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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936,

Some Husbands have a

FTER nineteen centuries women are just beginning to see lower intellect

Poor Time!

Says Evelyn Taylor

are only too wear themselves out physically ready to do in bearing children and looking dévote them-

Curried Fish

FRY

0212

a

coupla chopped ontons

of

of

#mall

·

In two (with

#

bulter little garlic), and when they are browned, stir in a dessertspoon- ful of curry powder and a little salt, and then a peeled and quartered tomato and a table- spoonful of water. Add now and some pieces of aldoned boned raw fish (about a pound altogether of a firm, white fish; bril would be good, but cod could do) and let them cool in the thiele sauce for a Jew minutes; then add a teacupful of hot water, cover the pan and aimmer gently until, the fish la done.

selves to after them and are useless as small children companions, too preoccupied for SOM

with whom they need

make little

mental effort,

lovers.

Some husbands adopt their

The mater- own remedies for this state of nal instinct in affairs. Either they cease to

COME

NEWS

ABOUT

PRUNES

time ago I told you how prunes should be cooked. day I give some recipes.

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To-

OUR BRITISH

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nlready directed take out the the majority live with their wives at all, and WIEN the prunes are cooled as become old and boring before stones and chop the flesh finely. To

of women · ·

I believe, just a "let their time; or they seek what a pound of prunes use five whites of ting go" of

the urge to-

is known as "consolation" out-58 and

wards selfish side the home.

possession

and domina-

tion over a But women

THERE

are any num- ber of attractive, clever | unscrupulous spinsters

a few spoonfuls more of

sugar. Mix the prunes with the Fugar and told in the stiffly beaten whites. Pour into, a buttered, ple- dish and bake in a moderate oven for about ten minutes.

A

Tarts

S soon as cranberries are in season, try this sweet. Cook three- quarters of a pound of prunes, re- move and crack the stones. Prepare a tablespoonful of cranberry juice,

the husband's point of view. Lady Maureen Stanley, one have been clever enough to of the most outspoken and brilliant young married women gloss this over with a sugar and of the moment, declared in a recent speech that it was not conting of sentiment and to fair to the husband, the wife, or the children for a woman to give imply at the same time that ready to give husbands the com- up the best part of her life to have child after child. "Most husbands cannot really under- anionship, the flattery and the attention that they do not get husbands," she added, "expect their wives to be not only wives stand or appreciate..

in a home full of children with and mothers, but companions."

Some husbands, have a pour There are three fallacies about married life that have caused so much harm and wrecked so many lives that I for one would time. They cannot have a room wives absorbed in the business and as much sugar as you fancy, put like to find some explosive force strong enough to wreck them to sit in apart from a shouting of rearing a family. How the in the prunes and the kernels, and irtterly, once and for always.

The first is that a good husband likes a large family, likes mob of children in the house opponents of birth control can simmer for ten minutes.

paying for. They maintain that more unhappiness filling for cold tarts, children about him all the time and is willing to sacrifice his they are leisure, his spara cash and his privacy to accomplish a large cannot have the holiday they is caused by this practice than by the premature breaking up family. The second is that all women once they become mothers want because it would not be want children, and then more children, and that any sacrifice to suitable for their children; can- this end ennobles them and takes the place of all that they have not afford theatres, concerts, of the sex-life of a young mar- to forge in order to do it; and the third is that scientific birth cinemas, clothes, hooks, res- ried couple, I do not understand. control by married people leads to selfishness, neurasthenia on the part of the wife and immorality on the part of the husband. taurants, dances, hobbies--be-

TT is rather ironical that the women who refer to their

Mould

Use as n

Dook a pound of prunes, and re- the stonca. Dirselve at Move

Some husbands have a poor ounce and a half of, gelatine in 'ʼn cause their children's up-bring- time. But if they do not want tablespoonful of water, and add this ing takes all the money.

to have large families why not to the prunes and their cooking liquid. They hardly see these child make it their business not to Pour into a rinsed mould and leave I husbands as great big babies" are quite ready to ron because they have to work have them and get into touch until: set. As an alternative you can hard and late in order to main- with doctors from the beginning mash up the prunes, or rub them abandon all interest in them for a swarm of small children, and it always suggests to me that these women are either too lazy or too stupid to act as mental companions to their husbands and tain them, and their wives of their married lives?

TO DAY 19

MAIL DAY

And Mail Day tool It's hard The morning after the night before? on you, but why pass your grouch on to others for Instance the little lady aid in the office?

Under such circumstances Pinkottes are perfection. Taken just before going to bed, they enable you to rise feeling fit and fresh in the morning. Thers is nothing botter to aid digestion, atimulate the liver, dispol constipation, banish biliousness and sick headache,. In short to quickly remove the causes of your ill-temper and gloom!

PINKETTES

THE PERFECT LITTLE LIVER LAXATIVES.

Of chemists everywhere.

Girls and Boys' Corner

How MODERN LINER works

a

EVERY ship must have No. 4. THE RUDDER

Rudder; it is by means of

this that its course is steered.

through a coarse slave. Or, if you' prefer it, you can make Prune Jelly in the same way with the strained julce only..

HE

Savouries

12

27

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123.

126

29

29

'ACROSS 1 Such matches do not strike and

cause much discontent. The pointer who sounds like a vulgar ejaculation,

on

10 There's the possibility of

explosion here. The to-do is about the material being made

wrongly. up wr

11 I am for this bin, ns Fritz

would have it.

12 Pulls in a bit of torn cloth. 13.Sides of surrounding hedge.

14 What Coster Sarah had-for

Junch?

18 Deeply engrossed in the tem-

porary home,

finish-of

18 The

(hyphen, 4, 2).

cold feet!

20 Masculine name. Take

for this.

22 Work for a party,

24 Kindergarten period:-

time

27 Finish, in other words-two of

them.

ERE are some unusual ways of 29 Inter (anag). using prunes as a savoury:

1-Cook the prunes, not too well, unsweetened, water after having soaked them, and remove the stones. The Rudder itself (A) is in navigating officer, by means of New stuff them with Anely-flake | the form of a large plate fixed the wheet brings the steering cooked smoked haddock, put thera to the bottom end of a Stock

(B), passing through the hull of gear machinery into action, on little toasts and heat them through the ship.

making it turn the Rudder in the oven. through a small angle so that

'The upper

ma-

end of the Stock is con- nected through arms (C) with steering the gear chinery which can be set into motion at will by the navigator on the Bridge.

(D)

When 21 course to port (left) or star- board (right) is required, the

SALESMAN SAM

it is no longer in a direct line with the rest

of the ship.

When in such a position the water presses harder on one

side of the Rudder than an the other, pushing round

pepper

serving.'

Sprinkle with paprika enyenne Just before

2.-Treat in exactly the same way, but stuff with a 'mixture of bread- crumbs, grated cheese and egg.

3. Roll each cooked, stoned prune in a very thin plece of streaky bacon rasher, slick a cocktail stick or a tiny skewer though each and either bake or, better, grill them. Serve on toasts.

You could, if you like, use either the stern and of the stuffed prunes above to put so putting the inside the bacon. Some people use its to put an almond Inside the prune ship into new course.

in place of the stone.

30 The song of the ladybird?

31 Ouida's heroes put it in their smoked it-poor pipes and

blighters!

32 Young people of to-day.

33 What the strap-hanger paya

for (hyphen, 6, 4).

DOWN

2 One who goes in.

3 Litter in St. James's Park

(two words, 1, 4).

4 Louis has a letter for her.

" shoplifter, not

• She Was though she certainly took three small articles.

6 Worries are internal.

7 Guided round a heap of sand

by the colour.

21 YEARS AGO

Extracts From The "Telegraph" Files

The following extracts are from the Hongkong Telegraph for the week ended October 2, 1915.

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19

123

8 They're curious people, and rather vulgar (two words, 5, 7).

9 The rings they malte, however, on the simply will not go bride's finger (two words, 7, 5).

14 Substitutes for missing links? 15 Live well for most of the time.

17 There's no choice about the were it time, and there would only make work for the sturgeon.

10 Pinch, vulgarly.

21 Dates again! as

.

the desert

traveller might exclaim.

23 How an orallon was spoiled in

Canada,

25 Country.

20 Meanly set out.

28 Genuine Indian,

20 Opposite the zenith.

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The wedding took place at St. Ploye, Joseph's Church of Dr.

At the annual meeting of the surgeon of the French Navy, ami Civil Service Cricket Club, Mr. Miss Violet Humphreys.

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