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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1932
Page
2
A column of reader submitted recipes including Eggless Pumpkin Pie Apple Butter pickles canned corn and lima beans porcupines noodle ring Spanish noodles and Calvary Army doughnuts recipes crediting MRS FRED KETCHUM MRS LINDA PRICE MRS J H PENFOUND MRS JOHN E HENDCHY and MRS JULIA W. HILLIER with basic ingredients and simple instructions for home preservation and meals.
A collage of kitchen tips and recipes including Peach Shortcake With Orange Sauce, Oatmeal Cookies, Easy Sauerkraut canning, Elderberry Jelly, and a lemon pear dessert. Also includes Doctor’s Orders for typhoid prevention and home canning guidance from readers in Ohio and Maryland.
Winners in the Chronicle Telegram recipe contest are Mrs. Alex Forbes and Helen McGinniss of Elyria each slated to receive a one dollar prize. Contest again opens this week with next Tuesday’s winners to be announced. The page includes a peach pie recipe and Economy Cookies, with ingredient lists and baking instructions, credited to Harriet Weaver and the two Elyria contributors.
A mosaic of home recipe card items and meal ideas. Includes peanut bouillon with parsley croutons, no egg mayonnaise, cinnamon buns, saucy kraut loaf, ham dumplings, banana salad, baked corn, salmon patties, pear marmalade, and angel food cake. Contributors include Mrs. Mary Morton, Miss Alice Pliske, Mrs. W. J. Howey, Mrs. John E. Handchy, Mrs. Arthur Falkner, and D. C. Root. The notes list ingredients, basic steps, and serving suggestions for each dish.
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