In, and add two of mo­
m
anded
th
e
law
yer
sharply,
pricking
P earce livad a t a private boarding
chicken, then th e o th e r ingredients, lasses. W hen very so ft tak e them quiring intelligence and persever­ as a m ulch for th e young grass.
up
his
keen
ears.
ance.
house. He came down sta irs from his
More o r less hand work is neces­
“I see w hat P ietro bring hom e—a w ith a little of th e gravy. S tir all to­ from th e fire, tu rn them out to cool
T he thorough p rep aratio n of the sary in preventing th e grow th and
room one morning, w histling gayly as
g
e
th
e
r
and
bake
un
til
brown.
and
add
to
them
w
hile
w
arm
two
pin, th e rings, diam onds. Ah! th a t Is
seed bed for every crop Is an im por­
teaspoonfuls of powdered cinnamon, ta n t p a rt in th e control of weeds. sp read of weeds on th e farm . They
his trick. T he monkey clim bed to th e
the sam e of cloves and th e juice and After plowing the disk, spring-toothed often occur in sc attered places about
Baked H addock W ith Stuffing.
window. P ietro te ac h him . H e tak e
C lean a four-pound haddock, sprinkle rind of th e lemon. S tir to a cream or spike-touthed harrow to reduce the th e fields and can be removed by hand
jew elry. Come, I will show you w here
with sa lt Inside and out, stuff and sew. the b u tte r and th e sugar, and add soil to a good seed bed condition is w ith a little work, w hereas if they a re
P ietro hide his plunder.”
T he Judge began to question th e Cut live diagonal gashes on each side th e eggs beaten light, then th e ap­ hsed. Each of th ese harrow ings de­ allow ed to m ature they will thorough­
girl. W ithin an h o u r officers of th e of backbone and in se rt narrow strip s ple and raisins, th en th e flour and stro y s hosts of young weed seed­ ly seed th e land and m ake trouble for
th e future. Such weeds may be pre­
law visited th e den of Pietro, to re ­ of fa t sa lt pork, having g ash es on one beat th e soda dissolved in a table- lings.
Thorough harrow ing a t th is vented from seeding, eith er by hand­
Bpoonful
of
hot
w
ater.
Bake
in
a
mod
side come betw een gashes on other
cover th e stolen jew elry.
period may be depended upon to kill
A free man, w ith th e real culprit side. Shape w ith skew ers in form ol e ra te oven an hour and a half or a large proportion of the weeds th a t pulling o r digging them o ut w ith a
m attock, hoe or spud so far below
in custody, th e first ac t of Alan le tte r S and fasten skew ers w ith small two. T e st w ith a splint.
appear a t th is season.
the su rface th a t new top grow th will
P earce was to see th a t th e poor girl piece of tw ine. Place on greased drip­
Kill th e W eeds E a rly .
not spring up and m ature seeds. T he
P o tato C how der.
ping pan, sprinkle w ith sa lt and pep­
was placed In kind hands.
A
fter
planting th e cultivated crop annual and biennial weeds will m ake
P a re and cut into th ick slices four
And when A nnette and him self w ent per. B rush over w ith m elted butter,
to housekeeping, little C arlo tta be­ dredge w ith flour, and place around large potatoes. Peel, slice and brown th e sam e object, th a t of attack in g the no fu rth e r appearance if pulled o r
fish sm all pieces of fat sa lt pork. Bake in a tablespoonful of b u tte r one onion weeds when young, shoulu be kept cut off when they a re in full blossom.
cam e maid of th e happy household.
one hour In hot oven, and continue (m edium sized); add potatoes to hot In mind. To th is end a drag harrow One of th e b est tools for disposing
b astin g as soon as fa t is tried out, and fat and onion, th en sprinkle w ith te a ­ or a spike-toothed harrow is frequent­ of w eeds w ith thick roots is the spud,
Just to Be Sure.
“Gawge W ashington A b'ham Lin­ continue b asting every ten m inutes. spoonful of m inced parsley (parsley ly used, both before and a fte r the a tool w ith a long handle and chisel­
crop comes up. More weeds will be like blade a t one end. T hese a re
coln Christofo Colombus Andy Jack- S erve w ith draw n b u tter, egg o r hoi- need n ot be added If n o t liked). Add
boiling w ater enough ju s t to cover po­ killed by one dragging a t th is tim e p articu larly effective w ith bull th istle,
son Jeff’son Davis! You all com e in landaise sauce.
than by several cultivations w hen the m ullein, and chicory. By digging th e
dis heah house dis m inute, fo’ I ta n
Stuffing.—One-half cupful cracker tato es; cook until ten d er—do not let
plants have become larger. The weed- weeds when they a re in full blossom
you a ll! ”
crum bs, one-half cupful sta le bread them becom e too dry and burn. W hen
Mandy was yelling It a t th e top of crum bs, one-fourth cupful m elted but done, add one q u art hot milk, sa lt and er is also a valuable im plem ent for It is som etim es n ot difficult to c le a r
ter, one-fourth teaspoonful salt, on e pepper to taste, then yolks of two
her voice.
I w aited, ex p ectan t of a cowering, eighth teaspoonful pepper, few drops hard-boiled eggs m ashed fine and th e
obedient regim ent, w hich I expected onion Juice, one-fourth cupful hot wa­ w hites m inced. A fter milk is added,
to see file past, Bays a w riter In th e ter. Mix Ingredients In o rd er given. add about half a dozen h ard crackers
and le t them steam a little while. T his
New York Telegram .
will serv e five o r six persons.
T h ere rushed by one little kinky-
Huevos en Espanol.
W ent
Dashing
Back
Across
the
haired pickaninny.
E
m
pty
a
can
of
tom
atoes
in
a
frying
O rgan.
I stepped up to Mandy. “Of course, pan. T hicken w ith bread and add
D yeing a Rug.
A B russels rug which begins to look
was his wont. As ho passed the room it is none of my business, b u t th a t tw o o r th ree sm all green peppers and
of the "sta r boarder” on the second little fellow seem s to be th e m ost an onion sliced fine. T h e peppers th rea d b are may be g reatly Improved
floor, he paused. It stood open, and obedient child you have."
m ay be chopped. Add a little butter In ap p earan ce and m ade to do at least
"S uttenly he am ,” sh e replied. “And and sa lt to ta ste. L et th is simmer one m ore season by giving It a dye
a lively breeze, pouring In at th e win­
dow, had blown loose letters and pa­ he's all I has, too.”
gently until th e flavors a re well mixed bath w ith dye such as Is used for fab­
"But you called a round dozen dif­ T hen b reak on top th e num ber of eggs rics. A 9 by 12 rug will require two
pers from a writing desk across the
feren t n am es?”
floor and out Into the hall.
desired. Dip th e sim m ering tom atc packages. P rep are all a t once In one
"All th e nam es you done h eard m e m ixture over th e eggs until they are large k ettle so th e color will be uni­
The sta r boarder was not a favor­
ite with Pearce, nor with many others call is h ls’n. We done give him thorn cooked. T he eggs m ay be served, re form, but tak e out only a sm all quan­
In the house, unless it were the land­ th a r nam es so when he's growed up Jecttng th e sauce. M exicans strair tity a t a tim e so you will have a sup­
lady, who valued him because of his and his nam e's called outiln co 't w hite th e sauce a b it and serve w ith th< ply of hot, clean liquid to work with.
Apply to sm all space a t a tim e with
liberal tips to th e servants and the folk will su re know h e com es from a egg on thick toast.
even stro k es straig h t along w ith the
"extras" he allowed her to put on his quality fam ily!”
weave of th e carpet. * '
bill. He was a man of about forty,
Good to K n ow .
Potatoes and B u tte rm ilk .
a bachelor, seemed to have plenty of
Few housew ives seem to know that
M olded Beef.
An Irishwom an well expressed, the
money and dressed flashily.
Sheep A re U sefu l In P a s tu rin g O ff W eed s in Stand ing C o rn A fte r C u ltiv a ­
old-fashioned soda is th e cheapest
P ro cu re a shin of beef, have thebone
o
th
e
r
day,
the
value
of
the
national
H e had met A nnette several tim es
tio n Stops.
w ashing powder, w ater softener, etc. sawed in four or live pieces, cover
diet
of
potatoes
and
butterm
ilk.
“W
hen
and made no efforts to conceal the
on
th
e
m
arket.
P
ut
a
pound
o
r
so
in
with
boiling
w
ater
and
cook
until
the
fact th a t she attracted him. As to I was young,” sh e said, "we never a fru it Jar and fill w ith w ater, adding
use a t this stage. By rem oving some farm s of corn-cockle, wild m ustard,
Annette, she had conceived a violent heard of consum ption. The people m ore w ater as solution Is used, until m eat leaves th e bone. Then chop fine, of tb e teeth of th is tool it can be and many o th er weeds by a little han«*
dislike for him from the first. Pearce were content with potatoes and b u tte r­ all is dissolved. A tablespoonful to d iscarding all th e g ristle and hard used In corn until th e crop is nearly work.
barely tolerated him. The sta r boarder milk. Now they m ust have m eat and dish w ater will m ake soap la th e r fre e bits; set th e liquor aw ay un til all the w aist high. Indeed, some excellent
Sheep are useful in preventing
seemed to think, however, th a t his tea. They a re healthy enough as chil­ ly o r be unnecessary. Two spoonfuls fat h as rise n to th e top; th en rem ove crops of corn have been grown by the weeds from seeding. In a p a s tu re .
w ealth might finally make som e Im­ dren, but few grow up strong. They to a pall of w ate r for w ashing will th e fat and boll th e liquid down so It use of the w eeder only.
w here sheep are ru n n in g it is usually
pression upon the young lady upon become consum ptive as they grow. save soap, stren g th , tim e and fabric. will Jelly when cold. Reason with one-
The drag harrow and w eeder may much m ore free of weeds than In
half
teaspoonful
allspice,
one-half
tea­
They cannot afford good m eat, or
whom his heart was set.
also be used to advantage with pota­ p astu res w here c a ttle a n 1 horses a r e
spoonful black pepper and sa lt to
P earce gathered up the scattered enough of it, and they will n ot e a t the
toes, cotton and o th e r cultivated running. Another method of prevent­
Chopped M e a t C ake.
taste. Add tb e chopped m eet and sim ­
papers and placed them on the desk. potatoes and milk th a t would cost
crops. A fter th e crops have become ing th e spread of weeds som etim es
T
ry
thia
for
your
lunch
boxes:
Twc
m
er
for
te
n
m
inutes,
stirrin
g
often.
Then he closed the window so th a t no them little and keep them stro n g .” Po­
so large th a t th ese im plem ents can used, is burning them , culling, spoil­
further dam age might be done. As he tato es a re more nourishing if boiled pounds of beef, cut fine o r p ut through P our Into mold until cold.
no longer be used, th e tillage is p er­ ing o r turning over th e standing w eed
g
rin
d
er;
five
crackers,
also
ground;
cam e out of the room two servants or baked In th eir skins. The Irish
formed with cultivators. Intercultural crop. T his is often useful In killing
G ra n d m a ’s Cakes.
met him. He did not. however, deem know th is; and. passing th e open doors one egg. b u tte r size of egg. if th e re It
tillage is especially effective In con­ weed seeds both in connection w ith
no
fa
t
In
th
e
m
eat;
one
cupful
of
milk,
One
cupful
su
g
ar
and
one-half
cup-
It necessary to explain his Intrusion, of cottages today, one may still som e­
trolling weeds if th e crop has been th e weeds cut green and allowed to
regarding It as an ordinary act of tim es see th e brown, smoking balls pepper and sa lt and a sm all onion *ul b u tte r cream ed until light, then add planted in checkrow s so as to perm it dry, and w ith m atured weeds. C are
ground.
If
you
like
th
is
flavor.
Bak*
two well beaten eggs gradually, after
obliging consideration. He w ent to turned out of th e big pot onto th e
the Im plem ent to work in two direc­ should be taken not to fork or disturb
his office and forgot the Incident, but clothless table, round which the family In a bread tin slowly about two hours. all are well mixed add one-fourth te a ­ tions. C ultivated crops, therefore, of­ piles w hile drying, as th is m ight scat­
spoonful
baking
powder,
th
en
enough
It was revived in a marked way be­ Is sitting.
fer abundant o p p ortunities to rid a te r th e seed and th en defeat one of
flour to m ake dough stiff enough to
Cooking Dried Apples.
fore that sam e evening was over.
farm of weeds. If properly bandied, th e o bjects of burning.
W hen you cook dried apples, try handle. Roll th in and cu t Into fancy
Bolger, th a t was the nam e of the
Spider's O lfa c to ry Organs.
they are rightly term ed “cleaning
shapes.
Bake
on
cookie
sh
eets
fo
r
12
adding
a
little
grated
orange
peel
tc
• ta r boarder, had been robbed. He
A fter disproving th e theories of all
crops.” Besides th e usual cultivated
G reen Forag e Crops.
had left his room th at morning for a th e other w riters concerning th e seat them before th e stew ing p ro e e » Thl* m inutes, m oderate oven. T he grown- crops, sm all-grain crops can also some­
G
reen
forage
crops of some sort can
bare five m inutes The window of his of th e olfactory organs, Doctor Mcln- robs th e apple of any flat ta s te It may ops as well as th e young ones can soon tim es be cultivated to advantage in be grown on m ost any farm , and they
room fronted on th e street. An organ doo began to search for organs sim i­ have and gives It an added zest. Orat* make them disappear.
the spring w ith a spike-tooth harrow yield a large am ount of fine feed. O ats
g rin d er had come along with a w hang­ lar to those which he found a few only th e outside skins, as th e w hite In
or weeder.
and field peas. rye. rape, corn and
Cooking D rie d Apples.
ing disturbing Instrum ent.
Bolger years ago In spiders. These organs sid e skin Is bitter.
A fter the sm all-grain crop is h a r­ vetch are some th a t can be sown w ith
W hen you cook dried apples, try
w as aroused from a late morning nap. were soon found on th e legs and wings
vested It is often good practice in the results.
adding a little grated oran g e peel to
Peas and M ushroom s.
H e hurried on his dressing gown and of all Insects examined. Many ex­
northern sta te s to harrow or disk the
them
before
the
stew
ing
proees.
This
Stew fresh green peas and mush
w ent down the re a r sta irs to the perim ents w ere perform ed which
stubble to encourage th e germ ination
Silo in S um m er.
kitchen, bribing th e cook to run out proved conclusively to the au th o r th at room s to g eth er until tender, drain an( robs th e apple of any flat ta s te It may of th e weed seeds th a t are at or n ear
T be silo is alm ost as Im portant In
and drive th e pest away. W hen he these organs a re th e tru e apparatus p artly All little p atty shells w ith them have and gives It an added t e s t the soil surface. T he seedlings are
the sum m er tim e as It is in th e win­
retu rn ed to his room, he found his for receiving odor stim uli in the In­ cover w ith a rich cream d ressin g and G rate only th e outside skins, as the killed by th e tall plowing or by cold
ter. T be best dairym en are feeding
w
hite
Inside
skin
Is
bitter.
diam ond pin and two rings missing sects tested.
serve a t once.
w eather. Some weeds, such as rag ­ silage tw elve m onths in tbe year.
RECIPES OF THE WEST