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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
2
A fragment from Fredericksburg notes recounts General Lafayette’s fall 1774 visit to Washington and Mrs. Washington. The piece mentions Lafayette’s praise of George Washington, a farewell gesture, and a recipe for Lafayette Ginger Breed, copied from Mrs. Minor Fleming’s cookbook in Fredericksburg Va.
Instructions for making cabbage rolls with ground steak onion and rice mixed with cinnamon and egg. Boil cabbage leaves, slice, place filling on each leaf, roll, and simmer in boiling water for about forty minutes.
A physician notes that grape, pineapple, grapefruit, apple and berry juices all supply the acid needed to temper cream and contribute to health.
Miss A M Jobnson reports Grafton loyalty clan gathering at Mrs B A Routsbury home for a Christmas party with gift exchange. Mentioned are Mrs A C Kennett Iva Christman Susan Cragin and others. Funeral services for Mrs Leo Baker held at Lutheran church. several local residents attended. Neighbors hosted Reichards gathering. plans to spend winter in California. Belden PTA and local social notices wrap the column.
An article extols canned corn as a nutritious staple in American diets, detailing its carbohydrates and vitamins and offering recipes like corn fritters and chowder. It also lists a theater play’s cast, noting a three act production titled Safe te Ferro and various characters, plus social visits in Elma.
Ronald Billy spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Irma Kinner. Mr and Mrs Frank Zillyeth and two daughters were Saturday night guests of Mr and Mrs A J Dresves in Lorain. The Draves family accompanied them home Sunday. Lehriner visited his mother at Marseller. Milk Producer association met in Helden to elect officers. Mr and Mrs Ralph McClellen and son Glenn of Akron visited Mrs McClellan’s parents. Mrs Howare Kliiset and son Kenneth accompanied them home after a week in Akron. Farr Durkes spent Sunday at the Klisee home. Frank Zliveth has a new Ford sedan. Miss Sarah Bernice Schriver and Miss Stelis Therling competed in a Prince of Peace declamation contest at Elyria. Mr and Mrs Chas Christmas and Carol were dinner guests of D A Cook. The Kiinects moved into a new home. Mrs Frank Craigin spent the weekend with her brother Harold Worden in Akron. Mr and Mrs Harry Hendricks of Spencer were guests of Frank Craigin on Wednesday. Beet crop yield reported 18 14 tons per acre at Luckey. Dec 14 Sugar beer season closed. nine and five carloads shipped.
Lene Toledo Sugar Co at Ressford notes Miller achieved the highest yield of 16 tons per acre, with the average around 14 tons. Bakers from earlier periods produced preserved images with currants, given to customers at Christmas, reflecting a practice Iraase valued for keeping images intact all year.
The center of the Christmas table features a straw bundle with blades. Each guest draws a piece of straw and the one who draws the longest is believed to live the longest. The scene centers on a symbolic master and the ritual surrounding the straw draw.
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