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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
10
Household Hints presents Lemon Meringue Pie with a 300 degree slow bake for tender meringue. Ingredients include flour sugar boiling water eggs butter lemon rind and juice, plus powdered sugar for the meringue. Bake crust, whisk filling, heat until thickened then cool, top with meringue and brown gently.
A vintage collection of recipes includes Sandwich Filling with peppers cucumbers onions and a vinegar sugar mix sealed in jars, Black Walnut Delight batter and bowling syrup bake, Guard's Pudding with jam and a wine sauce of sherry. The instructions emphasize careful heating to avoid lumping, boiling, beating, and steaming to finish desserts and preserves.
A chilled fruit salad cheese ring recipe uses gelatin milk cream grated cheese and seasonings. Soak gelatin in milk whip the cream fold in cheese with Worcestershire mustard salt and cayenne then dissolve gelatin in hot water and blend into the cheese mix. Pour into a small ring mold and chill before serving for four or five portions.
Okey Odell, a leader in the Scioto Marsh onion weeders strike, was found guilty of threatening to kill Richard Nichols Allen Nichols and Lemer Risner. Judge F LeRoy Allen of Marysville presided, with sentence reserved until other onion strikers cases conclude. The misdemeanor carries a fine jail term or both. Jury deliberated four hours.
The cat of Frank Zuber vanished from a Columbus pet hospital after being treated on November 3. Zuber sues Dr. John E Turner for $500, claiming the cat disappeared three days after the visit. In a separate note from Dallas, October proved the driest on record with only .9 inch of rain.
Chester H. Gray of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged Ohio farmers at the state convention to back adjustment measures by the National Administration. He called for a permanent plan to retire acreage when needed and suggested amending the farm act to let cooperating farmers and federal authority raise production if required. Secretary Wallace urged Congress to maintain crop control, warning disaster if abandoned. He cited Ohio crop value for 1934 up 34 percent from last year and noted progress yet unmet objectives. The talk stressed trimming output no more than feasible and easing factory prices to lift farmer income.
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