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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
8
A colonial kitchen menu details stuffed Bermuda onions with nut meats and crumbs baked in butter and served with a cheese milk sauce, plus barbecued porterhouse steak with mustard paprika butter and olive oil glaze, a potato celery milk soup, and French pancakes with lemon rind and maple sugar.
If buttonholes will bear strain, outline them with a row of machine stitching before cutting out and finishing. This reinforcement helps prevent fraying and prolongs the life of the holes.
A baking note warns that using coarse granulated sugar in cakes yields a coarser texture and harder crust. bakers are advised to choose finer sugar for better crumb and crust control.
Porous cement floors should be waterproofed using purpose made waterproof paints.
A quip on marriage vows reflecting a comic sentiment about love and loyalty, phrased as a wry aside. The remark contrasts the burden of polygamy with the silence of disability as a rhetorical joke.
Customs officers seize a tapestry rug in New York bearing a one dollar bill design with Grant and Lincoln. The law forbids reproducing U.S. money in any form. Lovers Die Together in Paris as parents objected to marriage. Gilberto Alliorand and Pierre Prunier found dead in a gas-filled room.
Only 60 percent of the sorority pledges on the Ohio university campus made the required grade for initiation in the midyear examinations. Sororities here require a minimum average of 84 percent for initiation while a few require higher averages.
The Green and White reports Professor Robinson will depart Athens after the current term to join Gunnison College in Colorado. A section hand was decapitated by a Baltimore & Ohio train and buried in Riverside cemetery, leaving seven children homeless.
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