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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
5
Step by step guide for broiled meat cakes veal birds and Southern hash using bacon mushrooms and onions. Includes ingredients like hamburger steak salt pepper onions green peppers and tomatoes with methods for broiling braising and serving on toast or hot platter.
A vintage recipe describes a rich cake with six cups sugar one cup boiling water and vanilla. It details folding flour baking powder and eggs into a thick lemon colored batter then baking at 350 for about an hour. A marshmallow icing and cream filling use sugar cornstarch and mint flavoring.
The article discusses replanting perennial borders with sweet herbs such as sage thyme and various others to enhance soups and salads. It details herb uses dried or fresh for cooking and household storage, mentions perennials like thyme sage and marjoram, and lists kitchen applications from breakfast to dinner with herbs in stuffings sauces and flavoring.
Recipes for Chili Sauce Tomato Pickle Pepper Relish and Green Tomato Pickles include ingredients like ripe tomatoes onions green peppers vinegar sugar salt mustard seed cinnamon nutmeg horseradish cloves mace and basil tarragon garlic parsley vinegars. Instructions cover chopping simmering layering salting scalding jars sealing and aging before use with multiple quantities and steps.
Washington August 17 18 U P reports the Association of Tobacco Distributors and the Retail Tobacco Dealers of America plan to file a marketing agreement with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. It would cover fair trade practices and address cut rate cigarette prices while hour and wage provisions fall under NRA jurisdiction.
The Unemployed League and the Ladies Auxiliary of the U M W of A sponsor a charity dance at Lamborn pavilion this Saturday night. Wolf's orchestra will provide music. Proceeds go entirely to charity.
Mr and Mrs Roy Cary and Ruth Ann return to Columbus after staying with relatives in the city and Trimble. Miss Dorcas Burns visits Canton with brother in law and sister. Dorothy Hamilton visits from Akron. Pauline Clemens spends a week in Columbus with Deloris Clemens. Mrs Thomas Johnson and Elizabeth return from Athens where they were guests of Mr and Mrs William Powell. Morris Paul from Cleveland takes charge of the Paul store here. Edith Mills and Jim mie Lane return from Newark. Mrs Clint King and daughter Mary visit Trimble with Lydia Kittle. Hester McCune and Lucy return to Trimble from Springfield and Columbus.
Reming ton pastor Rev Carl Cole preaches in the afternoon with public invited. Visiting families include Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoffman of Wheeling with L Z Hoffman. Clint Reed of Athens spent Sunday with the Kims. Grangers of Tuppers Plains Alfred and Hemlock Grove met at the high school auditorium as Alfred initiated new members. Various local families hosted relatives and attended gatherings, while revival services by Reverend Snyder closed Sunday.
A marriage license was issued Thursday to James Darst 23 miner of Cheshire and Ruth Ellis 21 also of Cheshire. Darst is the son of Alonzo Darst and Miss Ellis the daughter of Mr and Mrs Pies Elite of Cheshire.
Gallipolis dispatch reports 14 year old Wayne Barnett son of Mrs Vina Barnett of Pt Pleasant underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital for wounds from an accidentally discharged revolver. Ed Snyder, a minor, remains in serious condition after a Sunday mine fall near Bidwell with injuries treated at the same hospital.
An unsolicited letter from George Darragh of Oakland touts Kellogg's All-Bran as relief for headaches nervousness and sleeplessness after six months of daily use at sea. The ad cites bulk to move intestines vitamin B iron and soft mass formation to ease constipation and suggests two spoonfuls daily as effective, with cooking or cereal use.
Frederick C. Mills, once 16, is scheduled to be eligible for parole on October 2 after a life sentence in 1923 for killing John Karshner at the Lancaster Boys' Industrial School. Mills was 16 when he struck the poultry man with an iron bar during an escape attempt.
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