Substitutes for Shortcake Flour Upgrade Wheatless Cakes
A 1930s style wheatless dessert feature details recipes for shortcake using substitutes like raspberries, blackberries, stoned cherries, peaches, bananas, and oats. It explains two crust types, then outlines corn flour, rolled oats, barley flour, and rice flour blends, plus a sponge cake option and a home made potato flour method with steps and tips for drying and grinding. It emphasizes saving wheat and using potato flour to reduce costs and waste.
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Rabicopedin Nseanontulead
Cleanliness in Canning and Equipment Handling
The article stresses absolute cleanliness as essential for complete sterilization in both hot water canners and steam pressure outfits. It advises the U.S. Department of Agriculture guidance, clean tables, white oilcloth covering, and garbage cans for peelings to prevent decay and pests, linking sanitation to better production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cunemy
Ape
Rural Women In Town Rest Rooms To Host Community Center
A town project repurposes women rest rooms into a community hub featuring a library of 160 books a women’s exchange a labor and community exchange run by a bulletin board and a restaurant serving light lunches. It aims to accommodate native people at the facility.
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Fsrand Junction
Gale
Labur
Abe Wiha
Army Camp Fawcett Keeps Troops Supplied For Overseas
Maj. George W. Fawcett organizes a modern embarkation camp in France bound for overseas service. His unit streamlines requisitions, pushes supplies quickly, and maintains a vast operation with 100 motor tracks. Capt. Thrall and staff handle audits and logistics, turning chaos into efficient provisioning for troops sailing to the front.
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Pawcottna
Girls Do Good Work Helping War Effort By Telephones
About 100 American girls serve as military telephone operators in France with 150 more in training and 400 in reserve from a pool of 8,000 applicants. Operators work behind trenches, handling up to 300 calls per hour, with calls completed in 40 to 60 seconds in Paris. The first training group began January 12, training at New York exchanges and military cantonments, with language skills and loyalty emphasized. Uniforms include navy blue Palm Beach coats, shirts, skirts, and distinctive rank sleeves. The effort shows rapid progress and trust in the girls’ efficiency and courage.
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Warhinetn
America
France
B. J. Weeson
Paris
Onur
Op Department
Ine Trenchea
New York
Cepota
Debarkation
Merry Widow to Die in Paris Letters to German Agents
Brief announcement reports a condemned woman known as the Merry Widow, linked to a German spy bureau in Barcelona. She used money inheritance to bribe a Greek agent and pass victims’ letters to her son, who faced aviation service with the aim of gathering intelligence for Germany.
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Parie
France
Ain
Newt
Yikes Ate
Mineen
Murry
Epy
Barcelona
Germany
MUM
Spal
Arctiona
Alu
Hon
War Brides Dupe Soldiers in San Diego Camps
Federal officials report two women in San Diego near wartime training camps arrested for exploiting soldiers and sailors. Miss Mae Smith and Mrs. Glale Byrnes allegedly mailed about 20 letters seeking money for clothes and travel expenses while receiving 18 letters from lovers, each containing funds.
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San Diego
Cal
Almont Alete
United States
Misa Mae Smith
Glale Byrnes
Boy earns diploma at Carter Augh school ceremony
In Koosville Tennessee Clay Barber, described as the only male graduate of Carter Augh school, received a diploma during a formal ceremony held on campus. Patrons attending the service observed the graduate’s seat draped with Glory, reflecting the pride of the occasion.
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Koosville
Tenn
Clay Barber
Knoxville
Carter
Sane from a brother for Mivleslater it shoot.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a brother and an incident labeled as a shooting involving Mivleslater, with sparse readable details and unclear context.
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Mivleslater
Duke the Horse Joins Red Cross Body
In Sentile Washington the horse named Duke was accepted into the Red Cross through its humane services. Duke's owner, Frank Garin, handed Duke over and received a coin as receipt, with the coin recorded at the Red Cross quarters.
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RED Cross
Duke Lit
Garin
Beggar Arrested After Demanding Money in Memphis
A man named Dewar cursed a white woman who refused to buy from him. He was arrested and held at the city jail as the War searched for charges. an $800 debt is noted and a confusion over a profession and name appears in the report.
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Fawcett
Regular Army
Memphis
Dewar
How to Clean and Cook Brook Trout and Related Dishes
Instructions for selecting, gutting, and sealing brook trout with quick methods and tools. Cooking tips include boiling in cheesecloth, seasoning with bay leaf and pepper, frying in corn meal, and making a fish glaze with codfish. Recipes cover green peas with lettuce, Rochester soup, asparagus salad, and creamed onions with butter substitutes.
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Rochester
Mae Vere’s Odd Pussies Reporter Remarks
Fragmentary text shows Mae Vere referencing a Pussies Reporter and a discussion about roles and control within a family or household. The lines are garbled and include unclear dates and names, making a precise summary difficult.
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Ome
Hone
Major Fawcett
Captain Thrall
Camp Blank
Splok
Span
Battle Front
Whellington
George W. Fawecett
Rix
Mora
War Department
Eis Neute
Fawcett Mb
Gotha
Brothers IN Arms
Kevery
Nerece
Jnenenesenete
Anetey
Madagascar
Holland
Belgium
Wieder
Wiliam Cowper
Vere, Mae Weed
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