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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
10
The article lists essential and optional kitchen tools for a bride including stainless cutlery with colored handles, paring and carving knives, bread and large carving knives, forks, spatula, ladles, measuring spoons and cups, wooden spoons, and a can opener. It notes food choppers and grinders range from manual to electric, and emphasizes selecting a comfortable can opener and occasional pastry tools.
A list of practical kitchen tools for home cooks including cookie cutters lemon extractors egg beaters scales frying gear to handle roasting canning and storage. It highlights inexpensive items such as a small hose and silver cleaning kit as well as modern cello bags for produce and fruit.
Akron on June 3 faced a city without taxi service as Grayline Service Company drivers walked out and prepared to organize under the American Federation of Labor.
Mrs. John Schneider of Oshkosh Wisconsin credits Kellogg's All-Bran with relieving constipation without pills. The letter claims bulk and vitamin B in All-Bran aid digestion and iron in the blood, advising two tablespoons daily and medical advice if needed.
A historical menu listing multiple luncheons and dinners. It includes items like Fried Spring Chicken, Swiss Steak, Lamb Chops, Creamed Potatoes, fresh vegetables, salads, breads, desserts, and beverages. Readable entries show daily offerings for Monday and Saturday gatherings with courses and accompanying desserts.
The Messenger Cooking School shares a simple doughnut recipe to enjoy in warm weather. Ingredients include flour baking powder salt nutmeg sugar eggs shortening milk and steps to cream mix fold and fry until golden brown then dust with powdered sugar. A bread test and thermometer method ensure oil is at 360 to 370 degrees.
A home recipe note suggests swapping two tablespoons melted chocolate for two tablespoons milk and reducing flour slightly if needed. It also adds a quarter cup of grated moist coconut to create coconut doughnuts with richer flavor.
Bananas may be served in dumplings with or without cream or lemon sauce. The recipe details making rich pie pastry with lemon juice, then filling with ripe bananas, lemon juice, sugar, and butter, baked at 450 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes. A separate item notes one scarlet fever case and a quarantined home near Evergreen in Gallia County.
Ruth Camphd urges a summer moratorium on hot cooking. Families dine on the porch with self-serve, simple one or two course meals, sandwiches and chilled fillings, paperware, and no heavy dishwashing. Neighbors can share planning and meals, with children managing porch tables and dishes.
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