Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 103, 10 March 1921 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921.

PLEASED CROWD GREETS OPENING SESSION OF COOKING DEMONSTRATION AT COLISEUM

An atteadance of over two hundred at the first session of the Palladium cooklns , school Wednesday,. gave a pood Impetus tojhe . three day coarse of instruction and demonstrations. 01ose attention was paid by the audience to the work and accompanying explanations of TMrs. Marjraret Brown; who is upervislng the demonstrations', with her assistants, Misses Denehie ahd Boyd. Several recipes dictated by Mrs. Brown durlnjr, the- afternoon were carefully copied v hy., almost everyone frfithe building.1'' ' ,MThe menu for the first, day Included biscuits, doughnuts, French fried potatoes and creamed peas.- The doughnuts and potatoes were cooked in the same fat or oil, and after onions and fish had been fried, also in the same oil, to demonstrate the fact that it would absorb no odors or flavors. This is ; ah oil derived from the germ or heart of the corn kernel, which has hitherto been a waste product, and gpes by the trade name of Mazola. ??The Coliseum where the school is

being held, presents a carnival appearance with banners strung all around the walls, describing the products shown.--and calling attention to the displays. Besides the booths in the tear of the hall, where are shown a piano and graphonola from Weisbrod's, displays of -Yourex silverware by Jenkins and company, and displays by the Richmond Baking company and Tracey's Tea and Coffee shop, the part ot the stage which is not occupied by the

cooking equipment, holds displays of groceries from various houses of Rich

mond, -flour from Wbelan's, Goddards

pineanole and - rolled oats, Calumet

Baking Powder and Sun Maid Raisins; commodities of the Corn Products company, and furniture, stoves, cabinets and tables by the Reed company. FreeCoffee.

A popular section of the school was that'occupied by the booth dispensing

free hot coffee and sandwiches and the one which served ice cream and cakes.

Across from them was the table with

the silverware and the Weisbrod in

struments accompanying, the "eats" with music in ttue cabaret style.. One woman enthusiastically announced her intention of coming early Thursday with her crocheting and securing a front seat in order not to miss anything good. Another who testified as great enjoyment, though of a different order,, was a little girl of about four years, who after the school was over, came the length of the hall to tell the demonstrators, "Ladies, I enjoyed your lunch, very much. Thank you." ' Is Earlham Grad. , Miss Maizie Boyd, who gave most of the instruction today, attended Earlham college of this city in the years of 1912 and 1913, and is a graduate of

Thomas Domestic Science Normal of

Detroit and has taught domestic sci

ence since. Mrs. Brown is a graduate of Indiana State Normal in the domes

tic BClence department, and Miss Denehie is a State Normal student of the domestic science department also, so that the instruction staff is well equipped for its task. The recipes given by Mrs. Brown during the afternoon were: Doughnuts Two eggs, one cup sugar, two dessert spoons Mazola, one cup Himes Brothers' sweet milk, -teaspoon mace, -teaspoon vanilla,

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one teaspoon salt; flour for a very soft dough; one teaspoon Calumet Baking Powder for every cup of E-Z Bake Flour. Baking Powder Biscuits Two cups E-Z Bake Flour, four teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder, one teaspoon salt, two tablespoons Mazola. three-fourths cup Himes brothers' sweet milk. Cheese Biscuits Two cups E-Z Bake Flour, four teaspoons Calumet baking-- powder, one teaspoon salt, onehalf cup grated cheese, two teaspoons Mazola, three-fourths cup Himes Brothers sweet milk. . Thin White SauCe(used for creamed soups) One tablespoon E-Z Bake Flour, one and one-half tablespoons Mazola, one cup Himes' milk, one-half teaspoon salt. Medium White Sauce Two tablespoons E-Z Bake Flour, one And nntv

half tablespoons Mazola, one cup Himes milk, one half teaspoon salt. This saueo is used for creamed vegetables, puddings and gravies. It is the sauce that was served at the Palladium school with the peas. Thick White Sauce (used for croquettes) Four tablespoons E-Z Bake Flour, one and one-half tablespoons

Mazola, one cup Himes' milk, one-half teaspoon, salt.

Indiana Brevities

. COLUMBUS Bowed by the hand of time and, tottering under weight of 81 years, Levi Helmick, a Civil war vet eran of Hope, appeared in circuit court Wednesday and pleaded not guilty to a charge of being a lazy husband. The date for the trial was not set and he was released to go on his own recognizance. His wife, who is suing him for a divorce, charged him with being an old dog, a lazy loafer and an old rascal. EVANSVILLE Three of seven men alleged to have invaded the Richard Pennington roadhouse near here on the night of Dec. 11 and precipitated a free-for-all fight with a number of young men were found guilty of rioting in the Vanderburg circuit court here by Judge Gould. They received fines of from $30 to $60 and 30 to CO days on the state farm.

MARION Ira Reidell, lineman for

the Citizens Telephone company, of

Falrmount, is in a local hospital probably fatally injured as the result of a 0 foot fall from a shade tree while making repairs. A limb on which he was standiug broke end he alighted on his head and shoulders.

News of the Counties

HANNA'S CREEK. 1ND. The farm

ers' federation committee composed of

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carson, Mr. and the feet are temporarily tired. Everrett Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. William Greggeraon and Mr. and Mrs. Ilif Shook will meet this week and arrange a special program for the federation meeting. . Friday night, March 13th, Mrs. Charmer Charles, Mr. and Mrs. every member and family of Harrison township are invited to come and en-

SWISS PROPOSE MONOPOLY

ON IMPORTATION OF WHEAT BERNE. March 10. The government proposes addition to the constitution providing a state monopoly in the importation of breadstuffs. such as existed during the war, it was announced.

Masonic Calendar

Thursday. March 10 Masonic club will give a subscription dance limited to Masons and their ladies. Friday, March 11 King Solomon's chapter No. 4. R. A. M. Stated convocation. Saturday. March 12 Loyal chapter No. 49. O. E. S- will rive a St. Patrick party to the members and their families. .

RAILROAD RESTAURANTS HELD BIGGEST PROFITEERS CHICAGO. March 10. Railroad station restaurants in Chcago are the "biggest profiteers in existence, and their gross profits range from 80 to 809 per cent, Russel J. Poole, chairman of the city council cost of living committee, said in a report covering a recent survey. The lowest net profit made by some of the restaurants was 50 per cent, be said.

Croesus' wealth was said to come from the particles of gold in the mud of Pactolus. a small brook in India.

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Here's a treat an important event a vital lesson you must not miss. Mrs. Brown, Miss Boyd, Miss Denehie have given you some important ome new and remarkably clever pointers in baking at the ' j RICHMOND PALLADIUM'S free Cooking School this week. They have shown you how to banish bake-day failures how to always bake lieht, fluffy, delicious eoodies every

bake-day and they did it with Calumet Baking Powder. Mrs. Brown, Miss Boyd, Miss Denehie uses

AKING POWDER

exclusively in their demonstration work. Like millions of shrewd, happy housewives, she has found it the Baking Powder that assures uniform results that means economy in buying and economy in using that is pure in the can and pure in the baking. Yoo want tempting, wholesome, pure bakings then use Calumet don't be content with ordinary results dou't put up with bake-day failures. Calumet contains only such in' fredients as have been approved officially by the U. S. ood Authorities.

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Many People; Are Fried Into Bad Health With Animal Fats

..Animal fats, because of their low smoking point, i" "decompose" into otner than their natural fatty "' acids and glycerine. .. They develop acrolein and other products, irritating to the stomach and intestines. This favors under-oxydation especially of the end products of.proteid digestion and stand in loco parentis to a whole hatful of trouble. Why not avoid all this? Stop "the use of all animal fats in cooking, and use Mazola instead. Waxolarjs pare vegetable oilalready fluidified (Mah&::ttterIotCjnore rcadily;igested . than fats Uvatttonrjp -t etotlTelyMgb. temperatures. Alscf' Afazola sfandqa high degree of heat before the invoking- point is reached. So it is not nearly ! bo-" likely to develop acrolein or other oxydation products-. harmful to Jthe digestive mucosa.

Many physicians are also recommending the liberal use of Mazola as a salad oil, to increase heatenergy in patients with malnutrition, or who need a palatable, easily-assimilated, protein-sparing food.

Mazola contains lecithin and from 1 to 14 of glycerophosphat e s i mmensely valuable in all nervous and -wasting disorders. It is a food-tonic of wonderful efficacy, as even a short trial will demonstrate.

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Learn more about it at The Palladium's Free Cooking School Tomorrow & Friday

You Will be Pleased with "YOUREX The Original Silver Plated Ware

Now on Display and Being Demonstrated at the PALLADIUM'S FREE COOKING SCHOOL

In the Coliseum Tomorrow

YOUREX May indeed be termed a new discovery in precious metals. It expresses the highest achievement in the art of silver plated ware. In "YOUREX" you get a silver plated knife that will not rust or wear black, that can be sharpened the same as a steel knife without showing black around the edges, and guaranteed for all time. We guarantee that this silver plate will' give absolute satisfaction and we agree to stand behind and replace every piece of goods bearing the "YOUREX" TRADE MARK that does not give satisfactory service in any household-

The silver plate on "Yourex" is not only equal to but belter than that on any other brand on the market. It is scientifically applied and last better than on steel, as the "Yourex" grips it better. Yourex has the tensile strength and flexibility of steel' and restains its cutting edge but does not turn color like the baser metal. Of course, rough or long continued usage will scratch the silver off the cutting edge of a Yourex knife just as it does off any other good silver plated knife, but with Yourex you can not tell the difference without examining it very closely.

YOUREX IS KNOWN IN FOUR BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS The "Liberty," "Panama," "Victory 'and "Marjo Mell" JENKINS & CO.

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Has Been the Center of Interest at the PALLADIUM'S Free Cooking School Held Each Afternoon in the Coliseum Ladies who attend the Palladium Cooking School at

the Coliseum are enthusiastic in their praise of the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet, which is being used by Miss Brown, Miss Boyd and Miss Denehie in their demonstrations. They are quick to see the points of merit that make the Sellers the one complete Kitchen Cabinet on the market. THE ACME OF CONVENIENCE You will note the multitude of utensils and materials, that these ladies use in their demonstrations all within arm's reach in the Sellers Kitchen Cabinet. One of these beautiful complete Cabinets will afford you the same conveniences in your home.

With every utensil in the place most easy to get at, with foods, spices, etc., right at your . finger tips, you can sit before your Sellers uncluttered work table at your ease. It saves hours of time and miles of steps, and puts your kitchen on a real efficiency basis.

ONLY $1.00 BRINGS A SELLERS TO YOUR HOME AT ONCE

See the Red Star Vapor Oil Steve at the Cooking School.

See the Challenge Refrigerator at the Cookinf School.

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