Unusual Recusing with Common Materials in Food Prep
A fragmented set of kitchen notes outlines odd uses of common ingredients to elevate ordinary dishes. It describes serving a hot pud ding with lemon, making Thousand Island Dressing from olive oil and condiments, and a Golden Gallad Drawing sauce. Also included are methods for Ginger Ale Fruit Salad and a suggested mayonnaise ring garnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doual
Gothior
Ninenitte
Akange
Jules
Walt
Uncertain Weathered Clippings Mention Hall’s Catarrh Medicine
A fragmented OCR page references Hall's Catarrh Medicine with pasted testimonials and a reward offer. It also includes notices to creditors from Oregon estates such as John S. Harris and D. G. McKennie, naming executors Henry A. Barrett and Alexander McKenzie with deadlines and locations in Athena and Pendleton, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyl
Haile
Hall
All ‘Drugeiaia
Creditora
Nea Ee Court
Umatilin Junky
John
Harris
Athena
Oreson
Homer L. Watts
Oregon
Het
Enid
Athens
Henry A. Barrett
State of
Umatilla
D. G. McKennie
Alexander McKenzie
Daniel G. McKensie
Adlama Oregon
Will M. Feterson
Smith-Crawford
Pendleton
Alexander McKanzie
Will M. Peterson
No One Suffered Here in Voluntary Food Movement
A fragment reflects on voluntary rationing during a bread shortage, praising self sacrifice to keep prices stable and prevent extortion. The piece argues that citizens avoided suffering and notes America’s calmer experience compared with other nations in wheat stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Batinanca
Information on Market News Services of the Bureau of Markets
The annual report details the expansion of market news services in 1918, with 90 branch offices and 14,000 miles of leased wires delivering data nationwide. It covers fruits, vegetables, live stock, meats, dairy and poultry, and the shift to government reporting to restore confidence in market condition data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pronce
Bureau of Markets
Secretary of Agriculture
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Daily Reports
Daily Telegraphic
Allegheny Moun
United States
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Washington
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minneapolis
Farmers Connected by 1 Million Members to Ag Agencies
The United States Department of Agriculture notes over one million farmers belong to associations that link rural families with a network of trained men and women. These groups connect farming communities with eight major corps and state institutions, facilitating access to scientific research and practical experience to improve farm work and home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
President Wilson pledges in gratitude for wounded soldiers
The White House vows America will not forget the sacrifices of the wounded in the American Army. The President signals practical aid through the Victory Loan, urging universal participation from rich and poor alike to support returning veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
America
Back to His Old Freedom Stormy Petrel Returns
A fragmented feature markets a stormy petrel tale with references to McGee and park life. It portrays a seabird figure resisting mud holes then returning to the sea, noting the blue-water traditions and a gullish mischief. The piece mixes nautical folklore with playful local color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tost Mk
Sermeant McGee
Rami
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athena Drug Company
Kitchen
Boabine
Muigneloes
Catherine Broshskovekaya
Rue All Evolution
Amatille County
Cath Jn
Zerba
Ernest A. Zerba
Penney Co
Willion
Woodrow Wilson
Red Cross
Chcinnati
Indiapapoke
Dad
Che Bilan
Min
Enille
Tailanapolis
Petrel
Anthony
Cleopatra
Nile
San Francisco Bulletin
Yorkshire Post
8 Wischusen
Erie Wischusen
Cambridge
Wischusen
Lowertoft
Horngey
Cenge
Pawhusks
Claba
Watts & Rogers
The
First National Bank of Athena
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