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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
6
Dorothy Dix warns that men who avoid proposing after seven years threaten a wasted youth. Monopolizing a woman's time and signaling an engagement without intent keeps suitors away and leads to old maidhood.
A vintage style cake recipe uses three eggs one cup sugar one cup sour cream one teaspoon baking powder six tablespoons boiling water and vanilla. Whisk egg whites fold in yolks then sifted flour sugar and salt with baking powder. Combine with boiling water bake ten minutes in oiled pan roll on tea towel dusted with sugar and fill with chocolate then roll and slice.
A quick breakfast idea uses bacon strips lined in muffin tins. Each cup gets a teaspoon of cream a teaspoon of deviled ham and one egg. Season with pepper salt and paprika and bake in a moderate oven until set.
In a humorous youth vignette, Freddy tires of aphorisms about will and decides to quit daydreaming. He rambles through excuses before finally choosing to hunt for the snow shovel to clean the walk, urged by a mom who calls him no shirk.
Miss Clara Reynolds of Athens reports long stomach trouble with alternating appetite, gas, and indigestion. After taking Vendol Laxative Tablets she became regular, slept well, and reduced pains, praising Vendol and urging others to consult the Vendel Man at the Athens Pharmacy.
Radio listings show a mix of orchestras and acts including Vie Orch Birth of a Gong Flying Time Connie Gates Mew Dea Poll Billy and Betty Baggy Aces Vie and Sede Mary Merlis Pive ter Jones Instrumenteliate Fevitt Orch Savitt Orch Mount and Gest To be announced School of the Air Musicale Mark Warnow Vivien Chiefs Army BandTes at the Rits Terry and Ted Buddy Clark Jack Armstrong Goldbergs Buck Rogers Bobby Benson Blue Flames w Kaltenbolorn Myrt and Marge lary Dan Lazy Des Boeke Garter Redhorse Tavern Varieties Hollywood Hotel Hollywood Motel Bollywood Hotel Himber Orch Bimber Orch Music of Mexico Armstrong Orch To hb announced Easy Orch
Hollywood actress Kay Linaker shares quick home beauty tricks for emergencies on trips or busy days. She advises five minutes of brushing, a scented scalp tonic, cotton pad refreshment, rough towel fluffing, and a wave reset with a few drops of wave set lotion to keep hair looking fresh between salon visits.
Melt chocolate. Add sugar and water and stir until blended. Make a smooth paste with cornstarch and a little cold milk, then add to the milk and chocolate. Cook and stir until boiling. Add salt and remove from heat. Cool and stir in vanilla.
Adele Garrison presents a continuation where the narrator and Dicky discuss Katherine Wélenle and Ha Meredith, weighing loyalty, love, and marital strain. The scene shifts from the lake to the camp, ending with a tender pause as the husband asks an honest question, promising continuation tomorrow.
A recipe feature by Mary Eg. Dague presents turkey legs as a novel twist on veal dishes. The article outlines a full method for roasting veal with turkey legs, Martinique potatoes, broccoli, brecceli with cheese, and stuffed baked apples, including a detailed ingredient list and baking steps.
A grandmotherly method is praised for smoother gravies and sauces by straining lumps instead of lengthy stirring. The piece promotes a quick, practical kitchen shortcut to avoid overworking the sauce.
A colorful slate of new film offerings opens with Here's to Romance at the Ohio Theater featuring Nino Martini plus Madame Schumann-Heink Maria Gambarelli and Vicente Escudero touring stars. Separately Barbara Stanwyck stars in Annie Oakley at Schine's Athena Theater with a romantic plot and showman spectacle as Toby Walker and Jeff Hogarth compete.
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