Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1919 — Page 26

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Interesting Jottings Concerning tie Doings of the Feminine Sex the World Over. "Widow la Sore r forbidden to remarry. It is claimed that New Jersey hA ever 2.000.000 clubwomen. Among the Finns and Norweigana thr are many women sailors. London has over 1.200 womea nurses unable to And employment. It Is estimated ttat there are I.1JJ.865 females In ,ew Tork City. Baltimore. Md.. has five pollceweiaeri, all of whom are doing excellent work. Over 0 per cent, of the stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad Is owned by women. "Orer ITe women are employed by the street railway companies in New Torlc City. Edith Baals and Ethlyn Thayer are members of Michigan's Are fighting brigade. Two thirds of the membership of the Retail Clerks' Union In Richmond Cal.. are women. Countess Feodora Gleichen. of Langenburr. la one of the foremost women sculptors. Recent census figures shows that In New York City there are 23C0 more women than men. Mrs. Wililam Booth. Jr.. conducts a commercial school In Peking for the young Chinese boys. Domestio servants In Berlin, Germany are paid $4.66 a month, with pay for all extra time. The Hotel Chambermaids' Union in Mexico Is opposing American armd Intervention in Mexico. Four thousand women are Included Jn the membership of the Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association. President Wilson has nominated Miss Florence M. West to be receiver of public moneys at Pueblo, Col. Miss Margaret Robinson has been appointed director of hospitals In Dallas. Tex., at a salary of 2700 a year. "Women stockholders of the Penn-, eylvsnia railroad now number 112,261 an Increase of 8,033 over August 1, ISIS. Twenty-one American women will receive medaJa according to the latest list of citations announced by the French Government. The United States Department of Justice is considering the advisability of appointing women as special agents to detect profiteers. Mrs. Ethel Parks who Is In charge of the financial department of the Democratic National Committee, studled law before entering politics. Honors MeNamara,- woman attorney of Brooklyn, N. T. Just back from overseas, has the distinction of feeding about 5000 soldiers rally. Of the twenty peeresses eligible to sit in the British House of Lords only seven are expected to take their seats nhen the barrier Is lifted. Women in China are taking .seven league strides to rid themselves cf the environment of practical vassalage under which they have lived for ages past. Probably the oldest woman voter In New Tork City Is Mrs. Harriet G. Rowley, who was born In 1SC2 and has already cast her ballot on two occasions. During the whole Lithuanian marriage ceremony It Is rigid etiquette flnd custom for the bride to weep.

MENU HINT Breakfast. Sliced Peaches. Rice Waffles. Synrp. Coffee. Luncheon. Bacon Omelet Jellied Tomato Salad. Chocolate Ice Cream. Cookies. TeaDinner. Vegetable Loaf. Potatoes with Cheese Sauce. Blackberry Pie. VARIETY OF RICE DISIIES There are many ways of servinp rice. Instead of serving: it plairras a fepetabla it may be stewed with tomatoes, cooked in a double boiler with tomato juice, soup stock or miik, or it may be seasoned with curry powder, onions or other seasoning materials. By usinjr skim milk in this way a particularly economical dish is produced. As a cereal for breakfast, rice may be boiled in milk and sweetened, or eaten with butter and salt. If it is desired, dried fruits such as dates or raisins may be cooked with the rice. Cold boiled rice, mixed with pancake or mulBn batters of wheat, buckwheat or corn meal, makes a pleasing addition to such food products, reduces the quantities of other ingredients needed, and furnishes a method for using the left-over cereal. - Cold boiled rice also may be used with or without a little meat, chicken, or seasoning vegetable for croquettes. Its use in puddings is universally familiar. One thing is lacking in the rice usually purchased the minerals contained in the outer husks which have been taken away in the process of polishing. The so-called "brown rice" has not suffered this loss, but

to Many people it is an unattractive dish and therefore seldom used. Polished rice can be supplemented by plenty of fruits and vegetables which contain the mineral substances needed for complete bodily health. TASTY SANDWICHES. Pepper Sandwiches Four green peppers one lemon, one teaspoon finely chopped onion, two tablespoons boiled salad dressing, four walnuts, four chopped olives, two tablespoons salad oil, one-quarter teaspoon salt, one large cream cheese. Seed the peppers and put through food chopper. Cover with the juice of the lemon and let stand one hour. Drain, add one teaspoon onion put through chopper, two tablespoons of boiled salad dressing, two tablespoons salad oil, one-half teaspoon salt, one large cream cheese, meats cf four walnuts and four olives, put through the food chopper. Mix together well. This makes enough filling for one sandwich loaf. Hot Cheese Sandwiches Hot cheese sandwiches arc made by spreading both Fides of thinly sliced white bread with butter. Betweeen two lices put thinly sliced or grated cheese. Place in hot oven, brown quickly, turn over and brown. Serve at once.

SETTING COLORS The safest wav to set colors is to do so before washing. For browns, blacks and pinks, use one cup salt to one-half gallon water. Soak goods in this mixture for a few hours. For .blues, use one-half cup vinegar to every gallon of water. Soak a few hours. For lavender, use one tablespoon sugar of lead to one gallon of water. Soak the goods for a few hours. Using the proper "fixer" for th proper color will give excellent results.

If she does not the older women scold her until she does. Miss Jane Gregory, daughter of former Attorney General Gregory who has pledged herself to support three Belgian war orphans, has been awarded the Order of Queen Elizabeth. Women employed in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing In Washington claim that they are doing skilled and semi-skilled work for less wages than those paid unskilled male laborers. Both France and England were forced to confer military rank on the women in the medical service when the shortage of men physicians made It necessary to call large numbers of women Into the service. Disposition of world-famous wine vineyards near Rheims, France, hinges on an application to the United States Senate by Mrs. Frances Scovl'.le Munn, a former lansas girl for reinstatement as an American citizen. Housewives In Covington, Ky., are going to organize a co-operative store an effort to cut the high living cost. StocJ will be sold at 25 a share and will return a dividend at ths end of the year of 7 1-2 per cent In commodities. Catching the spirit If the economy wave sweeping over Great Britain under the Impetus of Premier Lloyd George, Queen Alexandra has dispensed with tha services of- two of the three rice chauffeurs assignel to her by Scotland Yard. The most decorated woman of the war is probably Mrs. Hilda Wynne, of

the British Red Cross Society, who was awarded no fewer than seVen medals, crosses snd other distinguished honors for her fearless efforts on behalf of the wounded fighters In Italy, France, Belgium and Russia. The woman's stockade at the United States war prison barracks Ft. Oglethorpe, has been closed. Mrs. Henry H. Morgan, executive officer of, the barracks will return to her home in Madison, Wis., where she will organize the newly established state bureau of child hygiene. Miss Zella de M:;hau, of Southampton. L. I., has received the gold MedaiUe de la Reconnalsance from the French Government. This makes the fourth medal Miss de ?.i;lhau has received for her bravery and devotion to duty during the war. She donated an ambulance and drove It herself nearly two years.

tut when he found that it did no good he stopped It and adopted the rest cure Instead, and began to get results. He points out that It is not enough to tell patients to rest, aa If he understood how it ehould be carried out. Many physicians, he finds, do not understand the minutiae of the rest treatment. Pottenger holds that every patient with tuberculosis must be put to bed and kept there as long as there Is any question of actlvo tuberculosis. Only whon the disease process in the lung has become quiescent may the patient safely begin to take minute doses of exercise. Exercise acts like a dose of tuborculin of a fresh onslaught of tubercle bacilli on the blood there Is a certain reaction. If the conditions and the dose are right, and this reaction distinctly helps the patient In his fight. Pottenger permits the patient, with the dlseass "ct-ss arrested, to begin to take exercise by sitting up for five minute- to ten minutes at a time. Increasing to twenty minutes or half an hour, ejid finally to periods as long as three hours. When the patient can sit up three hours without tiring and without any Indication of fatigue as determined by the physician's observation or examination, then the patient Is permitted to begin walking, at first not more than fifty to one hundred feet a day, and gradually farther. This graduated dose of exercise eventually brings the patient tc the point where he can walk from two to ten miles a day without getting tired, without any lrrd'atlon of toxemia, and Mental res.t, as well as physical rest, is a feature which must be assured ths patient. This naturally proscribes visits by those pests wh come to tell of sure cures or great doctors they have heard of. to reflect upon tho moda of treatment, the nursing, or whatnot. It is strange, but almost thirty per cent of us belonj to that class. To determine the proper dose of rest, and of exercise If exercise is safe at ail, is one of the technical points most difficult for the physician In the managemertt of tuberculosis. For a patient or his friends to attempt to decide these vital matters Is fool-hardy, although quite the conventional thing and a common caus of failure.

REST CURE FOR TBC.

It consumes twenty-five per cent mere energy to sit at rest in a chair than It does to rest in bed. This twenty-five per cent of energy is worth saving in a great many illnesses, although it is difficult to make some patients conserve energy in this way when they feel able io be up and about. Sitting up and conversing with friends or visitors consumes forty-five per cent more energy than is consumed by the same individual lying at rest. Dr. F. M. Fottenger of California states that he has tried the exercise plan In the treatment of tuberculosis.

BEAUTY CHATS The difference between a pretty girl and a homely one Is often less than a degree. Tou had better be chinless, and xqulsitely groomed, than possessed of the features of Helen of Troy, and carelessly turned out. Now this is a principle I am try'ln? hard to impress on my younger readers especially for the older ones probably already know it. Nature provided you with eyes, nose, mouth and a profile, and it Is a hard matter to change the shape and size of any of them If you've tried it, you know. But Nature has nothing to do with the sort of clothes you pick out, thj colors you wear, or the way you do your hair. Those things are matters of individual Judgment. So this is a warning. First, find out your virtues, then your faults, and dress

yourself so as to bring out the one and hide the other. Try any number of different ways of doing your hair, for this Is very important. Few people can stand a severe style, and an extreme style is always bad taste. Next in importance to dressing the hair comes choosing the colors of your clothes. Generally, the shade of your eyes and a shade or two .darker is best, as it accentuates the eye. deepens Its colors and consequently, makes It seem larger and more beautiful. Third In Importance Is getting the proper "lines" on your clothes but a

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