Old-time dishes associated with the middle years of the 19th century} having quite a vogue in country houses, ing, method For, say, a brace of young birds, a heaped breakfast cupful of mush-Tooms, young, pink and fresh, 18 1 quired. These are peeled or cleansed by being carefully rubbed with piece of damp flannel dipped salt, pan an ounce of fow this to melt. Add. mushrooms seasoned with pepper, cayenne and a slight spring fie of" salt. Simmer" about "eight minutes, stirring carefully. Put on Dlate to get cold.
Put this inside the partridge secure carefully, skewer, and roast, baste with butter. If in oven, raise the legs. so that the mushroom is kept inside. Serve with brown gravy and lent motive of any description. This {ncident, to the ordinary person the: opportunity "for indulging. 0 emotional orgy" as it was discussed, provided to Aiary Cotton, the chal Tenge to seek a method of handling Youths of abnormal tendonciop,40 that these and other tragedies might ber avoided, She" dented they Psychiatrist might he attacheit ta: some public institution, to whpnt problem cases in the schoolpi< the social institutions,. and. from; hele own homes might be sent for clinical 4 observation. The writer recalls: the characteristic way Miss Catto faeed. this question, and another, There is only one way to deal effectively with any local problem: this is By. the method of preliminary Teseafch "Tong research, with results patiently awaited if need be: and then by. the uve of social workers trained. t0. tackle. their problems. by scientific Few women have been able to make. fundamental contribution £0: their communities as has. Miss Gatton," Tt would seem that here im" Stanghiai there is some real oppor ftmnity for svomen to check: upon on the handling of social issues," Have we, for example, veen content sith the type of approach which was valid at the beginning of this century, oF have we moved with. scientife thought? Are we too overwhelmed with the setual sconomie" problems of the great majority of people in this city to-perceive that there are problems of" rehabilitation of, the Fick, atid prevention of oxime, which fare" psychological, an which most te attacked far back?" Te-would be a fruitful topic of discussion many circles!
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