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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
12
A collection of recipes and tips for cool summer desserts and lunches. Includes quick graham crust pies with baked apples and cheese cream topping, cottage cheese pies, coconut and lemon flavors, and a jellied strawberry pie. Also covers selecting pineapples, bases for frozen fruit salads, and smart lunch packing guidance.
A recipe for macaroni with cheese in ham jackets. Boil macaroni with salt, mix a cheese sauce with flour pepper fat and diluted milk, add grated cheese and horse radish, then fill ham slices and roll. Bake 400 degrees F for about 30 minutes until browned. Serves 8. Mrs Julia Easterwood, R D 2 Grafton Ohio.
The feature lists recipes from Blanche Stoney and Mrs. O. C. Sanders among others, including honey wafers with shortening and honey mix, accolate flake pudding, pineapple salad with cream cheese and pimentos, butterfly salad, lemon pie, raisin and nut care cookies, surprise cookies, peanut butter cookies, and butterscotch rice pudding, attributed to residents of Elyria and Amherst in Ohio.
The Chronicle Telegram recipe contest this week awards one dollar prizes for the best entries. Mrs Blanche Stoney of 345 Eighth Street wins with Apple Crisp Padding and Mrs Julia Easterwood of R D 2 Grafton with Macaroni with Cheese in Ham Jackets.
A rough recipe fragment describes slicing apples 1 to 4 inches thick placing them in a buttered casserole. It calls for 4 cups of apples, 1 pinch of cinnamon, 7 tablespoons of butter, 1 to 2 cups water and 3 to 4 cups flour.
New Orleans area sees two closed companies organized and three test wells planned as Dancinger Oil and Refining Company with Fort Worth and Tulsa ties leads efforts to lease about 2,000,000 acres. Geologists report many salt domes suggesting oil potential near New Orleans.
The passage outlines multiple drilling tests near New Orleans. Dancinger and Gay and Associates conduct tests at Reggio and Raceland, while a New Orleans syndicate funds drilling on a 15,000 acre Lake Pontchartrain tract. Production fields expand in Lafouche and Terrebonne as oil and gas appoach the city.
A tractor accident near Reynoldsburg crushed 68 year old farmer Frank Wildermuth. Protesters confront a board of education over firings of two longtime officials in Lancaster. Two year old Patty Bucksnaw fell from a window in Columbus, narrowly injuring herself. Multiple brief items cover drownings, fires, weather, prohibitions, and public notices from Dayton to Cleveland.
A letter touts ALL-BRAN as a remedy after thirty years of prescription pills. It claims science supports bran bulk to regulate bowels, plus iron and B vitamins for energy, with a gentle cleanse of wastes. The ad urges two tablespoons daily and doctor if not relieved.
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