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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1939
Page
6
A guide to canning tomato based jams and relishes with tomato carrot jam tomato pepper relish and tomato apricot jam. Instructions cover clean jars scalding boiling water fresh paraffin rubber rings headspace and sealing for eight half pint to seven pint jar yields.
Pleasanton residents host and visit relatives including Ella Bolen at Tom Collins home and Darrel Hanning with the Edmundsons. Charles Hanning turns six with friends, while many Hanning family members gather at Lake Zaleski. A sheep incident at Frank Martin’s farm ends with 16 killed and five injured. An angler in East Hampton hooks himself while fishing at Lake Pocotopaug.
Instructions for making gooseberry pineapple jam with steps on sterilizing jars, selecting ingredients, and boiling until clear. Includes recipe yields fifteen half pint jars and emphasis on new rubber rings for a proper seal.
A practical guide offers steps to correct jelly making. It stresses single portions precise measurements large kettles clear strained juice and proper sugar pectin use and sterilized glasses with hot paraffin sealing for durable jams.
Menu listing breakfast with grapefruit juice scrambled eggs raisin bread toast coffee milk. Luncheon includes spaghetti and cheese lettuce and green pepper salad fruit cookies tea milk. Dinner features hot tomato bouillon hot frankfurters potato salad mixed vegetables jam tarts cheese coffee.
Instructions detail making seedless blackberry jam with oranges and sugar, then blueberry pineapple jam with cinnamon. Steps include grinding citrus, cooking tender fruit, combining pulp and sugar, and sealing hot sterilized jars.
A vintage guidance piece outlines using cold meats with hot dishes for warm weather. It details spiced corn beef and boiled fowl methods, emphasizing advance preparation, proper refrigeration, and serving ideas for salads and luncheon soups.
A recipe for baked seafood salad combining green pepper onion celery crab meat shrimp and mayonnaise with salt Worcestershire. covered with corn flakes and butter, baked 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. Serve with lemon wedges. Yield six servings.
The 187 foot Marconi experimental station mast in Chelmsford Essex is being dismantled. The article notes the mast as the first steel radio mast ever built and highlights its historical significance to radio history.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Saxton left Tuesday for Ironton to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dana William son. Miss Ruth Will returned to her work in Columbus after spending a vacation with her parents here. W. R. Amos and daughter Evelyn left Sunday for a trip through Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minx Columbus spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Davis. Mrs. Davis accompanied them home to consult a physician. Mrs. Irene Vonschmitz is ill. Dallas Amos and Miss Bernice Farmer of Lancaster were Sunday guests of Mrs. W. R. Amos. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis went to Huntington Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Max Smith and son were week end visitors in Huntington. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Amos Lancaster spent Monday night with Mrs. W. R. Amos. Carl McClure is visiting Mr. Clair Dale Stansbury at Dyesville. Mrs. Homer Marshington is spending a week with her son Emerson in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis and daughter Marion were week end guests of Mrs. Davis mother near Columbus. Mrs. Lawrence Arledge South Bloomfield spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Cook and daughter Helen. Mrs. Lucille Welch and family of South Bloomfield were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pearly Nelson.
A note on serving cold meals during heat waves and the desirability of hot soup as a starter. Also a brief care guide for organdy fabric, recommending washing, ironing while damp, and starching tips for non permanent finishes.
Keith Logan, 14, in Spencer Iowa, is blind yet a devoted Spencer home team supporter. He attends every game, follows crowd cheers and the public address system to track fortunes, and is also an expert checker and domino player.
Toledo issues 797 construction permits totaling 3 623 098 dollars for the first six months of the year. The value and number show a 50 percent gain over all of 1938. Diminitive pilot Murray of East Syracuse receives a pilot license from the Federal Civil Aeronautics Authority. Murray stands 4 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 98 pounds.
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