Klamath republican., June 28, 1906, Image 4

K LA MA Tti REPUBLICA N
E. J. MURRAY, Editor
LEADIKG NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON.
TWO DOLLARS Till: YEAR IN ADVANCE.
Klamath Falls. Ore., Thursday, June 28 1906,
SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE
with Killing water. Then drop in a
■mall red hot rmder. This will effivt
itally sweeten it.
There ia a tradition that
kerosene oil left uncorked in tbe clock
cate will by it* evaporation, keep tin
work* lubricated.
A delicate fragrance may l*e given tn
a room by putting block ammonia into
a rose jar, turning cologne water over it
and occaaionaUy removing the cover for
an hour or two.
To Wnrrx.s B kdaoom F loom .—When
washing a wooden floor put two table-
spoonful* of paraffine oil into some clean
aoapy water as hot as you can bear your
hand* in. It will also destroy insects
and drive away moths.
tn Iraliel Gordon Curtis’* helpful pa-
|>er entitle 1 "The Progress o( a Ho.iae-
wife," in the July Delineator, »lie gives
some useful hint* a* to bow to make the
beet of vegetable*.
Root vegetables, such as beet», tar-
nips, carrot* or parsnips, should have
moist, dirty roots and fresh tops. If
the roots are very clean and the tops
cut away, you may be sure the market
man has tried to freslwn them. The
smaller these vegetable* are. the more
lender. Parsnips and carrot* require
scraping, except when they are young
and tender. Turnip* should lie parwl,
while the skin of beds should not l>e
Do not plunge spinach, watercress '
broken or the tops ent more than two lettuce and *uch green vegetables in
inches above the l>eet, otherwise they water the first thing when starting to
will lose color and sweetness.
clean them. Give them a little slap
When buying Lima beans, chooee against the palm of the hand, and much
green, juicy pods with small, finely of the dirt, sand, insects, and so forth,
veined beans. Cook for one hour and a will drop off. If how »ver, yon pul
half in jnst enough boiling water to them at first into the water all these
cover. Add salt when nearly done. things will etick and will have to be
Drain off part of the water, season with picked off one by one.
pepper, salt and butter, and send to the
If a tin of paint has to be Mt open.
table piping hot. String beans are
stir it thoroughly, so as to dissolve all
cooked in the same way after being
of the oil, then fill up with water.
strung an<l snapped.
When it come* necessary to use the
In addition, Anna W. Morrison gives
paint, pour off the water, and you will
a number of illustrated suggestions for
find it a* fresh a* when first opened.
Noveltie* for Summer Feasts, ami there
Art muslin curtains »hoold never la*
are pages devoted to Banana Dainties
washed in warm water. Tut them in­
and New Vegetables Cleverly Served.
to a lather of nearly cold water. If the
HOUSEHOLD HINTS ■ curtains are green add a little vinegar,
if lilac or pink, a little ammonia. Salt
A teaspoonful of borax will stiffen will set the color* of black and white,
muelin*.
clothe* ami make them glossy.
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If a lamp should be overturned, do
Pew ter ware should be washed in hot
water with fine silver sand afterward not attempt to put out the flames with
water, for it will simply spread it. In­
polished with a leather.
If a cotton gown has become green stead. throw down flour, sand, garden
with grass stain*, pure alcohol rubbed in­ earth, or salt, any oi which will have
tlie desired effect.
to the stains will remove them.
i
Furniture is made to be used, and
Always make coflee with fresh water,
and use it as soon as it is made. The books to be read. If the disarranging
coffee-pot should be kept scrupulously of a chair or the misplacing of a book
Finest Fishing in Southern Oregon. Boats, Teams
upeet* the order of a room, something
clean.
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If the upper inside edge of the pan is 1 of a speck of dust, the order that lo­
well greased with butter, chocolate, cates every ehair and table by a chalk
Guides. Will take you to Crater Lake and
milk, cocoa, or anything of the kind will mark, is not the order that is vital.
other
points. Board by day, week or month
never boil over.
I A burned saucepan should be filled
Physicians assert that baked potatoes with cold water to which a rather liber­
CHLL ON RICE AT THE LODGE
are more nutritions that those cooked al allowance of soda has been added.
in any other way, and that fried ones I^t stand for an hour or »0, then heat |
are the mwt difficult to digest.
the water slowly, and let simmer for a ; Small tracts of well located tide marsh
For Sale 4 lois 1 block soul heart of
To R kmovb Mcsrixass from a N k - few minutes, and the burnt 1 particles I lands offered for one week at «20 per High school. Enquire Winter* Jewelery
1 acre. Abel Adv.
clkitkd T kafot .—Half fill the teapot will come off quite easily.
J. II. RICE, Mnimuei
1*011'1 u-e any lemon«, oranges, an
pleswr any lint foi rating m cooking
I without w 1 «Ling, or at any rale wiping
them Ibei |>*s* through many hand»,
not alnay, of tire chanr»t, Indore they
emm* to imi, mid llms may even Ining
w il h Ibem tin* germa el diseiise.
A cook of thirty ycnra’ cvpeiienee
point* out that »neli I'lmibinntioris »»
meal crsikisl in conjunction with (lour
(sausages and p irk pie») ar* liable to
turn sour in twenty (onr hours, and
this sourness, which can Im detected
Initli by taste and suiell, indicat*« th*
pretence id |niia<m. This applied tn
soups, »tens, gravies, etc., which hava
been thickened with Hour, as well as In
I sausage* and meat pie». II. before the
aourncM superveni», such thing* arc
eaten hot or cold, or made hot up tn
boiling point. they ai* safe, but simply
warming up hasten» the generation id
the |«>i«on.
Cauliflower* should In* till tied head
non n» no in i cooking,
'" ok nig, an
no mat
downward
that no si-mu
scum
may bjr any chance settle on th» white
portion.
To preient a lamp smoking, soak the
wiek in strong vinegar ami dry tliormigl.
ly before using; it will then burn both
•weal and pie i.ml, Till« 1 , i . .
tried and nev.-r l
A go**d • enu ul I,a
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stirring planter of Pari* into a tb.,'
hition of gum arable. Apply with M
small brush to tlie broken cdtfoa nti«l
press them firmly together, In n (vu
day* the cement a ill hold «n firmly
that it will I* impmalhln to break th«*
article in tbe same place.
A I’aart’t. II ixt . To make rracknl I
crockery last, put Inner three piece* of
sugar into the erackad vessel with
one-third of a tumblerful of water; then
place it on a very brisk fire. Spread
the syrupy liquid over lhe crack*. The
melted sugar will ooao through the
crack* and soon grow hard, completely
■topping fissures. Vessels employed (or
rooking fund can lie mvnded in thia man­
ner. Ths burnt sugar dm** not give any
unpleasant flavor.
A woman who haa tried it claim* that
the white of an egg mixed with butter
makes a very gnod substitute for cream
or milk in the coffee when the real
thing in wanting. Put the hotter into a
thin cloth and work it under cold water
until the salt i* removed. Then blend
it with the sliffy heaten white of an egg.
Put a heaping tean|imuifiil of the mix-
tore into the bottom of a cup and turn
the hot coffre very slowly over it, ■t ir-
ring during the time.
It is a mistake to wash a frying pan
If any housewife doubt* this let her try
it and prove the result. Tbe pan should
lie placed over the fire to melt thorough­
ly all the 1st which lias remained in It,
and while this in hot the inside of the
pan should be well rublied with clean,
soft paper until it is quite clean. The
paper must be acreweil up and used
vigorously. Frying pan* treated in
this wav mil never burn their contents
until they are actual,v «urn out.
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