Recipes At Cook's School Offer Practical Pastry Tips
The Wednesday class at The Messenger Cooking School provides recipes deemed practical and valuable for housewives eager to bake fine pastries.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
8
The Wednesday class at The Messenger Cooking School provides recipes deemed practical and valuable for housewives eager to bake fine pastries.
Miss Weisenman offers pie baking tips focusing on crust handling and timing. She advises rolling from the center, shaping crust outside the pan, and baking at 450 degrees for a brown shell. To prevent soggy berry pies, she suggests cooling both filling and crust before combining, brushing with water or egg white, and early crust placement in the oven.
A collection of step by step pie and dessert recipes including grape fruit pie custard pie and pumpkin pie with baking temperatures and times. It also lists kitchen tips fruit ramekins and tea biscuits plus a parade of local notices about prize winners visitors and community events in Wrightstown and nearby towns.
Carpenters and their families stage a Labor Day picnic at the fair grounds with a noon chicken dinner. Baseball games and horseshoe pitching fill the day as 40 to 50 families attend and preparations are made to serve over 150. H. H. Kinsel leads as union president and D. C. Gibson serves as recorder.
Canton police arrested Joseph Nola in Benton Harbor Michigan after he produced an iron clad alibi. Authorities pursued the case as details emerged from the investigation.
Authorities sought the identity of a slayer after the killings of Mr and Mrs Frank Burns and Mrs Mary Nola in their home early Wednesday. Names listed include Leroy Parsons 25 a tool dresser. Thelma Green 17. Elmer West 27. Bessie Salts 21. Warren Clements 23. Margaret Dew 20. William Theisen 27. Alice Simpson 17. Charles Chapple 19. Lulu Goldsberry 18. Charles Vandyke 57. Rachel McDonald 63 with multiple guardians named. Rev A Y Wilcox named in several entries and P W Helwig named in others.
Huntington West Virginia’s W. J. Wolfe and Claud Sayers from Concord visit their uncle E. V. Wolfe during the fair. Ralph Pinkerton, a local car dealer, sold his place to Walter Mattison of Strouds Run and plans to move to Athens soon. Harry Moore and family from Sidney visit Charley Moore and relatives in the area.
John Vore has recovered from illness and will resume work at church and on his farm. M. O. Bryan and family return from a motor trip to Adams county reporting a dry stretch of 20 miles by 80 miles with no rain since June. Parishes have existed in England for over a thousand years.
All pimples are inflammation of the skin says Peterson and the ointment is the best way to get rid of them. Used by millions for eczema skin ulcers sore feet and piles. Drugs sold at 35c 60c 1.00 2.50 5.00. St James Church Evansburg Pa offers parking for 900 automobiles.
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