100 Per Cent American Indians at Camp Bowie
The Minneapolis Journal notes about 700 Indian soldiers at Camp Bowie with 5 000 in service and 75 percent volunteers. Cato Sells says Indians serve as Americans in all defensive posts alongside whites, owning a stake in the country and aiding Liberty bonds. Indians show rising farm yields and livestock, challenging stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie
Minneapolis Journal
Cato Sells
Indian Affairs
Evey Station
Review of
Patriotic Foods Paste in Your War Recipe Scrap Book
A wartime recipe feature highlights patriotic foods to support home front efforts. It notes simple meals, affordable ingredients, and tips for conserving scarce supplies while boosting morale and community spirit.
Hominy Date Pudding and Related Recipes
A long reading of hominy based dishes includes a pudding with milk grits dates and vanilla then a layered baked fruit variation with apricots juice sugar and butter plus methods for cooking in double boiler fireless cookers or on stoves and notes on serving storage and variations. It also includes verses praising thrift stamps and a short garden scene about children and a new baby brother.
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Hanna
Land & Priest
Petro-Menta
W. S. Lloyd
Patriotic Foods
Cereal
Bone
Sam
Mary
Helen
John Foster Fraser
England
Flanders’ Front
Margery Maxwell
Chicago Grand Opera Co
George Fred’k Campbell
Dunbar
Christine Frederick
Alfred Hiles Bergen
Oney Fred Sweet
Frank Mulholland
Clarissa Harrold
Lou J. Beaucham
Philospher
Creation Orchestra
Raemaekers
Bradford Chicago Orchestral Band
Redpath Chautauqua
Redpath
Mt. Sterling Chautauqua
Earl W. Senff
Mt, Sterling, Ky
H. M. Wright
Mt, Sterling
Kentucky
Geiger’s
Court and
Maysville Sts
F. A. Millard
C. Fisher
Barber Old Post Office Building
L. Fisher Foot Specialist
Riner & Lapsley
Shelbyville, Ky
Shelby County
Sora
Universal Car
Detroit
Ford
the Strother Motors Co., Inc
MT. Sterling, KY
W. S.S. Lloyd
8. S
the Advocate For Printing
G.D. Sullivan & Co
W. Locust Street
Leonard
Chenault & Orear
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