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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1932
Page
4
Soup has evolved from a main meal staple to a lighter dinner temptress. Traditional bowls of soup with bread once filled peasant meals, while modern use favors soups that whet appetite without satisfying it.
Cream soups are occasionally served as the first course in dinner. They are delicate and served in small portions in a two thirds full bouillon cup. Cream celery and other varieties tempt the palate without overpowering the main meal.
The newest cups feature modern lines and materials including glass and black-painted china. Some are shaped like upside down terraced buildings and are suitable for serving thin soups, which should be modest in amount to set up for heartier courses. Also includes a recipe: Apple Pudding with Batter Peel using baked batter poured over apples and steamed for forty minutes.
Twelve or fourteen apples peeled, cured and sliced with one teaspoon extract nutmeg and one and a half cups sugar. Pack apples in a deep earthen ware dish add sugar and half cup water with extract. Cover with a paste like thin biscuit dough pinch edge and bake in a moderate oven serve with rich cream.
A simple side dish prep combines boiling squash until tender then mashing. Sliced onion is softened in butter then added to the squash with pepper salt and a touch of sugar and cooked five minutes.
Advice describes restoring shine on worn fabrics by sponging with hot vinegar or ammonia solution, then covering with damp cloth and pressing on the right side. After pressing, remove the cloth and brush the garment for a smooth finish.
J R Stombaugh and family of Vandalia visit Richard Huddleston near Greenville who remains bedridden for ten days to two weeks. Roy Jackson family stay with relatives in Decatur over the weekend. Mrs Huddleston and child visit kin. Stombaughs and Jacksons travel to Patoka on business. Mary Stombaughn and Leo Jackson visit Decatur. Huddleston kin return home with them.
Republican Governor candidate Omer N. Custer resumes a broad downstate tour stressing economy and tax reform. He avoids national issues like tariffs and the League of Nations, arguing state solvency and reorganization are essential. The itinerary spans Champaign Danville Bloomington Decatur and Shelbyville with numerous county meetings through March 19. A dense schedule lists noon and night events across numerous counties including Robinson, Watseka, Carbondale, and Rock Island.
Cut bananas into round slices about one inch thick or halve and split. Dip in fritter batter and fry until cooked.
A collage of small ads notes livestock horses and bulls ready for sale from Hudspeth Christie Foster Simcox Hawkins Lin ton Davis and Wadkins. Also listings for housing trade a range and poultry hatchery services with pricing and locations in Patoka Neoga Colin and Boulder for readers seeking dom estic goods and farm supplies.
Curtis A. Murfin named Executor of the Frank Murfin estate invites all claimants to appear at the Marion County Court House Salem on the May Term's first Monday to have claims adjusted. Debts to estate should be paid promptly. Basil Wilson, Attorney. 1932.
John A Jennings announces candidacy for School Director in School District No 44. He pledges high standards in education, strict economy, and will to hire efficient instructors while wisely spending public funds. He asks for voter support ahead of the April 9 election.
An unnamed Democrat in Marion County declares candidacy for Circuit Clerk on the primary ballot. The notice states support on the Democratic ticket and references the upcoming election.
J Lem Ballance announces candidacy for Circuit Clerk pending the Democratic Primary set for April 12. Ballance emphasizes public service and experience in county offices as he seeks voter backing.
P. B. Simcox announces his candidacy for School Trustee on the Independent Ticket for Patoka Township. He pledges to safeguard public funds and maintain good schools in all districts, with the election set for Tuesday April 5, 1932.
Ed Anderson announces his candidacy for re election as Marion County coroner citing past service and efficiency. He urges voters to support him in the primary on Tuesday April 12 1932.
Milwau kee industrial payrolls rise after a Pennsylvania Railroad order worth a million dollars. The contract covers 240 electric locomotives, 150000 tons of steel, and 60000000 pounds of copper, signaling a large boost for the local steel and manufacturing sector.
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