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SOME KITCHEN DONT'S
... SOME KITCHEN DONT'S. Don’t serub your frying pans and cake tins too vigorously, It is wasted labour and makes them far more likelv to burn. Nkl ‘Don’t keep your oven clothes in impossible places. Unless they are near the stove they are practicaly useless ...
KENKRTHRX% KITCHENER STORIES
... KENKRTHRX% KITCHENER STORIES. A few months ago ‘K. of K.,”” as the British have nicknamed Lord Kitchener of Khartoum, found himself engaged in a long discussion with the commandant of a native corps in India who had applied for funds to fit his men out ...
ARDWICK AND ANCOATS KITCHEN FOR THE SICK
... olergymen in the districts near the kitchen. The plan adopted in carrying out the objects of the ithen had been found to work satisfactorily. Recommends were given to the medical officers of the institutions with which the kitchen is in operaton, who filled in ...
IN EDWARD VIT.'S KITCHEN
... IN EDWARD VIT.'S KITCHEN. A system unlike that to be found anywherg else prevails in the kitchen where the meals of King Edward are prepared. The Royal chef is a Frenchman, paid a liberal salary, and with free lodging mear the Royal palace. It iz his ...
FATAL KITCHEN BOILER EXPLOSION
... 25th December he was in the breakfast room, when he head ab lotd noise; and 'concluded that the kitchen bobiler had exploded., On opening the door of the kitchen they could e noithing for smoke and dust. They fod, Mary Aimn Atbury (asister of the; deeased); ...
ARDWICK AND ANCOATS KITCHEN FOR THE SICK
... ARDWIOK AND ANCOATS KITCHEN FOR I THE SICK. The fourth mannual report of the committee of thianoll icn bhaa been published It data that the kitchen WAS eatablished In AU67, 1864. by Alin Julia S. Gaakel, la Anooats (cme of 2theporest end moat populcuc ...
ESTABLISHMENT OF A SOUP KITCHEN
... DsAte Of IMANCTIESTfER thou addresacit thle 'tn- Ia difference of opinionl existedl tte to theL it~etcesi-n .-n- a solup kitchen ait the present nuonwtet hi', wujtIhi circamslae which Iiiad induced hint to witefto ii I -,i, the subject. When fornice-ly ...
THE EXPLOSION OF KITCHEN AND CIRCULATING BOILERS
... regard to the cause of these disasters, with th opeof preventing their recurrences should the frost return. The cause of kitchen or bath boiler explosions is very much misunderstood, and hence the constant recur- rence of these disasters They are wrongly ...
SOME USEFUL KITCHEN UTENSILS
... SOME USEFUL KITCHEN UTENSILS It is a sad fact, and one: which :all newily married couples find out for themselves, that the kitchen is the most important part of the whole house to stock. Even though the merest necessities are indulged in, still a great ...
KITCHEN AND CIRCULATING BOLLER EXPLOSIONS
... KITCHEN AND CIXCUIATING BOILER I ?? The following is an abstract of the report of Mr. L. E. Fletcher, chief engineer to the Manchester Steam Users' Association:- Every frosty winter brings with it a number of house. hold boiler explosions, attended in ...
GAS A SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL IN THE KITCHEN
... GAS A SUBSTITUTE FOR COAL IN THE A KITCHEN. Wonderful is the progress' of iliprovement I Thir years ago, who woulu have dreamed of ships impelled Krby steam, outstripping m thb'mail in speed: loaded wag. agons crossing large rlvei s'on distendechis oth ...