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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
6
Instructions for making potato bread include straight dough and sponge methods using boiled potatoes with bread flour. The guide provides exact weights, temperatures, rising times, and testing tips to produce four 1-pound loaves or rolls with instructions for shaping, proofing, and baking at about 400 to 425 degrees Fahrenheit.
Professor Patrick Geddes argues that Europe’s prewar military buildup equaled ten Panama canals per year and wartime efforts exceed 100 canals annually. He says war reveals mankind’s reformative energies and suggests postwar reconstruction will mirror rapid historic rebuilding in Prussia, France, and Scotland with grand cathedrals and sculpture emerging from hardship.
Article notes soda water as an American institution amid extreme weather fueling a vast industry. It cites 1916 ice cream consumption at 200 million gallons worth about 80 million dollars, shifts from drugstores to year round profits, prohibition boosting soda trade, and expansion into hotels, railcars, and various retailers.
A family scene unfolds as Marjorie is reproved for slang during dinner. The mother insists on correcting language while the father defends the gentle approach, saying she was only correcting the child.
A fragment shows two voices debating ascent and smoothness to reach a high point. The exchange hints at social climbing and appearances in urban life, capturing casual banter about ambition and readiness.
Fragmented text appears as distorted quotes. No clear event or identifiable people or organizations. Unable to extract a coherent news item from the readable fragments.
A humorous exchange shows a man asking about his father and the reply that he should have been a big league manager. The father explains his son never acts this year and boasts about next year.
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