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Emmons County Record

Location

Linton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

11

Peanut Butter Recipes Show How To Use This Food

Home cooks are urged to use peanut butter as a high protein, low cost diet staple amid meat shortages. Recipes include omelet, loaf, scalloped rice with peanut sauce, salad dressing, sandwich cream, cookies, and cake filling. Dairy uses and milk education at the National show in Columbus highlight milk’s value and simple demonstrations.

Aaron Oliv Columbus Department of Agriculture Bureau of Education, Food Administration Children’s Bureau

Eye expressions debunked by author in Providence Journal

A London Chronicle writer argues eyes never change expression, but observers and cinema show them reflecting emotions. The piece cites eye muscle movement and light reflection as the true source of visible emotion, noting even a glass eye could appear expressive.

London Chronicle F. M W. Young Providence Journal

Curious monohammus beetle described for scouts

Edward F. Bigelow explains the monohammus or sawyer beetle in Boys' Life. The beetle is about 1 1/4 inches long with antennae as long as the body in females and twice as long in males. Look for them among pine and fir needles. larvae inhabit sound wood of these trees. They sometimes injure trees but are usually not plentiful, not widely known by scouts.

Edward F. Bigelow

Wife, Oh Wife in a Storm of Temper and Tears

A husband bursts with anger at his wife asking why her complexion is muddy. She weeps as he seizes her in his arms and kisses her. Her remorse brings forgiveness and her smile returns, brightening the scene with happiness.

Hedgehog spines hear music substitutes for gramophones

An Argyll and Sutherland officer notes hedgehog spines can substitute gramophones by enabling listening to songs and singers in clear detail. Cutworms pass winter as larvae and are starved by fall plowing while white grubs are killed by deep fall plowing as they reach plow depth in October.

Argyll and Sutherlands

Embarrassing remark on women in politics by Miss Cayenne

A fleeting exchange features Miss Cayenne calling the question embarrassing and noting the ambiguity of a bashful man’s intent whether to propose or seek a vote, capturing a society clash over gender and politics.

Miss Cayenne

Marie Rose Rescued After German Occupation

In a French village, Marie Rose, nine, endured German rule with her mother and brother. As German shells attacked, the girl learned German from officers and waited for liberation. On September 18, 1918, Allied advances forced the Germans to flee, ending their fear with a khaki clad rescuer opening the cellar door.

Paris France Marie Rose St. Mihiel Leutenant Germany Marie

Little Girl Proves Heroine in Sharon Rescue

Six year old Isabell Reeves of Sharon Pennsylvania saved two year old Harry Wilson from an oncoming street car. She grabbed him around the waist and pulled him off the tracks as the vehicle sped past.

Sharon Isabell Reeves Harry Wilson

Tom the Talker Finds Love by a Telephone Operator

Tom Brattle, a fast talker at Universal Chopping Bowl, schemes to replace Mrs. Dawson with a loaned operator to boost sales. His plan backfires as he falls for the wife of a Dawson family member, learning truth and love bloom when he finally speaks honest words.

Tom Brattle Universal Chopping Bowl Company Tom Dawson Miss Dawson Mr. Dawson Dawsons Mra. Dawson Agency Young Dawson Mrs. Dewson Lke Billy Nora Bill Dawson Mr. B. Dawson Huband Bil Bill

How It Came About During the Winter Besiegement

An old soldier recalls the harsh winter siege giving only one bite daily for two weeks and horse flesh as sustenance. Pat O’Brien adds a month on one bite from his leg, while Tat calmly notes a dog bite on his leg and four weeks of insurance support.

Pat O'Brien Tat

Shell-Shock Experts Graduates Train at Smith College

Sixty-five young women graduate from the Training School for Psychiatric Social Work at Smith College Northampton Mass and are titled shell-shock experts. They will go to clinics in New York Boston and other cities to begin six months practical work with nervous patients.

Training School For Psychiatric Social Work Smith College Northampton Mass New York Boston

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