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Our favorite recipes (Wilshire Ward LDS, 1957)

1957

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Presented as published in 1957. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
If you find that the stems of the flowers you are arranging are too short, stick them in clear drink- ing straws and trim the straws to the desired length. The clear straws are not noticeable even in glass vases. - Ed and Ruth Morris - To insure against a "bath tub accident", place a small turkish towel in the tub and stand on this while taking a shower, - Afton J. Taylor - Sugar Paste for Pictures: Take 1 Tb. flour. Add cool water to form paste, then add a small amount of Silver Gloss Starch and 1 Tb. Sugar. Cook well then add a few drops of wintergreen and a few drops of formaldehyde to preserve it. ~ Fredonia O. Phippen — Easy Correspondence Course: If your personal corres~ pondence is rather heavy, these tips will help you keep up with it: Keep a supply of envelopes addressed to the people with whom you correspond regularly. As you think of something that will interest a particular person, jot it down on a piece of paper and slip into the proper envelope. Clip recipes, bits of news, or anything of interest, and put the clippings in, too. Then when you are ready to write, all your reminders are handy so that you needn't wrack your brain trying to think of what to tell whom. - Mrs. Sarah F, Smith on Have a Happy Home Coming: If you go away and leave your house closed up for a week or two, leave one or two delicious apples in a dish somewhere in the house, Your home will be sweet and fresh smelling when you return. - Errol Pickering ~ 103 Happy Birthday: To delight a small girl, wrap her birthday present in a piece of new print material with the notation that it is for a dress for her favorite doll. ~ Florence Pickering - When nanging a coat or dress on the line, hang it on two coat hangers with hooks in opposite directions and the wind can't blow the garment off the line. - Ina Rogers — Don't throw away suede shoes wmitil you have tried this "renewing" trick. Dip a cloth in vinegar, rub shoes thoroughly, especially the scuffed parts. Allow to dry then rub with suede brush. - Ina Rogers - When dying a sweater or blouse - use a wire coat hanger to put the article on and by holding the hook you can immerse it into liquid without getting dye on your hands, - Varnell R. Rozsa - When driving nail — hold hammer in both hands, thus avoid hitting finger. - Varnell BR, Rozsa.- Serape your nails across a bar of soap before planting flowers or gardening - then the garden soil will wash off easily. - Ludwig Dethloff - To discourage gophers or moles from digging in lawn or garden I drop a few camphor moth balls into the tunnels. I find it as effective and less bother than using a trap. - Fredonia 0. Phippen - sew pockets in corners of your picnic tablecloth. Put small stones in the pocket and it won't blow into the potato salad. - Ludwig Dethloff - 10) Save on Milk Bill: Take 3/4 C. Powdered Milk and add 1 Qt. cold water, Mix thoroughly and store in refrigerator. When serving milk for meals use 1/3 glass of this mixture to 2/3 of regular whole milk. It is soothing, wholesome and delicious, It saves money and is less fattening. - R. E. Dorius - Checking the Pills: When someone in the family mst take several pills a day, it is all too easy to forget how many pills have been taken. To avoid such confusion, each morning place the pills for the day in a bottle. This makes it easy to check on how many pills have been t aken by counting the number left in the bottle, - Mrs, Sarah F. Smith - A Reminder: The alarm clock is a faithful friend in time of sickness, When you give a dose of medicine, set the alarm for the next dose and you can forget the time until the alarm reminds you. - Mrs. Sarah Fe Smith -