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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1937
Page
17
A piece on hot dishes and light meals describes avoiding heavy foods. It suggests tart bowls for lunch and formal suppers, plus simple hot dishes and crisp vegetables. It covers sandwich fillings, dipping, and frying methods with a cave man anecdote at the end.
A reader questions complete sterilization of jars by boiling and differences between oven controls. Another asks about canning without sugar for diabetics and using saccharine for flavor. The olives section explains size names from medium to colossal and packing counts per pint, plus a dessert idea Apricot Water Tarts with crust and filling steps.
The text describes folding whipped whites into batter, spreading it on a water crust, cooking dried apricots with minimal water to make apricot pulp, straining, spreading the pulp over the base, topping with remaining crumbs, chilling 12 to 34 hours, and serving 6 to 8. Contains garbled phrases but outlines a tart dessert preparation.
Nova notes show Mr and Mrs Howard Scarborough and Mr and Mrs Joe Naegle of Baltimore visiting A C Philips and M D Scarborough. Stanley Richards vacationed at R C Richards in Columbus. Ida Bowerize of Springfield MA and Katherine Detrow of Youngstown called at Amos Hipp home. Clyde Wertz spent weekend in Columbus with V L Raver. C F Hanville and Dan drove to Walbridge Park Toledo meeting Isaac Johnson and family of Waterloo Indiana. A picnic for sixteen followed by a cold but enjoyable day with dinner hosted by Amos Hipp and Blanche Hipps guests W A Gibson Vernon, William Lindsay, Howard Treace, Solomon Sprinkle and others in Kalamazoo and Clarks.
Distress signal prompts reorientation of a Rochester family and Ant Cant Class members from Mt. Vernon and Ashland enjoy a Brookside Park summer class picnic with 22 members and 3 guests. Funeral services for Mrs. Orilla Camerine, 72, were held at United Brethren Church with Rev. Stamets. she leaves six children, several grandchildren, two sisters and two brothers.
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