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IBEACON JIOflMAIL BADLY MAGAZDNE GLEMINA SIOW RECIPES DOKO'UJY D1X ADVICE THTRTf-TWO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1936 New Children's Styles Show Tyrolean Influence Gives Three More Recipes For Cookies To Be Put In Holiday Boxes Young Men Enter Marriage Estate Bewildered; Given Advice By Miss Dix Get Off On Right Foot, She Tells Prospective Husbands; Assert Rights From Beginning, Consider Wife As Human Being By DOROTHY DIX WHEN a girl gets married her mother and her sisters, her cousins, her aunts and all of her dear five hundred friends deluge her with advice about how to make a success of marriage, but no one ever hands out any tips to the poor, ignorant, trembling youth who is about to take the fatal step. Mrs. Carrie M. Cady Awarded Dollar Prize For Choco late Peppermint Cakes; Writer Suggests Using Stick Candy Instead Of Liquid Flavoring By GLENNA II. SNOW Braron Journal Hnme Kconomira Editor QINCE we are still on the subject of cookies, how would you iff'- jfl chocolate peppermint cookies We like to bake some of these recall that the first cake recipe late peppermint cake, so why delicious We are going to suggest flavoring called for in the recipe stick candy as it would be more The Younger tomorrow after all the cooky recipes this week you should have a wide variety for those Christmas boxes.

The prize is going to Mrs. Carrie M. Cady, 296 Noble Akron, O. Chocolate Peppermint Cookies Mrs. Carrie M.

Cady Cream 1-2 cup butter with 1 cup brown sugar. Add 1-2 cup sour cream and 1 egg. Beat well. Add 2 squares of melted chocolate. Sift 1 1-2 cups flour with 1-4 teaspoonful soda and 1-4 tea-spoonful baking powder, then add to first mixture.

Bake on greased baking sheet for 12 minutes at 325 degrees. Ice while warm with the following frosting: 1 cup powdered sugar, 2 tablespoonfuls top milk and 1-2 teaspoonful peppermint flavoring. (One-half cup crushed peppermint stick candy may be used in place of the flavoring.) When frosting will hold its shape spread on cookies. PERHAPS you have some sorghum in the house and would like to use it in some of your Christmas cookies. Here is a recipe that Mrs.

Duncan sent to us from Cuyahoga Falls. Sorghum Cookies Mrs. L. C. Duncan Mix 2 cups sugar, 1 cup lard, 3 eggs and 1 teaspoonful salt with 1 tablespoonful ginger.

Add 1 cup sorghum and 1 tablespoon-' ful soda, dissolved in a small amount of hot water. Lastly add 2 teaspoonfuls baking powder in enough flour to make a stiff dough. Roll thin and bake in moderate oven. This recipe makes six dozen or more cookies that will keep a long time if stored in a dry place. fr i ft I Sweaters Are Lovely In Shades Of White, Navy, Green ties behind, but they may be removed at any time.

Colors Vary Other Tyrolean styles feature organdy vestees in printed frocks. Similar prints as well as those imitating Liberty of London may be purchased in blue and orange, red and blue, and a host of combinations that intrigue girls of all ages. Sweaters sounding the Tyrolean note are soft and lovely in shades of white, navy, and green. These are embroidered with multi-color Angora flowers and figures. Children like them.

Mothers may buy them in sizes from 3 to 12. Similar styles may be purchased at the same shop in a number of colors and types. The newest, however, are these Tyrolean ensembles, as authentic as the peasant doll itself. Modern Etiquette Q. Is it proper to introduce a Protestant minister as A.

Yes, unless he holds the title of doctor or dean. Then one should call him "Doctor Brown" or "Dean Brown." Q. What amount does the 10 per cent tipping system refer to, when paying for a meal? A. When the bill amounts to $2.50 or more. If the bill is only 50 or 75 cents, the size of the tip is optional.

Q. Is there any kind of suit worn by the well-dressed man that is considered correct for all in formal daytime occasions? A. Yes, the business suit, when immaculately clean and neatly pressed. By EDWARD A. WAGNER Copyright, by author.

All rights to contents and modes of presentation reserved money of other people in which you have an Interest claim your attention on Saturday. You can make wise and original adjustments in this connection, especially if you go into conference with others. August 83 to September tj, VIRGO A splendid day for partnership and cooperative projects, contracts, law suits, cocm-petltion. Don't be too trusting with strangers and don't kid yourself. It will pay you to look at things from the other tellow's point of view.

September ts to October J2, LIBRA Industrial, occupational and service matters snould ne pushed on Saturdays. You will have success with repairing and healing, depending on the degree of science and ln- genluity you use. Check up on the kind of service other people give you, October to November SI, SCORPIO Plan to get a little fun out of life. Push recreative pursuits, courtships, children's Interests, Investments. Early morning helps you to a wise decision in this respect.

Ingenuity and dexterity count thereafter. Nnvemher 9j In bicitti. Rlt'S Saturday aspects enable you to make wise and ingenious moves in connec. tlon with home, property, parents, land-j loards, local Interests. Stock up with food and refreshments: get the house in order.

Avoid deception in Judging property and values. December 22 to January II), CAPRICORN This is your day to make wIbc decisions, send off important messages, sign important papers, deal with agents, relatives, neighbors. Also a good day for short Journeys, house-to-house canvassing, interviews and conferences. January 20 to February 8, AQUARIUS Planetary aspects Incline you to wise and original llnanclal moves, clever purchases of personal effects and accessories. Bend your efforts toward raising the tide of finance, collecting money due you, etc.

February ID to March to, PISCES Time to throw off other people's burdens and think of yourself. Ingenious and wise moves help your popularity, health, morale, ambitions. Saturday Is a good day for minor changes, but don't start anything you might have trouble finishing. 1 UcauM- HERE is a recipe that can be very versatile. It may be a drop cooky, or it may be a rolled one, or it may contain different fruits and nuts, thus changing its appearance.

If they are rolled thin they Yet bridegrooms need a chart to, steer by through the stormy sea of wedlock far more than do hrirtes. for everv trirl has been Innklno- fnrwflrd tn eetUner mar- ried ever since she climbed out of her kiddie coop and is more or less prepared for it, while every man has thought that somehow he was going to escape it, and it takes him unawares. Now the first bit of advice that I would give the young husband is to get off on the right foot in marriage. By the time the honeymoon has set the husband's status is settled in the household. He is either the cock of the walk or a poor henpecked creature who jumps when his wife speaks to him, and nothing ever alters this situation as long as he lives.

Also, the first year determines whether the wife is going to pull her weight in the boat and be a good working partner or a drone and a parasite. So begin your married life by treating your wife as a regular human being whom you expect to act like a grown-up, intelligent woman. Don't baby her. Don't spoil her. Don't let her run you in debt by starting off your new life together in a style that you cannot afford.

The men who have to get up and get their own breakfasts while their wives snooze half the day have only themselves to blame for It. Ditto fhe men who have to sit down every day to meals that would kill an ostrich. Same way with the men whose wives keep their noses to the grindstone with their extravagances. Virtually every girl Is wildly In love when she marries and while she is In that mushy state Is the time for her husband to mold her to his heart's desire. Be a sport about marriage.

Take it on the chin and like it. You made the bargain. Stick to it without whining. Of course, it isn't all that your fondest fancy painted, but nothing In life is. Nothing looks so entrancing at close range as it did through the Show win- dow.

Don't be critical of your wife. You picked her out. She is your taste. And if she doesn't measure up to your ideals the fault is yours, not hers. You should have used more judgment in your selection.

Don't cut out all of the love-making at the altar. Marriage doesn't cure a girl of her love for sweets as clerking in a candy store does. Before you married Evelina there were dozens of boys who wanted to date her and who told her how beautiful and wonderful she was. Now you've got to plnchhit for the whole crowd and, unless you keep up the soft talk and the jollying, marriage is going to seem as flat and unappetizing to her as a inajr uc uocu aa a uuais xui a. iiuea coony.

Alice Munn Never Fail Cookies Lillian Munn Malott Sift together 5 cups flour, 1 teaspoonful salt, 1 teaspoonful soda and 2 teaspoonfuls baking powder. Add 2 cups brown sugar and mix with the hands like pie crust. Add 1 cup shortening and mix well. Beat 2 eggs in a bowl and add 1 cup sour milk, 1 teaspoonful vanilla and 1-2 teaspoonful nutmeg. Add to first ingredients and mix.

These cookies may be dropped from a spoon, or rolled and baked. Nuts, or raisins may be added or they can be rolled thin, then put together with a fruit filing. SO MUCH for cookies today. We are wondering how you are going to use the leftovers from your Christmas dinner. If you have any good suggestions please pass them to us soon so that others may benefit.

By the way how are you going to cook the sauerkraut for your New Year's dinner? Send all recipes to the Home Economics Editor, Beacon Journal, Akron, O. Tyrolean Influence invades introducing these models. look like jingle bells themselves, The same trim is used down the Daily Astrology PLANETARY GUIDE FOR SATURDAY, DEC. 19, 1936 Keywords for the Day: PROGRESS, ADVANCEMENT I SATURDAY IN GENERAL: A progressive day for general advancement. The morning until 9:45 favors legal, religious and charitable matters.

It is good for commencing new undertakings, for opening shops, for selling and quality buying. From this time until noon is somewhat mixed in vibration, but is predominately favorable, especially for unexpect- ed or surprising events. New methods can be used to advantage. People and matters connected with aviation, electrical businesses, roads, invention, new thought movements are benefited. Noon is good time to have lunch with a friend, have a conference or make contacts in a friendly way.

The balance of the day and evening favors journeys, social contacts, educational, literary work, new ideas, contracts, seeking information. Dealings with relatives, neighbors and business people are facilitated. Pleasure and recreation are also well indicated. IK SATURDAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: You have a good year ahead. Things should end well.

Advance your financial and employment interests; mix with others; promote your relations with others; take a short journey if you can. This newest astrological features applies to you tomorrow. Find your birth date and blrth sign below nrrn Ki in April IH, AKItiS Hatlltrinv- planetary aspects favor your interest 'in im.iiot, rc.ienrrn, in- i vestlgntlons. occult studies, hospitals, in- Btltutlons, finishing things. Solitude and i -PERSONAL Keep Fracture Up And Active, -By WILLIAM Christmas Trees, Shamrocks, Snowflakes Show In Prints By ELISABETH ADAMS TIME was when children's clothing followed standardized lines and patterns, with little variation winter or summer.

The story ia quite different now. Whenever a new influence invades the world of women's fashions, designers of little girls' garments are quick to respond. Ty rolean copies are newly high-4 lighted, for misses and women. It follows, therefore, that the theme is being followed with ramifications, for children. Apparel of this sort Is particularly adapted to the rather shapeless bodies of little girls.

A swinging bolero sweater, loose hanging blouse, or full skirt with apron is generally much more attractive on the extremely young. The styles pictured here are take-offs on the Tyrolean mode for older persons. Sister dresses in red and white dimity make excellent examples of the new trend. The neat white organdy binding and collar will appeal to the mother, while the lively figures in the print, the brass buttons, and the apron in stiff organdy will attract the child. Collar Lies Flat The binding defines the high waistline, puffed sleeve and front trimming.

Tailored as to type, the white collar lies flat, but ef fective on the bright print. The figures show Christmas tree, stars, snowflakes, men with wheelbarrows, and shamrocks among other things. All of the objects are familiar and pleating to the young eye. And those stiff, starched aprons! They button and unbutton with charming brass fastenings that Today's Styles By MARIAN MARTIN Such a captivating bit of a frock this demure model that you'll want to make up ever so many versions in your favorite colors to see you smartly through the day! Want to make a hit with your family trip down to break- fast frocked In Pattern 9116 and see what an "attention-getter" th.s frock rea ly is! Pattern .9116 may be ordered only in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 32, 34, i 36, 38, 40 and 42. Size 16 requires i 4 1-8 yards 36-inch fabric and 2 1-8 yards ric-rac braid.

Send fifteen ernta in coins ur stamps (coins preferred) for each Marian Martin pattern. Be sure to write plainly your size, name, address, and alrle number. Spring ahead! Order our new Marian Martin pattern book, with Its many helpful hints, for a gay, new-season wardrobe! You'll find after-dusk "Glamour" frocks, flattering mll-occaslon styles for every age and type from Tot to Stouter Figure. Easy-to-aew fashions for Junior and 'Teen-Age, tool Don't miss Ihe "Pin Money" pages, Bridal Fashions, Fsbrle or Accessory lips! Rook fifteen cents. Pattern fifteen cents.

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William Brady, care of the Akron Beaccn Journal. EVERY development or improvement in the technic of ambulant treatment of infected tonsils, varicose veins, hernia, hydrocele, hemorrhoids and fractures, is a contribution toward solution of contest we had was won by a choco' wouldn't the cookies be just as that instead of the peppermint that you use crushed peppermint in keeping with Christmas. By HEALTH- Case Patients Brady Ures BRADY, SI. keep fracture cases ambulant that is, keep the patients up and walking about or perhaps attending to light work. He reduces, sets or adjusts the fracture immediately, not waiting for swelling to subside, as did the old timer.

He applies and fits splints, bandages or other retentive dressing in such a manner an to give the patient the greatest possible comfort and prevent displacement of the broken bones; he does not use bandages or splints which" give the patient pain or distress, as did the old timer. The up-to-date physician removes the dressing daily to examine, gently massage, and after a few days begin passive movements. The old timer left the injury in splints for weeks without examination, and any deformity or permanent disability due to uncorrected conditions became more or less permanent. There is scarcely any fracture which may not be most satisfactorily treated in the ambulant way. QCESTIONS AND ANSWERS Pension Disabled with paralysis and receiving a pension which Is hardly enough to buy cigarets tor a large family.

s. c. M. Answpr Might save a good deal by switching to pipes. Fruit Juice How can one with colitis obtain enough vitamin when raw fruits and vegetables are excluded from the diet? (Mrs.

A. P.I Answer I know of no reason why one with colitis should not take fruit for vegetable Juice and the Juice of anv fresh fruit or fresh vegetable contains tht vitamin C. By EDGAR A. CVEST "Before a match you entered In I'd guarantee that you would win. There'd be no shot you couldn't make, No line through which you couldn't break.

The only rivals you would meet Would he the weaklings you could Deal. With doubt your path I'd never cross. I'd never let you take a loss. "Were I your enemy today, I'd let you walk the easy way. I wouldn't once enrich your smile By giving you a task worth while.

I'd make your dearest treasures cheap As litter on a rubbish heap, And ere the year had reached its end You'd want me back to be your friend." cT BILLY BOBBY HAPPY BIRTHDAY Billy Casenhiser is celebrating his first birthday anniversary today. He has been walking for more than a month, and now has seven words in his vocabulary. His brother, Bobby, will be four years old in April, Bobby and Billy are busy right now looking through the papers to select toys they would like Santa Claus to bring. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Casenhiser, 849 Harvard St. dinner without dessert. The man who wants his wife to eat out of his hand has to keep sugar in it. Don't be mean to your wife about money. Don't raise rows over the bills.

You knew before you married that a family was an expensive luxury. Take the rap and pay up and shut up. Give your wife a fair allowance for running the house and for her own personal expenses and make her keep within it. That will save rows and hard feelings. In a word, when you marry, treat your wife as you would a junior partner.

Train her as you would a new stenographer. Try as hard to find her good points as you would that of a new automobile that you had bought. And put as much thought and intelligence into trying to make your marriage a success as you do in making a success of your career, and all will be well. DOROTHY DIX. Mother Gray's Powders For Children They tend to check colds, regula to the bowels, reduce fever and relieve headache and stomach disorders.

A Walking DollFreeWrito Mother Gray Co, It Koy, H. Y. (for as Good for Adults, To I.IMg,,,,.W.IIIU.UU.IJll,l1.,y,WIIIW,W. A It" 42 -jr ARE VOU DRF.SSKD CORRECTLY? the realm of children's fashions, front. The buttons hold them in place at the waistline, and a sash Hall This Coupon for Private, Detailed and Advance Information Not Given in Tfala Column.

Don't wait until your birth month, there la a Solarscope available to you for each month of the year regardless of whether your birthday la In August December or any other month. Send at once for your Solarscope, which gives you a great deal of detailed Information which, because of lack ol space, cannot appear In thli newspaper. Solar Astrology Department: Please send me Mr. Wagner's private reading for my birth sign for the month of December, I enclose a three, cem stamped, addressed return enve-lope and to cents Id coin for stamps). Name.

Addresa City Slate Date of Birth introspection will shed valuable light on problems and limitations. On April 20 to May t. TAURUS An tin-usually good day for social Interests, contacts with frtrnds, advancement of hopes and wishes. Let your motto be, "One for all; all for one." Also a propitious day for improvement of business revenues And collections through original methods. May II to June SO, GEMINI The planets are with you today in the advancement of your business or professional affairs through wise Judgment and original moves.

Guard against a tendency to deception and confusion, however. Best opportunities come earliest. June 21 to July 11, CANCER-Bend your efforts toward Intellectual achievement and preparation for a better place In life. For- Aunin. Make or change your 'plans.

Saturday is a good day to handle distant or foreign Interests i July 2:1 to August I.EO Property or taken un skiiner with great en- proper clothing for this sport will high spats are worn and the result is more comfort and possibly less danger while skiing. If the sun on the snow is hard on your eyes wear either dark glasses or a long visored cap that fits snugly down over the head. Your plus-fours may be of tweed or heavy woolen fabric. The jacket is a very important part of the ski costume and should be selected with an eye to comfort as well as style. Wind-Proof, Too There are any number of wind-proof and water-proof ski cos tumes available and these of course are the most practical.

Many of the jackets are waist length and many of them come down just a little bit below the waist-line. These ski outfits are good for other types of outdoor sports and can be worn for skating and tobogganing. Be sure that you buy yours large enough. Rough and tumble outdoor sports do not fit tight fitting clothes. Split seams are no help to your comfort or your pocketbook.

Grey and navy blue are about the best colors for these sports suits. If you want to be particularly smart wear dark brown trousers with a yellow jacket or navy blue trousers with a white jacket. If your ears and head are particularly cold wear a bird-cloth hood that buttons up under the chin and comes down way below the neckline. A new fabric called Skl-O-TwllI is excellent for ski trausers. This fabric sheds snow remarkably well.

Whatever you choose in the way of winter sports clothes be sure that you get a fabric that is wind proof and water proof. There is nothing more uncomfortable than wet clothes on a cold day. I 1 For Skiing: Phis-4 Trousers, Spats. Long Visorcd Cap Best By KATHLEEN ENRIGHT 31 the hospitalizing problem. The burden of providing hospitals and hospital beds has increased out of proportion with the increase in population in the past three decades.

People are acquiring greater fondness for hospitalization; or should we say they are less afraid of hospitals than they were formerly? Indeed, I think hospital services are being greatly abused by both the laity and the physicians, and a thorough investigation of the situation and a bit of sensible reform would go far toward a settlement of the problem of maintaining our public hospitals. Get Vp Quickly i Some of the most competent physicians and surgeons at present insist on many patients getting up within a week, often within three days after a simple laparotomy, that is, any kind of abdominal operation such as appendectomy. On this treatment their patients get along remarkably well. I believe It might be distinctly to the advantage of the patient If It were the rule, rather than the exorption, that he must be up and about by the third day at the latent, or even nrxl dny after a rlean simple laparotomy. The chief reason why the average dumb surgeon feels it necessary that the patient remain in bed for two weeks or more after an operation is because that's where surgeons have always kept 'em.

Keep Patients Active The well trained physician or surgeon today does his best to Just Folks-- Ai hp i it "ill fiT" CINCE the United States has thusiasm a few hints on the not be out of order. Ski trousers in the plua-four style are much newer and far mme practical than those in ankle length style. With this new length Your Questions A reader can get the answer to any question of fact by writing the Akron Beacon Journal Information Bureau, Frederic J. Hankln, Director, Washington, D. Please enclose three cents for reply.

By FREDERIC J. HA SKIN Q. At a birthday party should the presents be opened or kept until the party is over? H. R. W.

A. It is customary to open any gift immediately upon its receipt. Q. How much money is invested in South America by people in the United States? O. F.

A. It is estimated that the amount may run to five billion dollars. British investments in South America are greater probably more than six billion dollars. Q. Are all of the dogs trained at the Seeing Eye German shepherds W.

R. A. Most of them are, but Dober-manns, Briards and Labrador retrievers have also been successfully trained. Q. Please give a list of recent books by reporters giving their experiences here or abroad.

E. A. Such a list would include: "Covering the Far East," by Miles Vaughn; "Personal History," Vincent Sheean; "I Write as I Please," Walter Duranty; "Way of a Transgressor," Negley Farson; "Inside Europe," John Gunther; "Tumult and the Shouting," George Slo-combe, "I Found No Peace," by Webb Miller. TROUBLE DEFENDS HIMSELF Alter 2 Generations, Only the Method of Using VapoRub has been Improved For best results, use the 3-Minute VapoRub Massage. Rub VapoRub briskly on the throat, chest, and back (between and below the shoulder blades).

Then to lengthen and strengthen its action spread it thick over the chest and cover with a warmed cloth. Almost before you finish rubbing, VapoRub starts to bring relief two ways at once two direct ways: 1. Through tha Skin. VapoRub acts direct through the skin like a poultice or plaster. I.

Medicated Vapors. At the same time, its medicated vapors, released by body heat, are breathed in for hours about 18 times a minute-direct to the irritated air-passages. This combined poultice-and-vapor action loosenj phlegm relieves irritation eases coughing helps to open the air-ways and break up congestion. While the little patient relaxes into comfortable sleep, VapoRub keeps right on working. Often, by morning the worst of the cold is over.

Avoids Risk of Stomach Upsets This safe, external treatment cannot possibly upset the stomach, as constant internal "dosing" is so apt to do. It can be used freely, as often as needed, even on the youngest child. He met Old Trouble and he said: "Somehow I wish that you were dead." But Trouble answered: "No, you don't! You'd like to kill me, but you won't. You think that life would happier be If you could rid the earth of me; But should you drown me in a sack, Before a week you'd wish me back. "If oil the work of earth were done, You wouldn't have a bit of fun.

If I were really foe to you, I'll tell you now just what I'd do: I'd take away your every care And leave you nothing hard to bear. All things you have I'd let you keep. I wouldn't even let you weep. Best for Children's Colds Just.