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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
7
Special articles on canning fruit and vegetables outline equipment, temperatures, and times for steam pressure canners, steamers, and water bath methods. Instructions cover beans beets corn tomatoes and juice, with steps for scalding peeling cores filling jars and proper sealing.
A summer feature offers hearty inexpensive salad ideas to use leftovers and pair with seasonal vegetables. The author notes salads replace casseroles and soups in heat and suggests serving with hot bread and simple desserts for a well balanced meal.
One cup cold roast beef diced and mixed with diced potatoes green beans beets radishes and pineapple. Mayonnaise seasoned with vinegar salt pepper paprika and onion juice binds the vegetables. Chill on ice then add roast beef and serve on crisp lettuce leaves. Substitutions include lamb or veal with peas and carrots celery or pineapple. Jellied meat salads offer another variant.
Home cooks can brighten salads with fresh ingredients washed and chilled. Quick dressings use vinegar, mustard, sour cream and sweetened condensed milk for creamy variants. add olives pickles and peppers for variety.
Olive Roberts Barton argues that modern youths must shoulder farm and home duties alongside parents. The piece contrasts able, self sufficient teens like Hattie and Jess with a culture where parents, especially mothers, shield children from chores. It warns that homes should foster responsibility rather than treat chores as favors.
Bible School led by Arthur Stuart to meet at 10 am. Preaching services at 11 o clock Sunday at Alexander Presbyterian Church on the Athena Albany Road.
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