U S Pledges Wealth Cheerfully to War Effort
The senate added 800 million to war outlay, 640 million for airplane production and anti submarine work, 152 million for food control. By adjournment eight billion dollars will have been appropriated, about 300 per person nationwide. The article urges unity and readiness as America faces rising costs and a growing expeditionary force.
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Joseph OL O’ Mahoney
Washington
Senate
Seston
Congress
United States
Europe
Lewses
House
Time for Housewives to Conserve Wheat and Bread
A public appeal urges American housewives to mobilize against waste in food, focusing on conserving bread and wheat. It argues bread remains essential, offers menu adjustments to reduce starch, and links proper bread use to health and lower medical costs. The piece condemns excess consumption and promotes prudent cooking without removing bread from diets.
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Wilson
Miust
Behold the Mighty Fall in Panama Era Politics
The president ends the Gorrhaly Denman row by accepting resignations and defending Goethals. Public trust in Goethals falters as political bickering rises. Capital financing and food control acts lag in the Senate, delaying war efforts and cabinet reshuffles amid a tense political climate.
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Gorrhaly Denman
Wilton
Ceneral Goethals
Panama Canal
Chip Talidi
Crown Prince Proposal Sparks Talk of Bride Visit to Lie Vaulted States
A magazine urges the crown prince to visit the United States for marriage. The idea is under discussion among influential circles seeking a bride for the prince, with the plan receiving serious consideration.
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Showld
Royal Marriage Debate and Weather Warnings
The essayist questions British American royal marriage schemes arguing a democratic bride would not secure peace and notes Americans resist such unions. It also mocks a weather forecaster whose forecast of a pleasant week clashes with daily showers and public doubt.
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England
Taio
United States
Great Britain
Maelieh
Europe
Cheyenne
Premier Park
Ted 1
Fat
Prophesied End of World Folly From Newark Man
An editorial by Edwarde of Newark claims a vivid end of the world sequence starting August 4 with fires and earthquakes and ending September 16 with a celestial rapture. The piece forecasts astoundingly precise dates and details, dismissed as a busy dogue for news folk and a note to tend to the war garden meanwhile.
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Edwarde
Hoe
Newark
N. J
Ime
Mr. Edwards
Rivera
New York
Chaplin Recalls Wyoming Leader’s Pioneering Press History
The Cheyenne State Leader anniversary edition reviews early local journalism, praising The Leader’s fifty year history and its pivotal figures. It recounts editors, printers, and frontiersmen who shaped Wyoming’s press, from the 1870s to modern days, with vivid portraits of pioneers and loyal workers.
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Chaplin
W. Chapla
Larouie Republican
Ohio
Wyoming
The
Plate
Mil Bee
Ellen
Aytaheak
Cheyenne
Kaplin Kimenti
Te Hamden
Washington
Pioneer
Erate
Black Hills
Tom Horn
Trail-Blazer
Vsciaine
I. Clatche
I Ts
Herman Glatcke
John C. Baird
John F. Carroll
Sumnel Johnson
A. Slack
J. 5. Barelets
C. G. Contant
Willy
Leader
Herman Glafeke
Glafeke Press
S. A. Bristol
S. A. Bristol Company
John Vaughan
H. W. Moore
M. F. Maley
Mike Maley
Ow! Creek
Thermopolis
The Leader Survives Changes to Tell Our Greatness
A reflection on The Leader surviving sales and management upheavals to remain the sole on site newspaper witness. The text cherishes its enduring shadow and role in chronicling local history.
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Ihs
Goodbye Boys Poem Ode to World War Unity and Duty
The piece praises American resolve and pledge to support soldiers in France, urging courage and unity under Old Glory. It calls for manifesting devotion through action, not idle words, and hints at changing passport wording to reflect commanded duty and national sacrifice.
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Gilmore Hartigan
Basin
Wye
Biell
Amrcicn
University to Sell Bequeathed Wine Under Special Law
Atlanta July 25 20 000 gallons of wine bequeathed to the University of Georgia will be sold outside Georgia under a special law if the legislature adopts the university committee’s report. The dry laws have caused much legislative worry over the wine’s disposition.
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Atlanta, Ga
University of Georgia
State of Georgia
Bread and Cheese Pudding Recipe Card
A simple bread and cheese pudding combines crumbled dry bread crusts with eggs salt paprika pepper oleomargarine milk and American cheese. The mixture is poured over hot milk, baked in a buttered dish set in a pan of hot water until firm in a moderate oven.
Bread Savory from Mrs Allen's Cook Book 1917
Recipe notes Bread Savory uses onions milk dried bread crumbs ham fat and minced ham or smoked beef. Cook onions till soft in fat then add remaining ingredients in order, bake in ham fat rubbed dish until set. Copyright 1917 by T. T. Frankenberg.
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T. T. Frankenberg
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