The Boston Cooking-School Magazine (Vol. XV, No. 2, Aug.-Sept., 1910)Various
General
The Boston Cooking-School Magazine (Vol. XV, No. 2, Aug.-Sept., 1910)
Various
Cooking -- Periodicals; Home economics -- Periodicals
Served only 150
1 box domino sugar $0.48
1 can milk for potatoes .60
2 lbs. flour .10
1 lb. crackers (scant) .13
Parsley .10
5 lbs. print butter 2.10
1½ lbs. tub butter .52
Ice .15
Help 7.00
22 loaves cake (2 left), donated.
Laundry 3.00
Express .25
Soap, etc. .20
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$53.42
Recipe for Pineapple Ice
12 cans of grated pineapple
6 quarts of water
6 quarts of sugar
6 lemons
Boil the water and sugar fifteen minutes, add the pineapple, let boil
five minutes; when cold strain, add lemon juice and freeze as usual.
B. N. W.
Goin' to School
By Laura R. Talbot
At a progressive porch party the young women sharpened their wits with
the following:
I
ALPHABET
"If an alphabetical servility must still be
urged." --_Milton._
1. A river in Scotland.
2. A printer's measure.
3. Owned by the Chinaman.
_Answers_
1. D (Dee).
2. M (em).
3. Q (queue).
II
GEOGRAPHY
"In despite o' geography."
--_Butler._
FIND THE ISLANDS
1. Eat a ---- when you are hungry.
2. The cat caught my ----.
3. Jack had a ---- pony given him.
_Answers_
1. Sandwich.
2. Canary.
3. Shetland.
III
GRAMMAR
"Who climbs the grammar tree distinctly knows
Where noun and verb and participle grows."
--_Dryden._
1. What the convicted prisoner receives.
2. What does the cat have?
3. Four-sevenths of a flower is what part
of speech?
_Answers_
1. Sentence.
2. Clause (claws).
3. Verb-ena.
IV
PHYSIOLOGY
"For of the soule the bodie forme doth take;
For soule is forme, and doth the bodie make."
--_Spenser._
1. What humorist is a vital organ?
2. What is sometimes found in a closet?
3. What did Adam lose?
_Answers_
1. Heart (Harte).
2. Skeleton.
3. Rib.
The "scholars" were now dismissed for fifteen minutes' recess, while
EDUCATOR CRACKERS were served. An old-fashioned hand bell called them
to order.
V
ARITHMETIC
"This endless addition of numbers."
--_Locke._
1. Think of a number,
Double it,
Add ten,
Divide by two,
Add five,
Multiply by four,
Subtract forty,
Divide by number first thought of,
Add nineteen,
And what do you have?
2. Not round and part of a plant.
3. Subtract nine from six.
_Answers_
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