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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
5
Reports from Vienna Paris and Petrograd describe captures of Tomaszow Halicz and Scutari, German advances in Galicia and Dniester regions, and Italian loosening relations with Turkey. Submarine actions, steel plant resumption, and a range of political shifts accompany military sieges and public events through 1919.
Col. Jesus Aguilar and Maj. Garcia arrive in Cornish New Hampshire to arrange a conference between President Wilson and General Angeles. The report also notes a rising terror in Mexico City amid a 25 000 strong Zapata force driving Carranza troops back and the arrest of Huerta and Orozco at Fort Bliss on neutrality violations.
Judge John Clinnton Gray, afflicted by paralysis and pneumonia, remains in fragile health at Newport. Reported illness has left him weakened and under careful medical observation as his condition fluctuates.
Evidence at the state department indicates concrete plans are forming between the United States and Germany to minimize risks to American life and property in the German war zone. Dispatches from Ambassador Gerard note prevailing good feeling in Germany regarding the matter.
Gov. Samuel M. Ralston delivered the Indiana building address praising natural resources and pioneer achievements. Indiana celebrates with a tree planting and calls Hoosiers to return for the centennial as Lieut. Gov. ONeill participated and officials outlined state progress and civic ideals.
The Indiana Pharmaceutical association met in Laporte to elect officers and choose a convention site. Indianapolis won by seven votes over Hammond as delegates weighed which city would host the 1916 gathering. Lake Wawasee and French Lick received votes but none for French Lick. Officers elected included President Charles Genolin of Nashville and treasurer Frank B Carter of Indianapolis. J W Doneldson of Indianapolis delivered the top paper on Practical Pharmacist, with Aubrey of Hammond second. A by law change will shift officer elections to a mail referendum next year. The Stevend bill for price standardization was endorsed. A dance at the Masonic Hall in Michigan City closed the festivities.
Advice on simple desserts and fresh fruit for hot weather. Encourages using open air time for prep, lists custards jellies and ice cream as wholesome options, notes dairy abundance in rural areas and need for economizing in cities. Provides sponge pudding with Roxbury sauce and basic preparation steps.
A fragment describes savory tomato serving and a mutton dish. It details blanching tomatoes, baking with macaroni and cheese crumbs, or using asparagus as a substitute. It then outlines a mutton breast stew with turnip carrot onions and a bread crumb sage stuffing.
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