The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, December 24, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCUT HOUEWASTE Servants Are Responsible lor Greater Pari of It. . Investigations In' New Vork Prove That Avirag Family Threw Awiy , Pofnd snd Hsll of. Good Food I ' Ivory Oiy. I'iiil, of nvvrnite intnii pan hard ly affoisl In lliese dii) I lu kiM'p ecrv aula. Ilouu'liulila which formerly kopl two or I lire now get along with nn nialit. tinny mannit ltli half a servant, sWlng bur with a neighbor. Not t fnw bousrwlve lis re been driv en lo iho nvcrmilly of doing tltt.Hr owo conking nd semllng Ilia washing lo l laundry Thla ha itii'iint a grent tlml of dls rnmfort, but there haa Im-cii an Ini'l di'iilnl ftln. Vii la eiiortuiiualy re duifd. , Srrvanta nuike nearly all tlto wast of a hniiehulil, sl.tny houaea Ives, de prived of "Imljf help," havt been na limlelu'il In observe a shrinkage of lltrlr fixKl bills, niifwlthattiiiilliill lit lircM-nl iliinhli-d mid In-bh'd prlreo, Wlu-ii a iloiiii Ktlc miithlliihiiient eiu pliiya hu'f a tlciat-n aervniita I lie wast la iniriiimi. Neuily ' always In t house run on that ainte the buller and rniik "etrml In" ftllh the butcher and grocer, end their ruktMiff Increases wild lit amount of foot! Ihry throw way Ilwciit Itivesllgatluiie try Iho Now Turk hrallh dpnrtiuiit proved that thf average fn ml I y living lit I prlvat house, wllh ono or mora eervanle, throwa away a pound and it quarter of pcrfiflly gnoil food every dity. It " found Hull I liu average apart nifiil house family throwa awuy only one-fifth aa ninth largely, dottbllese, brcnuw melt families reduce dontoitlc eervlet to a Minimum. In (be tenement dlitrlcti of Now Tork ono garbage ran usually jiifllcui lo bold tb fo.nl refuse of 20 famine. But lu Iho "prlvale house district" It wita found that W3 famine bad ITS fitrbag pull, or mora than l pall apler. : Examination of tit ITS palla re vealed IB pounda of bread and roll. 60 pounda of meal, 83 pnnnda of pota loee, 16 pounda of eoreale and larg quantltlet of perftK-tly edible freab vegttthlaa. Alwnya lb amount of food wait vitrle directly wllh III number of aervanta employed. Aa a matter of fact, tlio full jtrhigt pall swme hith erto to have- been regarded In thla country aa a' mniilfeslntlan of pro perlty. Not fcntll very recently have people begun lo think that poaslbly thla waa a foolish Idea. 9 eKlTCm ampm v If Dili whole world followed - ' ' r"olloo4 to Uio loiter Would II bo a aoblor world, All derail sji falsehood burlod " I rum II sllos.lher; Mtllre, arlDihnooo and lust . Danishes from bonoath Iho oruet Covorlna hurto from view? Ti ll mo, If It followed roil . . Would Iho world bo bolter! OUR DAILY FOOD. Here la a fruit aoup that aomeone who la fund of such aoupa mny desire to try: Fruna Soup. Waah and anak one pound of prttuea In throe pint of cold wa ter overnight In the morning bent alowly. and add una leufhn llcd very thlfi, and one lick of cinnamon; cook below lb lininerlnr point until th prune are lender hut unbroken. Add water If iteeiletl, at there ihould he three plnl when done; add three tahletpoonfule f nugo, a pinch of aalt and sufficient nupir to iw relet!. Conk until the ango a tiaiikpHrent. Iletnov the clunainoo, .till two llilnl of i cupful of oronge Inlre, reheat end aerv at onre. Quick Coffo Cake Klfl together nne pint of flour, one llilrd of a cupful nf sugar, three teaopoonfola of baking lmder. half I tearroonful each of anil and cinnamon. Mix to i aoft dough with half a cupful of milk lined Into heatea egg. Add four tnlilespnonfur of eoflrned butter. Spread the mixture In l shallow pan mid sprinkle with augar anil cinna mon. Add ralalna If dealred, Hake In ii moderate oven and eerve with cof fee. Creamed LlvrTak cair liver left from a prevloua meat, chop It and odd to a cream eatic. Arrange thin llcea of Inaated bread with t ellce uf rooked baron on each; pour over Ih creamed liver and eerve, Baked Squab. Cut Ave equah Into four plow each and flatten lightly by liotindlng. Put th liver to cook In a little ealtcd water. Beaaon each piece nf an. unit with tall and .pepper. Line tt linking dlah wllh chopped ho in. aprlnkle with rhopied chlvea, pine Ir.yer or aqnaba, then a layer of hard ranked egg, I aprlnkllng of "ham. rhlvea and another layer of squaba. fjruuli the llvera, mil with on table nonnful eorh of flour and butter, add a pint of rhlrken or veal Dock and pour over the aqunba. Cover wllh oiled pi per and bake one hour. 5 u , ' 4. -1. - f ill- i " ilfo jU'li jfJ I'll k a niusi-can. my muv-vcr she link, . Jcsl wail arid you will see; , : tv jj The piuno will doe pmk-p&nkily-pink ,, , v.: 'At old Santu is bringing (o me. -i MAY DO A LITTLE NAV1GATINC BRANTS ARE BEING SWINDLED American Sharpers Throng New Tor city to Prey on Peopls v From Old World. USE SIMPLE SCHEMES 11! Ireeklyn aVIdg and Statu of Liberty Ivory Day Flv-Ct Subway Ticket Bring 120 ftr s Trip te Chicago. , New Tork. "From tteerage to ma ce" briefly akflchet the careen of may Immigrant to America. Bat tt do not tell tb Mruggle, th hard ship and oven th Indlgnlll endured by niiny Immlpanta, Including sooMOf th moot uccatful one, during lb Intervening period between their arriv al In America and the time whea they chlev ancrni or tuffer failure, a th coi may b. Every year bring a froth crop of lorlet (bout tucceuful Immigrant, but It bring alto aiorle about Immi grant! leaving America, disappointed and dltcouraged, dccium, lacking gov ernmental protection and friendly guidance, tbey fell Into the banda of New Tork city tharper who Beeced then of their aavlng. ' Trick Are Many, Th trick of the oharper. ai cata logued by peraon who bave Invettlgit- ed coutplalota, rang from th outright Ml of the Btalu of Liberty and Brooklyn bridge for an amount equiva lent to the entire aavlnga of the Immi grant to the aale of euhway ticket at a coat of from f 10 to $20 each, "good for a trip to Chicago." One artful confidence man who waxed wealthy without th oeceulty for prolonged honeit effort garnered Immigrant dolls re through Ibe aale of green ticket at 11 to $9 apiece Mi lling tb bearer to edmlaalon to th United Stite. More than 2,000 Immigrant annual ly flit complaint of exploitation with the bureau of Induitrle and Immigra tion of New Tork atate. Immigrant Fall taey Prey. Newly arrived Immigrant, unfamil iar with our language, ctutora and laws and form of government, are eaay n -r-r 7 AVOID CHRISTMAS TREE FIRE ytmeet Care Should Be Uted In Trim ming, thu rrevenung retail- tie In th Heme. EOtlE cannot be too cart ful lo guarding again! flr when trimming a Cbrlatm tree, tays a correipondenl lo Good Housekeep ing. There htvt been eores of Cbritt mas tret fatalities In borne aod lo Sunday ichooli which a Utile car might havt prevented.' The writer oort t a tree In a blatt, consuming nearly half of It, Unael ornament go ing with th green branch. A tiny candle had been wired too high, and H took only s few minute of It brlik beat to. char t branch above tt and Urt s Heme. A (hick portiere tret torn from It pole and thrown over the blaxt. If It had not been tt hand the light window curtain would hav caught Or Id another minute. 8lnce that Chriitoia our trot ha alwty been placed In the (enter of the room, and wo havt eschewed cotton wool, tlMot-peper angels, and celluloid or napent. Flrit of all, wt wire each candle securely lo plsct tt the furth est end of branch wblch ba noth ing abov It, either Ir tree or trim ming. Then a th tree It denuded we watch carefully the faat-dlaappearing candles. Sometime on of them, near ly burned down, will topplt over or be merely t spark of flame, but near to something Inflammable tnd be t menace. GOOD TURNS ON CHRISTMAS Monmouth Herald Monmouth, Ore. Dec. 10, 1920 Page 5 DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN Ci SVRGEOS PHONE NOS. OFFICE . Mi telling th Statu of Liberty. prey, tnd many Individuals take ad vantage of that faet ' New Tork Is not the only ttstt where Immigrants ire, being exploited, California, UiMachasettt tnd Ohio havt.tlso official repbrtt of fraud practiced on Immigrants. Practically every other atate Caa tell the ttmt ttory. Overcharging for baYgat. fraud perpetrated by o-calUd "private" banker, the isle of worthless Inven tions, fake ptrtDcrahlpe, the pasalng of Confederate money and counterfeit coin tnd outright , robbery through pocket picking and ooen violence tnd force are common throughout the country. ,. ' KILLS SON FOR BER RY THIEF Two Farmer Try to Profit Patch From Raid Unknown to Each Othtr. ,i . Concord. N. H flllvai- A rnniiMiri a: farmer of Wert Concord district. waa shot and killed rate at nlcht hv hi father, who mlatootr htm fai. iarn thief, aceordtno tn'nAi , . " , U .WV ,r lice. Balds upon then- berry patch naa aroused the litj of the DtraoncVi. The father said Ha di-cldad to arm himself and Us Id waft, for the rld era. , , - Unknown to the faSher, the son da elded upon the aame tjourso, and whim the elder Dlmond say i an armed matt emerge from the Wicket he tald ho Bred. Oliver Dlmond died aoon af terward. After Invef tlratlno the ahiktt Ing the authorities decided no action HOUSE 4192 J. O. MATTHIS Physician and Surgeon Puosc 73 House tiW Office: 409 !U Bank of Commerce Bldg, Salem Ore. WALTER O. BROWN Repretenting th "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Notary Public Blank beeda Mortgages, Etc. Monmouth Grange 476 Meet the Second Saturday lo Each Month at 1;3 A. M. . Public Program at 2:30 p. m. to which visitors sre welcome. P. O. Powell, Master. Miss Maggie Butler, Sec. Monmouth and Independence Auto-Bus Schedule Lmvoo MoMMOtb Lufnladaprndrau 7.4S a. m. North Bound 8.15 a. m. 1.60 p. m. " " 2.25 p. m. 5.15 " . " " 6.43 " 10.00 a. m. South Bound 10.33 a- m. 3.16 p. m. , " " 3.51 p. m. 6.40 ' " 7.12 " RAYMOND E. DERBY Pioprielor Piions icx How's This? W aSor Ono Hundred Dollar RtwsrJ for any case of Caurrh that unoot k cured by Hall's Catarrh MoOlclno. Hall's Catarrh Madldm baa born lake by catarrh tulttrtrs (or tbs Bast thirty- flvo years, and has bocom kaowa a the most reliable remedy for Caurrh. Hall's Caurrh Medicine acta thru th Blood oa Iho Mucous surface. eiMllln the Poi son from the Blood end hoaJlaf th dis eased portions. After yo hare tax on Hair Caurra Medicine for a short Urn yog will see a treat Improvement tn your tenor! health. Start taking Haifa Catarrh Medi cine it one aad tot rid of catarrh, goad (or testimonial!, (roe, I. CHENEY S CO., Toledo, Otto. Bold by tU Drutflsta, 71c. I am here to saw wood No raise in prices at present S.H.Hinkle, Phone 2411 STEVENS & CO. f Dealers in Second Hand Goods C St. Independence Chinee for All tt Aid the Prlendl in Having Happy Yulttldt Season, REAL punrerora of Cbtistmae cheer may often Bod t market for tbelr predoua wares outside the pale of charity, for all horoeleaa peopl ars not necessarily poor, and neither are all cbltdlcu home necessarily unhap py. Uousekeepen who art short on homes may combine the two lockings snd makt Christmas day 'a merry de light for the grown up In spite of these onfortsnit condition. There It always something peculiar ly pitiable In the Ides of sny one "flocking alone" which should appeal to the home-maker without s family, so thst this should be the occasion for her to gather In all the bachelor maid sad homeless men of her acquaintance and giro them a Joyful opportunity to "flock together,'' Even the Scroogea, If eh know tny, ihonld be rescued from their lonely bowl of gruel and persuaded to open their abut-up hearts tnd wear them outalde for general In spection, at Dickens says, "For Christ- maa daws to peck at." Therefore, col lect alx or eight of theae birds of s festher who sre destitute of near-by kith tnd kin tnd make your Christ- mtt feast t center of good cheer for sll the charming eolltalree you ire able to "draw within Hi radius. Woman's Horns Companion. i -- - Good Year for Violet. Sweet peaa hire been forced for the Chrlttmit market only for many years patt, They must be tttrted blooming before the cold wettker begins. Then they will bloom sll winter. Daffodil do not get lq until February, but al most all the rest of the spring flower, hysdnths, nardaausea, bavardlt, and ao on, sre on the Christmas counters. Easter llllea, too, though rather cold 'and white for Christmas, sre sold. Vi olets, sre One this winter, deeply! darkly, beautifully blue. Some mi gnonette now comes In enormous pray. There are carnations but the bright red Christmas carnation la the favorite. Holly comes from the hills of Maryland and the south. The wild holly supplies the market and there hits never seemed to-be any pereeptl bit diminution of the tupply. Great quantities of It sre purchased by sll sorts of denier, who decorate their stores with It snd send jtut s sprig at tached to every Christmas parcel. AO ATI Wodn Sol dltr: Afttr filth ful ttrvltt In th nuratry ftr a yttr, I will bt tut ttids for t new toy this Christmas, , Dumb Animal Remembered. , Tha nnhleal observances of Christ mas sre Its charities, In sll sgea snd among ail peoples th poor have si wsys been bountifully remembered on that day, and In many parte of Eng- l.n J mwA CaaUi,4 enn tili InnrAP ant. nail itp rfven a$ tro feeding that tftey, too, qmj oayt cans ior rejuit.- .mHiAtti all mnnlHnrl arfl fflfld. MfttlV lUBJ nuHn v - o-" ma (fori wtlf remember Burns' address of the suld farmer to bis mare when presenting her with sn extra feed oi' corn on New Year's day. "A guld New Year I wish thee, Maggie. Bus, there's t rlpp to thy sud baggie." To Avoid the Rueh.' Soldier, Just back from hla harvest furlough, to tba sergesnt "My ratnor wants to know If I'll get snothcr fur tnnth at Christmas. Here Is the plr- turt of the pig thst Is going tu I "In Every Respect" says the Good Judge ; You get more genuine chew- j ing satisfaction from the Real Tobacco Chew than you ever , got from the ordinary kind. - The good tobacco taste lasis so long a small chew of this class of tobacco lasts much longer than a big chew of the old kind. That's why it costs less to use. Any man who has used both , kinds will tell you that. Put up fa two ttjkt ; "i. ' W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco J 5 RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco fttfttttttmrnmwm rVmr,Uie pitman calls aicaFatYGhotnes The Youth's Companion America's Home and Family Weekly. Its field of service is covered by no other publication in America. Its purpose and power are different Its diversity and quality and quantity of reading appeal to solid, home. and-nation-loving people. Its weeky coming makes every story, every article and all its information doubly valuable and acceptable. Serias. Short Sttrin, Editorial; Artkht. 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