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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1942
Page
11
Readers are invited to host elegant Latin American themed gatherings with a buffet featuring avocado canapes pineapple ice and a chalk of nuts and chocolate. The menu includes stuffed ham and chicken rolls with potato salad and asparagus garnish.
The article explains that many diets lack iron and urges daily inclusion of iron rich foods. It lists beef as a top source and notes the body absorbs iron from these foods for energy and stamina.
TRON-RICH breakfast and luncheon details plus dinner items list many foods including liver beef oysters and vegetables. Includes a baked apples recipe with molasses and raisins and a note that mosquitoes are associated with malaria.
Ruth Millett urges American women to adopt wartime roles and efficiency. Women should budget time and money for defense work, encourage men to endure hard tasks, forego lavish parties, save for defense stamps, and stay informed. Keep home cheerful while performing duties traditionally done by men if needed.
Olina seeks a private conversation with the narrator as she steps into a deeper, family driven plot. The scene unfolds with wary civility, Olina’s gratitude to her benefactor, and a choosing of timing before she reveals her true purpose. The narrator notes his lingering aversion fading in the face of her sincerity and the aunt figure’s quiet urging.
Madge Graham arranges a twenty minute meeting with leading man Stephen Redfield to aid her niece Mary Veritzen and learn where Marion Morton is held by gangsters. Olga and her daughter Olina mingle as family tensions surface and a past rebukes soften into reconciliation amid ongoing plotted help.
The Albany Grange schedules a Saturday meeting at 8 00 p m in the Grange Halls. Mrs Sam Scott leads a program including patriotic songs roll call an audience participation topic an agricultural talk on farm machinery by Frank Pugh musical number by Bernie Perry a Maud Knowlton monologue quiz questions and degree work Pallas Club also meets at 2 30 p m in the Faculty Women's Club with Miss Mary Connett as hostess Mrs F W Bush will speak on Mexico and the Panama Canal.
A short promotional note urging readers to buy the large size with savings described. The fragment mentions a promotion labeled large size but lacks clear product or event details. No dates or organizations are provided.
The article describes Latin American dolces desserts with options like sweet cream cheese pastes custards cookies and fried cakes. It provides two recipes: a deep fried dough ball with cinnamon sugar and a jelly roll style sponge cake filled with cinnamon cream and rolled in sugar.
Carbondale community supports national defense and the Athens County Red Cross. UMWA local union votes to donate 101 dollars to the Athens County Red Cross War Fund. Four Ways Health Club women sew and contribute 5.50, with junior club planned. Miss Eleanor Gifford’s Neighborhood House program aids health and welfare.
Mrs. Lloyd Copeland and Miss Elizabeth Morris hosted a surprise birthday party on Saturday January 17 for Peggy Ann Copeland to mark her tenth birthday. Guests included Jessie Ann Crawford Helen Williams Barbara Wood Joan Wood Joyce Cannery Ruth Ann Miller Betty Miller Mary Esther Burch Peggy Louise Brock Bernadine Klingenberg Bobby Kay Copeland and others.
The brick smokestack at Copper Cliff Ontario is the tallest in the British Empire. It weighs 15 000 tons and rises 510 feet high with a 65 foot inside diameter at the base.
Mrs. Florence Beaver of Marietta credits TON JON with ending long standing stomach and gall bladder trouble. She reports relief from indigestion gas and cramps improved appetite reduced headaches and joint pains along with better sleep and energy after using TON JON No 1.
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