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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
9
A fragment from The Kitchen Cabinet 1820 shows practical cooking notes and recipe ideas. It lists dishes like potted chicken fried in pork fat with vegetables and a sour cream baked fish with lemon, plus baked asparagus toast, mushroom sauce options, and an eggless cake using raisins and brown sugar.
A compact guide to oyster cocktail, French, Roquefort, Russian, Mignonette, and emergency salad dressings. Includes ingredient lists, proportions, and preparation tips such as chilling in lemon cups, serving on lettuce tears, and aging mignonette sauce for two days. Provides various acids, peppers, and vinegars for distinct flavor profiles.
Five hundred Belgian children, rescued from hunger and peril, led by trumpeters through Evian to the Chartreuse monastery at Le Glandier, arrive at dawn for care funded by Belgian relief and the American Red Cross. They eat breakfast, listen to the band play national hymns, and rest after a three day train journey in worn uniforms and homemade packs.
Seattle story notes Mrs. S. D. Benson on a Sedro-Woolley Red Cross project. She raised sheep on her Slakivou farm, dressed wool, and homemade dye using bark to produce gray and khaki shades. She knit the sweaters herself.
Three hundred women conductors on New York street cars are performing well. President Theodore S. Shonts of the Interborough Railroad Company announced they are as efficient as men, equally honest, and more polite.
Leather prices and shortages push revival of the old carpet bag says Chicago leather merchant J N Daley. He notes Western cities have adopted the bag and expects it to spread to the East as the war accelerates discard of leather goods. Fireproof barrels made from sugar mill refuse sent to Hawaii.
Lucienne and Louise, sisters from near Namur, tell how their father died after the German occupation halted his Belgian factory job and their mother struggles in a municipal kitchen. The sisters, cheerful yet mournful, hope new friends will lead them to better days in France.
Dayton man G B Hill plans one stitch for each American soldier. He estimates 1.6 million stitches and 75 pairs of socks to reach the goal. He has already knit 37 pairs and works from 8:30 a.m. until 7:30 a.m. when sleepless, awaiting breakfast.
Miss Frances Hawthorne Brady daughter of Thomas Grayson Brady of Washington DC is the first and only woman on the staff of William G McAdoo director general of railroads She was chosen for directing ability and creativity shown in Liberty loan work in the treasury Brady who left a Washington finishing school has been active in patriotic war service and youth affairs prior to her government role
A brief poem by Abbie Farwell Brown celebrates unity and courage among Crusaders of the Gleam. Separately a report notes a small Antarctic coal field strip may hold fuel equal to all unworked fields in Great Britain, signaling a potential vast energy reserve.
A fragmentary ad-like piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to avoid surgery for female troubles. It claims doctors advised operation, but the remedy relieved symptoms, urging women to write for advice from the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses patents and pre risuanes with unclear meaning. It mentions a child actress described as fitting like a glove and uses phrases about a kid gloves metaphor. No coherent event or names remain readable.
Red Cross nurses in Europe distribute toasted Lucky Strike cigarettes to soldiers. The toasted process preserves flavor and freshness, making the cigarettes more desirable for wounded troops. American Tobacco Company produces millions, distributed via tobacco funds and newspapers.
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