OLD BOSTON DIVINE TWO WAYS TO COOK CABBAGE EFFORT TO ERADICATE RAT HAVE BEST BREAD Government Official» Make Public a Report on the W ork of Exterm l- noting National Plague. T H A T M A D E A T H O M E S U P E R IO R JO H N C O T T O N FAM OUS AM ONG T O B A K E R S ’. CLERGYM EN. The connection betwen rats and Susskraut.— Take a good-sized head plague has led to the accumulation of o f cabbage, cut It In about six or eight pieces and wash. Have a kettle of information regarding the frequency of W hen Yeast Is in Good Condition It It Driven From England, He Sought Ref boiling water ready, put the cabbage their association with hunmu habita Not a Matter of D ifficulty to T u rn uge in the New World, Where He in. add a small pinch of soda, let boll tions as well as their destructiveness. O ut a Splendid A r t i c l e - Was Received With Honor« until tender, then take the kettle, Studies have been made which throw Some Hints. and Given High Place. stand It In the sink and let cold water light on the question of the number run over It until you can put your of parasites which have been permit (Bulletin of University of Missouri.) John Cotton, the Purltun clergyman hands Into It, then squeeze all the wa ted through carelessness to exist In the Homemade bread, if well made, Is to Immediate neighborhood of man. Until ter out of the cabbage, then chop it who Introduced Into New England the these comparatively recent Investiga be preferred over bakers' bread, ac «■uglon) of keeping the Sabbath from tine. Have a frying pail on the stove, put tions scnrcely anyone would have be cording to Miss Addle D. Boot of the evening to evening, uecordlng to some Missouri College o f Agriculture. The historians, died December 1053. He a small tahlespoonful of lard In It or lieved bow large a number of rodents condition of the yeast used in bread find a means of livelihood for them drippings (butter, of course, makes It was born In Derby, GSngland, Decem making Is more important than the selves In our cities und towns, espe still better). Take n medium-sized ber 4, 1585. cially those which have a series of kind of yenst. If yeast ts allowed to John Cotton was minister at Boston, onion, cut It up flue und fry till brown docks and wharves. A special report stand In a dusty ¡dace or is put Into an in Lincolnshire, Knglund, when he tied Add a tahlespoonful of flour, stir u lit of plague eradication work at New unsterilized vessel. It will collect bac tle, theu add the cabbage and thin II to Boston, iti New England. lie had Orleans, made by the surgeon In charge teria and the breud will have a sour, with hot water or soup stock (a good been minister In the Boston of the old of the United States public health serv unpleasant taste. All utensils and Knglund for more Ilian ‘JO years, when cupful Is best), salt and pepper tc ice work at that point, contulns rath liquids should be scnlded before using. lie found that his theological views tuste. Let It cook up a few minutes Yeasts are small* plants which need er startling Illuminating facts concern then serve. It is tine with any kind were about to get him Into trouble. ing these pnrasltes, says the Journal air. Flour, therefore, should he addl'd o f meat gravy over It. The father o f John Cotton was a Bairlsh K raut.—Take a good-sized of the Ameiicun Medical Association. slowly and beaten into the liquid thor lawyer named Itoland Cotton. John "The total number of rodents cap oughly to Incorporate air. Sugar Is entered Trinity college, Cambridge, head of cabbage, shave it fine und wash tured up to November 13 of the last food for the yenst plant and if given to It. Ilnve a large iron kettle or a pan when lie was only thirteen years old, year runs up to 497,983," suys the It will hnsten Its growth. and he rapidly distinguished himself on the stove; put a good tahlespoonful If dough is too stiff, a harsh, crumbly writer. "Some Idea of the Immense la o f lard In It, then take a medlum-slzec for scholarship. onion, brown It slightly, add the cab bor and the meticulous care required bread results. The least amount of lie was brilliant as well ns learned, bago and just a little wnter (a scan for thoroughness In sanitary work rnuy flour possible to avoid n sticky dough, and he enjoyed a great reputation, it hnlf a cup), cover tightly and let II be guthereil from the fact that over gives the best bread. was while lie was teaching In Kmnnuel The quick even stroke In knending steam until tender. Stir occnslnunllj 300,000 of these rodents lmd been ex college at Cambridge that he Imbibed so It will not burn. Add suit to tuste amined up to the same date, and, counts for more Jinn the strength put I ’urltun views o f theology, observes a A thorough kneading dis and a few minutes before serving, adc though altogether only 305 cases of ro into tL writer in the Washington Post. He a good tahlespoonful of vinegar. (Ol dent plague were discovered. It Is easy tributes the yeast plants evenly was about twenty-seven years old course If you don't like the sour tnst< to understand how much of u danger throughout the dough nnd results in when he was appointed minister at for the dlsseminutlon of the disease bread of (he best texture ns the gas leave the vinegar out.) Boston. these animals were. Until the actual bubbles rise evenly. Dough should be lu (his clinrge he got Into Ills first report, It would have been nlruost Im kneaded until it has a smooth velvety ecclesiastical trouble by refusing to possible to believe that a city like New surface. If kneaded longer than 30 conform to certain ceremonies of the Orleans, with its 500,000 rodents, ac minutes, the elastic quality Is com established church, lie believed that H ow Fondant and Chocolate Creami tually harbored a larger population of pletely destroyed. many of these ceremonials were un Are Put Up by Those W ho Are rats and mice thun It did of human Yeast plants thrive at a temperature script urnl. Considered Experts. beings. of from 79 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit. He was suspended by Ills bishop, "New Orleans Is probably no worse When dough Is set to rise. It should but the majority of his people stood Two cupfuls granulated sugar, one In this regard than most of the coast be placed In a clean bowl. I f the bowl l>y him und he wus restored. For more hnlf cupful cold wnter, boiled slowly cities of the southern pnrt of the coun Is covered tightly nnd an even temper than 'JO years he remained there as Add quarter teaspoonful of cream tnr try, ut least, und It Is prohulde that as ature maintained, It Is not necessary minister, and his influence Is said to tar, before It has boiled five minutes careful a hunt for the creatures would either to oil or moisten the surface to have been o f the most salutary na When It keeps its shape In cold wn reveul their presence In proportionate prevent a crust from forming. If the ture. A change In the authority of ter, wet a dish in cold water (a pluttci uumbers even In many of the towns of temperature Is too high, the bread will the church took place and Cotton’s Is best), pour It out carefully and sill the Interior. be dnrk, coarse nnd sour. If the dough parishioners were divided Into fuc- with a wooden spoon till stiff nn< “Coust cities like New Orleans, Sun Is chilled while rising, the volume will lIons. It was reported to Cotton that about to crumble. Then take In youi Francisco, Seattle and some of the oth be smaller, the texture rubbery, nnd lie was about to he summoned before hands and work and knead It till pll er towns on I’uget sound have been an undesirable crust will form. Best the high commission court, and he fled able and smooth. Pnck In a deej compelled to take up the problem of results are obtained when dough Is to London, whence after a period of dish ami cover with a wot doth. Let obliteration of their rodent parasites kept at n gentle, warm, even tempera hiding he sailed for Boston In New stand sevcrul hours (till next day Is by the occurrence of plague. The Jour ture until It Is twice Its bulk, nnd then I'nghiml. lie was welcomed cordially better), when It will be velvety and ol nal of the American Medical associ worked. there, and within two weeks after Ills line texture. Don't try to make It oo ation thinks, however, that It would Baking requires ns much care as arrival was appointed by the magis a cloudy or stormy day, as a clear, be well wortli while for henlth author mixing, knending nnd rising. The tem trates teacher in the First church. bright atmosphere will give best re ities In other towns and cities to face perature o f t lie oven should be 360 sults. From this fondant ail kinds ol tills problem frankly before It becomes Here he remained until Ills death. degrees Fahrenheit when the bread is Cotton was a rare scholar. He de line candles enn he made. a source of actual Immediate danger to placed In it. It should be allowed to Chocolate Creams— Form the ball! health." voted 13 hours a day to study, and rise after fifteen minutes and lowered before going to sleep at night he loved, from (he above fondant, and let stand after thirty minutes. The bread should as he said, “ to sweeten Ills mouth with over night, to harden. Cook together Iron fo r the Future begin to brown In patches during the ■i piece of Calvin.'' With all his pro one cupful granulated sugar, one-hall That Iron Is the very basis of our In first fifteen minutes mid should hnve found learning he preached In the aim cupful water and tiny pinch o ' cream dustrial civilization will be admitted an even, brown surface nfter thirty plest language. Soon after coming to of tartar till, when a little Is dropped by the thoughtful, and many of our minutes. I f the dough is not twice Its Boston he prepared, at the request of In cold water, It can be gathered on n greatest supplies of Iron ore are be original bulk or us light ns desired. It spoon, then set on back of stove and the general court, an abstract of the ing rapidly depleted because of the In may be allowed to fluisli rising In the add two squares of chocolate that have laws o f Moses for use In the col creased per capita consumption of Iron oven. ony. It was not adopted, hut a revi been melted, n henping teaspoonful the world over, an increase which Is sion of It, supposed to be the Joint work each of butter and vanilla, ami set destined to l>e greater In the future Feather Cake. o f Cotton and Sir Henry Vane, was dish In another of hot water, and dip when the rnces In Asia and Africa In Cream three tnblespoonfuls of but the creams. It fakes but n few min afterward used. crease their consumption of Iron. ter. nddlng, a little at a time, three- Cotton wrote nearly 50 hooks, which utes for them to harden. Drop or These conditions o f Increasing con quarters o f a cupful o f sugar, until were sent to London to tie published. waxed paper. They are extra nice. sumption of nnd decreasing reserves the whole Is light; drop tn the yolk Ilo could discuss fluently lu Hebrew, have often tn the past, particularly of one egg nnd bent until ligh t 81ft i ¡reck and Latin. S ilve r Cake. about the beglnulng of this century, 1% cupfuls o f flour, then measure nnd It is one o f the perplexities of hu Beat whites of four eggs stiff, one suys J. E. Johnson In Metallurgical sift ngnln with 2tt tenspoonfuls bak man nature that persons who have and one-half cupfuls sugar, one-hulf nnd Chemical Engineering, been used ing powder. Beat this Into the first suffered from Intolerance are so sel cupful butter, oue cupful cream or rich to crente a scare, on the ground that mixture alternating with half a cupful dom taught by that experience to be milk, two and one-third cupfuls flour, our supplies of usable ore were being of sweet milk. Add three drops of tolerant toward others. John Cotton two tenspoonfuls cream tartar, one so rapidly depleted that their exhaus vanilla extract and a quarter o f a tea- was an example of lids unhappy fact, teaspoonful soda or two and one-half tion would occur within two or three spoonful of grated orange rind, then lie had been persecuted lu old F.ng tenspoonfuls baking powder, one ten- generations. This Is a preposterous fold In the sillily beaten white o f the laud and he lmd to flee for safety to spoonful scant of salt, flavor with point of view, because ns we lower egg. Bnke quickly nnd when done New Knglnnd. but once here be showed lemon. Cream butter and sugar to the percentage of Iron ore In the rock, hreuk Into pieces with two forks and the extremities of his views as to the gether. Add egg whites, then tnllk, al which we call "ore," the qunntlty of serve warm. power of the civil authority In relig ternately, with flour In which baking such ore Increases at a rnte out o f all ious matters. On this subject he car powder Hnd salt have been sifted four proportion to the decrease In Iron Jun ket. ried on u famous controversy with times. Last odd one cupful coconut content, and ns we use leaner nnd The following recipes are suitable Itoger Williams, who charged him with if liked. Frost with cream frosting lenner ores technical Improvements for small fam ilies: Crush one-fourth holding u 'bloody tenet of persecu made as follow s: One nnd one-half will be made which will minimize any Junket tablet, let dissolve In one table tion." cupfuls powdered sugar, two tea tendency to Increased cost of produc spoonful cold water, heat one cupful 1 ills son. John, and Ills grnmlson, spoonfuls batter and sulflcte.it cream tion. The same thing has happened In milk, two or three tablespoonfuls sugar, 3oshth were distinguished clergymen, to make of tight consistency to gold, silver, copper and other ores, and take from fire, add one-half teaspoon ss was another son. Seaborn, so named spread. No flavoring, as butter and today copper ores are being worked ful vanilla and the dissolved tablet; because boru St sou on the passage cream flavor tt. Beat hard five min with only 1.5 per cent of copper In let stand l.i wnrtn place until It Jellies, vjf bis parents to New Kngtand In 1838 utes and spread on cake. them then set lo cold place. Both W ill Be Appreciated by Those W ho A re Fond of T h is Savory Vegetable. RECIPES -e --«- FOR FINE CANDY