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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
11
Informal gatherings with outdoor or garage preparations win favor. Menu ideas include scrambled eggs with ham, fried eggs, hamburgers, baked beans, coffee, salad, and dessert. Sandwiches and buttered biscuits also fit. An outdoor fire or fireplace lets guests toast meat, bun, or sandwiches. The Romans had an eight day week prior to the Christian era.
An advertisement extols Post Toasties cereal with crisp corn flakes and quick energy for meals. It promotes serving with milk fruit or berries and notes the product is from General Foods. A promotion offers a Junior Detective badge from Battin Creek Michigan with two box tops and ends October 15, 1933.
A collection of old fashioned vegetable recipes including baked peppers with left overs cheese sauce white sauce and meats, peas and lettuce from French cuisine, asparagus and cheese dish, buttered cabbage a sauce with vinegar and cream, carrots squash turnips and peaches with currants, plus plans for a special legislative session in Arkansas.
A vintage dessert guide presents peach based treats with shortcake and whipped cream. Recipes include a peach shortcake with a basic baking powder batter and a method for ripe peaches with sugar and juice flavor, plus baked custards with peach slices and chocolate sauce. Also includes tapioca custard and Georgia Peach Cream Mold with gelatine and peach purée.
Practical household advice on preparing sandwiches by softening butter, choosing fruit for jelly, and making French dressing. Tips cover salad ideas with mint gelatin, lettuce storage, bran muffins with cheese, and hosting visitors without awkward topics. Also suggests using olive oil to preserve jelly and proper tea time etiquette.
A plane piloted by James W. Meltos and with Irving J. Koenig as aircraft machinist crashed during a landing attempt in a stubble field. Both youths, identified as co-owners, were killed, while Lt. Lowis had ordered the craft grounded earlier on safety concerns.
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