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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1939
Page
6
Weather guides suggest sunny foods for March with recipes including orange muffins and grape juice pudding. Orange muffins mix orange rind orange juice and bran for a light bake, while grape juice pudding layers bread with grape juice eggs and cream to a frozen dessert.
The excerpt lists meals including breakfast with stewed rhubarb orange muffins bacon coffee and milk luncheon with creamed dried beef and grape juice pudding and dinner featuring boiled tongue horseradish mashed potatoes Brussels sprouts and tangerine whip. A slow-bake instruction mentions 325 degrees for 30 minutes and preparing a meringue topping to serve on pudding.
For meatless days of Lent or luncheon dishes these recipes offer alternatives. Fluffy Cheese Pudding uses white bread American cheese eggs milk and seasoning baked until custard sets. Chungking hours shift to 3 p.m. as shopkeepers stay in the countryside to avoid air raids.
A collection of Irish inspired recipes includes Sherbet with pineapple and egg whites, Spinach Souffle with raisins and almonds, and Shamrock Cookies with green sugar. Instructions cover soaking gelatin, cooking syrups, beating egg whites, and baking in a water bath style dish.
A guide for quick meals using electric stoves with ham peas potatoes and two casserole dishes. Pork chops with baby lima beans serves four, including onion, stock and lemon juice baked one hour at 350 degrees. Sauer kraut with meat balls combines beef veal bread crumbs and garlic baked with sauerkraut and tomatoes.
A menu lists orange juice, flaked cereal with top milk, poached eggs on toast, and hot cocoa as morning offerings. The items suggest a simple, balanced breakfast service with common beverages and textures.
In this installment Emily faces loneliness while Dr. Farrell and Dr. Peterson discuss Alan’s rise in obstetrics and the clash between Sumner society and a physician’s calling. Emily’s future, Alan’s career, and the hospital’s needs drive tensions as proposals for a professorship loom.
The note describes mint as a traditional lamb flavor and suggests mint in stuffing. It offers can size measurements for ingredients, child party ice cream with butter cookies and decorations, Waldorf salad with apples, celery, nuts, and lemon dressing, plus serving in lettuce cups. It also lists stewed apricots prunes with orange and baked apples with cream and includes tips for removing Mercurochrome stains from wood.
Two old fashioned recipes describe Cream of Lettuce Soup for four with lettuce, onion, celery, butter flour milk and pistachio garnish. Finnan Haddie creamed with milk celery butter and flour baked then thickened with paprika and served with toast or potatoes.
Shine Appleman’s team from Logan leads the Nelsonville Bowling League in the second half with 11 wins and 4 losses. The lineup includes Frank Jones Roy Stallsmith Chester Appleman Howard Columber and Hubert Casto. Stallsmith holds the high average for the second half at 196 and Casto leads the season with 193.
Charles Her, a grave digger for 30 years in Santa Cruz, retires upon completing his 1000th grave. His long service marks a milestone for the local cemetery as he closes this chapter of his life.
In Kitchener Ontario Robert Sches terman, an 18 year old, introduces skaters to headlights on skates. Each boot carries a standard electric bulb in a sole socket. The article notes the body's center of gravity tilting slightly to the right.
In California, a deer wandered onto Jim Davis's property and waited as he fetched his gun, allowing Davis to shoot his first buck of the season after several unsuccessful trips. England has 15 lord mayors.
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