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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
7
The article urges careful meal planning to conserve resources across the county. It advocates writing daily menus, shopping to planned needs, reusing leftovers, and minimizing waste. Tips include using kitchen scraps for soups, saving fats, and cooking just enough for current needs. It notes bakeries selling returns at half price and describes meal planning for efficiency and variety.
Fragmentary line appears to discuss eating habits and a wheat biscuit with a claim about whole wheat content. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable, making concrete headline and summary difficult.
Internationally known dancer Miss Yansei Dolly asks for a divorce from husband Harry Fea alleging infidelity with other women. The case, linked to vaudeville circles, centers on marital strife and reputational tensions as reports reach Newport.
War induces a shift to uniforms and khaki as the dominant style for women. Experts note dignity in uniformed roles from housemaids to Red Cross workers, while some push for fripperies. War prompts a lasting influence on fashion, including allied-inspired accessories and colors.
Loos members of the W C T U report eighteen comfort bags for soldiers and waiters and plan to make thirty more, with a thousand needed at once. At Fargo the movement is discussed as part of Prohibition efforts, alongside a program of readings from the Union Signs. The meeting closes with notes on labor interests and excerpts from authority articles.
Over 160 friends celebrated Mr. and Mrs. J. Dangerfield on their 25th wedding anniversary at a Park Avenue home. Supper on the lawn preceded addresses by Robert Anderson and Rev. C. B. Coles. later the gathering sang Lang Syne and several guests left for travels and future events.
Swanses Wales June 30. The operative society of Great Britain and Ireland formed by 28 poor weavers with 31 pounds capital to run stores in the union. It now counts about 2,600,909 members and a capital stock near 60,000 pounds.
The Grand Forks Red Cross executive committee met at the Commercial Club rooms to discuss monthly meetings, branch authorization for Reynolds Inkster Niagara and Thompson towns, and county growth. Activities include a state fair booth, children's auxiliary from Mendenhall church, and a knitting committee meeting on South Third Street.
Local churches list Sunday services and summer programs with details on baptisms, Sunday schools, choir events, and union services. Evangelists Line and Trask attend Riverside park camp meeting. Churches note no services July 4, Hymns, prayers, and parish activities.
Great Northern and Northern Pacific extend July rail service for Grae Works fair from July 17 to 18 with trains from Hannah Neche and Grand Forks and extended routes. Additional services Nos 301 197 194 to Grand Forks, trains to run daily during the fair. Jury complete in Berkman Geldman trial in New York as anarchists face selective draft law charges. trial set to begin next Monday.
Petrograd reports the Russian Duma will not heed the soldiers and workers congress resolution calling for its dissolution. The body claims its role as a national representative remains and vows to speak out to protect the fatherland, even if it must oppose the revolutionary pressures shaping the Provisional Government.
Washington reports the navy has nearly doubled its personnel since the war declaration and now needs over 55,000 more to reach its new authorized strength. The total stands at 195,86. the marine corps grew from 12,866 to a larger force by April. An official estimate sets total authorized strength around 80,000. A 83,652 ounce of cotton fibre were produced in the first quarter, while English experts study gas processes for metal work.
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