Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 July 1941 — Page 12
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Homemaking—
Frankfurters
and
Hamburgers
Are Good Around the Calendar
furters and hamburger
pichic feasts or in Wore “formal” dress at the dinner table
Some new guises for the old standbys
FRANKFURTER CASSEROLE (Serves 4)
One-half pound Mrankfurters, eut in thin rounds; 6 medium sized potatoes, sliced thin; 2 small onions, 2 tablespoons prepared mustard 2 tablespoons flour, 21% cups milk, 1 tablespoon salt. Butter a casserole dish, and place 2 layer of sliced potatoes on the bottoms. Add a layer of onions, frankfurters and four, scattering salt in portions over the Mayers Continwe until Hankfurters are ail Used. Have top layer of potatoes
and onions. Mix prepared mustard:
with the milk and pour over all. Scatter grated cheese on ‘the top and dot with paprika. Bake about 20 minutes in a moderate oven (350 Qegtees FO. A high grade “hot @og” dipped first in a barbecue sauce and than broiled or baked in a moderate oven iS another specialty
BARBECUE SAUCE FOR FRANKFURTS
One-half poutrd butter or wmargarine, 1 pint apple vinegar, 2 cup water, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 2 tablespoons minced onfon, 14 bteaSPOONS Sugar, 14 cup Worcestershire SAUCE, 1 Cup tomato catsup, ¢ cup chili saves, juice of 4 lemon, 1 clove garlic diced and tied in cloth. Simmer together Until smooth FRANKFURTER QUAILS Split frankifurts lengthwise. Fill with owe-fourth ch stick of sham cheese. (Savory dressing, pineapple or pickle may Ye used for variety) Wrap each frankfurt, spiral fashion, with a whole slice of bacon, Pastening each end with a toothpick Place in a baking dish or on a broiling rack, split side up. Bake or broil in a hot oven (423 deg. F) Turn if necessary to cook the bacon thoroughly.
BACON HAMBURGER
Wap 2-inch wide patties of hamburger with a slice of bacon Broil. Top with slice of broiled mild white onion. For buffet patties serve with crisp hamburger buns HAMBURGER WITH ONION Wrap seasoned hamburger around 2 pickied onion. Dip into beaten egg. then crushed coin flakes. Fy fa a hot fat until well-drowned Serve hot.
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The Question Box
Q—Is it mecessary to peel fresh mushrooms? A—They should be washed but not peeled, because of the flavor is in the skin in the
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the essential rules) for making coffee in an oldfashioned coffee pot A—Always use freshly drawn water, otherwise it may taste fat Measure both coffee and water to obtain the same strength each time. Never allow coffee to boll, because the volatile oils which give coffee ts fragrance and flavor, escape in the boiling process. The best temperatures are below boiling (185 to 208 degrees FF). Always use a clean pot and scald it just before using to remove stale odors. Remove the grounds as soon as the coffee is made, otherwise the coffee may have a harsh, unpleasant flavor Q—Should bananas be kept in the refrigerator? A—Not unless they are ripe. beCatse they ripen only at room tem. rature Q—-What is spaghetti? A—When it is served with a fork and a large spoon, a small amount of the spaghetti is taken on the fork. T tines of the fork are placed against the inside of the Spoon and pivoted until the spaghetti is wound on the folk. If only a fork is provided, the spaghetti should be eut and eaten in small
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TWO MEATS that are good right around the calendar are frankAnd they are equally good clothed mn A bun at ere are
An expert can use a erust the
Q—I know that my child should have his height measured periodi-
cally. way to do this?
Can you suggest a simple
A—A tape measure or a vardstick
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floor. which can be allowed for i the measurement.
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The child should
stand naturally with head back and
heels against the wall
A book placed on top of his head against
the tape and wall will serve to n-
dicate the height.
Q—How can discoloration be prevented on the inside of a catsup
ttle cap? A—Coat it with parafin.
Examine Weave, Size, Hems
And Labels Before Buying Bath Towels, Specialist Advises
Quality in bath towels has a part in
the mercuty rises evervhody wanis ie ocean, swims in the lake, wit good towel takes wp the water an not Moist or sticky Fortunately some good quality low Price they may not come in every color or desigh. To judge the right quality towal for her budget, the homemaker needs to know far more than price. “Before buying any towel, examine the weave, selvages, hems, size, and read all the labels” suggests Mis. Bess Merrison, textile specialist of the U. 8. Department ot Agriculture “Informative labels on towels are new, and are not in general use, but it will pay homemakers to look for according vo Mrs Mortison. “Such labels may tell the
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sumer time comfort. When more baths, more showers, dips Bh a good rub down afterwards. A d leaves the skin dry and tingling,
towels are inexpensive, although at
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weight of the towel per square vard, the number of loops i a square inch of the pile, the amount of moisture a square vad of the towel will absorh, and the breaking strength of the foundation yarns, both in warp and fling. Mn judging these points. the rule is the higher he figure, the better the quality. mformation on labels enables the homemaker to select the best towels within a given price range. She can also tell whether higher priced towels are worth the extra money Then to judge the quality of towels that have no labals—fArst of all, examine the foundation weave of the towel,” suggesis Mis, MorPrison “A close, firm foundation weave will hold the pile yarns sewhile a loose open weave [allows the loops to pull out readily { If most of the towel is covered entively with loops so that it is diffi] cult to see the foundation construe: | tion, examine the weave in the hem. | It is necessarily the same as the weave in the body of the towel Wateh Border Yarns “Many towels have borders, and the weave in these is another point If yarns contrasting size and color are packed too tightly in these border spaces, they are apt to shrink and draw in| when washed. The towels will not hang straight and smooth on the rack, and the ends will look like a uffe. Tightly packed border vars, | however, are not always a sign of poor quality. The best way to judge this point is to pull the towel at the border. If it feels springy, it likely will not shrink and draw “Look at the selvages,” further stiggests Mrs. Morrison. “For good |
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{crosswise yarns go almost | edge—within a yarn or two.
Sometimes the} to the] This | ieaves loose floating yarns along the very edge of the towel. These loose yarns cateh easily and break. When the few binding yarns wear out, the life of the towel is nearly over because the warp yarns readily fray out. This type of selvage ix come
the edge warp varn.
monly found on many of the high-
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The new style the young jitterbug fans ave looking for. They like the wide gathered skirt, the snug waistline which flattens the tummy in front, and the frou-fiou, feminine collar with the large bow. Be first to make this new style and wear it among your own crowd. Dotted voile, dotted satins, polka dot crepes and novelty taffeta are materials they are using. attern No. 8%67 covers odd sizes il to 18. Size 13, short sleeves, takes 4¢': yards 35-inch material, 15 yard contrast for collar and bow Finish with yards machine made ruffing For this attractive pattern, send 15¢ ih coin, your name, address, pattern number and size to The Indianapolis Times Todays Pattern Service. 214 W. Maryland St. Need more cute style ideas for your youngsters e¢lothes? Send for the Fashion Book which offers a variety of style in easyv-to-sew patterns for all ages Pattern, 15¢; Pattern Rook, One Pattern and Pattern ordered together. 23¢.
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er priced towels as well as on the less expensive ones.
Look for Lockstitehing |
“Another edge finish that marks poor quality 18 loekstitehing. This finish, which resembles machine; overcasting, 18 frequently used over| a cut edge. Towels with this type] of edge are woven on wide looms with a plain stripe between the) looped areas, and then cut apart down the middle of this plain seetion. Such eutting, of course, does away with the seivage. The long stitches are apt to catch and break, | {then the raw edges will fray. “The stitching at the end of the lems on good towels goes right to the edge and then back a little so that the corners are caught securely, and there are no loose hanging threads,” Mis, Morrison says. “The hem ends ave closed and the edge of the turn-under on each hem is! flush with the edge of the towel Examine the stiching all the way across the hem as well as at the ends. Loose threads caught in the stitching or Knots in the thread often cause breaks, The hem will then rip out and the ends ravel “When shopping for towels con | sider what sizes will be best for your| needs. Until a few years ago every | towel manufacturer had his own set of measurements. As a result there were nearly 100 different sires on] the market Now the number is reduced to six, and most manufacwrers make towels in these sizes. Small towels are generally 16 by 30 or 18 by 36 inches, medium-sized.) 20 by 40, or 22 by 44 inches, and the large ones measure M4 by 46 or 24 by 48. The small towels are easiest for children to handle. They are} also suitable for face towels if one jenjoys the rough texture, | “Medium-sized towels are a good! [selection for the nearly grown chil-| {dren, Some women also prefer these to the very large towels for they ave big enough to do a good job yet not cumbersome to use.| Towels of the medium size are light | er to handle when wet and make for smaller laundry bills if the wash is done outside of the home and paid ‘by the pound. Many men though
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nowadays conform fairly well to] these established sizes, the homemaker will have little difficulty in
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BEAUTY
STIFF, ACHING MUSCLES in the back of the neck ean do as mueh (0 spoil a woman's disposition and therefore her looks as going without
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breakfast or getting only about half the sleep she needs Correction of bad posture is the first step in eliminating
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and limber up muscles: » » 8 I ERECT with shoulders square but not stiff all backward as far as possible lift the head to an upright position
3 head f ears ang the lifting job. hind each ear. Relax and repeat five times New repeat the exercise five times without using fingertips
of the neck do all of the work. Keep mouth closed
And here are other exercises for relaxing tense museles in the baek
of the neck Let head fall backward, then roll it slowly it fs in this back-slanting pasition. Repeat no more than five times,
NOW LET head fall forward as far as possible, then toward the left] In other
backward and, finally, toward the right shoulder
shoulder But do it slowly.
words, deseribe a wide eirele with head and neck. Sit on the floor with ankles together
JANE JORDAN
DEAR JANE JORDAN--I am a young girl of aimost 19. The man concerned is 33 years old. He tells me he loves me and I Know that I love him. But I'm just a common, ordinary girl with no topes of plans for the future and he has everything, He is an announcer on the radio and I've thought “Would I love him if he wasn't in the business he is in and even if he didn’t have a job and the answer always is ves” Do you think any one in his class really could love a girl who ig just a nobody? He doesn’t seem ashamed of me when he introduces me to his friends. In fact he hag given me a ring for my left hand, but I am terribly afraid that if I marry him I'll always be frightened for fear he'll think I am not the one for him after all. Yet if we part now t know I'll find myself shut into a dark world of loneliness. Do vou think he is too old for me? Please help me real soon and please don't laugh at my letter. IRISH BLOND.
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Answer--I would net think of laughing at your letter. There is nothing funny about your state of mind. You've idealized the man and underestimated yourself, After all you have youth and it is a wonderful asset, If you're a nobody it's your own fauit. You're young enough to learn and pull vourself up to the level of your husband if. indeed, he 1s above you. You ean interest yourself in the things that ine terest him and gather a fund of information which will make you interesting as well as ornamental. Fifteen years is a hazardous difference in ages and creates a problem for you. At present you're so blinded by romance that you aren't facing the facts as coldly as you sheuld. You may not be able to give up the irresponsible good times that go with your age as easily as you think. Daily life with a man whose interests are mare mature may bore you in time. You ean’t imagine it now but after you see the man minus his halo you may not be so contentea (o sit around and adore him. While a wide difference in ages'is a hazard in marriage it is not insurmountable. It is your youth which has won the man but it will not be enough to hold him. You must take care that you do not play the role of baby in marriage. It's appealing for a while but gets wearisome. You must be prepared to carry your share of the ree sponsibility and develop into a real companion. You must be prepared to meet adversity and show courage when things go wrong, After all voure marrying a man and not a God. When this fact dawns upon you find other more stable values upon which to build your partnership. JANE JORDAN,
Put your problems in a letler to Jane Jordan whoa will answer vour questions in thix ealumn daily,
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chronie | in the back of the neck. Here are directions for the exercise | which will do the trick of making you hold your head in queenly fashion
Relax neck and jet Now place fingertips behind both Make fingertips do all of And see that all lifting is done from the spot just be-
from side to side while
Clasp hands behind back, lifting them upward until shoulder blades are squeezed together. Let head fall backward as clasped hands are lifted. Relax and repeat five times
Alpha Chapter, Omega Nu Tau dianapolis to establish a permanent m.
Exercise, up-to-date, isn't a matter of merely taking off pounds
where ane was before,
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one of them in the routines,
(though that is always nice, of course). ercises must have “swing” =precision routines for suppleness and grace. Anne Shirley shows vou the Hollywood way in these five routines designed to limber the stiffest body and keep two pounds from growing
1. Remember the willow wands in high school gym class? Anne begins by grasping the red in both hands, stretehing her arms up as far as possible,
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Use
Then returning
her heels to the floor she swings the body as far to the right as possi-
ble on the count of one,
muscles,
Simply | let head drop back, than lift it slowly upward, making muscles at sides
wand grasped in both hands,
position, arms still extended overhead. (Keep elbows straight.) count of three, swing body te left as far as possible, On the count of four return te the original pesition,
and over shoulders and back to right as far as possible, of two, swing wand dewn to the floor at left toe, At the count of three, return to original pesition,
On the count of two, return te the erect
On the Streteh those
2. Stand erect, feet apart, heels on floor, arms hanging naturally, At the count of ene, swinging wand up
At the count
Reverse,
3. Stand erect, feet together, heels on floor, with wand grasped in
hands, knee straight.
At the count of one, lunge forward on right fool, keeping lelt At the same time swing wand over head, stretching as far as possible. At the count of two, return te the original position, At the count of three, repeat, stepping forward on left foot, of four, return to original position and repeat,
At count
4. Assume position asx seen above, right knee forward, left leg stretehed straight back, hands—grasping wand--stretehed straight over»
head. of two return te original pesition,
position, extending left knee forward, vight leg back,
At count of one, swing body back as far as possible, Repeat several times, then reverse
At count
Repeat exercise,
5. Sit erect on floor, both legs stretehed straight out in frent of
you, as far ax possible, right as pessible,
count of three, swing body te left as far as possible,
Grasp wand in both hands and stretch arms straight over head At count of one, swing body as far around fo the At count of two, return te original position,
At
At count of
four, return te original position and repeat,
Nelle Tangeman
| | Becomes Bride |
Times Special BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July 28. j= The marriage of Miss Nelle Mar|guerite Tangeman of Indianapolis) land Sergt. Charles T. Williams of [Fe Custer, Mich, took place here]
(at high noon yesterday in the First! | Methodist Church, | | Mrs. Williams is the daughter of Mrs. Nelle Tangeman, 2714 N. 3 | {linofs St, Indianapolis, and the] {bridegroom is the son of Mus, Amanda Williams, Princeton, Ind.| Miss Rosemary Evernham of Waves | land, Ind, and Sergt. John W, Simonton of Ft. Custer attended [the couple. | Baby lynx fur trimmed the bride's | [powder blue wool costume suit, | {which she wore for the ceremony | |with white accessories. Miss Evern- | am was in a rose jacket suit and | {had white accessories. The bride's |
mother, Mrs. Tangeman, chose a | navy blue and white ensemble, Mrs. Williams will return to Ine;
residence after Aug. 10, and Sergt. | Williams will join her later.
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THEY WANT to live gracefully, ‘but they put that off to the time when the budget will allow for more of the luxuries, They would like to minds straightened out about any ‘number of subjects, so that they (know where they stand and where their lives seem to be taking them, But they haven't learned how to clear their minds or nagging little worries even in the few minutes be= fore they fall asleep at night And so the debt to themselves piles up year after year until it gets (so big it ean never be paid off in full,
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