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Newspaper
Arcadia Journal
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1918
Page
4
A blended recipe feature lists Mrs Carter Brown Bread with wheat and bran flours optional, nuts sugar syrup soda sour milk mixture and baking. plus a spiced fruit sauce using apples tomatoes peppers raisins brown sugar vinegar and ginger boiled to chili sauce consistency.
John J. Hamilton, supervisor for the First District, publishes an open letter defending his record and condemning a pre election media attack by P. F. Cogswell. He accuses Cogswell of misrepresentation and warns of lingering tactics aimed at undermining integrity before the November 5th election.
A Venice bulletin urges residents to attend a Halloween Mardi Gras on October 31 with a coast to coast carnival: races along the Boardwalk from the Pier end to Windward Avenue, witches goblins clowns and masqueraders, red and green fire, confetti, sirens and a midnight fireworks display to greet a full night of excitement.
Miss Evelyn Grimes visits Ontario with Mrs E F Glass while Miss Alice Breuillot stays as guest there this week. Fred Newport returns from Nevada after mining business. Arcadian club meeting postponed due to influenza fears. Arcadia schools remain closed. Stone lays on Falling Leaf avenue. two thirds of sidewalks and cars completed. L S Emerson returns from Bear Valley with ducks. pleasant hunting trip and abundant game. Mr and Mrs W D Millard host Mrs Anna Millard LA and niece Miss Wauneta Hamblin of Michigan. Hamblin to reside with aunt. Liberty Dance postponed again due to influenza fears. resumption unknown. Sales job ad seeks men and women, training provided with earnings potential listed. Gas Company offers furnace conversion to modern gas model.
In Monrovia new regulations require strict limits on bread, meat varieties, and sugar use in public eating places. Rules ban serving more than two ounces of Victory Bread per person and cap dairy fat and cream content while mandating waste reduction and display standards. James Reynolds of the Candy Shop said the rules take effect Monday and will be strictly observed.
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