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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1932
Page
4
A reader collection from Elyria and Wakeman includes a date nut pie with lattice crust and whipped cream, a banana graham cracker caramel cake, butterscotch pie, butterless milkless eggless cake, date pudding, and a date nut cake. Several recipes list ingredients and steps, with notes on serving and variations.
Winners in the Chronicle Telegram recipe contest are Mrs Herman Scholl of Grafton Ohio and Mrs A L Hoadley Elyria Ohio. Each receives a one dollar check. Delici ous Dessert uses cranberries apples nut meats and sugar served with whipped cream. Marshmallow and Pineapple Salad combines pineapple marshmallows grapes or cherries with a lemon pineapple dressing and whipped cream.
Cabbage meat rolls feature ground hamburger and pork fat rolled in cabbage leaves with rice and onion. The recipe directs boiling cabbage, preparing a meat rice mixture, wrapping leaves, and baking slowly in a 300 degree oven with the water from boiling. Airs. Steve Takacs from Oberlin shares a second dessert drop cookie recipe using brown sugar egg and butter.
A household recipe collection from Mrs L G Harden and Mrs Roy H Carver includes a turkey stuffing method with bread cubes bacon and mushrooms, plus an apple custard pie using stewed apples eggs sugar and butter. The notes reference specific readers and locations in New London and Elkhna with no formal publication details.
Mrs. Schneider of Oshkosh endorses Kellogg’s All-Bran, saying it eased her constipation without pills. The ad claims All-Bran supplies bulk and vitamin B with iron to stimulate the intestines and suggests two tablespoonfuls daily, with medical advice if relief fails.
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