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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
14
The nation urges using Tacomi potato stock to back wheat support with calls to prepare meals. Readers are shown practical uses from mashed potatoes in bread and biscuits to soups and salads, with instructions for potato bread and related recipes amid government messages.
Mr and Mrs Fred D Miller wed in a lovely ceremony at the brides parents home on West Jefferson Street. The couple left on a wedding trip as reports note earlier photo misplacement apologies and a Navy enlistment for Beekins.
A doctor and nurse will attend Bloomingdale School next week starting Monday June 40 at 3 PM to provide baby care guidance under the national council of defense. Mothers in the city are urged to attend. alight at Winter Street and walk east two blocks then south.
The Iakesida normal school to host its annual flower festival on Saturday afternoon in Tarcowlde pars with a public guest list. Queen for the event to be crowned, featuring Maygole dance and a dramatic program, plus a Cottage Cheese Ball and various savory dishes prepared by attendees.
Mina Kell of the vorational aehoel will meet the training elias of colored weaven this afternoon at the Colored Baptist Church.
A readable fragment describes a graduation frock design for young women, focusing on a kimono style gown with waist seam, long sleeves, and decorative trims. It outlines fabric choices, trims, a sash with lace edging, and simple horizontal tucks at the bodice and shoulders to enhance the dress’s charm.
The narrative centers on Luan Underwood recalling love, ambition, and hardship. She describes her early years in Paris, teaching, and forging a path to success while supporting friends and Dicky Graham. The tale hints at a hidden romance with Dicky and the strong bond with Mrs. Underwood as the central figure in their social circle.
A passage describes mixing a blend of ems and milk with bread, noting milk may be omitted and bread lightly fried in a very small amount of fat. It mentions butter or other fat as possible, and references squickly variation.
A vintage recipe card outlines Pies and Puddings with Cottage Cheese Tart and Cottage Cheese and Nut Loaf. It provides ingredients like cottage cheese, whipped cream, avocado, lemon juice, and butter, plus variations using peanuts, nuts, and herbs. It includes steps to mix, form, bread-crumb crust, fry in hot fat, and serve with brown sauce.
June report from New York City notes Allan A Teun special deputy police commissioner in command of the national guard agency, directing aerial patrols to ensure street safety and enforce the wartime security order. Public agencies coordinate with education officials for compliance as guards oversee districts with limited lights and evacuations.
The American Red Cross promotes nursing as patriotic service for high school graduates. Training offers low-cost, reputable programs enabling women to advance in administration and public health, with strong demand and expanding enrollments. The article notes continued growth in nurse training and the impact of wartime service on career prospects.
Fragmentary notice requests information on nursing service and training by Miss Gnu. It urges young women to join, seek guidance, and follow strict guidelines, allowing nursing only when essential and under nurse supervision.
The passage lists the Te af the fetal fish eehoak graduating class names and programs in a vocational school setting. It mentions fields such as dressmaking, homemaking, electricity, and repairing, with several individuals named in each program and notes on school activities and leadership figures. The text is garbled and contains OCR errors but preserves names, programs, and the ceremonial context.
The thirty ninth encampment of the G A R department of Indiana opened this afternoon with the Women’s Relief Corps exemplifying the order’s work in the Fairs’ ball. A parade is planned tomorrow at one o’clock, with Mayor Haines turning the city over to veterans. Commander Heneh of Fort Wayne addressed the audience about American soldiers past and present. William Moruker of Cambridge City appears the leading candidate for department commander.
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