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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
2
Doctor advised a healthful Christmas dinner plan with courses from soup to dessert and cautions about overeating. Tips include light early courses, avoiding dressing, drinking water, walking after meals, fresh air, and warnings about burns and fainting.
Ten years ago Americus logged a water use record with residents consuming 232 587 668 gallons in the year, averaging 75 gallons per person daily. Holiday events included YMCA services by Rev O B Chester, Christmas parties at local homes, Elks Club dance despite bad weather, and bridge club postponements.
Thirty years ago today, on 24, 1891, George McNeal married Lizzie Hart at the bride’s aunt’s residence in Buena Vista. The bride had resided in Americus for a season, noted for grace and many charms.
A historical recipe notes duck as a dinner option for families, detailing roasting methods. It explains cooking temperatures, stuffing ideas, and a step involving onions steamed inside the bird before serving. The instructions stress a hotter oven after searing.
This fragment details a brown roast with water, basting, and a peanut stuffing using mashed potatoes bread crumbs peanuts celery butter salt and pepper with hot milk. It also covers an orange sauce with butter flour carrot onion water salt pepper sugar orange and lemon juice, then serving hot. It ends with an advertisement for The Snowshoe Trail by Edison Marshall in Times Recorder starting January 2 in 1941.
A brief ad promotes Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain killer for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia and rheumatism claiming quick relief from common ailments in a compact sales blurb.
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