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Newspaper
Grabill Review
Location
Grabill, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Lawrance White were Fort Wayne shoppers Thursday. Westzel was a business caller at Thurman Tuesday. Mrs Earl Smith spent Tuesday with Mrs Margaret Porter who is ill.
Chicago moves to back Governor Lowden with 6000 reserve troops to enforce law amid a stormy city council debate over a resolution praising the governor and condemning pacifist and antiwar voices. Mayor Thompson remains conciliatory as plan to oust him does not advance.
George Moody and family of Indianapolis visited relatives here last week. Marie Popp called on Margaret Wheelcock last Tuesday. Ruth and Harry Tonkel spent Sunday at Lake James. D. C. Shoat called in Huntertown last Thursday. Mrs. K. Fitch and children of Fort Wayne were guests of Mrs. Jacob Popp Wednesday. Frank Currant Jr. of Fort Wayne spent last week with J. S. Porter and wife. Fred Wellinger and family visited F. D. Beden ce and family Sunday. Mrs. Wy. Miller of Ft Wayne stayed with Mrs. Mary Cook last Tuesday. Stephen Shears owns a Ford touring car. Mrs. G. W. Henderson visited Fort Wayne Friday. Thomas and Kathern Dillworth returned to Texas after weeks with grandparents here.
State of Indiana Allen County ss June Valentine v. Merl Valentine. In the Superior Court of Allen County Indiana April Term 1317. Defendant Merl Valentine is a non-resident of Indiana and a cause of action for divorce exists in favor of the plaintiff. If the defendant does not appear by October 1917 the case will be heard in absentia. David C. Stout Clerk Waveland Kerr Plaintiff. Sept. 6.
The villages of Galicia appear quaint with stone cottages whitewashed exteriors and straw roofs. Central wells supply water while inside two rooms hold family cooks livestock and children play nearby in a scene of old world charm.
A rural kitchen guidance piece urges thrift in cooking and gardening to fight hunger. It promotes home vegetable gardens, small plots for lettuce radishes and beets, and growing carrots for nutrition. It links economy in food to reducing poverty and waste, with practical tips for serving carrots and beets.
Reports from Copenhagen and Berlin say German forces shell the Riga coast and capture Riga after a Russian evacuation. Kaiser congratulates Prince Leopold on the victory as German newspapers trumpet renewed invincibility and warn of Finnish Gulf operations. London and Berlin observers note Allied and Central News reporting delays and jubilation in Germany.
A Kansas State Agricultural College expert, Mixa Atlee Skinner, urges using nuts as meat substitutes. She notes nuts are rich in protein and fat, suggests grinding for digestion, favors combinations with cereals, vegetables, and breads, and recommends moderate adult intake with limited use for children.
A fragmentary scene shows a speaker stressing water use and care while Thurza answers, detailing practices about drinking well water and rainwater for washing and kettle heating as tea time approaches.
A fragmented kitchen column offers practical tips for using scarce meat, sour milk, and stale bread. It suggests mixing minced meat with vegetables, using sour milk in numerous recipes, and repurposing bread and leftovers. The piece also includes baking instructions for breads, cakes, and griddle foods with period measures and ingredients.
Bolivia carries a public debt of 820 715 750. In a separate note last year 26 pounds of dried beef are cited. British Columbia towns show debt totals around 73 676. Norway reports 180 290 horses 1 292 140 sheep 220 081 goats and 221 148 hogs. Porto Rico aims to export over 400 000 crates of pineapples 00 000 boxes of grapefruit and 7 000 bases of oranges.
New York forms a motor brigade of women to assist the government while Italian women gain liberties. Suffragists in the U S anticipate wartime farming duties. Jeanette Rankin's senate appearance marks a floor to women in government. Philadelphia and Washington see women appointed to leadership in war work and law groups.
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