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Edited by MRS. W. N? HUTT
MAMMY'S LULLABY
SLEEP, mah U'l pigeon, don yo' heah
' -yo' mammy coo? . -
Sunset still a-shinln' in de wes v
Sky am full o' wlndehs an de stahs am
- .., .... peepin frpo r
Eb'ryfing but mammy's lamb at .rest',
'Swing 'm to' ds de Eas'lan; ;;
i ?Swing 'im ta'ds de Sotif . -See
dat dove a-comin' wif a ollre in "
; Angel hahps a-hummin', - ' ... :
Angel' banjos etrummln' . ;
Bleep, mah U'l pigeori,' don yo' heah yo''
mammy coo? ' " '
Cricket fiddleh scrapin' off de'rozzum.
. ' f um .'is bow, . . ; ? -Whinno'will
a-mo'nin' on a lawg;
Moon ez pale ez hit kin be a:rlsinr migh
ty-Blow-
Stahtled at de bahking ob de dawg; - -
- ' Swing de baby Eas way, ' '
. . Swing de baby Wes', ' . -
Swing ,'im to'ds de Souflan whah de
" melon , grow de besrs: , . i
r ; Angel: singers .sihginV s -
Angel beUs a-ringin', . ;:: . .'v. ;'';:'-.
Sleep,' mah U'l .pigeon, don yo' heah yo'
mammy coo? "
Eyelids des a-droppln' U'l loweh ail de
- Undeh lip a-saggin' destV116! !
Li'l baby tootles showin' so't 'o lak a
. ', ': '. smile, rv; T'","1'- T
Whiteh dan de snow, or des ez white.
Vf Swing 'lm' tods de No'f Ian', r'
Swing 'in' to'ds de fias - . -,
; " Woolly cloud a-comin' f o't' wrap 'im
. - In 'is fleece! .- -
Angel ban ; a-playln', ' " v"
- What dat music sayin' ? ;
Sleepmah U'l pigeon, don yo' heah yo'
mammy coo? .
-Strickland W.i Gilliam. ;
rel. We should try them. Now,
'flowers?" ;V ,
HTht cauliflQwer'said Edith. . ;
Yes,. what. vegetables have,w
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meat
bui
are really fruits?
mere was a suciac ; . ' - I t - p " L J c im
V "Why. the tomatOis a fruit and so MOW TsTCrybOu 0rV$ Them
is the bean, pea, corn, cucumber, len- Thousands of Progressive Farmer
til, okra, eg plants pimento, sweet mdere
pepper, rice and squash. Let's try to Jell-0 Book and are now enjoying the
have some vegetables from each class. cnSiceiSse2s, J11,
and some real Jruits, too What shdll rJ2 ffl&&.2l
-..j:avi fire?" : w.nwde any oneof tHseyen differ-
we nave nrstr - ont fiaiw mil iwQeA iAivn
"Something to take .the place, of the mostdelitious. the daintiest and
pat nr eorffs." sa.id Edith, "for bodv- I tho mAet Koofni nnn u
ilding material." 1 - l any price. Vrhey ;sire the f avorites in
;"G6od,'how wbuld;yqu like to have I city hornet generally, and now that the
. bean-chicken, also vegetable soup, sioref verywnere sen
; StiirTed onions, green r peppers - and
rice, pickied beets and sweet, pota
toes ? . What f or saiad ? Suppose we
conwne i it witn tne aessert r are. becoming even more popular in the
Everyone smiled, so she said, How I smaller towns. -
.would .a;,, lettuce, nomato, raisin and You do not have to copfe to, make a
nut salai served in an apple cup do ?" Jell-0 dessert. AH you have to do is to
'- Oh, good" tHy all said, "you tell dissolve the 'powder in' boiling water
"us what ' to do" and let it cool. - . ' .
JA11.. right: Edith, 'suppose 'ymi. TMl?
make ;the vegetable
sSraPf.a f11-carrot, enough to make chocolate.. ach M at an grocer
pne:third cup, cut in quarters length- 0r any general itore ' ,
wise, then crosswise in Uittle pieces; : A beautiful mew Jell-0 Book telling of
uv iuc acinic wuii uic tuiiiip aim i jvk uuiy wa- s
pne-half cup' celery. Wash, pare arid SgfSSSli tS
cut one ana a nan cups ot insn pota- i spienoia pictures mcoi-
GOOIX HOUSEKEEPING
We Learn How to Cook Vegetables
(HJS is going tq be the very best
i
toes in little oieces. Cut half an on-
I THE WIDE-AWAKE GIRLS LEARN ion in thin slices. Mix all the vege-
liiuics, exccpi yuiatucs, auu tuu& icu
minutes , in four tablespoonf uls but
ter, stirring, constantly. Add the po-
tatoes, cover ana cook & minujes. Aaa
one "quart boiling water, or meat
club meeting bf all," said Mary, stock, and boil gently one hour in a
"because I have never liked covered vessel. , Just before you
vegetables much : and I'm going to serve it, you are to beat it with ' a
learn to cook them so I do like them, fork ;to break the vegetables, then
What are we going to have, Aunt add one tablespoohful butter, . salt,
Margaret?" v ' . peeper and a teaspoon of very finely
' "What do you think of having? It chopped parsley." - '...a-.
your dinner, you know. What do , '"Mary, how would you like tp make
you think of having '.some of the var- the bean-chicken?"- ;
ious types of vegetables?" :" "I would like it." . '
"How many?" asked Bessie. "Thenmash three cups of navy
"If it were a regular meal you would .beans,, or , cowpeas, that have been
not want more than one. starchy veg-; cooked almost dry. Spread this on a
etable, another hotvone and one sal- greased pper cut to fit the bottom of
ad; but since, this is a special vegeta- a' baking pan Pile on this a dressing
ble dinner, we shall have what we made of two cups dry bread( crumbs,
want. What are some of the kinds of three boiled onions, the warm water
vegetables. Bessie?" in which the onions have been cook-
on and .will interest
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THE GENESEE PUHE
FOODCO
Le Roy, N. and
Dridflelmrg Oat. '
The
Gomp
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Vau flnnftf. measure the value
"Red ones arid yellow ones" and ed, plenty of salt, pepper, a dash of Z Farm Journal by the price,
white ones and; " ' r , celery salt, sage and red pepper. Bring . . c:rcuiati0n o(;l,0b0.000 a month,
"T 1 n ..V 4- Ti i c tire r .ilia koi fi c r QrAiirl tVia flrflcf itinr . t , aIfa tViA
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Tnic mill rpfiini-d 7li minnfpe niVmnf I . i
low price possioie.
! For 88 years Farm Journal baslbeen g
nator. , It hat led the waf in lowing f flTSft
how to get the most f romland ancj stocfc befir"
farm paper to protect the buyer, it i the leaaing
medium from which to buy. Helpful, cheerfuj
"Verv well. Remove the skins BrKZ n're not satisfied, p
from 12 biff onions and oarboil 16 brings It for o-years.
minutes in enough boiling salt water
to cover. Then turn them upside
"Good," said Miss! Margaret, "you down on a dish to drain and cool,
are.all correct, but there is another Remove part of the centers and fill
'Let us hear what Dan says to
that," interrupted Miss Margaret.
; "Strong" ones and mild ones and
sweet 7-" v .
"Yes, that is nearer it," she broke
in, "but suppose Martha tells us."
"Those that are used for'bulk and
st'arch -and mineral matter and pro
tein, and to stimulate the appetite,"
was the answer.
This will require 20 minutes baking.
Whoever serves it can slice it across,
getting both' beans and dressing."
"Please let me .fix the stuffed on
ions," said Martha.
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81mvly write a poetU today. W will lend you l)io-
lately fruthtM IBS b&stilal tall-color lampUeards
8 3 17 pWt., Nw Y or
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cavities with equal parts of that left
over cooked .chicken, stale "bread
crumbs; the finely chopped onion you
took out, salt, pepper, a pinch of sum
mer savory, cream or melted butter
enough to moisten it all. Place these
stuffed , onions in a buttered shallow
pan, sprinkle with buttered, bread
: crumbs and bake in a' moderate oven
until soft." -.-. ,,v.- ; ;
"I'll do the peppers and rice," said
"Splendid 1 To prepare the rice
; pour.,;one cup of it in two quarts
. of ' hard boiling' water, to which
a tablespoon of salt has been add-
: ed. ' Let it boil without stopping
a moment until" a grain i crushes
easily between the finger. and thumbs.'
This - will take .about 30 - minutes.
"Cabbage, turnip salad, .sage, sav- Then drain quickly in a strainer and
nnnfjnT.p-rwiW ' I pry, collards, lettuce, heet : greens, pour over it a quart of hot water to
Sheet Metal BuUdinff Mate-1 sorouts. SDinach.vwatercress. oars-- keen the trains distinct. While the
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nai. uesi mat money can I omA u,iB yt. n i t,A:i:n ,.. r. . t.-
"Yes, and spme gopd ones eaten in stem ends from each of several sweet
Europe and up;North, like corn salad; peppers, remove 'the seeds and pair
young dandelions, martinis'and sor- , (Concluded on page 38, this issue)'
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very interesting 1 division. . What is
it?"..;.. . ' . :
No one answered.
"What vegetables are tubers?"
'"Irish potatoes and Jerusalem arti
chokes," said Edith. ' -p
"Which are roots?" 1 -
"Beets", said one; "carrots",N'par
snips", "radishes", "sweet potatoes",
"horseradish'V "oyster, plant", "tur
nips", said the others. .
"Bulbs?". :' : . .
A pause, .then "onions", - -:
"Yes, 1 and garlic,' -;lsaid Miss Mar
garet. "Now which are stems?"-
"Celery"said Bessie:
. "AsparagustV said: Alice. .
"Swiss' chird", said Martha. V
"Chives" said John.
"Grand I Now the leaves."
rings it fore-years. ,
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