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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1936
Page
5
Post holiday meal ideas feature a baked noodle ring with milk eggs butter and cheese plus a savory filling of buttered flour milk ham peas mushrooms and optional leftovers. The recipe suggests variations and garnish with parsley pimiento and green pepper for a fresh main dish.
The guide urges using color harmony to make meals appealing and includes a Scalloped Mexican Salmon dish with rice and tomato sauce baked in a casserole. It also provides a glazed carrot preparation with butter, sugar, and vinegar, emphasizing lively presentation.
A home cook offers methods for using leftovers with egg stuffing made from soft bread crumbs and onions, browned in butter and baked. a frozen apricot salad with juices, mayonnaise, eggs, and whipped cream. hash of meat, potatoes, and peppers. mint apples with sugar syrup and garnish. spiced bananas in hot syrup. and guidance on cake texture and jelly failures.
North Ridgeville reports social visits led by Mrs Adolph Franks hosting five ladies. Mrs Ralph Gilder recovering from illness. A Father-Son Banquet at North Ridgeville High School set for January 23 with dinner at 6:30 and moving pictures later. Also notes births illnesses moves and community visits including Miss Ruth McLaugalin appointed acting postmistress and residents visiting Elyria.
Kellogg reports laboratory tests at leading universities show bran supplies vitamin B and iron and provides bulk that aids digestion. Tests on healthy women indicate continued bran use is satisfactory and gentler than laxatives. Ara Bran is marketed as a cereal or cooking additive, sold by grocers and made in Battle Creek.
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