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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
2
A scrambled collection of kitchen tips and recipes includes Cream of Potato Soup and Cracker Baked Alaska Rice Muffins. Instructions cover mixing muffins with dates, handling crackers, and baking times. Also included are notes on baking dishes for veggie casseroles, salmon bread pudding style, and a Pineapple Julie drink idea with pineapple juice and raspberries.
A one piece knitted dress with hat in several stripe shades promises bright summer brightness for winter days. Dainty pitted sleeves and horizontal stripes make it stylish, though not advised for all buyers. The model is described as Lindaay, an English girl active in American talkies.
Central Prensa Garden Expert Dean Halliday explains bouquet design basics. Emphasizes that flower quality matters more than size, and a single balanced bloom with foliage can outperform crowded arrangements. Recommends harmony of types and colors for appealing bouquets.
Mrs. Mary Morton's Daily Tented Recipe outlines a savory luncheon dish. It details butter or bacon fat onions green pepper hawbury teak tomatoes stewed rice and rice water with Tabasco or Worcestershire for heat. The method layers cooked rice with tomato meat mixture, bakes at 375 for 35 to 40 minutes, finishing with bread crumbs and bacon bits.
Practical guide to repotting houseplants with soil mix, drainage, and root care. Advises equal parts garden loam leaf mold and sand, add charcoal and bone meal, choose pots only slightly larger, water after planting, and handle roots gently to avoid shock. Includes steps for removing plants and re-potting with proper soil and drainage.
Observants of this rule gives shimeter to the banquet. Third prinsiple, ant a very impor tant one, is that flowers are much more affective when arranged in a banquet with foliage for setting. A flower's own foliage is usually best for this purpose bib if it is too thin or not available, use foliage of similar shape, color and texture. Fourth principle, ard ong always to be remembered, i Usit ons should avoil the use of clashing colors. to minimize the possibility of this use white flowers liberally, no foliage in, conjunction with the flower com bination. Bayqats can be maie or less pair fect in composition and size and yet lose their affect in several different Kinda ara used in the sani room. The first principle of interior eco ption ia unity, and in bonquets of miny kinds jo used in the same room, the harmony of it is throws out of balance.
A tested breaded veal method uses two crumb coatings then egg wash, fry brown, simmer in water, served with cucumber relish. Ingredients include veal cutlets, breadcrumbs, egg yolks, cold water, salt, paprika, celery salt, and oil. Relish adds cucumber, onion, tomato and celery with herbs.
A shallow pan lined with waxed paper baked twenty five minutes in a moderately slow oven. Cool completely then cut into bars and roll in confectioners sugar.
In Montreal a fashion parade for young women featured gray tones paired with black and red rotors. Lanvin blends gray with delphinium while street wear favors chocolate. Windblown bobs fall out. Slogans promote minimalism and balanced fashion, with Balanca highlighting balanced shoulders and budgets. Mrs Adams and Mrs Crosby appear in blue cloth and cream frocks, attending Ritz events and showcasing button up back designs with decorative clips.
A Fort Hamilton Hospital staff meeting is set for next Thursday October 6 at 4 30 p m Dr W L Porter will present a cage study and the hospital plans to discuss ongoing programs and patient care updates
Helen Gilmore files for divorce from Floren Gathering Gilmore after a five year separation. She cites unknown residence of Bart Gilmore and notes they have one child. Proceedings listed in common pleas court on a Monday.
New York reports Rossevalt holds a 7 to 5 edge over President Noorce in an election betting market. Some wagers stretch to 8 to 5 while Hoover money shows influence in the financial district.
Harry L. Jonesy of New York sues to collect $37,073 and seeks sale of a Middletown rent interest tied to Rufus C. Phillips. The petition alleges conveyance to his wife to defraud and asks that stocks and bonds from the late R. C. Phillips estate be applied to the judgment. It notes a trust fund not to terminate until widow Fannie L. Phillips dies or youngest child turns 25.
VFW Camp bell Gard Post No 1069 will elect officers at the October meeting. Nominated are Gonennder Charles Wickel and Robert Harmon for senior commander Russell Sunderland and William Conlin for junior vice commander Earl Muncey and William Hard for quartermaster Robert Harston and Frank Edwards for guard Jack Biltinger and nal Hart for officer of the day George Sprandel for chaplain. The post reports a token dinner on September 17 and no new members initiated. Next meeting is October 12.
City of Hamilton records show clerk Harry Winevick collected 756.70 dollars as the citys share of fines and costs from September court divisions including criminal and civil cases. City and state costs totaled 497.26 dollars with civil costs at 261 dollars. In August the city received 497.70 dollars from the court.
At St Pauls Evangelical and King Lutheran churches Harvest Home special gifts of fruits and jelly were placed on the altar for Fort Hamilton hospital. The program, with Zion Lutheran in cooperation, included communion services and donations of British vegetables to the needy.
Y W G A schedule details a busy week with meetings for Hi-Y membership committees and grade clubs. Highlights include a speaker Esther Mix on childhood issues, ninth grade and general club business meetings, and a recognition service Saturday afternoon in the Y W C A auditorium. Public invited.
An executive committee of the Buller County Farm Bureau planned a demonstration on hitching four or more horses to farm equipment as a substitute for tractor power. The event ties to the annual corn husking contest on Tuesday October 25. No site was fixed yet. Attendees included J F Clawson Ash Epge Ray Brown Charles Lite Ralph Whitehead Jon Kennedy John Clear Robert Fliskinger John Theiss Willard Kearns Jamwes Weaver Clyde Gillespie Byron Das Armond Smith Raridon William Bradley and DP.
In Dayton Ohio second ward Coley taunted by J M Champlin from Wilmington Ohio. Marysville reports Rev John Calvin McCay of Burst Presbyterian Church accepts call to Lebanon Presbyterian Church Lebanon November 1.
Caviar grey ranks among the emattest new winter colors and becomes a favorite for daytime coats frocks and ensembles. A chic afternoon frock features velvet and a refined finish.
An advertisement claims rapid weight loss with Krugchen Salts used daily. It promises energy, reduced hunger, and fat loss, touting a 4 week regimen. The pitch mentions a price and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, attributed to a local drug company and distributor.
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