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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
6
A collection of user submitted recipes lists Cherry Tart, Sponge Cake Cookies, Sunshine Cake, Parker House Rolls, Butter Rings, Pineapple Upside Down Cake, Gold Cake, and more. Included are kitchen tips, method notes, and contributor credits from Mrs. R. A. Lawrence, Mrs. A. Fouler, and others across Elyria and nearby towns. The page preserves homemaking lore with baking and dessert ideas.
The Chronicle Telegram recipe contest winners are Mrs G Bressler of Wellington and Mrs A Fousek of Spencer. Each will receive a dollar. Recipes include chowder with codfish and pork, potato buns, beans with dumplings, and related kitchen methods and tips.
Recipe fragment details steps to cook dough with butter sugar water and raisins, then bake. Includes ingredients butter milk baking powder for dough and syrup with raisins and water. Mentions 114 Hamilton Street Elyria Ohio as a reference.
New York reporters note Manhattan’s obsession with home life as theaters, dining, and apartments shift toward furnished flats and dining at home. Noting prominent families and actors, the piece cites Fred Stone's failed bid to pull a show, proving contracts endure amid Broadway’s volatility.
A reader cites Ed Howe of Kansas as questioning collective sense in discussing gloom. The fragment references a long-ago letter received in school, suggesting a critique of social perception and mood.
A Midwest girl destined for runaway returns home after a hard edged Broadway transformation. She speaks of a loose world, smokes vigorously, and hints she will not stay long as she drifts between past and stage life. Household Hints offers a stuffed ham roll recipe and a baked potato dish.
A hot gospeler on Columbus Circle predicts civilization's end as an anti capitalistic syrup gag leads to a crisis, shouting about the onrush of a thundering herd that will sweep the nation and trample the rich while Verne Porter urges a quick escape home.
The passage describes Washington Bridge seen from Inspiration Point on Riverside Drive at dusk. It notes artists Leon Gordon Howard Chandler Christy Joseph Urban and Dear Cornwell among frequent visitors and crowds leaving cars for the view. It portrays city tension and a calm, hopeful moment as day ends.
Sherman Hoyt, a rare yachtsman, arrived at the Ritz for a ball during a heavy rainstorm wearing a yellow oilskin slicker and fisherman's sou wester, contrasting with formal attire. The scene blends tradition with practicality as he maintains decorum in wet weather.
Ethel Barrymore follows a family routine where her two sons Jack and Sam are the same size so each day becomes a race to rise first and to dress best. The situation captures a light domestic moment in 1933.
A fragmentary recipe describes stuffing a ham slice with bread crumb mixture including onion and vegetables, rolling and baking, then a butter sugar flour cake with milk and orange flavoring. The text mentions finishing touches like nut meats and whipped cream.
A kitchen tip advises using paper napkins to clean cod liver oil from spoons, children's mouths, and bottle necks after administration. The suggestion targets households with youngsters and odor concerns on linens.
The passage advises using three fourths perishable and one fourth non perishable foods, and describes removing rings from hot dishes with alcohol and linseed oil. It emphasizes cleaning the dining table top with soap, drying, and polishing, plus installing strong kitchen lighting to reduce mistakes and accidents.
Dinner stories reveal playful banter about rust on a coat and a tailor who swore ironwear. A chicken house project prompts patience and a jab about Rome not built in a day. A father asks about a son’s overdue suit bill and a request for same terms.
A nervous passenger asks for a safe ship to Europe and the clerk recommends the Bremen, noting it has never sunk. The lady remains relieved and requests a berth on that vessel.
Kansas City reports a banking crisis spurring a trunk and drawer rummage that unearthed coins from Porter family holdings. Among finds a 1893 Columbia half dollar linked to the World’s Fair era and a larger 1825 half dollar add context to financial strain. Seized liquor vanished in Medford jail prompting grand jury inquiry into 143 gallons alcohol 59 gin 10 wine and 27 wine bottles missing.
In Corvallis Oregon game wardens report 21 men arrested in Benton county in January for out of season deer killing. Wardens say most defendants are unemployed and claim hunger as a motive.
A description notes a coin featuring Liberty’s chesslike side with thirteen stars on one face and the American eagle with E Pluribus Unum on the other, reflecting classic American iconography.
The King steers the British ship of state amid economic strain and cabinet upheaval. He influenced coalition formation after 1951, urged prompt decisions, and backed key policies from abandoning the gold standard to imperial and foreign policy matters.
Unemployed in The Netherlands in mid January reached 600,279, up 3,489 from December 31. The Commerce Department was advised by Commercial Attache J. F. Van Wickel at The Hague.
Police and motorists armed with shovels dug along a road near Attica Indiana after frantic reports of a new grave. They uncovered the carcass of a young calf after several minutes of digging, confirming the discovery.
A concise reflection notes that passion exposes fools who seem prudent and reveals folly in those who hide behind reason. The line emphasizes emotion as truth teller and critiques judgment detached from zeal.
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