War era wheat saves with corn meal recipes and apple desserts
A wartime era piece urges using corn meal and rolled oats to conserve wheat. It presents recipes for cornbread and baked goods, plus apple desserts like tapioca applesauce and baked stuffed apples, naming Miss Anna Lo Carvin and Indiana Apple Show context. It discusses poultry farming and beekeeping practices amid food-saving guidance.
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Indiana
Anna Lo Carvin
Heise Ecouucs
Gias Wees
Burum Chapel Community Notes and Weekend Visits
Burum community notes list Sunday services at atnion Chapel with Deacon Teed and Sunday School at 650 Flossie Dean. The text records visits among locals including Mrs. Fred Boyd, Florence York, Mrs Jin Starting, Chas Dean, and others. Several households are noted visiting relatives and friends across the weekend with names such as Pacuiers Field Goris fiervert Ciinian and Ray York mentioned in passing.
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Flossie Dean
Fred Boyd
Florence York
Jin Starting
Diet and laxative guidance for digestion issues
The text advises adopting a diet suited to sour age and competition to need war bowels receptor. It suggests taking one C2 Chamberlains Tablets when you feel overly full or constipated and mentions an order or drug.
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