Brass hooks are convenient for holding the following, viz: Dust pan, soft brush, and old whisk broom. Asbestos plates or old shallow baking pans to invert under kettles to prevent burning. Cover squares of old shoe leather with ticking or any material suitable for holders, leaving a space about three inches not sewed in one edge of cover through which to slip leather when cover is washed. Sew a brass ring to one corner to hang by. Hem a square of ticking and attach a brass ring to hang by, to use in handling hot dishes about the stove. A turkey wing is most handy to brush under low furniture. Provide a place for drying dish cloths and towels. For drying glass and silver, make towels of linen, to do away with lint. But nothing seems so satisfactory for drying china, as the soft towels made from flour and sugar bags, the one hundred pound size. Knitted dish cloths of fine twine can now be purchased in any linen department for a few cents. They are durable and just right to handle. By all means have a nickle tea kettle.

Around The Kitchen Stove Monologue from Love in a Wood

Rehearse Around The Kitchen Stove's monologue