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About The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1913)
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. V. t -f YOU oro busy being Rood. And uolntf jtist the best you could, You'd not Imvo time to blnme some man, "Who's dolus Just tho best he ctin. If you were busy bolriK true To what you know ou ought to do, You'd bo so busy you'd forget The blunders of the folks you've mot. Rebecca Forosman. FAMOUS HOTEL DISHES. Codfish Bonnefemme. Duttor a long baking dlah and place a half of a codfish, skin side down, In tho dish, Burround with potato balls, treason with salt and pepper and put butter on top of tho fish. Put into tho oven to bako, basto frequently, cooking about fifteen minutes. Just before taking out, sprinkle with finely chopped parsley; basto once more and leavo a few minutes until a beautiful brown color. Almond Puddings. Take sixteen eggs, and resorvo tho whites of eight. Take a pound of almonds, two ounco3 of which aro bitter, one pound of pow dered sugar and a little orango flower water. Blanch and chop tho almonds, "beat the eggs, then add the sugar gent ly and tho chopped almonds; add the orango flower water and beat for a full hour. Bake in email round dishes, cover with buttered paper to keep them from getting too brown 'at the last. Raspberries a la Astor. Tako two cups of raspberries, add a little lemon Juice and powdered sugar In small proportions and a pinch of nutmeg. Mix thoroughly with whipped cream, flavor with maraschino. Sprinkle with pistachio nuts and place on Ice for two hours before serving. Squabs Mlrabeau. Prepare squabB as for roasting; boil five minutes in boiling broth and then remove them. Split down the back without breaking tho breast bone. Season with salt and pepper, cover with egg and bread crumbs, and cook in butter for fifteen minutes. Garnish with Bmall onions nnd potatoes browned in butter. There are two stones we may not dare to cast: Tho stcno of stumbling In our brother's way, The stono of Judgment at our brother's past, We, who ourselves, like sheep, have gone astray. Hamilton. r SOME ECONOMICAL DISHES. Almost any cook, If she has unllnv lted means at her command, can pre pare good and appetizing dishes; but tho queen of cooks Is sho who looks carefully into tho economy of her food, making every bit count for all it can. Hamburg Steak. Take a pound of chopped steak, put it Into a dlshpan, add a half cup of cooked oatmeal or any cereal or bread crumbs, a beaten egg, a stalk of celery finely minced, and seasonings of salt, pepper, a bit of nutmeg and allspice, a teaspoon of grated onion and a bit of chopped parsley. Mako Into a loaf, and placo In a casserole or baking dish. Placo six small onions and three small car rots around tho meat, pour on boiling water and cover tho dish closely, cooking for three hours. Remove the loaf after browning it tho last half hour of cooking by removing the cov er, and prepare tho gravy. Surround tho loaf with" the vegetables and pour the gravy over the loaf. Bean Chowder. Soak a pint of white beans over night, in tho morn ing parboil them, adding a pinch of soda. Then drain and add a half pound of salt pork and a slice of on ion. Covor with water and simmer for three (hours, then add a quart of tomatoes, a llttlo pepper and salt, if necessary. Simmer for one hour longer, adding water as needed. Servo hot. Fried Corn. Corn left over from dinner may be cut from tho cob nnd If fried carefully in butter and well seasoned, will mako a most appetizing dish. Scalloped Ham. Cut four potatoes In thin slices and put a layer into a buttered baking' dish. Chop fine ono onion and two carrots with a bunch of parsley, sprinkle the potato with this mixture and a slico of ham cut In bits. Then put on another layer of potato, and repeat tho seasonings. Pour over milk and bako in a Blow oven an hour and a half. Baked Apples. Core six apples, Cream a tablespoonful of butter, add a cup of brown sugar, a tablespoonful of flour and half a teaspoon of cin namon. Fill tho centers and baBto while baking with the rest of the sugar with water. Weather Forecast. When tho horns of tho moon aro clearly discernible by tho naked eye, It means that there is nothing in tho atmosphere ito obscure them. An at mosphero as clear as this generally Indicates that it has been swept by tho winds In tho uppor ether, nnd 'these winds will probably reach tho earth before long. Easily Reunited. Evory time a girl's heart is broken she saves the pieces. B !' l.olnK words will cost but little, JourncyliiR up tho hill of llfo, But they mako tho weak nnd wcanr Stronger, braver, for tho strife. Do you count them only trlllcs? Wjint to earth nro sun nnd rrdnT Never was n kind word wasted, Never was ono said In vain. SALADS AND SANDWICHES. The unusual always appeals to most peoplo, and when a combination never beforo heard of is mentioned, wo aro all anxious to try it. Here is ono which will at least excite remark: Poppy Seed Salad. Qrato a llttlo sago checso over some freshly washed and well dried lottuco; ndd tho finishing touch by sprinkling over It somo freshly roastod poppy seed, which adds an unusual flavor. Serve with French dressing. Olive and Celery -Sandwiches.- Chop in a bowl equal quantities of tondor heart celery and stuffed ollvos; moisten with salad dressing to spread easily, and spread on well buttered bread. Mint Cucumber Sandwiches. Place thinly sliced crisp cucumber dipped In French dressing, und sprinkle with mint finely chopped. Put together juBt before serving. Salad of Nuts and Green Peat. A delicious salad may bo made by combining green peas with English walnuts In the proporotion of a third of nuts to two-thirds of peas, with any desired salad dressing. Serve on let tuce leaveB with a slice or two of to mato for a garnish. v Summer Salad. Cook a quart of shelled Lima beans In salted water. When done, drain tho beans and chill them. Peel and cut into very small dice two crisp tart apples and chop fine two sweet green peppers, from which tho seeds and ribs have been removed. Mix all together with may onnaise flavored with onion Juice. ChestnutB and apples aro a good combination, ns are any nuts with good flavored applo. Thanks to the human heart by which we live, Thanks to Its tenderness, Its Joys, Its fears, To me the meanest flower that blooms can glvo Thoughts that do often He too deep for tears. William Wordsworth. PICKLING TIME. 'A fow varieties of pickles are al ways a necessity upon the cellar shelf, to bo ready for use when occasion de mands. Sweet Tomato Pickle. Theso, if carefully prepared, will keep until early summer of tho following year: Wash and slice small sized green to matoes to fill a two-gallon jar, with a dozen medium-sized onions also Bllced. Lot stand over night covered well with salt. In tho morning drain and add to a pickle mado of two pounds of brown sugar, a pint of vinegar, a hand ful each of cloves, cinnamon nnd all spice tied In bags; cook until tender, and when cool stir in a half cup of grated horseradish. Cover with a plate and koep In a cool, dark place. Pickled Nasturtiums. Tho pun gennt flavor of tho nasturtium seed Is liked by many. To prepare them, soak In weak vlnogar twenty-four houra, then drain. Heat the vlnogar with mixed spices, a tablespoonful of sugar and a few pieces of ginger root; add salt, pack the seeds in Jars and pour 6ver tho vinegar, and seal. Spiced Pears. Make a sirup of a quart of sugar and a cup of vinegar, with cloves and cinnamon nnd a few pieces of glngor. Peel tho pears and cook a fow at a time, so that they kep their shape. Put Into jars and cover with the sirup. Green Cucumber Pickles. Fill quart jars with small green cucum bers washed and fresh from tho Ines; add a tablespoonful of salt, a teaspoon of sugar and a bag of spices, if liked. Fill tho Jar with cold vinegar, and seal. Put "in a cold placo, and they will keep indefinite ly. Tho vinegar should not bo so strongly acid that it eats tho plcklo. Vinegar may bo reduced by adding a Bmall amount of water to It, and it will bo just as satisfactory and much more wholesome for tho stomach. Decision Needed, He Do you really think it is rain ing enough to put up tho umbrella? She Don't be so undecided. That's the third time you'vo asked that question. Now either put up or shut up. Dally Thought. Discretion is moro necessary to wo men that eloquence, because thoy have less trouble to speak well than to speak little. Father Du Dose. N Its Variety. "There is an uncertain thing about this motor car speeding." "What is that?" "You can never bo quito certain whether you aro on a joy ndo or on a trouble wagon." Copper Sulphate to Destroy Bacilli. A method Involving tho use of cop por sulphate ha3 been perfected In Surinam for destroying bacilli which Injure tobacco plants through tho twigs. Coiffures Adapted 1 W T.4E small hat Is launched upon ono moro season of popularity and hair dressing must bo adapted to it. But tho vpry simple coiffures which havo prevailed during tho past year havo become too tiresomely populnr to suit women of fashion, or womton who strlvo for individuality in dress. They want somothlng now. Thorefore, those divinities that shape our ends (so far as tho arrangement of hair is concerned) havo doveloped somo love ly now coiffures. Theso truly remarkablo and beauti ful styles accommodato the now hat shapes, and at tho samo time answer tho demand for moro dignified and elaborato hair dressing than tho pass ing modo displayed. There aro three different styles to bo featured. One shows tho hair dressed high on top of the head In another, it is coiledow on tho crown, SHIRTWAISTS FOR THE FALL. Washable Materials Will Be Favored, With Linen, Duck and Gingham Most Popular. Thoi chic shirtwaist this fall will be, washablo. "No starch" Is tho verdict for tho fashionable shirtwaist. Many waists of chiffon will bo worn. Chiffon waiBts may bo washed If stiffened with a somewhat stronger gum water, two teaspoonfuls of tho stock solution to a cupful of water. Plain shirtwaists will bo worn this fall linen, duck and gingham being popular. Extr'omoly simple cuts aro tho rules In shirtwaists. Very close to tho man's shirt Is the, fall waist for women, elongated shoulder lino and short yoko being tho rulo. Cotton crepe, vollo, satin and bro caded waiBts must all havo tho short yoko. For a plain tailored waist of linen, madras, pongee or waBh silk tho yoko may bo omitted and tho plaits at both front and back run to tho shoul der. Stitching will be mado prominent on tailored waists. "Round stitch" will bo used on many of tho tailored waists. FOR THE AFTERNOON. Model of creme charmeuse and tulle, trimmed with edgings of pink ribbon. Lace ffchua. to the Small Hat. nnd In a third tho regulation Psycho knot 1b worn. In Bovernl of tho now styles a higher and slightly curled fringe appears across tho forehead. In all tho new stylos tho hair Is not much waved, nnd In all of them tho earB aro covered. In tho ma jority of coiffures threo very short, tiny curls nestle somowhoro, cither at neck or peeping out from tho knot, or displaying thomsclvoB resting on tho hair JuBt above the ear. They aro Just about tho prottiost llttlo finishing touches that can bo Imaglned.'Womcn call thorn "cunning" and perhaps thoy are; for theso llttlo curls appear to rivet tho attention of tho masculine mind with extraordinary force. By tho way, fow peoplo reallzo how much mon admlro pretty stylos of hair dressing and good grooming in tho women thoy know. JULIA BOTXOMLEY.- NET WAIST ALWAYS BECOMING Fashion Had Good Reason for Its Popularity, Which Is Almost Cor tina to Continue. Thero 1b no doubt that tho trans parent waist of cotton not wnB tho leader in tho raco for popularity. The model in it whioh sold by tho hun dreds and is still in fashion has a long Bhouldcr scam, slightly gathered, and, a loose sloovo that hangs nbovo tho waist with two box pleatlngs of lace. Tho long V shaped neck 1b out lined, and thero Is a lining, nlso of net, which is trimmed across its top edges with a smaller lace pleating. On tho majority of theso waists thero is ribbon attached to tho lin ing. It is dono more or less woll. Sometimes thero aro threo bands nround tho figure ending In stiff bows In front; again tho top of tho lining is gathered into a two-inch ribbon band which is finished with a largo flat bow in front. Tho whole blouso la looso and ap pears to fall from tho ilguro, and tho corset cover that goes with it Is of chiffon In flesh color trimmed with tiny button roses. Now if tho blouso la still Belling wherover you are, buy It. It Is unusually becoming. If you don't like tho ribbon, tako It out, or adjust it to ault your taste. Washing ton Star. - Dainty Flowered Hatpins. Tho methods of 'making flowered ornamental hatpins iu ensy. An or dinary hatpin, with a round or pear shaped top, such as 1b bought for o penny or two, la utilized. Tho head of tho pin Is first swathed in wadding, and then covered with colored silk or satin, on which should bo em broidered colored beads to represent tho center of tho flower. Piocoa of ribbon aro next taken to form tho petals. Suph flowers aa popples, daisies and roses aro par-tlcularly be coming. Tho result when finished la eminently satisfactory, and often ndds n pleasing dash of color to tho gen eral effect. Flower Muff. Havo you seen tho hugo summer muffs mado of artificial flowers? They nro exceedingly decorative, and nro composed of many dlfforont kinds of blossoms, such as roses, Parma vio lets and orchids. Gomo of them aro finished with long hanging branched of tho samo flowers. Of course, they havo como from Paris, whero thoy wero fashioned for ovenlng fetes and gay dinners. Novel Hosiery. Wonderful Ingenuity la exorcised in tho mattor of smart hosiery, and for women who Uko noveltloB in any form thero is plenty to chooao from. Curl oua offecta aro contrived with stripes in laco or Bilk ntocklngB, varying from about an eighth of an Inch to a flno hnirllne, Theso nro bo cunningly wrought that thoy glvoeloganco to tho ungainly ankl "" ALL WANT TO NAME THE BABY Advice Heaped In Profusion on Keep ers of Big City's Zoological Gardens. '.'Tho nrrlvnl of a baby animal or bird of any kind from a hippopotamus to a canary at olthor of tho city zoos gives peoplo all ovor town a clmnco to spread thoniRolvcs In tho mnttcr of namoB," said a New York park keeper. "Kvotybody wants the honor of nnmlng tho baby. Letters como from all pnrts of tho city, and from tho sur rounding country suggesting names that the writers think appropriate. Patriotism rufiB high among our cor respondents. If they had their way half tho animnlB In tho park would be called 'Abo' Lincoln, and a largo part of tho other half 'Teddy' ItooHovelt. Hcgardle8 of tho box of the youngster, these two presidential appellations are urged upon us. "Classical and Scriptural names alBo have their advocates, llorculus and Plato in particular are proposod. "Of all the ladies of antiquity Nlobe seoma to have first call. Onco In a whllo n writor of a Eontlmontnl turn of mind HUggestB a more modern ro mantic name. Out of consideration for tho animal fancy names nro taboo to start with. To call a beast of the Jungle Vlolot or Quoonio Is onough to shnmu tho most docllo of Infants Into a reversion to typo." Mn.'.VInalow'H bUinthlng Bjrrup for Children teething, noftctiR tlio gtinm, reiUicen lullnmma Hon, allays palu.curcs wind collc,S3oa bottlaJtar Evening Things Up. "Mamma," Bald four-year-old Thol run, "Harry wants tho biggest piece of plo and I think I ought to havo It." "Why, dear?" quelled tho mother. " 'Cause," replied Thclma, "ho was eating plo two years beforo I was born." National Food Magazlno. Hod Crom Hall llltic pives double value for your money, rooh twice as far ns any other. Akk your gioecr. Adv. Worth Keeping, Anyhow. 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