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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
22
As the wheat ration tightens, families seek alternatives to bread. Potatoes and other vegetables can substitute bread in meals. A list shows items equal in value to two bread slices, including lima beans, corn, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, celery, lettuce, and cabbage. Adding nuts or dressings can boost nutritional value, with onions, tomatoes, and cabbage prepared with cream or French dressing increasing food value per portion.
Instructions describe fastening the largest safety pin to the outside of a piece bag and attaching samples from each remnant. This simple device saves time and patience by allowing instant visibility of the bag’s contents.
Simple ways to use honey include dipping small squares of cut comb in melted chocolate with a dipping fork. Warm water keeps the knife and honey workable for easy cutting and pouring on grapefruit halves for breakfast. Honey pairs with cottage cheese balls and makes a child friendly honey sundae with warm water thinning if thick.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward, Britain's leading woman writer, dedicates all her abilities to the war effort. She has been at the front and her lectures on wartime conditions have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for relief funds.
The text notes that you do not need West Point to become a general. Frederick Funston did not graduate from West Point yet became major general. Chaffee rose from the ranks, and Major General Wood is cited. Since Washington, all full generals have been West Point graduates, though no law requires it.
Instructions describe methods to dull shine on serge clothing using sandpaper, damp ironing, vinegar ammonia, soap bark, and blue bluing for navy garments. Also include a recipe for a bean cheese roll with peas, lima beans, bread crumbs and seasonings baked in a moderate oven, served with tomato sauce.
One cup cottage cheese two eggs half cup onion chopped two cups cooked beans one cup boiled rice dry four slices bread crumbs two tablespoons butter bake until firm serving suggested. The ingredient list notes soda to neutralize acid and uses corn or Victory bread crumbs for texture.
Cut cold boiled potatoes into half inch cubes to make one quart. Chop onion, picalilli, capers, parsley, olives and green pepper. Mix with olive oil, vinegar and salt. Combine with potatoes, chill, then garnish with parsley, lettuce hearts and radishes.
In less than a year and a half the United States army won 30 victories despite a quadruple enemy force. It captured 406,000 soldiers and seized 10 fortified positions including the enemy capital, extending conquests across Mexico and California.
Store letters written by patrons create long ribbons of interleaved paper. Salesgirls preserve unbroken lengths as miles of correspondence are stitched into the ribbon for soldiers and their former work fellows.
The Dry Goods Economist notes fringe remains a dominant trend with varied uses. Fringe appears on sash ends, tunic hems, collar and cuff edges in chenille, cotton, beads, wool, or silk. Fringes vary in method, material, and arrangement, underscoring its versatile appeal.
Mrs McC Carr, a poet and translator, works a turret lathe in an airplane plant at Swissvale Pennsylvania after answering a patriotic call for war service. She says the shop is large clean and smells strong, a welcome change from store life.
A train at Louisville crossing near Paris carried a group of soldiers headed to Somewhere from Camp Sherman. Mr and Mrs Jonas Miller recognized their son waving farewell as he sped away. The couple reside on a farm north of Paris while awaiting the train.
Surgeon General Gorgas announced approval of the Baker bill in Congress, proposing to grant military rank to all nurses. This measure would extend statutory recognition and benefits to nursing personnel serving alongside military forces.
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