Daily Chats With the Housewife Menu Notes
A dated home economics style listing weekly meals and recipes. It mixes menus for Monday through Sunday with items like canned and dry peas, potatoes, meats, breads, coffee, and desserts. The text includes sample recipes and a government table comparing food values of canned versus dry peas and notes on protein and starch content.
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Naval offensive urged as war plans widen
Washington April 10. Officers push for a naval offensive to support infantry. Some expect action before July with aims at Zeebrugge Wilhelmsenhaven or Mongoland steels. Secretary Rockevelt favors aggression while veteran sailors see slim chances. Local notices name individuals and trades in Grantdville Wheeling Navarre Sela New Franklin Fulton and Guam depart Mrs. Washington reports an American armed guard defeating two submarines in a 20 minute battle on February 2.
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Youngest Knitter in America Shows Early Talent
Mem Mimabeth Doodionn, an emerging prodigy from Fivhers Indiana, at under five years old, attends Ned Crem knitting circle and has already crafted items worn by servicemen currently serving.
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Long War Predicted At Chicago Meeting
Chicago April delegates at a United States Chamber of Commerce convention forecast a long war lasting five to ten years. They warn of extending warfare, industrial changes, and government phase shifts shaping shipping and wartime plans for the next era.
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Will Fix Price on Cotton Goods
Washington April 10 The fixing of cotton goods including army dress and relief items prompted seven cotton goods manufacturers and the prime fixing committee of the war industries board to meet. An petite report noted the price setting would deter unsteady market trends amid wartime controls.
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Detire passes memories protest and widows pay bill
Washington on April was marked by a Senate action restoring six months extra pay to widows and dependents of service members. The measure combines recognition of carrier pigeons in wartime service with compensation provisions aimed at families of deceased personnel.
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