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You may use a regular ironing board to iron a shirt. But the job is easier if you have a special 20-inch well padded, 3-ply board the length of your standard board to use for shirts, curtains, draperies, and other large articles. The special board can be fitted over the standard board when needed. To iron a shirt in the least time, follow directions in Circular 590, “Easier Ironing," which can be obtained from this office.
Household Hints A simple filling for tart shells: blend apple sauce with commercial sour cream, add a dash of cinnamon or nutmeg, and top with slivered almonds. In pressing wool, use a wool press cloth over your garment The wool cloth holds the steam and allows deeper steam penetration. It also protects the garment. A piece of cloth from an old shirt or pair of trousers will serve the purpose well. J ) . ' a
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The foods leaders for the home demonstration clubs have done a fine, job of giving candy and cookie making demonstrations this month. Mrs. Nora Groover’s kitchen was turned into a confectionary shop on last Tuesday afternoon. She made butter creamy fondant, and fudge for members of the Castleton home demonstration club. The coconut macaroons, cherry bells, and sugar cookies, which she demonstrated, were also quite tasty. Mrs. C. B. Johnson tells me that the Woodville Home Demonstration Club had twelve ladies there to see the demonstration on candy and cookie making. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Amos Butler presented the demonstration.
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