Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1919 — Page 11

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Cameofias Would Save Ship. submarine can spot a ship flva miles away, estimate Its course, snlmerge and later intercept It. But this ship might have a keel painted fifty feet down !ts aide and the actual keel blocked out. This would glv it the appearance of traveling In a course that was quite off tne actual course. The calculations of the submarine would be Quite wronj and the ship would not be Intercepted at nil. It would be Bared bjj tixa deception of 1(3 camouflage.

Jurt a Suggestion. Maybe this hint from the pen of Oscar Wilde will be found worth a moment's notice by the peace delegates t "As long as wnr Is regarded as wicked It will always have Its fascinations. When it Is looked upon as vulpar it will cease to bo popular." Boston Transcript.

Jerusalem's Walls. Jerusalem Is Inclosed by a wall SS'i feet In height with 84 towers, forming an Irregular quadrangle of about two and a naif miles In circumference. The old wall as rebuilt by Jsehemlab about 445 B. C is thought to have ben BometUnc more than 150 feet hlgh.and at least 25Q leet JHfia aX the corner towers. Be on Quart Always. Shut the door and keep tie padlock on against mean thoughts. One slngifl

An Exacting Alaskan. Wanted, a Wife Ilonest and capable man wishes a wife; aee not a bar: must be pood cook and able to take care of home. Ilave several hundred dollars in the bank, a comfortable cabin and a promlslne. claim. No phonograph need apply. From the Valdes Miner. Glass Bricks Now In Use. A novel idea of building construction which has been Introduced In some European cities la the use of glass bricks for certain rarts of the outer walls.

One Served Men's Army: The Other Served Women's Army in France

Or the Monday Blues. The office boy has made a careful canvass of all th motion picture show

night of lying on the ground brings; musicians and reports that he is unthe red of rust to the shiniest plow- j able to learn who composed the dish share that ever was made. Exchange, i rag.

HERE I ht . MAW U f BRiNG ME anything mxye j , 50T IN THE. MOOSET i'H J ( - HOHE ON A RJRLOUSH I HUNSCV 1 COUli EAT WITH AN APPETITE LlWE 1 "THE 3OOC MAT V. J A WOLF!". w .. &h m f ) HERE'S ALL 'HAVE? ) J jost now .JiNy(J6tM THRTZWZGWXW

Venerated Rello Loet. The Black Eood was a relic brought to Scotland by the wife of Malcolm Canmore. and long held in extreme veneration by tbe Scots. It consisted of a cross oX gold. Inclosing a piece of the true cross, set In an ebony figure of Christ. It was deposited with the regalia In Edinburgh caxtle, and carried with them to England by Edward I. and used by him to give. Increased solemnity tohe oaths he exacted from tbe Scottish magnates. All trace of it is now lost.

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Pisa's Leaning Tower. The famous leaning tower of Tisa

r3 of pure white Carara marble in the ; Gothic style. Its departure from the j perpendicular has been variously In- ; terpreted. but there Is little doubt that

It arises from the softness of the soil on which it stands and which has given way.

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Two uniforms onitd for service. Eoth were women's uniforms. Here they are framed by the window of the hut where they worked together. At the right Is a nurse, who has neen in service since the early days of America's entry in the war. She followed the "actions" from base to base moving up toward Germany behind the lines. And once she did service on a hospital train, taking care of the men as- they were picked up from the field and were being rushed back to a hospital. Beside her Is a Y.W.OA. secxe-

YVvc n rty-o srevrer tery who followed the nurses to their hospitals, watched for their comfort and planned for their leisure and rest times. She opened a hut one of dozens the Y.W.C.A. maintained for a like purpose, and there held a nurses club. It is just at the door step of the big hospital, on the grounds and part of it. It Is a gay, cheery club house where every nurse makes for immediately her free time comes. y The nurse Is serving the army of men. The Y.W.C-A. secretary is serving th army of women. '

4 First Moving Picture.

produced by C. Francis Jenkins, a Stenographer at the treasury department. Washington, and shown by him at Richmond. Ind., his home town, on June 6, 1804. The picture portrayed a butterfly costume dance performed

i by a vaudeville artist named Annabelle, who received $5 for her work.

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In a Quandary. A charming hoetess, who was entertaining a party of children, discovered one little fellow sitting in a corner apparently lost In thought. "What are you thinking about, FlarryT "Mother told me not to take two oranges," piped the little man, "and I was thinking I would be mighty lucky If I got one."

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MAKE GRAPE JUICE. Wise housekeepers can plenty of gTape juice, for use not only as a beverage, but as a navorinr in various tempting: desserts.

Only clean, sound, well ripened, but not overripe prapes should be .used. These may be crushed by a potato masher or some similar implement, or the juice may -be pressed out in an ordinary cider mill. Pour immediately into a glass or enameled vessel and allow it to stand over nijrht. brain the juice from the sediment and run throuerh several thicknesses of clean flannel. Pour into clean bottles, leaving space at the top for liquid to exnand when hot. Put bottles on a false bottom in a wash boiler if no commercial pasteurizer is available, fill boiler with water to within an inch or so of the tops of the bottles. Place a thermometer in one of the bottles and heat until the juice reaches a temperature of 180 degrees, then take the bottles, out and seal or cork them immediately. Only new corks which have been soaked for thirty minutes in warm water at a temperature of about 140 degrees should be used. It is well to take the further pre-,

caution of ee&linp the corks with paraffin or sealing wax to prevent the entrance of mold perms. Grape juice may also be made by aiding one pint of water to everv five pounds of grapes. Ccncords an i Niagras make an acceptable product. Crush the grapes, add the water, brinjr nearly to boiling point and strain. And one-half cun of graulaled sugar to every quart of juice. Brinejust to a boil, pour into boilri

bottles or cans, place in water br.t'i end boil ten mirutts; seal air tipht Unfermcnted grape j uice properly made and bottled will keep indefinitely if not exposed to the atmos phere or to infection from mo1..! germs. When a bottle is once opened, however, the contents should be used as soon as possible. Unite 1 States epartment of Agriculture. RECIPES. Delicious Spice Cake One cun of sugar and one large tablespoon butter creamed together, add yoiks of two eggs and beat well; one cup sour cream (or milk), one tearpooa soda, one teaspoon cinnamon, cr.chalf teaspoon cloves, two cups flour and one heaping: teaspoon bakim; powder. Frosting: One cup sugar, three tablespoons water and one tablespoon vinegar, boil together; when boiled until it threads add to two beaten whites of eggs and beat lintil right consistency. Mock Mince Pies One cup fresh breadcrumbs, one cup hot water, one-half cup butter, ore-half cup vinegar, one and one-half cups sugar, one cup of currants, one cup of raisins, one cup chopped applesor..--half teaspoon salt, one r-;i c :; powdered cloves, cne teaspoon dered cinnamon, one-half v.. ': allspice, one-half teaspoon Mix all ingredients and keep in covered jar..

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