Local notes on visits and political gathering in Pierce Merce
June 7 reports show Fliner Bearle visiting the big Hitle daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Wylls Kennettys in LA while stationed in the Caribbean ranger. Pvi ly nn Wininger will visit family before returning to Camp Hood Texas. Helen Baboac and Mrs. Kerbs travel to San Diego for work. A Democratic caucus met in town hall with delegates named for the county convention in Greeley.
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Camp’ Hood
Tex
Helen Baboac
Robert Kerbs
San Diego
Calif
Greeley
E. C. Phillips
C. #. Parson
Elmer Bull
Boi Smith
C. E. Walker
War era sauces and eggs boost meals under shortages
The article describes creative wartime meal ideas including sweet and sour sauces, a mayonnaise based sauce, and a tangy herb dressing to liven dishes. It notes eggs as a rich source of iron calcium and phosphorus, and urges roof upkeep with reroofing options like asbestos cement shingles to prevent fires.
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Ie Qiao
Camil
Aupareens
Viewigertie Bavos
Farragon
Parnley
Greem
Eges
First U S Casualty Back in England
In England the first U S casualty of the current conflict is reported amid cautionary notes about battlefield dangers. The report hints at hazardous materials and medical treatment themes surrounding the loss, with sparse details due to the damaged source text.
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U.S
England
Bee colony and fruits share heavy weights in global foods
An old clipping notes large bee colonies storing pollen to sustain winter and compares fruit and vegetable uses worldwide. It mentions bees storing pounds of pollen, papaya fruits weighed up to 20 pounds, and papaya and squash like foods in various regions.
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Bates
United States
Sizoe
Celebes
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