HERE AND THERE.
Emergency Parsley, One of the most useful emergency stocks to have in the store cupboard is a supply of preserved parsely so that a quantity is always on hand to meet unexpected demands, writes a correspon* dent. Wash thoroughly and drain some fresh parsley. Place in a moderate oven, Whou the parsley becomes crisp, remove it from the oven, and crush' it roughly between the hands. Rnally store it in air-tight.bottles. The drying process should in. no -way affect th» colour of the parsley. Bust Stains. Children frequently get rust stains on their garments through content with, bicycles. These stains do not-as a-rule como out with ordinary washing, but should first be subjected to special treatment, advises an exchange, ;Sour milk is an oxcellent medium for remov. ing rust Btains of all kinds, Soak th« affected partg in sour, milk for twentyfour'hours and then was it off. All traces of the rust marks will bo tounl to have disappeared.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 24, 29 January 1935, Page 15
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162HERE AND THERE. Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 24, 29 January 1935, Page 15
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