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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1933
Page
5
A historical recipe collection details salmon and halibut preparations for hot days. Methods include cold water washes, lemon, capers, and mayonnaise sauces, plus frying, roasting, and serving with garnish. Dishes cover salmon steaks, lemon sole meuniere, fish fillets, and codfish potato croquettes.
The list shows fruits and vegetables plentiful this season with cold drinks and temperate meals. Items include salmon steaks potatoes parsley cucumbers onions vinegared dressing wheat bread butter macaroons iced tea and fruit desserts like banana custard and watermelons, with a focus on simple seasonal pairings and family favorites.
Instructions for peach and banana dowdy with banana layers and nutmeg sauce. Includes biscuit cover bake times and ingredient lists for several variants. Ends with Albany note of an April church ice cream social at Pearl Chapel Church to raise church funds.
Calico dogs and cats make charming toys. dogs measure 12 inches and cats 12.5 inches when finished. Pattern 520 provides dog pieces and directions with fabric yardage, Pattern 497 covers the cat. Send 10 cents per pattern or 20 cents for both to The Athens Messenger Needlecraft Dept in New York City.
The article urges assessing foot condition before shopping for new fall shoes and recommends medical care for corns and home treatment for calluses. It advises soaking, pumice, gradual corn plaster use, fresh stockings, thorough drying, and antiseptic powder between toes to prevent irritation.
Alfred and Mrs A L Cole hosted the Cole reunion at Tuppers Plains last Sunday with many relatives visiting. Mary Cole returned from Reedsville for the weekend as did relatives from Garden Columbus Marietta and Clendenin among others visiting W E Robinson and family. Will Follrod attended the Methodist meeting in Minersville Monday night and Stella Wadkins stayed with the Kincades in Coolville.
Readable guide to simple salads using white grapes with walnuts and French dressing, then banana and cherry lettuce salads, a cabbage and pimento slaw, a festive orange tomato egg dressing salad, and a radish cucumber mustards dressed option. Includes prep tips and serving ideas.
House Wife's Question Box discusses home methods to refresh faded straw hats. It notes ammonia solution can sharpen dulled colors, alcohol and water mix brightens black straws, and a waterless dye in a dry cleaning solvent can tint hats by mixing colors to match the desired shade.
A small brush or soft cloth can touch up faded spots on a hat. Dye results fade with light and are not color-fast. Commercial hat dyes often use a shellac base that stiffens straw, adds luster, and increases weight.
The ad touts Kellogg's Att Bran as a safe way to combat constipation and boost appetite. It claims the cereal adds bulk like lettuce and supplies vitamin B to aid the intestinal tract, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily and consulting a doctor if relief isn’t immediate.
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