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It Looked That Way.
Again has woe come to the emotional bosom of Macalister M'llhenny, and it roosts upon each surging throb like a bird of evil omen. ...
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Hot Cheese Dishes.
Cheese Pudding.—Mix a pint of fine bread crumbs with a small cupful of grated cheese and add a tablespoonful of butter, and salt and cayenne to taste. ...
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Spray.
Seeing that certain people object to the ashes of their defunct relatives being treasured in urns, the scientists of Paris have hit on another means for ...
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The Home.
Mr. W. B. Tegetmeier deals with the subject of egg-testing in "The Queen." After pointing out the desirability of setting two or three hens on the same ...
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The Table.
A delicate and delicious dish is made by boiling one-quarter of a pound of rice in one pint and a half of milk; to this add two ounces of sweet almonds ...
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Sponge Cake Fritters.
Crumble up three very stale sponge cakes, and pour over them half a teacupful of boiling-milk, stir in a pinch of soda and half an ounce of flour. Cover over ...
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The Sand-blast.
Probably no better example of an invention borrowed or adapted from natural phenomena could be found (says "Nature") than the sand-blast. This is ...
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Rice Paste.
Take a quarter of a pound of rice, wash it well and cook it in as much milk or water as will just prevent it from burning Then pound it in a mortar with one ...
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ONE GOOD FEATURE.
Man No. 1: "This woman's emancipation movement isn't such a bad thing after all. I've been keeping company with Miss Strongsoul lately: and I rather ...
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Collard Calf's Head.
Procure from the butcher a calf's head, which must have been scalded and nicely prepared. Bone it and lay the meat on a board, and sprinkle it with a mixture ...
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Hard to Understand.
Round the peripatetic and frequently alien melody slaughter of our streets the meshes of the law are slowly tightening. Mr. Hannay explained the ...
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Dog Worship.
Daudet has described Paris as the Paradise of Women and the Hell of Horses; it must also be regarded as the Heaven of Dogs. for in Paris dogs ...
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A Criminal Congress.
An International Prisons Congress is to be held in Paris in Tune. when various papers will be read. Among the subjects dealt with in these ...
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Kidney Soup.
For this potage the following ingredients will be necessary. Four sheep's kidneys and their weight in lean shin of beef. About a quart of good stock, one ...
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JUST FOR A CHANGE.
"The doctor has ordered me to try a change for a while," said Mrs. Gabb. "Then if I were you I would go to a photographer's and have my picture ...
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Great Britain's Volunteer Force.
Among the Parliamentary papers recently issued is the annual return of the Volunteer corps of Great Britain for the year 1894. The number enrolled, as ...
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A LAST CHANCE.
The girls will have a chance next year. It will be the last leap year for eight years. The leap years which fall in the last year of a century air ...
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QUITE A CATCH.
Young Splinter (driving nervous old party to covert): "Yes, I love a bargain in horseflesh: New, if you believe me I picked this little beggar ups the ...
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ASTONISHED THEM.
At the Wigan pantomime recently two ladies who lived at a distance, having to catch an early train, were obliged to eave the theatre before the performance ...
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WHAT HE WOULD GET.
Vell, vell.'" said Moses. "vell. veil, you are a sharp. [?] my vord you are." But you're a sharper, ain't you. Mr. Moses?" said the managing clerk. "I ...
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