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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

3

Hostess houses aid soldiers families at wartime camps

An article outlines the wartime Hostess houses run by the Young Women's Christian Association. These centers provide hospitality, reception, cafeterias, and writing rooms for soldiers and visiting relatives at camps like American Lake, Camp Lee, Camp Meade, and Camp Cody. Architects are women, and housing for women workers is also being developed near industrial sites.

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Community fair fosters rivalrous spirit and exhibits

A discussion on Building a community fair outlines steps to attract leaders, elect officers, and appoint committees. It stresses ribbons over cash, volunteer prep, and broad exhibits from many residents to spur local production. It covers departments from farm products to arts, and rules to avoid freak displays while encouraging groupings and premiums.

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Exhibits At County Fair Attract Large Crowds

A county fair drew about 10,000 visitors over two days in a neighboring city. Exhibits occupied roughly 1,000 square feet of floor space and similar wall space in vacant business buildings and tents on the main street. Each community hosted booths and showcased farm home and school projects under expert supervision.

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Honey as a substitute for sugar in common foods

The article explains using honey as a bread spread or syrup substitute in meals. It notes honey can replace jam on bread with similar quantity and can be diluted with water to improve pourability. Honey and honey syrup suit lemonade and fruit drinks, offering advantages over sugar or molasses in cooking.

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