0 WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 29, 1920. THE OGDfcfN a i iNiKU-t,AAmuxrj , 13
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Machinery for
Bread Making
This modern baking plant utilizes the latest machinery for
bread-making not only because this machinery "holds down"
the cost to you but also because it provides absolutely satisfac-
tory bread, untouched by hands.
Ameriean
I Maid Bread
3 is one of the superior products of our splendidly equipped plant
K m H ne tnat nas won the greatest admiration from every visitor, j
I as a modern food making establishment. j
ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER
I ! I
Rloe and Cheese That rhap nnd
I nutritious but flat and unpalatable
upper dish, may be given n faselnat-
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lng tans by shaking powdered mus
tard and paprika over each layer of
I cheese
There Is No Substitute
BETTER BUTTER forButte
I Consider the food value and you can not afford to use substitutes even
: for cooking purpose;. Do not be satisfied with anything but real
A j butter.
Rftfl "BANQUET BETTER BUTTER"
Is particularly mad for the finest trade.
Nelson-Ricks Creamery Co.
OGDEN SALT LAKE
11 Hill III 1 1 II
! (Splendid Recipes Used
at Cooking School
Demonstrating different methods of
preparing hot breads, including both
biscuits and muffin". Miss Gertrude
L. Woodruff and Miss Veda L. Hunsa-j
keir. cooking experts at the Standard-
Examiner CooklnK school used the fol
' low ins splendid recipes yesterday
BERRY Ml PPINS
1-4 cup butter.
1-3 cup sugar
1 egg
2 2-3 cups flour
4 teaspoons bakinj? powder.
1-2 tea-spoon salt.
1 cup milk.
1 cup berries.
Cream butter, add supar grradn
ally and egs. well beaten Mix
and sift flour, bakinc powder
and lt reserving 1-2 cup of
flour to mix with berries and
add last, the remaining nltern
ntriv with milk.
TWIN MOUNTAIN MUFFINS
1-4 cup butter.
1-4 cup sugar.
1 epg
1 cup milk.
1-3 teaspoon salt
2 cups bread flour.
5 teaspoons baking powder.
Cream butter, add sugar and "KC
well beaten, sift baking powder
and flour and add to first mix
ture alternating with milk. Bake
in buttered gem pans for 25
minutes.
HOMINY V EA PIERCE,
1 1-2 cups Pierce's homln.
2 teaspoons chopped onion.
1-2 teaspoons salt..
1 bay leaf
1 can Pierces tomato soup (un
diluted) 1-2 teaspoon pepper
: thin slices bacon.
Pinch of soda
Heat soup, add soda salt, pepper
and onion Cook elowh five
minutes. Pour over hominy
and bake in moderate over for
15 minutes, serve as supper or
luncheon dish Instead of meat.
FOK BREAKFAST Cook as above,
let cool cut In thin slices, roll in egg
and cracker crumbs and fry.
HOMINY l.v OASSEROIjE
To one can of Pierce's Hominy add I
a sell beaten egg 1-2 cup cream or
milk. 1-2 tablespoon butter, 1-2 tea-1
spoon salt; 1-2 teaspoon pepper, place
in casserole and rover top with thin
slices of bacon. Bake in hot oven 20
minutes.
BAKING POWDER RISC! ITS.
2 cups flour.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
4 teaspoons baking powder
4 tablespoons butter.
3-4 cup milk or water.
Mix dry ingredients, then work fast
Into the mixture with tips of ftntrers
or cut It in thoroughly well with a
knife. With a knife mix the liquid
with drv ingredients
The mixture Is of proper consistency
when It ma be dropped" from the
spoon without spreading. Drop by
teaspoonf uls on oiled pan or Into oiled
muffin tins Bake In hot oven 12 to IS
mlnucs.
CREAM PUFFS.
1-2 rup flour
1 cup boiling water.
4 eggs.
1 cup flour
Pour water and butter Into sauce
pan and place on fire As soon as
boiling point Is reached add flour all
at once stir vigorously, remove from
fire as soon as mixed and add un
beaten eggs one at a time, beating
until thoroughly mixed between addi
tion of each egg. Prop by spoonfuls
on buttered .sheet 1 1-2 Inch apart,
shaping with handle of spoon afl nearly
circular as possible. Bake 30 min
utes in moderate oven Fill with
whipped cream or cream filling.
QUITS BATH SUIT GRUSADE
TO DRIVE DEVIL OUT OF CITY
The Rev. Mr. Kopfrnan, One Time New York "Shimmy"
Expert, Tells Parents to 'Take Back the Night
Key," and Keep Children Home
NEW YORK, Sept. 29. The Rev.1
Frederick Kopfrnan. one-lioie "shlni-
i my expert and dancing professor In
this city, and the proud possessor of
the title, "Blondie, the daredevil
, dancer" the Rev Frederick Kopf
rnan. recently known to fame for his
i rusade against the modern bathing
suit and the emphasized feminine knee
in Washington's Crossing. N. J., under
leave of absence, and at the Old John
Street church fired the opening gun
In a campaign to clean up New York
REVEALS DI84 I lt
The Rev. Mr. Kopfrnan lias spent
I a week Investigating New York. He
I has entered untold dens of Iniquity.
He has stood beneath the white lights
I at midnight and observed many r
mankind's wicked ways. He has
found that "the devil Is at his best In
New York.'
"I could be hanged for what I know
about New York," he thundeied. 'She
Is living as If she did not have a soul
It is time for some one to sound a
trumpet call and bring this city back
to righteousness. I know what is go
ing on. During my days as a dancing
professor In this town I went through
it all. In this mixed audience I cannot
tell even a small part of what I know.
Hut I'll say the womanhood and man-
i hood of this town are In a pretty bad
way-
"Tho dancing In New York is mak
ing moral perverts of our young men
ii nd women. Sensual plays. Immoral
movies, indecent dress and automobile
joy rides are sending our girls to hell
Let me tell you Just a few of the things
I I have seen "
TELLS OF CABARETS.
Here the Rev, Mr. Korfgnian gave
I Short description of three or four of
New York's most popular cabarets and
amusement houses
"From those places," he continued
j "I have brought a message written In
tears and prayers and drops of blood.
'here is a broken heart for every' lift
on Broadway. It is time we got back
to the old ways of decent living We
must have a return of parental author
ity Parents, take back the night
keys'"
ic I IM Ol VFr ICK.
He intimated that he had received
warning letters advising him to mind I
his own business and that his life was
In danger because of his determination
to clean up New York.
The other night. " he said, "two
men seized upon me as I was enter
ing a wicked amusement house fori
purposes of Investigation and attempt
ed to shove tne into a taxicab and
make off with me I beat them off
untl escaped, but 1 know they repre
sented the amusement interests of this
wicked city. Lastnlght 1 was around
at police headquarters and the police
said 'Kopfrnan, they are after you
now How long do you think you can
live"" 1 replied that I did not tear the
moral nnarchlsts of this city.
"I Intend to see that official re
straints are placed In their wicked
path. 1 Intend to work with city and
state authorities. I propose a scien
tific, medical examination of emo
j tlonal moral anarchists in order that
they may be removed from society."
When asked to state specific plans
for cleanlnK up New York, Mr. Kopf
rnan replied:
"Well. I have challenged the dancing
masters of the country to debate on
the evils of modern dancing."
"Won't you do something more def
inite than that .'" he was asked.
FUTURE PLANS.
"I can't state my exact plans or
name the time or place, of my next
address because I fear vloleuce. I
have to work as a free lance. But
I'm going to see that all blue laws
are enforced and that section iho of
the penal code, In reference to Inde
cent exposure of the body In public.
Is carried out. 1 am going to get tho
nc In fa.:'. I have li now -and
I will see that the police make arrests
Til Tell f"" j
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and prosecute of lenders. I don't wish 1
to court - violence by announcing my
plans hut you can say for me that I
am going to do some vary dramatic
thinc.s. Thi- keynote of my campaign
shall be for parents to learn where
their sons and daughters go. I Will
blazon to all the city the sloKan, 'Par
ents, take hack the night key!'"
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I third ounce oil of paraffin, anil five
cents' worth oil of lavender. This
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