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St. Paul, Minn.—‘1 took Lydia E.
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and not a pain in my back now. 1 ree-
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inn,
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Something to
Think About
ENCOURAGING WORDS |
T° FORM a
or n pleasing
pleasant background |
nccompaniment to |
drudgery of every day life, pass |
around among the hordes of weary
mortals whose backs ure bent under
loads a few encouraging words |
while you are doling It,
change that c¢ over |
the
and
the
observe,
happy nes
It takes but little kindness and mani
festation of Interest to brighten dull]
eyes and move sad faces to a smile,
As the lips curl at the corners,
with a understand-
vitlue of cheering words
kindly volce whose ring
you
new
the
Whatever opinion you
taln as to the influence
and speech have upon others,
may enter
helpful acts
you will
observation that It
acceptable, uplifting and
productive of friendship.
smiles and words
brig tht lights on a dark
r the tired traveler to his des- |
but a little while ago
len into the |
JEncouraging are
highway, |
tespond.™
tongue
the great’
as you may, the
lending role In
permitting
i itself
Ke Lor pea
ir love, often forg
Sa" ® "ee "ee" we"
The Fyiendly
Path
Pe a nnn a naa a
READJUSTMENT
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Walter y Robisses
LE am
ONEY
But
EVERY DAY DISHES
Ww ELCOME
r without
pense ui ey ng, which
the best of ma
foods that glve
adding to the ex.
is high enough
nagement,
Date Surprise Cookies,
Stone dates and stuff with whole al-
Roll out the cookie
very thin, cut In rounds and
stuffed date in the center;
with sugar and lemon rind
fold over the cookie and pinch |
together, Bake in a hot |
mixed;
edges
Pear Bread Pudding.
Slice «anned pears In very small
pleces: add lemon rind and julce and |
place half of them In a pudding dish, |
Mix one tablespoonful of butter with
one-half cupful of sugar, one cupful
of water and a pint of bread crumbs;
spread all but a tablespoonful over |
the pears. Put more pears in the dish;
add geated nutmeg and sprinkle with |
the tabtilespoonful' of crumbs. Rake
with a ¢over for an hour and a half, |
then remove the cover and brown. |
Serve with a hot sauce, i
Rice and Asparagus Soup.
Wash the asparagus wgd cut off the |
tougher portions, Put the tips Into a |
fjuart of well-seasoned broth and one |
cupful of water and cook until tender.
ineline
scold your
opposite you would
purse tomorrow
words of
bills,
wend
If you should to prove this
net dog If
verify, fill
morning with
encouragement, crisp
and pass them around as
your way to business,
the old
and see his face light
sun of happiness touches his
and suddenly warms his whole
your
kind
Give one to
corner,
ns the
out all aleng the
ready to assume
day.
them
you are
Hand WAY
your
You may marvel as you begin at
the and gladness with which you
take up your work.
The
yesterday have
a goodly spirit
un hose presence
months, and all
the day by cheering
unconsciously
ese
troublesome perplexities of
vankghed, and there is
hovering over you,
you have not {elt for
because you started
others and thus
cheered yourself,
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PA
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IDDIES SIX
oi M. Maupin
SHTHInnnne
THE DAY AFTER
«1 ‘CRED to an frazzie!”
What is the use of
Home at the the
Arms of our loved ones entwining.
Out of the fret and the
Out of the din and the strife;
Out of the battle and
Home and the joytime of
:
sHinmnmnmmnmS
But,
repining?
day
say.
Close of
worry,
WOT y=
life.
Downed in the battle! But, BY,
What Is the profit in
is still lHghting the way
MOrrow
BOrrow ?
Love
On to au
Out of the
Out of the
Love its
Beckoning on
glorious
turmoil
Worry
ning
Biies,
welicom
with its
with
Whip
Still there is joy Ir
wel to a standstill! But,
the
wounds of the
sy,
losing
binds the fray
ttie's confusing.
moke aod the ra
+» heat of the fray;
i of the battle,
the
After the ba
ttle,
the close of
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day.
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pful of rice as soon as
and ASpATARUS are boiling
Cook until very tender. This
soup may be put through a sieve and
is then ready to serve. Pass grated
oup.
Sandwich Piquant,
Take one cupful of new cabbuse or
cucumber chopped, one-half eupful of
onion chopped, four tablespoonfuls of
pepper chopped, drain, add
and seasonings and use on
bread,
cayenne
buttered
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THE CHEERFUL CHERVD
I like to hear the Iwins
ure
I feel uplifted In my
rt,
Especitlly when tenors
Ar
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“NERVES,” A
}* YOU have
of ¥
mn
LUXURY
1 COus
displeas
abot
viewed from the sta
the busy man is a
burden,
But
world
lonst,
And If you permit all its unpleasant
features to get on your nerves, you
are going to be so busy with your un
happiness and your self-pity that you
will have very little thwe to improve
your natural gifts,
If you are nervous and touchy and
sensitive, and always looking for of
you might as well go directly
good deal of n
this happens to be
you are in, for the
the only
present at
and it
your arrival,
A good many enses of “nerves” were
Young gentlemen who thought they
ent, save from a nice ma.
table, spread with the best
After they had slept for a few days
Get rid of your nerves if you want
You may
be able to Improve it just the least bit
later on, but you will have to become
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The juniper berry takes two years
to ripen,
Toast It—
Delicious Raisin Bread
the
break-
C this some morning and surprise
family: Serve hot raisin toast at
made from full-fruited,
Let your husband try i
Hear what he s
fast,
bread.
fee, y
Your grocer or bake shop can supply
proper bread. No need to b;
Made with big Er pl ump, tender, seed
Maid Raisins, a nd if you }
1
theres a generoy us supply
ke at home.
fruit-meats in it,
Insist on this full -fruited !
have luscious toast.
Rich in energizing nutriment
great food for | s men.
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OLD NAMES BACK IN FAVOR
“Mary” and “Eliza”
After Having
porary
Again " Style
Suffered a Tem-
Eclipse
in Fear of Tremb ing
Sleeve.
a Novel “It is In her
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You will find in Postum
a delightful and satisfying mealtime
beverage, with no element which can
harm nerves and digestion—or cause
wakeful nights and dull days.
Your grocer has Postum in two forms: Instant
Postum (in tins) made instantly in the cup by the
addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in pack
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drink while the meal is being prepared) made by
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