Sugar in Jelly Making Alcohol Test Improves Use
A USDA Bureau of Chemistry test helps determine sugar amounts for juice based on pectin precipitation when mixed with 95 percent grain alcohol. If pectin forms lumps, use one cup sugar per cup juice. in multiple lumps, reduce to about three-fourths. if in small lumps, use about half or less. If no precipitation, blend with apples or other pectin-rich juices. The housewife is advised to taste juices before testing for best results.
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Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Hows Your Shooting An Infantry Soldier In Combat
A concise military rule stressing precise rifle fire over wild aim. It compares ineffective shooters to a boxer lacking knockout power and argues modern warfare rewards steady aim. It notes that over the trench, straight shooting saves lives and that bad shots often miss high. It references past conflicts including the Cuban campaign to illustrate lead waste.
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France
Teaching American soldiers to shoot fast and straight
The piece urges rapid rifle practice for Army troops, praising marksmanship and urging state, federal and private funding for rifle ranges. It calls for daily firings, target and dummy drills, and prizes for top scores to ensure American soldiers become the best shots on the western front, surpassing British forces.
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T Douglass Haig
G A R and Sons of Veterans Hold Session at Cambria Theater
G A R officers elected and delegates named as Sons of Veterans met in Cambria Theater. The division encampment planned to meet in Danville next year. Memorial fund raised to 800 with 10 1 inmates recorded, and Hawkins Home for Veterans Wives elected officers. The event featured welcomes by local officials and a parade by drum corps.
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Sons of Veterans
Cambria Theater
Danville
Grand Army of the Republic
Anderson H. Walters
Johnstown
Percy Allen Rose
Speer Orr Camp
H. H. Hammer
Reading
W. A. G. Lape
Geo. T. McHenry
Indiana
W. E. Stanley
Rochester Mills
George I. Mchenry
Richard W. Watson
J. J. McManus
W. R. Calhoun
Philip Evans
S. G. Spence
R. B. Calhoun
W. P. Lowry
A. R
Daughters of Veterans
Ulawnkins Home Secretary
Libby Meis
Fsa of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Otcers
Elizabeth Scott
Carmel
Sarah Ward
Nannie Irwin
Vandergrift
Elizabeth Muting
Apollo
Sarah Hull
Pitsburgh
8. S. Marrell
Hat
Red Cross Insight on Occupied French Civilians
A Red Cross discussion notes that civilians in northern France are a core duty and that Americans in contact with the imprisoned population uniquely understand their misery and destruction. The speaker hopes that postwar aid continues through the Red Cross or another agency.
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France
Greatest Red Cross Work in Reconstruction Vision
The speaker warns of vast wartime devastation in France and Europe, detailing destroyed villages, lost equipment, and displaced populations. He estimates rehabilitation costs in France at about a billion and a half dollars, notes alarming tuberculosis spread, and emphasizes aid for orphans and children. He calls for better organized civilian charity and funding, with Red Cross leading a structured reconstruction effort to restore self-sufficiency and avoid mere pauperization.
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France
Cam
Beance
Bemium
Mires
Red Cross
Frances
Vetter
Jong
Europe
United States
Chariy
Phey
America
Niertem Ag
Fragmented plea for ideological unity and violent ends
An incoherent, emotionally charged text advocates extreme actions and control by a centralized movement. It references war, civilization, and the duty of citizens to support aggressive aims, while condemning dissent and urging decisive, punitive measures. The language mixes denunciations with calls to militant discipline.
Orphans' Court notice to settle estate details
The Evening Gazettes reports an Orphans' Court order to settle a decedent's estate with a likely inventory of assets and claims. The notice names Clemente as executor and cautions creditors and interested parties to appear by a specified July date at the court to address probate matters.
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Srevo
Lake Woah
Bevo
Utessen
Orphany Court
Enstiany County
The
Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana
J. R. Clem- Jonts
J. Q. Clements
Farmers Bank
Borough of
How About It Most Triparbint Questions for All Tf
Fragmentary text presents a garbled discussion of health questions and remedies for throat nasal symptoms. It reads like a jumble of inquiries about coughing, nosebleeds, sore throat, and suggested cures. The passage lacks clear events or identifiable figures.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
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Atndiana
International News Service
Evening Gazette
RH. Ray
Frank M. Smith
Joseph Gold
Phila. Optical Co
G. A.R
Columbia Records
Steving and
Streal
Duly Records
Walt Eo
Tien
Werner
Wan Tion
Blu Owark
Cal Witnee
Atderegay
Asde Murphy Coy
Uinkigoews
Tye Uatex
National Press
Room Osi
Buffalo
oWorman Nid Oiela
Tandy
Cindae Roem Ornd
Indiaia Norn
Suhel Rarre
Evening
Nusu
Mongay Moore Hotel
General Lasework
Bare Hotel
Yuen
National Press Bureaty Room
AGG
Buffalo, N.Y
Bent Bang Gaddev
My. Cis
South Street
Uhoex
Ron Pullock
Tryuire
Beyechman
Ity
Fort Wayne
National Cash Register
Stimpson
Care's Grocery
Clureh
Church Street
North Sixth Street
Hh. M. Creds
New Strand Theatre
Tonisht
Erammsteneah
Amee
Wiliam
Theda Bara
Theatre Tonight
Rex Beach
Ma Canal
Olonial
Harry Carey
Claire DuBray
Victor Comady
Universal
Eileen Sedgwick
Charlie Chaplin
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