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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1942
Page
13
Humble spud teaches potatoes white or sweet are nutrient rich. Keep jackets on or peel thin for best minerals. Store white potatoes in a cool dark place. sweet in a dry area. POTATO SCALLOP recipe uses six potatoes and hot milk. bake slowly until browned and tender. Dessert combines toasted marshmallow and dates with whole wheat bread and butter.
Advice urges hearty breakfasts for workers and students and outlines coffee rationing and bread cheese egg dishes. Instructions cover buying coffee by the pound, storage, cleanliness, and a cheese egg bread dish with butter, milk, and salt.
The notice extols cheese as a nutritious victory food 25 percent protein and comparable to milk. It details near 295 million pounds in storage and almost 400 million pounds lent to allies, urging continued production and consumption to aid war needs.
This fall wool suit care guide advises brushing and cleaning, mending worn spots, replacing buttons, using proper hangers, avoiding overfilled pockets, rotating suits with a spare, and careful pressing with a damp press cloth and medium hot iron following the fabric weave.
Mr and Mrs Manon Maxson and son Marvin of Kingston visited their niece Miss Blanche Green on Columbia Ave Sunday. Kenneth Sisson of West Milton called on his cousin Miss Green after visiting his mother Mrs Charles Parker in Albany. Sisson was en route to West Milton where he works for Western Electric.
Nutritional guidance promotes complete protein without meat by using eggs milk cheese fish and fowl soybeans peanuts and whole grains. Recipes include a macaroni cottage cheese loaf and bean balls with tomato soup plus a suggested menu for breakfast lunch and dinner amid rationing.
Wartime shortages and transport woes prompt a practical guide. The excerpt highlights two recipes from Margot Murphy's Wartime Meals: Cheese Potato Balls and a Pork Pie using leftovers, onion, sage, and a ready crust, baked until browned in a hot oven.
Madge Graham senses danger as she reaches the New York apartment of Lillian Underwood. Marion Morion’s espionage ring appears to pull strings over Carolyn Brxton, while guard and family confront potential escapes. The scene ends with the plan to seal exits and test the guard’s loyalties as tensions rise.
Sweft potato pudding serves 4 to 6. Combine fat salt syrup orange juice and rind with hot mashed sweet potatoes. Whisk eggs and milk, fold into mixture, bake in greased dish at 300 F for about 30 minutes until set.
The Snowville Stanleys held their second annual reunion at Athens Fairground with a noon picnic and an afternoon program of songs. Ice cream was served to relatives and friends. Officers elected for the year include President May Mason, Vice President Vesta Robinson, Secretary Treasurer Elsie Stanley, and Program Leader Sarah Collett.
A joint meeting of the Men and Women's Cooperative Traffic Program of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was held Tuesday night at the Athens Hotel with J. B. Vance presiding. The program opened with a group rendition of The Star Spangled Banner led by Miss Virginia Segale with Chet English at the piano. Segale and English sang solos, and speakers included Mr. Fullerton, Mr. Galleher, Cincinnati general freight agent, Mr. Palmer traveling freight agent, and Mr. Lang division freight agent, all of Chillicothe.
Alicia Hart urges women to abandon high heels in favor of low heels, noting daytime fashion shows feature flatter footwear. She explains posture as the start of beauty, offers a simple wall exercise to improve standing and walking, and promises lasting comfort and charm.
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