The Frontier Woman —
Nothing More Useless Than 1 Glove—
Unless It’s 1 Stocking or 1 Shoe
By BLANCHE SPANN PEASE
Hi there, all you busy people!
It won’t be long until Easter
and spring will just have to be
In the air one of these days.
When your thoughts turn to
furnishing the new or old
spring wardrobe don’t forget
that touches
of white pique
are very smart
these days,
either on your
dress or hat.
So you may be
able to bring
up - to - date
your older
dresses, sweat
ers and so on
by adding new
sets of collars
and cuffs,
belts and such.'
Keep them
spotless—that’s the word!
If you can’t afford an assort- j
ment of costume jewelry you
won’t go wrong on a pearl chok
■
er, lapel pin and earrings. Pearls
are good for women of any age
and they’re very smart right
now. Also, they will go well
with almost any type of cos
tume.
Incidentally, if you are one of
those people always losing your
gloves, you may now purchase
a clip which fastens your gloves
safely to the outside of your
purse. You can’t lose them, yet
they lend enchantment to your
costume after you take them off.
Nothing is more useless than
one glove—unless it's one
stocking with no match or one
shoe!
An extra pair of gloves is a ,
good investment in good groom
ing. Get the kind that can be
laundered easily and you can
keep a fresh pair washed out
and ready to wear. Launder
them with the same care that
you keep your nylons laundered.
Subscription Winners—
Three - months’ subscriptions
today go to Mrs. Otto Wavrun
ek. of Verdigre, and Mrs. Mar
I ?ha Strong, of O'NeilL
Dear Mrs. Pease:
I intended to write you right
! away but it seems pretty eas;
| for me to neglect writing. If .
had written you every time 1
thought of it, I’m sure you
would not need to ask for more
letters for some time. My, how
time flies! Before you know it,
i spring will be here again.
I’m sending you a couple rec
ipes and some hints that might
be of help to someone.
To make homemade bread
shine, swab the top with vine
gar when almost baked, then
return it to oven for a few min
utes.
A teaspoon of baking powder,
added to a pound of cottage
cheese, greatly improves the
flavor.
EASTER EGG CAKE
Bake your special white cake
in a round pan and cut 3 slices
from the center. Push the 2
parts together and hold with
frosting so it will be an oval
shape resembling an egg. Give
the cake generous frosting and
decorate it to look like an East
er egg.
If custard curdles drop 2 or
3 marshmallows in it and stir
until they are melted. With an
egg beater, whip the custard and
in a few minutes it will be
smooth.
SPAGHETTI VEGETABLE
SALAD
One cup spaghetti, one-third
up whipping cream, two-thirds
up salad dressing, two cups
•ooked green beans, one-half
up diced cooked beets, two -
hirds cup diced American
cheese, three diced sweet pick
les, three diced hard cooked
eggs, 1 minced small onion. Cook
spaghetti in salted water, rinse
with cold water and drain.
Blend stiffly whipped cream
with salad dressing, mix spa
ghetti with other ingredients
and moisten to taste with dress
ing. Serve on lettuce.
SALMON SALAD
One can salmon,' red, one cup
chopped English walnuts, eight
small pickles, three hard cook
ed eggs, one-fourth cup vine
gar. Chop egg whites, mash
yolks, and mix with vinegar,
season to taste, pick the salmon
to pieces and mix with chopped
pickles. Pour vinegar and yolks
over the mixture.
MRS. OTTO WAVRUNEK
Verdigre, Nebr.
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Dear Blanche
Am sending in some recipes I
know are good as I have used
them mvself.
LIVER CARROT PIE
Two cups diced cooked liver,
two onions diced, two cups
diced cooked carrots, one-fourth
cup lard, two cups cooked maca
roni, three cups medium white
sauce, dash salt, pepper, and
make biscuit dough. Combine
ingredients, season to taste, mix
thoroughly. Pour into well -
greased casserole, cover with
biscuit dough, bake in hot oven
of 425 F. until dough is brown,
about 20 minutes.
RED CABBAGE SAT,AD
One tablesooon unflavored
gelatin, three tablesooons sugar,
*hree tablesooons vinegar, one
half cud water, one cup hot
graDe juice, one-half teaspoon
salt, one cun choDDed celerv.
one teaspoon lemon iuiee. one
half cup choDped cabbage, one
minced green Deoner, Soften
gelatin in cold water, dissolve
in grape iuiep. add lemon juice
vinegar cimar ,nnd salt Chill
until sliehtlv firm, add vege
table« pnnr into cold water -
rinsed meld chill until firm.
T am including some house
hold hint*; which T thought
might heln others: hTairnms can
h» need to fasten the hems of
marouisettp curtains for maoh
■ne stitehinp. bower left, using
hgirnine cacoc much time sppnt
basting and removing threads
and does not damage the cur
tains.
Rust rings caused by setting
scouring powder cans on por
celain fixtures in the kitchen or
bathroom are prevented by cov
ering the bottom edges of the
cans with strips of cellulose
tape.
i
Coffee - cream stains on
table cloths will be consider- !
ably reduced if a small amount
of butler or lard is placed just
under the spot of the pitcher.
This keeps the drippings from
running down the side of the
pitcher and soiling the table
cloth.
SANDHILL SAL
A husband is a man who is al
ways 90 per cent right but a
100 per cent wrong.
Some w'omen wear the pants
in the family and some just
wear well.
Some folks put all they can
on their backs, and some just
drink it.
She said she knew he was a
rounder because he wasn’t on
the square.
The big bad wolf had better
stay away from our door or we
will have wolf with dumplings
for dinner.
I saw the other day where El
liott Roosevelt said that he
never did anything impulsive.
I must have been mistaken when
I read he had 3 wives and was
considering a fourth. How many
do you need to be impulsive?
Soiled stockings caused by
rubbing against the tops of ga
loshes are prevented by placing
strips of adhesive tape around
inside of galoshes at this point.
Tape is replaced when soiled or
worn, and to keep from slipping
on icy walks or ground, cut
strips of adhesive tape and put
across the soles of your galoshes.
Two strips on soles and heels.
You’ll never slip on the ice.
Rapid sewing by machine will
not cause the spool to spin and
unwind the thread too rapidly
if a rubber faucet washer is
I --
placed over the spindle and on
top of the spool to serve as a
friction brake.
A drinking glass is less likely
to slip from the hand of a child
if several wide rubberbands are
placed over the glass to give it
a non-slip grip.
UPSIDE DOWN CHILI PIE
One pound ground beef, one
third cup chopped onion, one
half teaspoon salt, one table
spoon lard, one cup cooked kid
ney beans, one-fourth teaspoon
chili powder, one teaspoon Wor
cestershire sauce, one cup cook
ed tomatoes, saute meat and
onion in melted lard, add beans,
seasoning, and tomatoes, cover
and simmer about 15 minutes.
Pour into a greased 9-inch pie
plate. Top with com bread bat
ter and bake in a hot oven of
425 F. for 20 minutes.
MRS. MARTHA STRONG,
O’Neill, Nebr.
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Roses Are Red,
Violets Are Blue—
Roses could be blue and vio
lets red and it wouldn’t do me
a bit of good if you dear hearts
and gentle people didn’t write
me a letter. Do you have a sal
ad recipe that is something sort
of special and a dessert that
you serve for company? Then
copy them down carefully and
send them along to me and in
clude some of your labor-saving
ideas or hints of one kind or an
other.
Each week we give a 3
months’ subscription to The
Frontier to 2 of our readers
whose letters we use. You can
easily win one of those prizes
for yourself. Send your letter to »
Mrs. Blanche Pease, The Fron
tier Woman, Atkinson, Nebr.
Frontier for printing!
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