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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1918

Page

7

Soya beans in wartime diet urged by Maxim

A Patriot Service feature extols So Soya as a versatile wartime food. Maxim, inventor of So Soya and naval board member, lauds soy bean use for soldiers and civilians, detailing how to cook, incorporate into meals, and make oil. Recipes include soy beans with potatoes, croquettes, soups, and loaf, plus notes on soaking and processing for best flavor and nutrition.

Maxim U. S Naval Ing Board Popular Science Ly Whig United Orient East United States J. B. Burrows Mr. Maxim

How Seldom a Talker Avoids All Three

A dialogue on the perils of excessive talking notes that voluminous talkers bore listeners upset others and eventually drift into three pitfalls. It argues talkers should curb chatter or lose social standing by forcing others to listen too long.

Trains Carry 265 Wounded Germans From Fronts

Amsterdam dispatch says 265 trains full of wounded German soldiers were counted April 9 11 and 12 on the Namur Liege line. Crowded transports used open coal cars. Belgian hospitals convents schools and factories are filled with wounded.

Amsterdam Germany Picardy Flanders Les Nouvelles The Hague Namur-Liege Belgium

Showers Early This Week Fair Afterward

Weather forecast from Washington on May 5 outlines showers in the Great Lakes and upper/lower lakes regions early in the week with generally fair conditions for the rest of the period and warmer temperatures in the lower lakes region. It also notes showers in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys early, followed by fair weather, with no major temperature changes. Switzerland completes its highest aerial tramway, a mile and a half long, rising to about a mile for tourist travel.

Washington Weather Bureau Great Lakes Region Upper Lakes Lower Lakes Upper Mississippi Lower Missouri Valley Switzerland

British Sniper Had Day of Joy On Somme Front

Private Langford, a British sniper in a Mailly battalion hospital patient, recalls the Somme offensive. He describes a fierce barrage on March 27, intense shelling, and a counterattack where his unit repelled German machine guns with Mills bombs and rifle fire. He notes his own wounding during the day’s action.

Somme London Langford Mailly Fritz

Georgette and Satin Dress for Matinee Figure

The silhouette favors mature figures with a Georgette gown using a satin underlayer. Options include gray Georgette with navy satin, or other color combos. A straight tube skirt, embroidered overdress, and satin edged details define the look, with a white net or Georgette vestee and a satin sailor collar.

Georgette

Gloomy Finance Picture From Saxony Warns of War Debt

Zurich May 5 The Industrial Union of Saxony, a major German industrial group, publishes a manifesto backing war indemnities. It says war costs add 14.8 billion marks to 4.8 billion, demanding crisis financing that would absorb 60 percent of national income and push debt to 392 trillion marks, jeopardizing production and enterprise. It notes Germany is poor in resources while others enjoy wealth and workers.

Zurich Germany Industrial Union of Saxony

Kaiser Burned in Effigy During Liberty Loan Campaign

In Elvidere Illinois on May 5 thousands of school children watched as the Kaiser was burned in effigy, a feature of the Liberty Loan campaign recorded by local observers.

Kaiser Elvidere Liberty Loan

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