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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1943
Page
13
April 29 1943 recipe for Log Cabin bars using syrup and nut toppings. Ingredients include flour whole wheat flour baking powder salt egg water oil vanilla maple syrup and chopped nuts. Method covers mixing dry ingredients beating eggs adding liquids, baking 20 minutes in a greased pan and cooling with log cabin frosting.
A practical dish using dried lima beans, onion, canned tomatoes and shredded American cheese. Soak beans, simmer until tender, sauté onion in butter, combine with tomatoes and chili powder, layer beans tomato sauce and cheese in a casserole, bake at 350 F for 30 minutes.
A vintage style recipe uses cream cheese as a key ingredient. Combine 3 ounces cream cheese 2 tablespoons shortening 1 to 2 cups sugar 1 egg yolk 1 cup flour and 1 to 2 teaspoons vanilla. Cream cheese and butter, mix in sugar egg yolk flour vanilla. Roll thin cut shapes bake at 350 F until delicately browned.
New staff writer reports on using a large fowl 4 1 2 to 6 pounds for Sunday and Monday meals. Braised chicken with vegetables yields a dinner, while remaining meat and giblets make a chicken and rice luncheon. Also notes wartime limits on blanket lengths and color options.
Irene Manning advises daily eye rests to preserve sparkle. She uses mild eyewash at lunch, then five minutes of relaxation. Before long shoots she rests a half hour in darkness with cream around the eyes and haze soaked cotton dabs to refresh and brighten her gaze. Alicia Hart.
Mrs Gaynor Maddox outlines a wartime nutrition plan based on seven food groups. Each day include items from all groups and adjust portions if shortages occur. The article also notes five pound sugar cartons to reduce packaging and waste.
Madge Graham in New York City hides a secret service mission to keep Katharine away from Jack Bickett. Ruth Hayes schemes to sour Katharine’s view of him while Jack fears her influence. Madge reports to her father and orders contact with Winters to speed her return.
A nutrition note urges eating from all seven food groups daily and presents meatless recipes using ground peanuts, cabbage, carrots, onions and eggs. The method forms peanut cutlets simmered in tomato juice, served garnish with parsley.
A reader quiz on proper social and business letter etiquette tests five points. Properly addressing strangers, avoiding thanks in advance, dating formats, and signed signatures are discussed. The guide argues for a handwritten signature and plain rental wording as better practice.
Instructions for meatless tomato soup using potatoes onions cabbage and tomatoes with crackers as croutons. Laundry tip suggests turpentine or kerosene to whiten dirty clothes followed by thorough rinsing. Mentions Corp. Max Lent at Camp Maxey Texas and a review before President Roosevelt during maneuvers near Oklahoma City.
A simple meat pie recipe uses onion fat flour stock and diced roast beef. The mix thickens then rests in a casserole and is topped with bran buttermilk biscuits before baking about twenty minutes at 425 degrees.
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