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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
11
Two economical meat dishes show versatility and nutrition. Spareribs with sauerkraut are browned and layered then baked at 350 degrees for 1.5 to 2 hours. A veal or lamb stew uses breast shoulder neck or shank cuts with onion carrots turnips and dumplings for a hearty 1 to 2 hour simmer.
Youngsters should learn basic cooking during wartime to support families. Boys and girls can safely prepare simple dishes with supervision, aided by schools like Manhasset Bay and local camps. Emphasize nutrition, use gentle heat, and supply child friendly utensils for experiments.
A home cook guide presents budget friendly dishes using ground beef and stuffed frankfurters. The beef dish combines browned chuck with a flour and milk sauce folded with eggs, baked in a buttered casserole for about one hour to serve six. Another recipe fills frankfurters with cheese, adds pickle relish, and bakes until cheese melts and franks brown.
An Athens Messenger article advises restful routines for wartime readers. It stresses personal sleep needs, relaxation techniques, and emotional balance, urging babying oneself with beauty rituals and warm baths while noting that true insomnia requires medical care.
A beauty guide advises critical lip inspection and reshaping with lipstick to convey calm and generosity. It suggests centering color on the lips, adjusting for lip shape, and performing a daily grin exercise plus targeted massage to enhance flexibility. Followed by a lamb and tomato dish recipe and baking steps.
A dated etiquette column urges women to improve personal comportment to gain popularity. It lists ten rules on conversational balance, avoiding repetition, staying relaxed, maintaining cheer, respecting others’ time, avoiding criticism, being genuine, not pressuring others, balancing favors, and knowing when to leave. It compares self-presentation to appliance care, noting many follow house rules but neglect personal wear.
An article notes a well equipped beauty salon will be provided for WAAC officers at their Des Moines training camp. It argues such grooming emphasis may curb sloppiness in war work and serve as a morale booster, with the expectation that the women will set fashion and example for the country.
Mrs. T. L. Lowe of Columbus hosted the Columbus Athenean Club at its July meeting. A picnic at Westgate Park is planned for Aug. 9.
Inland Steel Co informs the War Labor Board it will test in federal court the board s authority to impose union security in labor contracts. The report notes the average American family consumes about 300 loaves of bread annually.
The Presbyterian all church picnic planned for today from 4 to 9 p m at the Athens County fairgrounds will be held indoors at the Presbyterian Church if rain interrupts the outdoor event.
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