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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
A recipe fragment describes fat and bread crumbs to prepare a savory mix. It notes using cottage cheese, peanut butter, and leftover bread crumbs from corny parley or wheat breads. Include onion and herbs like sage thyme and salt during mixing and fry in hot fat until brown.
The article argues cottage cheese provides more protein per energy than most meats except bacon and supports its use as a meat substitute for meat conservation. It cites Low a State College findings comparing cottage cheese with cream to cheddar, and notes digestibility with meals of cheese, bread and milk, while including various recipes and preparation tips for economical uses.
An appeal from May 26 urges churches clubs schools and community groups across Iowa to back a wartime rationing program. It stresses reducing meat and wheat consumption including a goal of cutting per person weekly meat to two pounds after four years of age and halting wheat use until the next harvest to aid soldiers and Allies. The message cites Hoover and the Food Administration describing the need for collective action and home preservation as part of the national effort.
Captain Norman Macqueen describes the war ghost seen in the eyes of a veteran, noting a subdued horror as a sign of inner mind. He reflects on two years at military college and cannon practice shaping how he viewed fear and memory.
W E Benson writes all kinds of insurance and will promptly attend to business left with him. Office over State Bank in Gienwood Iowa.
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