Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 301, 31 October 1921 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, OCT. 31, 1921.
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SATURDAY'S RECIPES DRAW LARGEST CROWD TO PALLADIUM SCHOOL
With a Saturday's attendance of 1032, making a total of 3186. for four days of the school, the Palladium cooking school closed Saturday with mutual expressions of satisfaction by the participants and those who attended. A steady increase in the number of those who attended was noted from day to day. Practically all who had experienced the benefits of the school last winter wer eregular members or the audience at this one from the start, and. still others flocked in as the news of the institution spread. By the last day, so large had the crowd became that even the single
detail of the distribution of free sam
ples of food was a large undertaking, necessitating a careful organization and a number of waitresses.
The average dailv attendance for
this school was 796, which was an Advance of 225 over the figures for the first one. The attendance was 523 on Wednesday, 757 on Thursday, 859 on Friday and 1032 on Saturday. A number of local business men cooperated in the school, realizing that the housewives who formed practically the whole of each day's audience represented a picked list of buyers, probably for several times their own number of consumers. Local firms taking part In thj school were: The Richmond Baking compaany, Traeey's Tea and Coffee House. Weiss Furniture Store, Himea Brothers' Dairx, Economy Creamery. Lee B. Nusbaum company. Bender Ice Cream company, W. H. Hood company, Romey's Furniture company, A. H. Dorsel .Milling company, of Liberty, with the "out of town firms whose products are handled locally were the Ctlumet Baking Powder company, and the Corn Products Refining company Recipes which were given Saturday are as follows: White Cake
Sift together several times: 2V2 cups,
of Faultless pastry flour, 1 cups suear. 1 teaspoon salt. 3 teaspoons baking powder. To cup Mazola add Vi teaspoon lemon extract, 'A teaspoon vanilla extract, 1 cup cold water. Mix and pour over dry ingredients. Stir only enough to get will mixed. Beat 5 egg whites with 1-3 teaspoon cream of tartar until stiff and light. Cut and fold into batter. Bake in a loaf or in three layers in a moderately hot oven. Be Bure the oven heat is not too great. Quick Coffee Cake To 1 cups sifted Faultless pastry flour, add 3 teaspoons Calumet baking powder; teaspoons salt and sift. Beat 1 egg light, add 2 tablespoons Mazola, 2 tablespoons Karo crystal white syrup, and V2 cup Himes' sweet milk. Beat until mixed, pour over dry ingredients and do not stir until the batter is smooth as this coffee cake should not have too fine a texture. Pour into oiled tin. Topping for Coffee Cake Three tablespoons sugar, 1 tablespoon flour, V teaspoon cinnamon. 1 tablespoon Mazola. Mix well and sprinkle over top of coffee cake before placing in the oven. Bake in a moderately hot oven for about 20 or 25 minutes. The topping may be varied by placing slices of aprle on top and also sticking some into the batter, then sprinkling with sugar and cinnamon. Also varied by using halves of pited prunes, placed skin side up and walnut meats sprinkled over the top with a litle sugar. This should be served warm with
Economy butter in place of hot bis
cuits or bread. It is splendid for breakfast with coffee or eaten for luncheon or even dinner. Potato Chocolate Cake. Sift toegther several times 2 cups sifted pastry flour; IV2 cups sugar! lVi teaspoon salt; 1 teaspoon soda; 3 teaspoons Calumet baking powder;
teaspoon cinnamon; 14 teaspoon cloves; teaspoon nutmeg; y2 cup of
cocoa. Then add 1 cup raisins and 1
cup nut meats, mixing well with dry
ingredients. Beat three egg yolks well, add 1 cup mashed potatoes (do not pack in cup) cup Mazola; 1 cup sour milk. Pour over dry ingredients and mix. Beat 3 egg whites lightly with V. teaspoon cream of tartar; cut fold in and bake in a moderate oven in a loaf cake tin. The mashed potatoes used in this cake cause it to remain nice and moist for days. Boiled Icing Boil Hi cups sugar; 4 cold water and 1 tablespoon Karo maple syrui to the thread stage. Pour into the beaten white of one egg to which hag been added 1 tablespoon marshmello'tf cream or 4 puffy marshmallows, beating constantly while adding the cooked mixture. Flavor as desired. This
can stand for hours before it is neces
sary to spread on the cake. Cranberry Conserve
Stew 1 cup raisins in cup water
for ten minutes, then add the follow
ing: 2 cups cranberries; IV2 cups granulated sugar: cup Karo crystal
white syrup; 1 tablespoon chopped orange peelings. Cook for 30 minutes.
then add 1 cup choped nut meats ana pour into mould. Ttis is especially good to serve with meats, poultry or wild fowl.
ARRANGE CLEVELAND
ORCHESTRA PROGRAM TO APPEAL TO ALL
BELLIS CELEBRATES HIS 94TH BIRTHDAY Edward Bellis, oldest member, of Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows, and perhaps the oldest member of that order in Indiana, celebrated his 94th birthday at his home here Monday. He was initiated into the lodge on Oct. 12, 1SS5, and still takes an active part in its affairs. He was one of the men who planned and supervised the building of the lodge hall at Eighth and Main street, one of the most valuable pieces of business property in Richmond, and was secretary of the Hall Building association for more than 50 years. He also is the oldest
member of Oriental Encampment, No. 28.
Besides his lodge affiliations, Mr.
Bellis Is a member of South Eighth Street Friends church, and with
Timothy Nicholson, who is his junior
by one year, is one of the oldest Quakers in this community.
Watches Work on Lawn. Mr. Bellis, feeling unusually well
this morning, was directing the raking of leaves in his lawn. "I'd like to do the job myself, but I don't think I had better because I might get a little
dizzy," he told members of his family. A few intimate friends called on Mr. Bellis during the day and found him a cheerful mood and happy. "Sleep, food and rest, each in due time," he said, "is one reason why I have maintained good health and am still active." One of the developments in Indiana that has greatly impressed Mr. Bellis since - his arrival in this city from England in 1848 is the development of the road system in this state. "I have seen the time," he said, "when the mail from the east was carried west on a wagon. With six horses drawing the wagon it was so hard to pull over the roads that the drivers would accept no passengers. It was a good six hours ride from Richmond to Milton. Stage coaches were all the vogue, and I remember during a period of fierce competition that one rode from here to Cincinnati for 50 cents."
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Cooked Foods Alone WouldKillYou In a Year
Professor Lumiere, of the Academy In Paris, is authority for the statement. Vitamines, the food element vital to life recently recognized, are largely destroyed by cooking. The raw food most acceptable to the palate is fruit. Oranges will supply whatever lack of vitamines exists in your diet. Most people would use oranges and lemons oftener if they could think of
'different attractive ways to serve them.
A free booklet containing more than
200 recipes will be sent to any reader
of tiis paper. Merely clip and mail the coupon below. Be sure your name and address are written plainly, and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. (Do not send the coupon to The Pallad'um. Mail it direct to Washington, D. C.)
Wikolai Sokolof. The appearance of the Cleveland orchestra in Richmond Nov. 8, will be an event of great musical significance. The program has been arranged by the eminent conductor. Nikolai Sokolof, with a great deal of care, and is one which is sure to appeal to musician and layman alike. Mr. Sokolof believes that the object of symphonic bodies should be to spread the interest in orchestral music as broadly as possible and not to play always for the same sophisticated music lovers. In order to do this he has increased the number of his popular concerts thi3 year as well as "his educational concerts given at a small fee in school auditoriums.
Born near Kieff, Russia, where his
Frederic J. Haskin, Director. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM Information Bureau,. Washington. D. C. I enclose herewith two cents in stamps for return postage on a free copy of the Orange and Lemon Booklet. Name
OPEN PRESBYTERIAN MEETINGS TONIGHT
Dr. W. McClean Work, pastor of
Keid Memorial umtea rresDyiennu church, will speak at the Second Presbyterian church. North Nineteenth and C streets. Mondav nieht.
The address by the Rev. worK wiu be the first of several addresses to be i made by local pastors during the
series of meetings at the Second Presbyterian church. Following is the order in which the speakers will appear: Oct. 31 Dr. W. M. Work, pastor of Reid Memorial church. Nov. 1 Dr. Frank A. Dressel, First English Lutheran church. Nov. 2 Rev. Ross W. Stoakes, First
M. E. church. Nov. 3 Rev. A. L. Stamper, First Christian church. Nov. 4-r-Dr. Alfred H. Backus, Grace M. E. church. Nov. 7 Rev. H. S. James, United Brethren. Nov. 8 Rev. R. M. McNemer, Baptist church. Nov. 9 Rev. E. H. Brown, East Main Street Friends' church. Nov. 10 Rev. Harry J. Sarkiss, Second Presbyterian church.
ty funds, according to Rhoades' testimony. County Expenditures J. M. Williams, labor, $1-50.. George Martin, labor. $7.50. Real Estate Transfers Mary E. Reid to Ezra F. Price, small tract In New Madison, $1. Ezra Price to O. D. Noggle et al. inlot 40 in New Madison, $1.
Sadie E. Farra to' C O.-Mong, part lot 116 in Greenville. $1,; ; rr Mary E. Hileman to Hlleman, part lot 2 in New Madison, .51. 'j r, John Hlleman et al to " Harry S. Dennis et al. part lot 3 and part lot 2 In New Madison, $1. ; - Walter S. Kerr et al to E,"J". Dettman et al, 85 acres in Jackson township, 58,000. " . ; ,
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EX.KING'S FUNERAL NOV. 5 BERLIN. Oct. 31. The body of exKing Ludwig of Bavaria, who died at
Sarvar castle. Hungary, is being moved to Munich, where the burial serv
ices will be. conducted in the Church of Our Lady at noon on Saturday, Nov. 5. Funeral services for the Queen of Bavaria will be held at the same time.
The cost of building street railway
lines in city streets varies from $35,-
000 to $ 5,000 a mile, according to
paving.
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Johnny Will Not Chew unless you give him something to chew on. Children fed on mushy porridges lose the habit of chewing which is so necessary to form sound teeth and healthy gums.
Wiiea
is the ideal food for kiddies because it encourages thorough mastication which insures complete digestion. It is rich in the lime-salts for building good teeth. Contains all the body-building elements in the whole wheat grain in a digestible form. For a warm, nourishing meal heat two Biscuits in the oven to restore their crispness and pour hot milk over them,adding a little cream and a dash of salt. Nothing so strengthening and satisfying and the cost is only a few cents. Delicious with fresh cr stewed fruits.
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APPOINTED LEGAL ADVISER BEDFORD, Ind., Oct. 31. Marshall Woolery, ex-prosecuting attorney, has been aDnointed legal adviser to the
family for generations had devoted j aijen oronertv custodian and left to-
their lives to the promotion and inter-1 jay for Washington to assume his pretation of music, Sokolof lived in a new duties.
musical atmosphere from his birth
and became a violinist when he was a small child, playing in public with great success at an early age. When 12 years old he came to America and a year later won a scholarship at the
Yale School of Music where he stayed
for two years. In New York he stu-j died with the well-known artist, Char-i
les Martin Loefler, and was first violinist in the Boston Symphony orchestra for four years.
Later he returned to Europe where
he spent several years in study con
cert work and conducting. Came to U. S. in 1918. In 1918 he came to America, and shortly after was engaged as conduc
tor of the Cleveland symphony or-i ehestra then in process of organiza-!
tion. At this post he has remained for the past four years carrying the work of the orchestra along the lines which he laid down at the beginning and from which the board of directors has never asked him to deviate. From 1914 to 1917 Mr. Sokolof was in Europe in the interest of the
SAY DARKE COUNTY ACTION WAS PLANNED
GREENVILLE, Ohio, Oct. 31. Darke county commissioners met after dark in the comissioners' office, Oct. 20, and passed a resolution to oust Dan H. Brown, county treasurer, from his office. This was revealed in the testimony Saturday, of Curt Rhoades, president of the board, in the trial of the state of Ohio, against Mr. Brown, who is charged with embezzling county funds. Mr. Rhoades stated that the board attempted the ousting of Mr. Brown solely upon the advice of Prosecutor Hoel. Auditor Hiatt told Mr. Rhoades that Brown had a shortage in the coun-
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We are now showing the greatest valuse in Men's 2-Pants . Suits ever offered in this city. The assortment Is in stripes, plaids and checks. Some are made in Sport Back models, and priced at $20.00 to $37.50.
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