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CHEESE BAKE
ee well beaten eggs
cup flour
> tablespoons sugar
> cups grated sharp Ameri
in cheese
:r cups whole kernel corn,
rained
slices cooked bacon, crumb
abme eggs, flour and sugar
well Add cheese and corn
in three-fourths of bacon
into a greased casserole
vith remaining bacon Bake
oven 350 degrees for 60
uld you care to put this
; in Jhe paper, please omit
iame, writes a Millersville
wife, who adds,
am enclosing a recipe from
lother’s Cook Book, which
other used many years ago.
:alled it ‘Mock Mince Pie ’
ked it even better than-the
ir mince pie, and I thought
of the other subscribers of
ister Farming might also
have tried several of the
;s in your Household Page
iked them very much.
“MOCK MINCE PIE”
; cup cold water
;-half cup molasses
:-half cup brown sugar
i-half cup cider vinegar
>thirds cup — of melted
iiortening
: cup chopped raisins
; well beaten egg
!-half cup of bread crumbs
; teaspoon each of cinna
mon, ground cloves, alspice
and nutmeg
A dash of salt and black pep
per
Put pan on the stove with the
ater and raisins in, let that
oil a few moments, then'' add
is sugar and molasses then the
inegar, and the other ingredi
nts Lastly add a wineglass of
randy or wine, put in, a two
rust pie shell and bake in a hot
ren, (about 400 degrees F.) 35
) 40 minutes, or until crust is a
olden brown. Serve hot.
This will make two small pies
r one large one.
Ascorbic acid, which is one of
he main nutrients provided by
resh fiuits and vegetables, has
i very prominent part to play in
heiapeutic nutrition It has an
mpo itant function in the heal
ng of wounds.
Prolonged ascrobic acid de
iciency leads to increased fragil
ty of blood vessel capillaries, and
mpairment of the tissue repara
ive powers. It is tfery important
o maintain adequate body stores
it asciobic acid at all times.
Other vitamins and merals
play an important role m heal
ing Improvements in the moral
ity rates and in the time required
foi convalescence can be achiev
ed by attention to the nutritional
leqmrements of patients. It is
tuie that good nutrition is im-
Poitant for the maintenance of
optimum health in all norami in
dividuals It is all-important in
die lestoration of good health in
the sick and wounded The type
diet you eat affects the resist
ance you have to disease and the
capacity of tissue repair
Othei than general nutntonal
n ocds of the sick, many fruits
and vegetables contribute specific
substances that are used in treat
jUient ot specific illnesses. The
billowing are interesting ex
an nles Watermelon juice has
boon used for treating certain
bulnoy ailments Raw cabbage
luice has been tried to speed up
ocMlmg of peptic ulcers. Bananas
used for various therapeutic
diets soft diets, gland diets and
the diabetic treatment disease.
'Pple pulp is used in the treat
'uent of diarrhea Various fruits
ami vegetables are recommended .
1,1 the treatment of constipation. ;
"uts and vegetables provide ,
Pectin which is beneficial in i
dp-'ostion.
It’s The Law
“It’s the' Law” with simple an
swers is offered by LANCASTER
FARMING in cooperation with
the Pennsylvania Bar Associa
tion. General interest questions
are welcomed, and will be an
swered as soon as possible. Let
ters must be signed. Answer
will not be published on a spec
tied, requested day. Questions
cannot be answered by mail, and
LANCASTER FARMING wil
reject any inquiry .which is not
of general public interest. Ad
urcss all inquiries to “It a the
Law,” LANCASTER FARMING
Quarryville. Pa.
Q What is the law in Pennsyl
vania on the amount of a man’s
estate that he must leave to his
wife and child or children? J E.
. A Pennsylvania law does not
require a father,, to give his child
ren any part of his estate,' so
long as his will shows a clear
intention to disinherit them. How
ever, children bom after the date
of the will may claim the share
to which they would be entitled
if the parent died without a will,
unless the will makes provision
for aitej’born children, or con
tains a statement specifically dis
inheriting them
.Wives cannot be disinherited,
and a wife m*iy elect to take
against her husband’s will if it
does not make satisfactory provi
sion for her. Upon such election,
she will receive one-third of her
husband’s estate if more than
one child, or issue of deceased
children survive, or ont-half
the estate if there is only one
surviving child 'or no children ,
Q How long must a landlord
hold articles left by tenant’ The
tenant left dishes, books, etc",
and owes over a month’s rent.
M K.
A. The most orderly procedure
would be to contact a justice of
the peace (or alderman or magis
trate) and have a levy placed
upon the goods Sales notices
will then be posted and the goods
sold by the constables at public
sale The proceeds of such sale
will be paid to you for credit
toward the unpaid rent. You
may thereafter obtain a judg
ment against the tenant before
the magistrate for any balance
still owed you-
Q If a mother and daughter
have the deed to a house in their
names, can the other children
make claims to' the home after
the mother dies’ The mother
left no will, hut,, there was an
understanding that the one dau
ghter should have the house.
A If the deed stated that the
mother and daughter were “joint
tenants with right "of survivor
ship.” then title vested exclus
ively in the daughter upon the
mother’s death. Otherwise, the
daughter is the owner of'an un
divided one-half interest in the
property, and all of the children,
including the daughter, are the
owners of the other half, by
operation of the interstate law.
An “understanding” as to the
descent of property after death
is not valid unless it is put in
writing and signed by the owner.
Presumably the mother's hus
band is dead or divorced; other
wise, he would ,also have an in
terest in the property.
The average person needs to
eat more fresh fiuits and vege
tables Estimates have been made
that people should be eating an
extra hundred pounds of fresh
fruits and vegetables a year.
Some doctors rate this figure as
conservative
Since what we eat determines
,to a very large extent whether
or pot we are healthy and hap
py, proper nutrition should be
taught throughout the school
period Educators say instruction
should begin in the home and
be continued in the lowest
grades
That’s about it for this week
keep those recipes and house
hold hints rolling into Lan
caster Farming, Household Page,
Quarryville, Pa, and we’ll
See you next week. ,
Q. A girl was. married when
16- She lived a short time with
her , husband in the State of
Maryland. Several months after
the wedding the father of tbe
husband started an annulment
She returned to Penn
sylvania where, she has been
living for more than a year. The
proceedings are going through
in Maryland When she is free
can she remarry in Pennsylvania
without a waiting period’ If a
waiting period is necessary, how
long is it’ R T
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remarry in Pennsylvania im
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Know the tiue value of time,
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