Indiana State News Highlights from Muncie Encampment Usual Rates
Indiana reports detail Muncie citizens offering 1200 rooms for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment May 15 to 17 with a vigilante committee vowing to curb overcharging. Governor McCray reshuffled the State Superintendent board at Lafayette, reappointing four members while adding Capt. W F Ranke.
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Grape-Nuts Recipe Contest Seeks 101 New Dishes
The General Foods offer invites women nationwide to submit new Grape-Nuts recipes beyond breakfast cereal. Each accepted entry pays 50 dollars, with over seven thousand five hundred dollars total set aside for the cookbook project featuring illustrated recipes.
What is Grape-Nuts
Grape-Nuts is a nutritious cereal made from wheat and barley processed for digestion. It highlights baked sweetness, grain milling, and dental benefits, while inviting homemakers to earn $50 through a Good Housekeeping Institute sponsored program and awards.
Grape Nuts Recipe Contest Rules and Awards
The Postum Cereal Company will buy not less than recipes or suggestions for new uses of Grape Nuts at $50 each. Good Housekeeping Institute will award $2500 for the best four of 101 or more recipes, with $1000, $750, $500, and $250 for top selections. Submissions must be mailed May 1 to August 31, 1923 and avoid duplicating the ten published recipes.
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