The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, June 20, 1916, Image 7
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIDUNE, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA, mil No bother to get summer meals with these on hand Vienna Style Sausage and Potted Meats open and serve. Excellent for wndwkhct. I mtit on Libia's at your grocer t. Libby, McNeill & Libby, Chicago THE HIGH QUALITY SEWING MACHINE NOT SOLD UKDIR ANY OTHER NAME Write for freo booklet "Points to be considered befor purchaslnc a Sewlne Machine." Learn t!ie factt. THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINEC0.,0RAHGE,MA8S. Kill All Flies! Thtt aread laojar rtuwl anjwhera.Cslsy Fl Klll.r attracts and ktllj oil tint, data, oraamsatil, connnUnt, and ehssp. ?fp orri will not itu i Injur fteyttitaff Gur.. Daisy Fly Klllor SoW by dtalvra. tr MAHOLD 60MER3, 150 DaKal Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Nebraska Directory Rooms from f 1.00 tip single, 75 centa up double. CAFE PRICES REASONABLE: FREE NEW PRICE LIST OF MONUMENTS REVOLUTION IN MONUMENT BUSINESS SEND FOR IT TODAY TO Frank Srobods. 1213-31 S. 13th St., Omaha Consulting a Lawyer. "That Is my opinion. Twenty-live dollars, please." "I got tho same opinion from an other lawyer and ho charged mo $5." "Uh. You had no conlldcnce In him." "No-no." "But you havo in me?" 'Y-yes." Precisely. Our opinions aro the sane, hut tho difference In the cost Is i'10. And to have confidence in your caso Is well worth ?20. This war in Europo is a terrlblo affair, is It not?" Philadelphia Ledger. By Compulsion. "Do you think you will go away for tho summer?" "Yes," replied tho meek-looking man. "I expect to ho perfectly miser able and spend a great deal inoro money than I can afford to spend, but I happen to havo two marriageable daughters and a strong-minded wife, bo 1 think I will go nway for tho sum mer." Novel' English Church. A novel church, In tho parish of St. Paul, Southsea, England, was origi nally a stable, and tho cross on tho altar was used by tho Rev. H. W. Workman, vicar of the parish, when ho was a naval chaplain In tho Good Hope, tho King Edward VII, and tho Irresistible, all three of which havo been lost during tho war. Tho boll of tho church is an old ship's boll. A Regular Attendant. "Do you go to church regularly?" "Yes. regularly once a year." A Man's Wos'tli 4 depends upon his power to produce what the world recognizes as of value. And when you skirmish around you'll find that this power which is just power of mind and body depends to a remarkable degree on the food one eats. For highest accomplish ment one must have the best values in food food which builds well-balanced bodies and brains. Grape-Nuts FOOD has that kind of value. It contains all the nutriment of whole wheat and barley, in cluding the important mineral elements so often lacking in the usual dietary. Grape-Nuta comes ready to eat, is easy to digest, nourishing, economical, won derfully delicious a help in building men of worth. "There's a Reason" its the hi rl KITCHEN M CABINET G3 Good company, and Rood conversa tion nrn the sinews of virtue. Steph en Alton. I shall count nothing a falturo but failure to do right. Chas. Hushes. LIGHT DESSERTS. After a heavy meal a dainty cub tard of Bouffle, something easy of di gestion, should bo surved. Coffee Creams. Make a pint of very strong cof too; cool and add to U a cupful of thin cream, four eggs, slightly beat en, and four tablespoon fuls of BUgar. Strain into small cups and place In a shallow pan, placing soveral thicknesses of paper undor tho cups. Put boiling water into tho pan until it reaches hulf way up to tho cups. Set into a moderate oven and cook gently until tho custard Is firm. Servo ico cold with small choco late cakes. Vanilla Souffle. Scald a cupful of milk, seasoned with a fourth of a tea spoonful of salt In a doublo boiler and mix in two tablcspoonfula of flour and two of butter, creamed together. Cook while stirring for ton minutes. Beat well tho yolks of four eggs and thrco tablcspoonfula of sugar; pour over tho mixluro iu the double bail or. Flavor with orango rind and set away to cool. Cover closely and a half hour before son-lug tlmo fold iu tho stiffly beaten whites of four eggs; bako in a modorato oven 30 minutes. Serve with chocolate sauco. Cream of Almond Pudding. Cook together two tablcspoonfula of corn starch, throd tenspoonfuls of BUgar, threo cupfuls of milk and a dash of salt; cook ten minutes. Add a fourth of n pound of almond paste, rubbed smooth with a llttlo of tho hot mix turo; add tho whites of threo eggs, beaten stiff .and pour Into a buttered mo'ld; sot In waterjto bako in a mod erate oven about 30 minutes. Sponge Pudding. Tako a pint of milk, a fourth of a cupful of sugar, a cupful of flour, a tablespoonful of butter and three eggs. Mix tho sugar and flour together, then add a little of tho milk whilo cold; stir it into tho romaiudor of tho milk boiling hot, and let it cook five minutes. Cool and odd the butter and egg yolks; fold In tho beaten whites and place in a buttered pudding dish set In water to bako half an hour; Servo with a creamy sauco. The shortest and surest way to live with honor In tho world, la to he In reality what wo would appear to be; nil human virtues Increase and strengthen themselves by" tho practice nnd experience of them. Socrates. FOOD FOR THE INVALID. A chafing dish, thermos bottle or n tireless cooker are all invaluablo helps in caring for the sick. With an alcohol lamp one may heat a llt tlo broth or milk, thus saving many times a long trip to the kitchen and back, when timo and strength aro both valua ble. A nurse to ho at her best should never allow hersolf to got ovor-tired, for it is thus many serious mistakes havo been made In caring for helpless people. When cooking chicken for broth, or in fact for any purpose, scrub it well with a small vogetablo brush with soda and water, then rinso and wipo dry, Cut In small pleooa- and put on in cold wntor, If to bo served as broth. Let simmer flvo hours, strain, cool and removo the fat. This broth, bocauso of tho gelatin In tho bones and tendons, will make a thick jolly when cold. Rehealt and add boiled rico or barley; servo with a dash of salt In a pretty cup, piping hot. Mutton broth should cook flvo hours and strain, then when cold re move every bit of tho fat. Triplex Soup. This is a soup that 1b such a favorite and bo often recom mended by physicians that it should ho found in evory homo-nursing cook book. Uso equal quantities of beef, lamb or mutton, and veal; add a pint of water to each pound of meat. Cut tho meat In small pieces, adding tho bones; cover with cold water and sim mer for four, hours. Strain and sea son with aalt. Cool to removo tho fat before using. A beaten egg may bo added to either of tho soups, but not allow it to cook at nil, Just Blmply add to tho hot soup and sorvo. A ta blospoonful of cream, with a sprin kling of celory salt ia liked for variety when added to tho chicken broth. In the Days of Superstition. Tho earliest rocord of a witch be ing burned to death la dated 1275, tho witch confessing that she fed her off spring tho flesh of babies. At Toulouso, in 1335, C3 persons wore ac cused of being witches, eight of whom woro burned and tho others Im prisoned for llfo. In 1324 Potronilla do Mldla was burned at Kilkenny, Ire land, by orders of tho bishop of Os Borj. Somo 75 years lator tboro woro wholesale witch prosecutions at Borne, Switzerland. Hplte. .'ctntlatlan and revenge aro so utterly Ignoble, and bo munll and fool ish ns to ho altogether unworthy of being noticed or harbored. No ono who fosters such conditions In his heart con lift himself above tho folly and siirfcrlng, nnd guldo his life aright James I.ane Allen. FEW WAYS WITH STEAK. A tough steak may, by careful cook ing, become very palatable. Take a plcco of steak that' scums tough nnd pound as much flour ns is pos slhlo to got Into It. Sometimes with n Bmnll' pioco of meat a cupful and a half of flour may bo pounded In. Ubo tho edgo of a heavy naucor to pound It in then' brown it in a llttlo hot fat, add onions if desired, a llttlo hot water and stow on tho back part of the atovo or In tho oven until tondor. Spanish Steak. Tako six ripe to matoes or ono can, four onions, two chili peppers nnd ono and a half pounds of round steak, Peel and sllco tho onions, fry a light brown. Cut tho steak In serving-sized pieces nnd put tho onions on top, then over theso place tho poppers nnd tomatoes, cut fine; add hot water, covor nnd cook for half an hruir, olthor In tho oven or on tho back part of tho stovo. Ranch Steak. Gash a thick round steak on both sides, rub In flour, brown, sprlnklo with throo chopped poppers, cover with hot water nnd stow until tender. Baked Round Steak. Tako a two pound steak, cut in servlng-slzed pieces, scoro well with a knlfo. Placo In a roasting pan, season, dredgo with flour; add a few bits of butter and a sllco of onion over tho meat. Cover with water, place In tho ovon and bako slowly for an hour until tender. Deviled Steak. Tako ono Jaro flank steak, one-half onion, two tablespoon fuls of butter, two tablcspoontuls of flour, ono toaspoonful of salt, ono-qunr-ter of a toaspoonful of popper, ono toaspoonful of mustard, threo table bpoonfula of vinegar, two cupfuls of hot water. Melt tho butter in a frying pan, slice tho onion and fry In tho butter. Remove tho onion whon brown, cut the steak In pieces, dip In flour and fry in butter. Removo tho meat, add tho salt, mustard, vinegar and popper, then add hot water. Replace tho stpak, cover cloBely and let simmer until tender. Dish on n platter with tho gravy poured over it and garnish with brown potatoes. The man who cannot forgive any mortal thing Is a green hand In life. Jt. L,. Stevenson. The last resort of wisdom stamps It 'true; Ho only earns his freedom and exis tence Who daily conquers them anew. Adelaide Proctor. FEW NICE CAKES. When eggs aro reasonable a sponge or angel cako is not at all expensive, Ottta aa no nutter is needed, yot such cakes aro not PS Jl always lilted. The follow ing ia a light, dellcioua enke: k I 1 Delicate Yellow Cake. k Vffl Put a hn,f ounful 01 nutter, a cupful of augar and tho yolks of seven and tho whlto of ono egg into a warm bnwl and beat until light; add two cupfuls of flour, sifted, with two teaspoonfuls of baking powdor and a half cupful of wntor, heat two minutes; flavor with grated lemon rind or orange rind and bako In a sheet. , Ribbon Cake. Put two tablospoon fula of butter, a cupful and a half of sugar, an egg and two yolks of oggs Into a warm bowl and beat until light; then add two and a half cupfuls of flour, a cupful of milk, and throo ton spoonfuls of baking powdor; boat again hard for two minutoa; flavor nnd divide, pour Into throo tins, arl re sorvo tho amount for tho last tin to add a tablcspoonful of cocoa, a tea spoonful each of cloves, nutmeg and a half cupful of chopped raisins. Pour tho layers together with tho dark ono between; Bpread with boiled Icing. Chocolate Gems. Tako two tablc spoonfula of butter, a cupful of sugar, two teaspoonfuls of cocoa, a fourth of a teaspoonful of cinnamon and two oggs, not beaten; ono and a half cup fuls of flour, a toaspoonful of baking powder; beat well and bako In gem pans; frost with powdered augar and cream. Strong Soul Never Gives Up. Tho tendency to persevere, to por slat In spite of hindrances, discour agements and impossibilities it is this that In all things distinguishes tho Btrong soul from tho woak. Car lyle. One Woman's Thought. "I hato and loathe tho sight of tho oxtravagantly drossed woman nowa days. Sho infuriates mo. Sho has no right to Bpond a great deal of money on her body." Queen. Wtb3 He Had tho Price. Bill McCabo'a Poughkeopslo team was playing tho Kingston team ono day years ago, In tho Atlantic lenguo, and a guy named Fogarty wob umpire In tho ninth inning, with tho scoro tlod, two of McCnbo's men played out, and ns Bill had only one man extra, ho had to rush tho bleacher scats to find a man to fill in. IIo drow n big hick, who said ho couldn't play, but for tho fun could fill In, Thcro woro two out nt tho tlmo nnd tho fans woro ex cited. Our hero, tho hick, camo to bat. Ho drow threo balls and tho next ono across ho plcklod over tho loft field fenco for a homer. Instead of running, tho fathead stood there while tho crowd howled ltsolf mad. McCabo ran out to him and yelled, "Run, you boob, runt" Tho hick turned nnd faced BUI and In a slow volco drawled: "No, sir, 1 won't run. I'm no coward. I'll admit I lost your ball, but I got tho monoy right hero in my pocket to pay for It." Big Sturgeon on Trot Line. A 400-pound fish was caught in tho Sncramouto river by Eugono Bnrlon, tho "musical llshormnn." Bnrlon Is called tho "musical flshormnn" bo causo his 200-foot trot lino Btrotchcd ncross tho Sacramento at Mlddlo creek Is equipped wltli a chltno of twelvo Swiss bells ono for each lino dangling from tho main lino with spoon attached. Barton's catch was a sturgeon, a big fish that measured bovoii feet with out tho head. Whon tho sturgeon grabbed tho hook ovory bno of tho twelvo bollB rang a clatter that awnk cnod him from his afternoon nap in his cabin nshoro. Tho "musical fisherman" was una bio to land his big catch nlono. Ho had to call in tho nslsstanco of two neighbors. Hurlon's catch netted him $63. Redding (Cnl.) Dispatch to San Francisco Cnll. TORTURING SKIN TROUBLES That Itch, Burn and Disfigure Healed by Cutlcura. Trial Free. Batho with plenty of Cutlcura Soap and hot wnter to cloanso and purify. Dry lightly and apply Cutlcura Oint ment to sootho and honl. This stops itching Instantly, clears away plmplcB, removes dandruff and scalp irritations, and heals red, rough, Boro hands. Freo samplo each by mall with Boole AddrcBB poBtcard, Cutlcura, Dopt. L, BoBton. Sold everywhere Adv. Her Champion. Mlsa Gnbblo I think you woro pros cut when sho remarked that I had n big mouth. Miss Kate Yes, and I took occasion to set her right. Miss G. That was very nlco of you. MIbs K. f told her your mouth wasn't really so big, It only Boomed bo bocnuso you kopt It open so con stantly. Boston Transcript. Envying tho Englner. "It must bo great to bo n railroad engineer?" "Still clinging to your small-boy am bitions, oh?" "Oh, It Isn't that. I waB Just think ing what a joy It must bo to bo ablo to drlvo and not havo to listen to tho advice of tho passengers." Detroit Press. FITS, 15Pir.RP8T.rAtT.INO BTGIfNRSB Stopped Oulcktr. Fifty years of nnlntcrrupted success of )r, Kline s Hpllupur Medlelno Insures lasting roanlm. LAimnTiUAl. Iiottlm V'iikk. I lit. BX1KK COMPANY, lted liuuk, N. J.-AUt Paper Is spun into thread and wov en into a subBtltuto for Juto textiles by a process invented in Bohomla. Most of tho light rays from metallic filament electric lamps nro radiated at right angles from tho filaments. et Contend 15 Italia atDHOL-3 PER CENE ATtJelnlilpPrcnaraiiQllfclAS' l.nni;nrflfteTnnil fitiillfe(1ulv tinaihc StmnactsandPowgsgJ i mw t i r 1 1 iii i ii 1 1 OpiuuxtlbrpJuncjiorMlMEl Not Narcotic. M&timt J&htUtSiiiX- 1iTfsiarm.funif uon, auurowway..--. . Tpvprisluicssam cSfaulcSigaatttieot -raTitr tyui Exact Copy of Wrapper, 18 111111S I iimair. FURRED TONGUE WO PR00:First Aid aO 3 Why It Is Supposed to Indicate Dln.es tlve Disturbance Never Has Beon Explained. Just why a furred touguo Is sup posed to bo an Indication of a dis turbance of tho dlgcstlvo apparatus has novor boon explained. Tho Medi cal Rocord cnlls to mind "tho rospoctcd (nnd feared) spinster In our commu nity a good many years ago who had her own opinion nbout doctors. Urged to consult ono of tholr fraternity whon a llttlo Indisposed, sho would ro- t pel tho suggestion with scorn. 'All they do,' sho would say, 'la to say, "Lot's sco your tongue. How's your bowols? Two dollars, plcnso."'" Tho editor says ho lins known physi cians of tho old school who could dl ngnoso a caso by looking at tho tongue, just as ho has known n physi cian who could "dlngnoso" n cobo of pneumonia In a child ho had novor Boon boforo whon ho got ten foot away from tho bed. And what is more, ho could toll which side It wuh on and ovon designate tho lobo affected in somo cases." Of courso this Is nnrcasm. Tho ed itor ia ridiculing tho furred tongtio ns a symptom of troublo in tho digestive apparatus. His Identity. Wo mot n man with tho most bb toundingly lugubrious cast of counto unnco that wo had over seen. Gloom sat on his brow lllto n brooding con dor on hor noBt nnd tin abysmal sad ness scorned dovourlng htm. "Ah!" Bald wo, "wo porceivo that you nro a eolohrnted wag, for, in sooth, wo havo novor boforo In all of woo'a appointed ways beheld such a personi fication of wretchedness." "No," ho replied, "I am not n humor ist. I feel as ,sad as 1 look. I am a pacifist, and bcllovo that preparedness will Inovltably bring on war." "You do woll to mourn your awful condition," wo returned. "It you woro a humorist you might get ovor it. But you aro n dad-burned fool, and thcro is no holp for you!" She Couldn't Understand. Mnmio Why did you lonvo your Inst place? , Katie Tho master and missus wns forovcr quarreling behind looked doors, "But wasn't thcro a koyholo?" "Yes, but thoy always quarreled In French." Safety First. "You sny you don't euro to nrguo about tho war?'V "No at least, not this morning," "Why not?" "Tho plumbing Is out of ordor at my hotjso and that has used up my stock of pattonco bo completely that I would ho miro to, lose my tompor." I Didn't Think It of Her. Mother Glndys, you stood on tho porch qulto n while with thut young man last night. ' Gladys Why,, mothor, I only stood thcro for n Bccond. Mother But I'm suro 1 heard the third and tho fourth. It a spinster Isn't nB tall as sho should llko to bo bIio should got spliced. Speaking 6f tongues n woman can sfjldom hold her own. PINK M'OIIN MKniCAI. t Children 7 tm. w m m mi w m mm v What is CASTOR I A Cnntorla is a harmless Bnbsiitato for Castor Oil, Faro Corlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It Is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other ffarcotlo substance. Its nfjo Is Its guarantee It destroys "Worms nnd allays Fevorislincss. For moro than thirty years it lias been lu constant tiso for tho relief of Constipation,, Flatulency, "Wind Colic, nil Teething- Troubles nnd Diarrhoea. It regulates tho Stomach, nnd Bowels, nsslmllntcs tho Food, glvlnf? healthy and natural Bleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS S3 Bears the In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Hve THO CBNTAUM OOMf-ANV, Weak Stomach HOSTETTER'S tomach Bitters FOR THE APPETITE THE DIGESTION THE LIVER AND DOWELS Don't Experiment Get HOSTETTER'S A family remedy for 63 yeara Apostle of Sllonce. "Could I Interest you in a volume which will tench you how to become an eloquent public speaker?" asked tho agent. "I'm nfrnld not," answered tho man at tho desk. "I mado my reputation in politics ns a ptiBsyfontor nnd tho less I havo to nay tho hotter off I'll bo." KEEP YOUNG As well bo young at 70 as old at 50. Many oldorly peoplo suffer lnmo, hont, aching backs, and distress ing ilrlnnry disorders, when a llttlo holp for tho kldnoys would fix it nil up. Don't wait for gravol, or 13 right's dlscaso. Uso Donn's Kid ney Pills. Thoy havo holpod thousands, young and qld, nnd aro recommended by' thousands. A Nebraska Cata Mr. Earl Curtis, COS K Bt., North Au burn, Neb., says: "I had a swelling around my eyes, t paid llttlo attention to It nnd It gradually boirati to bo notlco- nbio In other parts of my body. 1 had nervous hendachen. backaches. In fact. rrtv' wlinln hnilv was In pain. Finally. I bocan uslnff Doan'a Kidney Pills and was entirely cured." Gt Doan'a at Any Stow. COe a Bex DOAN'S KiSSS!t FOSTER-MILBURN CO- BUFFALO. N. Y. f Evory,,Woman Wanta R FOR PERSONAL. HYGIENE I Dissolved la water for douches, stops pelvic catarrh, ulceration and Inflam mation. Recommended by- Lydia E. Pinkham Med. Co. for ten year. A 'healing wonder for nasal catarrh. W. N. U., OMAHA, NO. 25-1016. EYE OlSTCMPtH CATAKKIIftL rCVCR AND ALL NOSSL HNO THROAT DISEASES "Bwrv rtciur eore throat and sore ayes. Economical I Hu cxtrsmdinujr cleanitca and ittmiddul power, 1 SaapleFrae. 50c all ilruisiiu, or patrald Iff g t.m3. Tha Patten foilrt Com piny, tkntgn. Mm. Cures tho slolc nnd acts ns n preventative for others. Liquid Blvon on tho tongue. Safo for brood mares and all others. Best Uldnoy romedy. SO conta a bottle, $5 a dozen. Hold by nil drugtjlsta nnd turf iroodB houses, or sent, express paid, by tho manufacturers. Uooklot, "Distem per, Cause nnd Curo," freo, CO., C'liemlnts, floshen, Ind., V, S. A. Cry For Signature of Always Bought N BtW YOSKOIT,