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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
8
The article urges using salt sugar spices and citrus to enhance fresh foods. Lemon juice brightens apples and fruit blends while orange juice enriches strawberries. Ginger nutmeg cinnamon add depth to desserts stews and dressings without overpowering the main ingredient. Use sparingly to preserve natural flavors.
New Straitsville High School overwhelmed a Town team composed of former players with a strong start and finish. Essex led scoring with 19 points and Orndorf added 18 as the Big Reds controlled the game in front of a fair crowd.
Thelma Bonifant, 26, of Mill Run near Zanesville Ohio, indicted by Muskingum county grand jury for first degree murder in the death of W. Henry Walbrown during a party at Charles White’s home. Walbrown’s body was found in a bushes clump two days after the gathering.
Commitiment papers issued after Charles Dow pleaded guilty to embezzling 239 dollars. Dow, former Madison Township Board of Education clerk, received a sentence ranging from one to sixteen years. He had formerly been city parks superintendent and once ran for sheriff.
In Cleveland on January 25, Steve Komonos, 30, died from asphyxiation due to gas stove fumes. James Kostolos, 30, in the same room, was rescued in time to survive.
Slain American missionary Rev. Henry A Bilkerd was shot by Arab tribesmen while traveling across Iraqi desert. Dr Charles R Crane, former US ambassador to China, survived the ambush with other party members. Bilkerd led the Reformed Church at Basra and hailed from Kalamazoo Michigan.
In Bermuda on January 25 two Americans Thomas Flynn and Adolphus Rolce were rescued by the tanker Ashtabula after drifting for several days in a disabled motor boat off the Bermudas.
The Show Boat troupe led by Norman F Thom calls itself John Drew of the River and plays a earnest period repertoire aboard a boat on the Ohio river and its tributaries. Ma Webster earns a rich role and is a grand matriarch figure with ties to the leading cast and boat ownership.
A short baking claim highlights a simplified gingerbread recipe using Gold Medal Kitchen-tested flour. The ad asserts 272 women tested it with 270 perfect results, two failures blamed on mixing and bias, and promotes consistent, mistake-proof outcomes with Gold Medal Flour.
“Ma” Webster, long time show boat matriarch and company doctor, manages crew harmony and meals while daughters Pansy Mason and Norman Thom perform in four dramas. The Beverly Ohio base hostesses describe river life with simple pay and hearty fare as the vessel plans another spring voyage downriver.
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