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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
7
In kitchen science a loaf made only with flour, water, salt and yeast becomes light due to carbonic acid and alcohol from fermentation. A baker hypes spirit vapors. rivals mock bread “with all the glaze.” Cooks should keep vegetables whole to preserve flavor and color, avoiding methods that drive out nutrients and aroma.
In old home remedies shoemakers wax was used to draw out poison from wounds and prevent infection. The piece urges cleansing with peroxide if available, then applying heated wax and a bandage to avoid dangerous blood poisoning, noting modern antiseptics now exist.
Attorney General Greer to oppose sale of American war supply factories as a threat to public welfare. Cabinet debates German bid backed by government, possible breach of contracts with Allied nations. Secret Service reports prompt calls for more detailed intelligence and legal obstacles. Western Canada railway expansion cited amid broader war industry concerns and education statistics in Alberta.
Tierlin June 12 The capture of Stanislau a railroad hub from Bukowina to Lemberg was announced. Austro German troops report surrounding and capturing a large Russian army in Bukowina lifting the Budwian field. General von Lineingen moved east of Lemberg. About 4 500 Russians were taken at Stanislau.
Berlin reports the German war office confirms Neuville St. Vaast near Arras has been evacuated by German forces after fierce two week fighting. The last houses once held by Germany are now in French possession as Paris vies to push Germans from the labyrinth defenses northeast of Neuville.
A distraught Englanier curses a failed plan to woo a woman in Boson, while a timid man seeks a speaking role for suffrage amid tense guidance from his wife. The exchange reveals social nerves and political tension as they navigate a headquarters gathering.
A Western town woman describes severe stomach trouble until she tried Grape-Nuts. She credits improved digestion, relief from heartburn, and weight gain from 128 to 116 pounds after starting the cereal. The ad promotes Postum Co. and associated literature.
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