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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
2
The article extols fall flavors and the role of spices in stimulating appetite. It highlights apples oranges and peaches, with recipes for Apple Cap Salad and Apple Meringue using cinnamon nutmeg and apple sauce. It notes spices aid digestion and enhance meals in colder months.
The ad offers a spice cake method with shortening sugar eggs and milk then breaded with dry ingredients and raisins baked in layers at 375. A caramel frosting from egg white sugar and vanilla is applied after cooling. The page also notes local social updates and regional notices.
Mr and Mrs Charles Foster and sons Harold and George spent Sunday with Mrs Lucy Cahill and family in Cleveland. Mrs George Woodruff and Bobby were weekend guests in Beach City and Akron. Miss Melva Halliwill of LeRoi Was a recent guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Halliwill. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Law and son spent Sunday with G J Law and wife. The P T A will hold the first meeting of this year in the auditorium Tuesday evening. Sent 27th. Gerald Franks the musical director will give the program assisted by other musicians. Mr Dodds who has been spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Ned Gotz returned Monday to his home in Pittsburgh. His grandson Robert Freid who has been spending the past week at the Gott residence accompanied him home. Mr and Mrs C B Rawson had as their dinner guests Tuesday Mrs W E Aver and Mrs George McConnell of Pittsfield. They relied on other relatives in the afternoon. Mrs M W Vickery and daughter Elaine of Lakewood were over the guests of Mrs W H Knowles Saturday. Betty Foster and Miriam Halliwill spent Friday night with Mrs T F Chil e ly of Wellington. Mr and Mrs Robert Denham were visitors in Lorain on Monday. Mr and Mrs Paul Sage entertained Mr and Mrs Kenton Ro
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