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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1936
Page
7
The guide suggests cooling tips like insulated ovens and early day cooking. It offers a Salmon Salad Loaf recipe with salmon, potatoes, celery, pepper, and gelatin, plus serving ideas and chilling instructions.
Medical opinion links diet to health and claims All-Bran provides bulk to ease constipation. Two tablespoonfuls daily advised, with potential more for stubborn cases. Not a cure-all but marketed as improving digestion. guaranteed by Kellogg Company and sold by grocers.
A home expert shares a simple Drop Cookies recipe: 2 cups brown sugar 1-2 cup shortening 1 cup sour milk 1 teaspoon soda 2 teaspoons baking powder 4 cups flour 2 eggs Nutmeg 1-2 teaspoonful 1 cup raisins cooked and cooled Drop by teaspoonfuls on greased sheets and bake in a moderate oven.
Mrs. Bertha Harmon of Harrisonville shares a cheese toast recipe for breakfast. Sautéed toast topped with a creamy cheese sauce blends butter flour milk and cheese. Heat toast first, prepare sauce, then pour over toast and bake briefly before serving.
Hertha Stevens of 100 Central Ave shares a Bunch of Grapes Salad recipe praised as a new favorite. The method calls for placing a pear on lettuce, then spreading mayonnaise thinned cream cheese over it and adding purple grapes.
Instructions describe shaping pear and grape halves over cheese to resemble a grape cluster then baking batter portions in pineapple sauce for 25 minutes at 3580 degrees and serving warm with whipped cream. Optional mayonnaise adds or softens flavor. crackers or biscuit straws enhance taste and appearance.
Pineapple Nut Pudding recipe credited to Mrs James P Cumley of 218 W Union St used for seven years. Ingredients include brown sugar milk flour vanilla baking powder walnuts crushed pineapple and sugar with a batter baked or steamed in a stew pan with pineapple water and butter.
A 20 year trusted Carmel Cake recipe praised by Mrs E R Glazier of 15 Elliott St. Readers are invited to try the Carmel Cake with brown sugar, cocoa, sour milk, and seafoam icing. It notes steps for creaming, folding, and baking at 375 degrees for layered cakes. Also mentions canaries bred to perform to jazz music.
Ann offers gentle restraint to Bill Ware as a romance simmers during a vacation. Bill, newly free from city grind, confesses his feelings while Ann navigates lingering commitments to Lefty and a planned sailing trip. A mountain climb invitation follows their moonlit confrontation.
Mrs Worden of Glouster shares a cabbage slaw recipe that uses coconut and pineapple. The method has cabbage soaked to crispness, then mixed with coconut, pineapple, chopped nuts, marshmallows, sugar and mayonnaise, with optional vinegar, and chilled before serving.
Since 1926 Mrs C L Ross Albany has served this 24 Hour Salad with iced drink and sandwiches. Ingredients include pineapple marshmallows cherries grapes eggs cream salt and sugar mixed into custard then folded with whipped cream and chilled 24 hours.
Mrs. C. R. Burch of Athens Route Four learned the recipe from a woman from West Virginia while teaching in Troy Township. The dish combines cabbage beans tomatoes mustard vinegar and meat to create a complete meal when served with meat.
Mrs Fannie Amberger of Pomeroy recalls Pineapple Salad as a longtime favorite of twelve Akron club members. The recipe combines pineapple, marshmallows, and a creamy dressing made with sugar flour egg vinegar and pineapple juice, with optional nuts.
A readable snippet describes Mrs James Cope of Nelsonville sharing an eggless fudge cake recipe costing about five dollars for a friend. It includes ingredients for cake and chocolate icing and notes the cake is good when eggs are scarce.
Portland social notes list departures and visits among residents and relatives, including Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sayre moving to Seattle and guests visiting from Columbus Tiltonville and Zanesville. A funeral for Edward Hall of Great Bend is recorded, and Dr J W Henderson of Cordele is noted as deceased after residing in Cordele.
Simple summer dessert recipe from Etta Eastman. Brown sugar and cornstarch form a slurry, then water and butter are added and cooked until clear. Vinegar is stirred in last, and the sauce chills in the ice box before serving.
Omaha report says George Dyck started trimming a five foot tree at home and, unable to descend, called the fire department for ladder rescue. Separate note cites the Cost of Medical Care committee estimating 15 million dollars yearly spent on fraudulent cures in the United States.
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