Women Meet in Groups for Canning and Drying Aid
Community kitchens expand nationwide under home demonstration agents to teach canning drying and war cooking. Grange kitchens urban centers and schools lead the way with donated surplus and wholesale pricing while a New York village and Salt Lake City host municipal models.
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United States
Boards of Trade
Council of National Defense
Grange
New York
Fem
Salt Lake City
New Orleans
Arkansas
Ciub
United States Department of Agriculture
Clites
Calljariess Blouneay Aliengh show at The collorions variety
A garbled early OCR style text appears to describe a new show at The collorions variety with rolling feet on stage. It mentions Deusen, Sil TuOML OF TIO, and a performer named Aterionn with a Havanese dog and a permevwramee Haat Me Poally command.
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Calljariess
Aterionn
Aprons and Poke Bonnets for Children Play
Children are to have play for poke bonnets to match aprons as part of a local program.
Preserved Eggs: Proper Use and Preparation Tips
Fresh clean eggs preserved for all cooking and table use. For preserved eggs in water, make a small hole at the large end of the shell before boiling to aid the process.
Cape Linings Describe New Jersey Garments
The article notes new cape linings in Jersey outfits with vivid color contrasts. Cerise and orange yellow tones stand out, alongside gray and pale hues, as designers showcase bold combinations in capes and cloaks.
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Jersey
Pipjage Hits Contrasting Maternity and Golord Features
In a autumn Cadllons feature, Pipjage explores contrasting maternity styles and the evolving role of golord models. The piece highlights industry trends, design shifts, and the impact on fashion narratives.
Our Boys Smile as They Go into Battle
Kathryn Carlisle, in France with the Red Cross, writes of brave American soldiers going into action with hopeful goodbyes. She describes feeding thousands at the canteen, constant drives, and the vow of women at home and abroad to support and protect the troops, including a memorable incident with a visiting general.
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South Bend
Ind
Kathryn Cartiale
Charles A. Carlisle
France
Kathryn
Red Cros
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Ben Bey
Faished Sini
Patriotic Greek makes Meady to fight bodies
Spokane Washington reports James L. Meady, a patriot from the Greek community, preparing to engage in defense efforts amid rising tensions. Details specify his stance and local response to the call for vigilance.
Granddad: James A Hours Enlists in Uncle Bam’s Army
Spokane man James A Hours of Clioton Mont leaves to enlist in Uncle Sam's forces. He says farewell to family including grandchildrens and relatives. He joins the engineers' replacement company after offering himself at Missoula recruiting office.
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Spokane
James A
Clioton
Mont
Test of the kind in Indiana discussed by official
A fragment notes a company official, W. Thompson, discussing a test of the kind in Indiana. It mentions the process of preparing stock and veneer from a stump, indicating industrial or material production context, with reference to a feal com pany and native growth phrases.
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Thompson
Fecal Company
Indiana
Chicago's latest conscientious objector faces case
Chicago reports a new type of conscientious objector as John Taylor Poole Sam confessed to embezzling over 63,000 from his employer in the past two years. He cited army service objections and received a hold for the grand jury.
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Chicago
John Taylor
Poole Sam
John
Ban on Baseball Pools in Albany Upheld by Court
The appellate division of the New York Supreme Court Third Department sustains the ban on baseball pools. The ruling affirms enforcement against widespread country pools, signaling continued state action to curb betting schemes.
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Albany
N. Y
Hanking
Supreme Court
Third Department of
New York State
Norwegian Crew Rescued After Seaweed Diet At Sea
The Angvald bound from a French port to Baltimore was sunk by a German submarine. Eleven of 27 crew survived after drifting twelve days on sea and rainwater. Rescued by a liner, they recounted the ship split, lifeboats, and desperate use of seaweed and captured rainwater for survival.
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Angvald
Tong
Baltimore
Hat
Augrald
Fnto
Bemb
Egge
Augraid
Aterm
Berieve
New Chaplain Cross Adorns Army Clergy Badge
Washington war department adopts symbolic cross insignia for army chaplains amid Jewish concerns about religious symbolism. Detroit donations and local responses reflect broader debate over faith symbols in military uniform.
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War Department
Virginia Bray’s Hair Sparks Romantic Turn at Picnic
Virginia, teased for fluffy curls, confesses her wish to change her hair as Captain Arthur Harvey escorts her home. Amid old friends and a social evening, he professes genuine affection, ending with a pledge of real feelings and a plan to be together despite social pressures.
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Virginia Ray
Slatera
Virginia
Abe
Rome
Carelens
Virginia Wan
Harvey
Bertoare
Yellow Fever Discovery and Early Medical Observations
A garbled report discusses Dr Walter Reid and early medical observations on yellow fever in the nineteenth century. It references bite transmission, fatalities and attempts to understand the disease at places like Eardae and Derrena, noting high mortality and evolving theories in medical practice.
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Walter Reid
United
Eardae
Biehl
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Shephard
Cros
Washington
Army Chaplains
Sheplards Brook
Detroit Wan
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Gorman Ridge
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