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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
8
War time guidance explains using maple sugar syrups honey and molasses to replace sugar in desserts and dishes. It gives exchange ratios for cups and tablespoons and suggests raisins dates figs dried pears fruit pastes marmalades jellies and fruit juices as sugar alternatives and methods for preserving without sugar.
In the treeless pampas a drought once left cattle to thirst with dying flocks. Windmills and tanks dot the plains, pumping water to troughs and saving herds from ruin as dry pools shrink yet again.
The article explains painting electric light bulbs with water color to match room colors. By using a soft brush and hobby paints you can achieve a tinted glow, such as yellow for brown and yellow palettes, producing a sunshiny effect through the painted glass.
A health advisory urges reducing meat to protect kidneys from uric acid buildup. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salt daily in water before breakfast to neutralize acids and aid kidney function, claiming it improves urinary and bladder irritation and overall wellbeing.
The 28th annual Scotts Bluff county fair runs September 11–13 at Mitchell fair grounds. Joe Vaughan will be starter. 3500 dollars in purses and 2000 in premiums attract horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry and goods with bands, vaudeville acts, war films and free admission for uniformed soldiers, G A R veterans, and school children on Wednesday.
A wartime reader reflects on the comfort of the home newspaper beside grim reports of the Kaiser. The note emphasizes the value of familiar, local news for morale during difficult times.
A call to demonstrate thrift in homes and encourage thrift among neighbors. Promote weaving and economy as a social standard to avoid becoming burdensome. Do not expect women to bear all saving duties.
The guide explains destroying yeasts by heat and sterilising jars and utensils. It covers making sugar syrups, packing fruit, and boiling times for different jar sizes and fruit types to preserve fruit properly.
An advice column promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach and bowels, claiming it purifies the entire digestive tract and improves skin. It asserts internal sanitation is more important than external cleanliness and cites benefits for those with dull or blemished complexions.
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