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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1934
Page
14
Readers share a pickle recipe by Mrs. Harold Rowley of Elyria Ohio. Use ten pounds pickles three pounds sugar celery seed allspice two pints vinegar. Boil brine three days then soak three more days changing water daily. Cut into chunks simmer two hours in weak vinegar with alum, then jar or cover with boiling vinegar sugar and spices.
A dated relish instruction lists chopping 12 green peppers 4 red peppers 2 medium cabbage heads 10 onions, salting overnight, draining, adding 1 1 2 cups brown sugar two tablespoons mustard seed and one tablespoon celery seed. Vinegar poured over, allowed to cool, contents packed in crock and weighed with grape leaves or sealed in jars.
A dated recipe note from R. F. about making tomato soup similar to Campbells. It lists tomatoes, onions, sweet peppers, sugar, salt, cornstarch, cinnamon, cloves, and cooking steps. Fry onions in lard and butter, simmer with tomato mix, strain, thicken with cornstarch, boil, jar while hot, and add hot milk when served.
A local recipe page lists green tomato pickles made from 4 gallons sliced tomatoes with vinegar spices, sugar, and optional horseradish, yielding about two gallons of pickles. It also includes a fruit cake batter with flour, sugar, lard, molasses, egg, soda, sour milk, vanilla, spices, and seeded raisins, baked in a medium oven.
The first published image shows Isidor Fisch, linked to the Lindbergh ransom, with Henry Uhlig, the New York furrier who traveled to Germany with Fisch where Fisch died last December. Investigators questioned Uhlig about Fisch while ruling him not involved in the kidnapping. Fisch’s signature is displayed as experts dispute its match to the ransom notes.
A handwritten frosting method details mixing cocoa powdered sugar butter and salt with boiling toffee to desired consistency. Vanilla is added and the frosting is spread on the cake while warm. Signed Mrs J M Relly R D No 1 Amherst Ohio.
Chutney calls for 12 large tripe tomatoes onions green peppers apples salt sugar pinnamin ginger vinegar and two hours. Mrs H W Bearer, Nichols Court, City. Potato cheese dumplings combine grated potatoes flour salt and boil. Fill with American cheese cubes and bacon bits melt together heat and serve. Mrs E Milliken, 451 Earl Ct, Elyria.
Cauliflower is separated into flowerlets and layered with a savory sauce in a buttered dish. The sauce is made by melting butter, whisking in flour, then gradually adding tomato liquor, yielding a thick smooth mixture seasoned with Worcester sauce salt mustard and paprika. The assembled dish is topped with buttered crumbs and baked until browned and bubbling.
Cream cheese and mayonnaise blended with chopped nuts, spread on peach halves arranged on lettuce like petals. Cheese balls sit atop the salad with a dollop of mayonnaise in the center. Serves eight. Katherine Esterwood, Grafton, Ohio. Mrs. Be. Millier, 44 Pearl Ave, Elyria.
Lift flour baking powder salt and two tablespoons sugar. Cut in shortening until bran like. Beat egg and milk then mix with dry ingredients. Spread in an oiled shallow pan. Slice apples in eighths arrange in rows. Mix remaining sugar cinnamon and butter and sprinkle on top. Bake until golden and apples tender.
Prize winning recipes for this week feature preserved chilies and pickles in Elyria. Mrs Isabell Miller at 231 Fourth Street wins for an uncooked Chili Sauce recipe and Mrs E Milliren of 451 Earl Court wins for a Last-of-the-Garden pickles recipe.
A historic recipe for uncooked chili sauce lists ingredients including tomatoes celery onions peppers and spices with a vinegar base. It credits Mrs Isabell Miller of 231 Fourth Street Elyria and mentions wrapping and storing guidance in a cool place.
A home canning note outlines making a mixed pickle with green beans yellow beans cucumbers peppers and cauliflower. It specifies salting overnight draining cooking beans chopping celery and combining with a vinegar based brine and spices before heating and sealing. Author signature reads MRS BE MILLIREN 491 Earl Court.
A brief cooking note instructs baking sliced apples in a moderate oven at 350 degrees for thirty minutes until tender and the cake is cooked through. It ends with a signature line noting Katherine Esterwood of Grafton.
A pair of old kitchen notices from Mrs. Isabell Miller of Elvira Ohio and Mrs. H. I. Solida Wellington Ohio detail traditional canning and sauce steps. One entry lists GOULOSH style spaghetti with tomatoes onions pepper and spices baked. the other outlines tomato onion pepper vinegar sugar cloves boil and bottle while hot.
Vermont pickles call for 1 quart sliced cucumbers not peeled 1 large onion 1 pepper 3 to 4 tablespoons salt let stand 1 to 2 hours then drain 1 cup brown sugar 1/4 teaspoon turmeric 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon mustard seed and whole cloves tied in a bag vinegar to cover boil until soft can while hot. Mrs H T Solida R No 3 Wellington Ohio.
A vintage recipe from Mrs. C. H. Gibbs lists ingredients for celery relish with green tomatoes cucumbers celery peppers sugar salt and vinegar. The method says to salt tomatoes and cucumbers then drain and mix with vinegar and cook ten minutes.
Lucile Marston a 30 year old inmate of Elizabeth cottage in Marysville fell from a top floor when a blanket rope failed during an escape attempt. She sustained a compound fracture of the left leg and was noted as having prior robbery conviction in Newark seven years ago.
A sales push touts Gold Dust as a universal cleaner replacing soaps and cleaners. It promises faster, easier, cheaper cleaning. The ad highlights a five cent price for a double-size package and an offer of three orders plus mail-in tops for a 69 cent bath tub brush.
L. P. Baile aged 26 died after severe scalding when an inspection plate blew off a Middletown dairy boiler. Edward Peters, 42, a plumber, was burned and in critical condition following the incident yesterday.
In Piqua Ohio on September 25 striking workers picketed the Orr Felt and Blanket company as talks for a settlement continued.
Ohio Attorney General Bricker spoke at a rally in Wyandot County urging urgent school funding and a constructive tax law. He blamed Democratic control for unpaid teachers salaries and government costs, criticizing past sessions and proposing a state criminal investigation bureau. He cited a letter to J Edgar Hoover on bureau functions and cooperation.
A sequence of real estate transfers lists multiple pairs of grantors and grantees, with properties located in Higra Co Am herst Avon Lake Lorain Ridgeville Township and Cleveland Road Homesite. Transfers include quitclaims and subdivison lots across several townships and streets.
Cannelton, Pa. resident Thomas Fennel, aged 106, says he is the state's oldest living resident. He reads newspapers without glasses, walks miles, tends a weekly garden, and eats three hearty meals daily.
Police, Boy Scouts and volunteers scour Detroit for 13 year old Lillian Gallagher who vanished while selling tickets for a school benefit. Authorities fear she was kidnapped or killed as the search expands.
In Toledo on September 24, 53 year old Arthur Halsey was struck by one car and hurled into the path of another, dying from injuries sustained in the incident.
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