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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1916
Page
8
Practical tips for meals in warm weather focusing on balanced nutrition. Recommends Sunday roasts and varied proteins with vegetables and fruit. Advises avoiding heavy dishes and suggests tender fruits cooked in syrup for easy digestion.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names places and events yields no coherent report. readable portions mention a town and people but lack dates actions or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary text describes Villa's aid from Wilson and backing. Mentions Marredy, Charndit Testi, and Mir. WH. con's influence, arms and munitions supplied to Mexican forces, and reactions to Taft policy. References to United States troops and press reports.
A garbled report notes Mee Wilson and Thewetle Sareest life loss claim related to a pogk barrel. The Secretary and Treasury employees are mentioned with alleged fees and an archer involved.
In Lewiston Maine Col Theodore Roosevelt denounces the administration as heartless for victims in Mexico and condemns the peace policy. He urges Americans to oppose the current policy in favor of Hughes.
The article describes President Wilson launching a Midwest campaign trip beginning October 18. He will speak in Chicago and travel through many towns in New York, Ohio, Indiana, and other states, reaching thousands of voters before returning to New York for private events.
Dean Lewis and Dr Burdick of the University faculty are set to speak Friday night at a Lawrence venue. Lt Powis plans no Republican addresses at the event. Progressive Virgin Lewis, candidate for governor, is mentioned as closely aligned with Burdick in the lead up to the Republican ticket.
Hilary Gateh of Chicago wins a share in a long distance race after finishing a 60 mile Milwaukee to Chicago run in 14 hours 50 minutes 30 seconds. Event featured runners from Milwaukee Chicago and Johnstown with other attendees at local meetings and religious gatherings.
A recipe fragment describes steaming whitefish and turbot, removing flesh, mixing with bread crumbs salt pepper and milk, thickening with flour, and layering fish with sauce. It notes whisking the mixture, stacking sauce and fish, and baking or heating to a finish.
The piece extols careful folding of tablecloths with three vertical folds before crossfolds to prevent center spillover when stored. It notes skilled housekeepers use firm cloths and sturdy threads to resist creases, praising traditional methods.
A garbled recipe passage outlines making orange ice cream with steps to whip yolks and sugar, add flavors, and fold in whites. It mentions beating yolks until creamy, slowly pouring hot cream, adding orange rind and juice, then churning and freezing. The text also references lemon cream pudding and general dessert instructions.
Fragmentary notes include a creole style rice dish with peppers and tomatoes, cooking steps, and advice on bacon slicing. Mentions of water, a teaspoon, and generic kitchen actions appear with odd misspellings and stray phrases. The text also references saving time and fuel by ordering, plus unclear references to a brand or person.
Oct 18 notice states William Thaw, a former Yale football player and aviation corps member with the French army, was killed in action. Details of his death are sparse in the Paris report. Thaw had played for Yale before joining wartime service.
Fragmentary text references a legal or official context with scattered names and phrases. It reads like an OCR artifact, lacking clear actions or dates but implying a legal notice or court matter.
A garbled excerpt discusses the contrast between early death and starting something, implying a struggle with persistence as infancy or youth ends quickly and growth is hindered by incomplete effort.
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