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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
11
A fragment lists stewed meals and tea pairings including split pea soup beet morsels and lettuce cups with cottage cheese. It mentions whole wheat bread and a sweet farina pudding with sauces and milk.
A reader shares a home remedy for hardwater scale inside teakettles. Fill with a cider water mix, let stand overnight, then boil with a little water to dissolve the lime scale. The process can be repeated to restore kettle cleanliness.
Noodles and spaghetti are shown as bases for protein rich meals with milk cheese eggs or meat sauce. Includes Noodles with watercress frankfurter sauce and Baked Eggs on Spaghetti with cheese and eggs served with tomatoes and scallions.
McKenney on Bridge presents a hand by Capt. Richmond H. Skinner of the Chemical Warfare Service. In a Washington visit, Skinner shows an unusual Vienna Coup where West is squeezed after a sequence of club, heart, and diamond plays, producing seven tricks.
Madge Graham hides in a closet as Ruth Hayes, a foreign espionage agent, pressures her husband Dicky to reveal Katharine Bickett location. Dicky resists while Ruth schemes to fetch Katharine, threatening consequences for the couple and their family.
Economists at the Department of Agriculture urge saving fats to aid the war effort. They propose using meat drippings as substitutes in cake waffles gingerbread poultry stuffing and macaroni.
A wartime dessert feature combines vanilla pudding with fresh or stewed berries served in parfait glasses. The recipe includes milk farina custard and a berry juice cornstarch sauce, credited to Mrs. John L Van Zant of Chicago. Also notes the birth of Kathryn Ann Munn on July 6, with grandparents listed.
The 1943 target for peanut production is three billion seven hundred twelve million pounds covering oil, ware, lime, food, and related uses.
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