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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
3
A local ad urges buyers to purchase Oliver plows cultivators harrows and harness line items now for spring use. The notice warns goods are scarce and delaying may prevent obtaining desired implements.
A 1940s style recipe note lists recipes for Patrotic Foods Hominy Turnover Scalloped Hominy and Barley Biscuits. It provides ingredients and steps including mixing frying baking and serving instructions. Key items include pearl hominy milk eggs salt fat and cheese with barley flour for biscuits.
Mrs. Rachel Edwards of Oberlin Ohio aged 94 shares a summer garden canning method endorsed by the War Garden commission and the Agriculture Department. She rinses berries, packs them in sterilized jars with syrup sets lids loosely, and boils 16 minutes to seal. The note adds an unsweetened option for pie filling. Also promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a Mt. Sterling user testimonial and price.
The Devil chastises Wilhelm II for wartime actions across Europe and the seas, accusing him of brutal strategies that harmed Belgium France Italy Russia and neutral ships. The letter urges giving up expansionist aims to end the world horrors and preserve peace. An ad for O Connell’s Shoe Laboratory follows with business pep.
Wartime conditions push up demand for steel and galvanized enameled wares, causing scarce supplies. Manufacturers warn housewives to stock up as government purchases for hospitals and camps tighten the market. A classified note adds a four year old mare pony with harness and trap for sale by Paul Weckesser.
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