War-Time Bread Varieties For Health And Conserving Flour
Readers urged a second piece on breads using war recipes. The article promotes whole grain flours including whole wheat rye buckwheat and corn meal with yeast and potato water methods. Recipes cover whole wheat bread rye bread buckwheat loaf corn meal muffins oatmeal biscuits and prune bread. It urges conserving white flour for soldiers and highlights local grist-mill flour and traditional bread heritage.
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The
Whig
Jefferson County
Father
Transcendental School of
New England
Emerson, Hawthorne, Alcott
Horace Greeley
Margaret Fuller
America
Lake Warn
Fashions for Americans Preview Spring Silk and Jersey Wear
The article outlines spring and summer fashion trends including washable silks, jerseys, and satin blends for separate skirts and frocks. It notes washable fabrics, sport outfits, and bordered silks, with emphasis on tunics, embroidered finishes, and flowered silks, while mentioning confidence games in relationships.
A Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
A Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related ailments in men and women. The ad promises relief for diabetes, rheumatism, and bladder irregularities, with mail order availability at $1.09 per two months’ treatment. Testimonials may be sent on request. W Hall, 2926 Olive St, St Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Texas Wonder
W. Hall
Olive St. St Louis
Oatmeal Bread Recipe Note
A brief cooking note lists steps for oatmeal bread: use one cake yeast, two cups boiling water, and four cups ground oatmeal. Includes a warning about water amount and method.
Buckwheat Muffins Recipe Note Still Incomplete
A fragment of a baking recipe mentions buckwheat flour and white flour with a creaming step. It lists cup buckwheat flour and 2 cup white flour and a teaspoonful sale and lf cup cream, but the instructions are incomplete and garbled.
Two Mothers Share Grief Through Two Ways of Honor
A neighbor preserves her dead son’s room and routines while a distant mother creates David’s Shelf a village library of his books and memory. She funds education for a boy, shares clothes with those in need, and gives Christmas gifts in his name, proving grief can widen care and generosity.
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David
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Graham
Rye Maftins
Omy
HL F. Beard
Dept. Y
Quaitey
Texas
Ruth Cameron
Ilinois Cafe
Hampshire Street
Frank A. Jenkins
Owl Drug Store
6Th St
Peruna Company
Columbus, Ohio
Russia
Elda Reot
Raussia
Pote
United States of America
J. M. Rudy
Taylor's
Miller-Helhake Shoe Co
Theodore Helhake
Ricker National Bank
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